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38 PC*MILER|Mobile User’s Guide
Q. Can I enter the intersection of two streets?
A.
Yes. To enter an intersection of two streets, type in both street names separated by
a plus sign (+). To enter the plus sign, press the
0
key twice.
Q. Why won’t PC*MILER|Mobile accept my address?
A.
It may be that the spelling is incorrect or the abbreviations are not recognized. Try
using alternate abbreviations or spelling them out; e.g. “Saint” instead of “St.”
Q. Can I receive calls when using PC*MILER|Mobile?
A.
Yes. However, the iDEN handset cannot transfer phone data and packet data at the
same time. When a network-enabled application is transmitting packet data, the phone
services will be blocked. Packet data service will incur charges to the account.
Q. Can I place calls when using PC*MILER|Mobile?
A.
To make a call, press the red End button twice to pause PC*MILER|Mobile .
Q. How do I make a call using hands-free operation?
A.
Press the button under SPEAKER to toggle between speaker on/off. For hands-free
operation, the speaker should be set to on.
Q. How do I make the guidance instructions louder?
A. You can change the volume of the verbal guidance instructions in
PC*MILER|Mobile by changing the ringer volume, using the rocker keys on the left
side of the phone. You must do this while PC*MILER|Mobile is running and giving a
verbal instruction.
Q. Why do the verbal instructions sound muffled?
A.
You may not have the speakerphone activated. Press the button on the upper left
side of the phone to activate the speakerphone.
Q. When I turn off my engine, why is the PC*MILER|Mobile backlight on?
A. Most vehicles provide power to the cigarette lighter adapter even when the engine
is off and the ignition key is removed. You should remove the power plug from the
lighter socket and turn the phone off to avoid draining the battery.
Q. Why do I hear “You have left the route” when I have not?
A. Temporarily, the inaccuracy of the map data and the GPS results may cause the
phone to think that it is not on the planned route. If you have not left the route, the
phone should resume guidance momentarily.