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Tomtom Reference Guide TomTom Reference Guide Contents What's in the box 7 What's in the box ................................................................................................................................ 7 Read me first 8 Positioning the device ........................................................................................................................ 8 Installing in your car ........................................................................................................................... 8 Switching on and off .......................................................................................................................... 9 Setting up............................................................................................................................................ 9 GPS reception ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Micro-SD card slot .............................................................................................................................. 9 About MyTomTom ............................................................................................................................. 9 Setting up MyTomTom .................................................................................................................... 10 Safety settings .................................................................................................................................. 10 Device not starting ........................................................................................................................... 11 Charging your device ....................................................................................................................... 11 Sharing information with TomTom ................................................................................................. 11 Safety Notice .................................................................................................................................... 12 Take care of your navigation device ............................................................................................... 12 Getting help to use your navigation device .................................................................................... 13 Planning a route 14 Planning a route................................................................................................................................ 14 Route summary ................................................................................................................................ 16 LIVE summary .................................................................................................................................. 17 Alternative routes ............................................................................................................................. 17 Selecting a route type ...................................................................................................................... 18 Frequent destinations ....................................................................................................................... 19 Show my frequent destinations ....................................................................................................... 19 Using arrival times ............................................................................................................................ 20 Navigation menu options ................................................................................................................. 21 Planning a route in advance ............................................................................................................ 22 Viewing route information ............................................................................................................... 23 Voice control 25 Voice control - Navigate to .............................................................................................................. 26 About voice control ..................................................................................................................... 26 Using voice control ..................................................................................................................... 26 Planning a journey using your voice .......................................................................................... 27 Voice control - Drive to .................................................................................................................... 30 About voice control ..................................................................................................................... 30 Using voice control ..................................................................................................................... 30 Planning a journey using your voice .......................................................................................... 31 2 Entering addresses using your voice ......................................................................................... 33 The Driving View 34 About the Driving View .................................................................................................................... 34 The Driving View .............................................................................................................................. 34 Driving View Symbols ...................................................................................................................... 35 About replanning settings ................................................................................................................ 35 Advanced Lane Guidance 37 About lane guidance ........................................................................................................................ 37 Using lane guidance ......................................................................................................................... 37 Changing your route 39 Making changes to your route ......................................................................................................... 39 Change route menu .......................................................................................................................... 39 About waypoints .............................................................................................................................. 40 Adding the first waypoint to your route .......................................................................................... 41 Adding further waypoints to your route ......................................................................................... 41 Changing the order of waypoints .................................................................................................... 42 Deleting a waypoint .......................................................................................................................... 42 Changing notification settings for a waypoint ................................................................................ 42 Reactivating a waypoint ................................................................................................................... 43 View map 44 About viewing the map .................................................................................................................... 44 View map .......................................................................................................................................... 44 Options .............................................................................................................................................. 45 Cursor menu ..................................................................................................................................... 46 Map corrections 48 About Map Share ............................................................................................................................. 48 Correcting a map error ..................................................................................................................... 48 Types of map correction .................................................................................................................. 48 Sounds and voices 52 About sounds and voices ................................................................................................................ 52 About computer voices .................................................................................................................... 52 Selecting a voice .............................................................................................................................. 52 Changing the volume level .............................................................................................................. 52 Automatic volume control ............................................................................................................... 53 Settings 54 About Settings .................................................................................................................................. 54 2D/3D settings .................................................................................................................................. 54 3 Advanced settings 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