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Page 1: ...ination mode or from point A to points B C D etc in turn using trip planner mode The NAV ONE 2000 detects heading information only from GPS data about a moving vehicle s direction of travel The most r...

Page 2: ...urned on an opening screen and safety reminder are shown and an option is provided to change the language used Next the Main menu becomes available that provides five means of selecting a destination...

Page 3: ...32 Address intersection 32 Previous destination 36 Point of interest 38 Address book 46 Trip planner 52 Route selection limits select route criteria 60 Route calculation 62 Route guidance 64 Useful to...

Page 4: ...roughout the area The NAV ONE 2000 includes Route USA a nationwide major road network and details of one region free with purchase Additional regions are available as accessories Large points of inter...

Page 5: ...nd ask for directions in these situations n DO NOT position the unit in a location that obstructs the driver s view of the road instruments or controls to operate the vehicle n DO NOT drive the vehicl...

Page 6: ...s closures or construction some road characteristics e g road surface slope or grade weight or height restrictions etc temporary traffic congestion weather conditions and similar factors Use personal...

Page 7: ...12 volt fused power cord Mounting bracket with quick release and suction cup NAV ONE 2000 Regional Maps booklet only included with the NAV ONE 2000 model Quick reference card This operating instructi...

Page 8: ...ion This material introduces the NAV ONE system as well as its controls features and safety information Cobra believes the entire introduction will be of interest and helpful But it is essential to re...

Page 9: ...ple destinations in sequence that are saved as a named trip Users can save up to five trips with up to ten destinations per trip After selecting a destination the NAV ONE system lets the user set para...

Page 10: ...on the system will calculate a route to the original destination from that point These are described in the Off route events section At any time during navigation the user can observe a screen showing...

Page 11: ...on For example the 2Main menu has icons for the functions map trail here and options To move from the 2Main menu to the 2Map screen press the MAP function button as shown at right Some function choice...

Page 12: ...low the gyro in the NAV ONE 3000 to operate properly Two important considerations in positioning the unit are A Its ability to see the sky Signals from the GPS constellation of satellites are weak and...

Page 13: ...cup 4 While maintaining FIRM pressure on the button pull the lock lever up or down over the button 5 Test suction cup adhesion by pulling on the bracket THE ASSEMBLY SHOULD NOT WIGGLE If it does unlo...

Page 14: ...e LCD should show four green bars to confirm the antenna is seeing the sky properly If the bars are fewer than four and are either yellow or red the unit may need to be repositioned See page 65 in the...

Page 15: ...the unit To transfer the NAV ONE to a different vehicle 1 Unplug the power cord from the vehicle s 12 volt power socket 2 Rotate the lock lever off the PRESS button then pull the tab to release the su...

Page 16: ...n press will not break anything The user can always press the BACK function to return to a prior step or can escape to the 2 Main menu E by pressing MENU regardless of where the user is in the system...

Page 17: ...be acknowledged before proceeding When the system is on 1 Press the POWER button on the left side of the unit The system will retain information to be recalled when it is turned on again The 2Display...

Page 18: ...EASE DRIVE SAFELY screen B the user will have two choices n Select a language for the system to use n Acknowledge the safety reminder then start or resume a navigation process At the 2PLEASE DRIVE SAF...

Page 19: ...2PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY screen B 1 Press ENTER to proceed to the 2Main menu E This menu is the starting point the entry to all of the capabilities features and functions of the NAV ONE system Users can s...

Page 20: ...ately available from the 2Main menu E n Map function Displays the current location on a map see Map screen as reference resource on page 70 n Trail function Records a trail traveled on or off the road...

Page 21: ...menu G 1 Scroll5or6to Continue and press ENTER 2 At the 2Select Route Criteria I menu either accept the previous settings or change them to suit and press ENTER or the GO function button 3 At the 2Map...

Page 22: ...ences n Languages n Vehicle Position n System Information n Map Regions applies to NAV ONE 2000 only The preferences that the user can change are n Volume sets the volume level from softest at 1 to lo...

