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Navigation
Point of interest as a destination
Fig. 51 Search window
for a point of interest
search
Fig. 52 Point of interest
detailed view
●
In the
New destination
menu, press the
POIs
function button
⇒
Fig. 47
.
●
The
POI search
menu opens
⇒
Fig. 51
.
You do not need to fill in all lines to search for a point of interest.
Selecting a point of interest category
●
Press the
Category
function button
⇒
Fig. 51
in order to open a list show-
ing all available main categories.
●
Touch a main category (e.g.
CAR AND TRAVEL
) to open a list showing the
point of interest categories available there. There could be other subcatego-
ries available here, e.g.
TRAVEL
.
●
Press the
function button to go back to the main category from a
sub-category.
●
Press the desired point of interest category to transfer it to the
POI search
menu.
If you have imported your own point of interest database via the
Setup Navi-
gation
menu and the
My POIs
function button
⇒
page 123, the additional
main category
Personal POIs
will be displayed.
Defining the search area
●
Press the
Search area
function button
⇒
Fig. 51
.
Following this, define a “search area centre” to search for points of interest
close to that location. Note search radius for points of interest
⇒
page 66.
●
If a destination has already been defined, press the
Near destination
func-
tion button to accept this destination as the search area centre.
●
OR:
press the
Position
function button to accept the current location as
the search area centre.
●
OR:
press the
Near city
function button to set a town as the search area
centre.
●
OR:
Press the
Select point on map
function button to select a search area
centre by moving a crosshair in the map view (as in page 66).
Following selection, the selected search area centre is displayed in the
POI search
menu.
Entering a keyword
●
Press the
Name
function button to enter a “keyword” via an input win-
dow.
