Telenav for Cincinnati Bell Supported Devices: v5.1 for BlackBerry smartphones Users Guide User Manual

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• Connection - Normally, you will not adjust this setting. If you are using your BlackBerry for corporate

e-mail via a BlackBerry Exchange Server (BES), then you should consult your IT department BES
administrator about allowing you to use Mobile Data Service (MDS) as a means to access the Internet.
Your administrator will need to enable MDS on your BlackBerry for this method to work. You can set
the Connection Type to BIS or TCP. This is usually BIS.

• Help Card - Help cards prompt you with hints or cautions about using various menu options. To clear

a help card from the screen, press the trackball. The Help cards feature has the following three
options:

• -Show Three Times (and then don’t display them again—this is the default setting)

• -Always

• -Always Off

• Call In - The Call In option lets you select which number is called when you enter an address or

intersection by speaking. One number is toll-free and the other is not. The default is toll free. In some
cases, calls placed to the toll-free 877 number do not carry Caller ID. When this happens, you must
enter your phone number followed by pressing the “#” key and enter your TeleNav PIN followed by
pressing the “#” key so that TeleNav can assign the address you dictate to your account. If the
automated attendant asks for account number in the geographical area where you most frequently
use TeleNav, you should try the 408 number. Ease of using the Voice Address Input system is
probably a more important consideration than the minor change in your billing.

• Traffic Alert - On or Off. If this feature is on, audio and visual traffic alerts will appear on the 2D or 3D

Moving Maps screen if there is a traffic incident on the route ahead.

• Show Next Turn – Always (the next-turn icon appears immediately after the prior turn is made) or

When Nearby (the next-turn icon will not appear until two minutes before the next turn).