Page 23: ...the 2Option menu B 1 Scroll5or6to Preferences and press ENTER 2 At the 2Preferences menu C scroll5or6to the option to be changed 3 Press the3 or 4button to change the option to the desired value 4 Rep...

Page 24: ...em to use in route development For instance if the user is at home and wants to develop a route from the user s office to a customer s location the user can select this option to tell the system to st...

Page 25: ...ur methods of selecting the current location and press ENTER 4 At the menu corresponding to the method chosen proceed with the programming sequence for that choice as described in each of the correspo...

Page 26: ...first region included when the system is purchased are purchased as accessories they can be unlocked from the 2Option menu B Further information is available on page A1 and page 14 of the Start up sec...

Page 27: ...nown as Greenwich mean time or Zulu time Therefore the minutes will be accurate but the hour may not match the local time zone It also will not automatically change between standard and daylight savin...

Page 28: ...llustration 1 Both methods are usually available and the preferred one can be chosen by use of the LIST and SPELL function buttons The benefits of the two modes can be combined by toggling switching b...

Page 29: ...to the3 and 4buttons The first time a list is invoked it will appear on the screen in alphabetic order as at the 2Select Street Name menu 2 As entries are selected from lists the system will recall t...

Page 30: ...the 3 button clears one character and moves one space to the left such as to the 2Select Street Name menu E from 2Select Street Name menu F or G The CLEAR function button clears the entire entry back...

Page 31: ...ost cases it will not be necessary to spell the entire name only enough letters need be entered to identify a unique entry When text entries are longer than the space available in the highlighted bar...

Page 32: ...ries n Use spell mode exclusively by pressing the SPELL function button to proceed to the 2Select Street Name menu D Continue the spelling process in 2Select Street Name menus E to F until the whole e...

Page 33: ...Street Name Main St Meadow Blvd Medina Rd Naples Pkwy North Ave Princeton Dr Rand Ct Rand Rd MAI N G Part II Getting Started Nothing comes close to a Cobra 31 At the completion of any of the three me...

Page 34: ...section in its database as a destination When selecting an address or intersection the best and quickest starting point is the zip code for the desired destination By entering the zip code as the firs...

Page 35: ...re cities share the same zip code the first alphabetic option will show in the City bar If that is not the desired city 1 Scroll5or6to City and press ENTER 2 Scroll to the desired city on the short li...

Page 36: ...menu B press ENTER to proceed to the 2Enter Address Number menu H or press the INTERSECTION function button then ENTER to proceed to the 2Select Cross Street menu I 6 At either the 2Enter Address Num...

Page 37: ...le for that particular place by the 2No Street Available or 2No Address Available screens 1 or 2 In such cases the system will offer the nearest available street or suggest using the nearest available...

Page 38: ...nation at the bottom of the list scroll5or6to the desired destination and press ENTER or the GO function button to proceed to the 2Select Route Criteria menu J Previous destinations can be cleared fro...

Page 39: ...ptakisic Rd Arlyd Rd Ashford Ct Allen Dr Andover Ct Angelican Ln Apple Hill Ln Apple Orchard Ln Aptakisic Rd Arlyd Rd Ashford Ct I BACK GO Select Route Criteria Select Route Criteria Route by Shortest...

Page 40: ...ategories see Appendix B The POI mode can also be used as a means of finding the address and telephone number of any location in the database the data is shown in the final screen of each POI selectio...

Page 41: ...ct a final destination n Sort by distance see page 40 n Sort alphabetically see page 41 n Within a city see page 41 Start destination selection by point of interest Select by category Selects one of t...

Page 42: ...Int l Airport Chicago Midway 1 STATE IL SPELL LIST BACK Airport Airport Aurora Municipal Airport Campbell Airport Capital Airport Central Illinois Regional Chicago Midway Chicago O Hare Int l 2 BACK G...

Page 43: ...tion button to proceed to the 2Select Route Criteria menu J At the 2Select Listing Preference menu D 1 Scroll5or6to Within a City and press ENTER 2 At the 2Select City menu 4 an alphabetic list of cit...

