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Using the Find Menu
The most important use of the iWAY is generating routes to help you
get from where you
are to where you want to be. We provide you sev-
eral ways to do this. The simplest is the Go To command on the Infor-
mation screen, combined with the Move Map function described earlier.
Point the map cursor at any location on the map and use the Information
button on the map display. On the Information page, choose the
G
O
T
O
command. The iWAY examines the roads between your current position
and the position of the cursor on the map and it tries to find you the fast-
est, shortest route to your destination. It will generate a list of instruc-
tions detailing the turns you need to make and the roads you need to fol-
low along the way. It also draws a magenta line on the map display
showing the route you are supposed to take.
The Go To command is the simplest way to generate a route, but we
provide several other options which can be found by choosing the
F
IND
button from the Main Menu.
The iWAY Find Menu.
The options on the top row all point to a database of POIs (Points of
Interest) stored on your unit. We have divided Gas and ATMs, Lodging,
and Restaurants into their own categories to save you time on the most
common searches.
No matter which of these you choose, you will be able to either search
for places nearest your current position (or cursor, if the cursor is ac-
tive) or to search for specific places by name.
The Address feature lets you enter a street address and navigate directly
to it. The Address Book feature allows you search through a list of Ad-
dress Book entries that you have saved on the iWAY.
Any location you find to navigate to can be added to this Address Book
and stored in the iWay's memory. When you find a location, simply choose
"Add to Address Book" if you want to navigate back to that location later.
There are three buttons at the top of the screen that let you choose many
more Find options, including Recent Destinations and other POI catego-
ries.