Page 44: ...nd select a final destination n Sort by distance see page 43 n Sort alphabetically see page 43 n Within a city see page 44 Select by name Allows the name of the destination to be entered then narrows...

Page 45: ...f points in the state and on the abridged list see State selection on page 38 scroll5or6to the desired point see note on page 38 and press ENTER 3 At the 2POI Found screen a0 press ENTER or the GO fun...

Page 46: ...und using spell mode and press ENTER The telephone number will be accepted and the system will proceed to one of the three possible screens or menus n POI found n Multiple POIs found n POI not found W...

Page 47: ...atabase the system will proceed to the 2POIs Sorted by Distance screen I which shows a message to that effect 1 Press ENTER or the BACK function button to return to the 2Enter Phone Number screen F to...

Page 48: ...erence and retrieval Address book destination entries can be added and named edited and deleted with the NAV ONE system resources They can also be added from a PDA using the infrared port then edited...

Page 49: ...At the 2Save or Edit Name menu C accept the default name shown or edit it to a preferable one using spell mode and press ENTER or the SAVE function button The address and name will be accepted and th...

Page 50: ...TER or the SAVE function button The destination will be accepted and the system will proceed to the 2Save or Edit Name menu C to complete step 4 on page 47 At the 2Current Location screen 1 1 Press EN...

Page 51: ...n Transfer complete If the data transfer is unsuccessful a screen such as the 2Address Book screen 4 will appear with an error code explaining what went wrong with the transfer An address validation...

Page 52: ...he entry and re enter the entire modified address At the 2Address Book menu B 1 Scroll5or6to the entry name that is to be edited and press the EDIT function button 2 At the 2Save or Edit Name menu C e...

Page 53: ...riteria Select Route Criteria Route by Shortest Time Use Freeways Yes Use Toll Roads Yes J See page 60 Delete an entry Select a destination and navigate to it At the 2Address Book menu B 1 Scroll5or6t...

Page 54: ...A 1 Scroll5or6to Trip Planner and press ENTER The system will proceed to the 2Trip Planner menu B showing the list of trips stored in system memory At the 2Trip Planner menu or screen B or 1 1 Press t...

Page 55: ...see page 38 n Previous destination see page 36 n Address book see page 46 n 2Current Location screen 3 1 Press ENTER to confirm selection of the current location as a destination and proceed to the 2...

Page 56: ...o memory and the system will return to the 2Trip Planner menu B At the 2Trip Planner menu B 1 Scroll5or6to the name of the trip to be deleted and press the EDIT function button 2 At the 2Mondays Trip...

Page 57: ...Edit Name and press ENTER 3 At the 2Enter Name of Trip menu G edit the trip name using spell mode and press ENTER or the SAVE function button The name change will be saved and the system will return...

Page 58: ...r menu B 1 Scroll5or6to the name of the trip to be modified and press the EDIT function button 2 At 2Mondays Trip menu F scroll5or6to Edit Destination and press ENTER 3 At the 2Mondays Trip menu H pre...

Page 59: ...tion button to proceed to the 2Confirm Deletion screen 8 and press ENTER The destination will be deleted and the system will return to the 2Mondays Trip menu H In addition to seeing the list of destin...

Page 60: ...ess ENTER or the GO function button to proceed to the route calculation process 4 When route calculation is completed navigate to the first destination using the procedures described in the Route guid...

Page 61: ...ds Yes J See page 60 Continue to another destination Finish or discontinue trip At the 2Destination Reached menu a0 1 Scroll5or6to Continue to Next and press ENTER 2 At the 2Mondays Trip menu I scroll...

Page 62: ...Select Routing Method Select Routing Method E Before the system can provide guidance information to the selected destination it needs to know the user s preferences and to calculate the route to be n...

Page 63: ...or time n Use freeways yes or no n Use toll roads yes or no 3 Press ENTER or the GO function button to proceed to the 2Calculating a Route screen B Select route criteria NOTE If all criteria are as d...

Page 64: ...m will automatically proceed from the 2Calculating a Route screen D to the 2Map screen F with the route highlighted by a light green line on the map The voice prompt will say Please proceed to the hig...

Page 65: ...Routing Method menu E 1 Scroll5or6to Recalculate and press ENTER to return to the 2Calculating a Route screen B When route calculation is stopped the route criteria can be changed from the 2Select Rou...

Page 66: ...gress the 2Map screen A can be viewed as one might refer to an atlas Or it can be used to determine the vehicle s current location Once a destination is chosen and a route is calculated the NAV ONE sy...

Page 67: ...he current vehicle heading n ETA estimated time to arrival N NE E SE S SW W NW n Distance to destination n Direction to destination arrow The 2 Trip Data screen E provides comprehensive data about the...

Page 68: ...be used in both the reference and navigation versions of the 2Map screens A and B It allows shifting the current location away from the center of the map image as shown in 2Map screen 4 There is no i...

Page 69: ...om ranging from a wide area level 5 with reduced detail to a small area level 1 with maximum available detail To change the zoom setting at the 2Map screen A or B 1 Press the ZOOM function button to p...

Page 70: ...The current location as GPS data of latitude and longitude n The current location for naming and entry into the Address Book At the 2Map screen A or B 1 Press the HERE function button to proceed to t...

Page 71: ...ditional interim voice report of navigation status at any time of the user s choosing while navigating a trip A voice prompt of navigation status can be quickly gotten at any of the three navigation s...

Page 72: ...the system will switch back to the previous navigation screen Map as reference When navigation is not in progress the 2Map screen A is reached from the 2Main menu F 1 Press the MAP function button The...

Page 73: ...ses on a trip the map will scroll under the triangular vehicle icon to show the immediate surroundings at the zoom level in effect at the time Navigation using planned route screen The descriptive 2Pl...

Page 74: ...E function button again to proceed to the 2Guide screen D The next maneuver will be shown on the LCD and mileage from the current location will update continuously Trip data The NAV ONE system keeps t...

Page 75: ...o proceed to the 2Trip Data screen E The 2Trip Data screen E shows four data items at all times as well as two user selectable items At the top of the screen is the vehicle heading Below that are two...

Page 76: ...one of the two fields for data item selection and press ENTER 3 At the 2Edit Data Field menu a0 scroll5or6to the data item that is desired to appear in the selected field and press ENTER The choice w...

Page 77: ...ccept LANDWEHR RD NORTHBROOK IL J Reset data Reset one data item Reset all data items The user can reset any or all of the fields at any time either while navigating a trip or after it is finished At...

Page 78: ...p plans and canceling navigation Trip interruptions such as lunch or a motel stay are also accommodated Within a short distance of the vehicle leaving a calculated route the NAV ONE system will recogn...

Page 79: ...eed to the 2Main menu A 2 Press the MAP function button to proceed to the 2Map screen C 3 Press the PAGE function button to proceed to the 2Planned Route screen B In case of road construction traffic...

Page 80: ...2Enter Detour Miles menu G decide on a maximum distance to deviate from the calculated route within the limits presented for available detour miles on the screen and enter the value in the cursor box...

Page 81: ...is choice is active only if a multi destination trip plan is being navigated The trip plan can be modified at any point during navigation At the 2Planned Route screen B 1 Press the EDIT function butto...

Page 82: ...Cancel Route and press ENTER 3 At the 2Confirm Cancellation screen I press ENTER The cancellation will be confirmed and the system will proceed to the 2Main menu A During a stop with the engine shut...

Page 83: ...ays the start up screens when the system is turned back on If a trip was interrupted the 2Continue route guidance menu 2 will show the destination on the LCD when ENTER is pressed at the 2PLEASE DRIVE...

Page 84: ...is recorded and saved in the trail book it can be used to retrace the route or to repeat it in the future As a trail is recorded the system generates automatic points similar to dropping bread crumbs...

Page 85: ...1 Point 2 Point 3 and so on User defined names of up to ten characters can be substituted for the default names either as the trails and waypoints are generated or at any later time However the system...

Page 86: ...enu B or the 2Trail Book screen 3 1 Press the ADD function button to proceed to the 2Name Trail Book Entry screen F The NAV ONE will automatically enter the Beginning point and start recording the tra...

Page 87: ...press ENTER or the SAVE function button The name will be saved and the system will proceed to the 2Trail Mode screen G Following activation by pressing of the ADD function button the system will reco...

Page 88: ...or Edit Name menu I 1 Press the CLEAR function button to clear the default name 2 Enter the name of choice using spell mode and press ENTER or the SAVE function button The name will be saved and the...

Page 89: ...End point on the trail At the 2Trail Book menu B 1 Scroll5or6to the name of the trail to be edited and press the EDIT function button At the 2Trail 1 screen J the user can n Change a trail name n Dele...

Page 90: ...on to clear the current name 3 Enter the name of choice using spell mode and press ENTER or the SAVE function button The name will be saved and the system will return to 2Trail Book menu B At the 2Tra...

Page 91: ...int to be renamed and press the EDIT function button 3 At the 2Edit Waypoint Entry menu a0 press the CLEAR function button to clear the current name 4 Enter the name of choice using spell mode and pre...

Page 92: ...d data in memory such as changing the name of an address book entry or the name of a destination on a trip GO Displays the 2Select Route Criteria menu after destination selection In trail mode display...

Page 93: ...references Default values are shown on the 2Preferences menu available choices are shown in the table of options to the right of the menu Preference menu Options 0 off no sound 1 8 softest to loudest...

Page 94: ...n Civic Community Center n Commuter Rail Station n Convention Exhibition Cen n Court House n Ferry Terminal n Gasoline Station n Golf Course n Grocery Store n Higher Education n Historical Monument n...

Page 95: ...using small affordable equipment The GPS satellite network transmits radio signals to earth from high earth orbit GPS service provides users with extremely accurate positioning information anywhere o...

Page 96: ...Adapter included Usage 1 2A max Fuse 3A Antenna Built in Patch Optional External Antenna Available Temperature range Operation 15 C to 60 C 5 F to 140 F Storage 30 C to 80 C 22 F to 176 F Map storage...

Page 97: ...oting Problem Possible cause s Solution s Display does not power up Power switch is turned off Turn the unit on with the button on the left side of the unit Brightness and contrast are turned complete...

Page 98: ...returned 2 Send the entire product 3 Enclose a description of what is happening with the product Include a typed or clearly printed name and address of where the product is to be returned 4 Pack the p...

Page 99: ...ge of your choice English French or Spanish see Language choices page 22 For operating instructions in French or Spanish please visit www cobra com GPS manuals html Cobra HighGear microTALK Safety Ale...

Page 100: ...fy decompile disassemble reverse engineer or reduce to human readable form the software or any part of it nor to create any derivative works based on the contents of this document or the software The...

Page 101: ...companied by proof of the date of first consumer purchase such as a duplicated copy of a sales receipt The consumer must pay any initial shipping charges required to ship the product for warranty serv...

Page 102: ...t 89 Destination selection 32 Detour 77 Display 16 Drive time 74 E Editing entries 28 ETA 74 External antenna 102 F FCC compliance 2 Features 2 French manual 22 97 Function button icons 90 G Getting s...

Page 103: ...peaker A2 Specifications 94 Spell mode 26 28 Start up 14 Start up time 12 94 Stopped time 74 System functions and their icons 9 90 System information 24 System logic A2 T Text and list entries 26 Time...

Page 104: ...ra com Optional mounting brackets Theses accessories are available for both the 3000 and 2000 models from a local Cobra dealer or directly from Cobra Information on accessories specific to the 2000 mo...

Page 105: ...PGKIT Upgrade kit with AC adapter and USB cable Tax Table California 7 25 Illinois 8 75 Indiana 6 Michigan 6 Ohio 6 Wisconsin 5 Amount Shipping Handling 10 00 or less 3 00 10 01 25 00 5 50 25 01 50 00...

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