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the virtual keyboard. Select the letters with
the
JOYSTICK
.
To make this operation easier the auto-filling
function is activated.
8.3 Searching for intersections
If you do not know an exact address or
postcode, you can search for the intersection
between two streets. This can be a very useful
function when navigating in big cities.
1.
Press the
FIND
button. The
Find
menu will
open.
2.
From
By name
select
Intersection
and
press the
ENT
button.
3.
The
Find intersection
menu will open. Fill
the fields
State
and
City
or
Postcode
.
4.
Select
Road1
with the cursor and press the
ENT
button to open the virtual keyboard.
When you have added the road/street
name, select
ENT
on the virtual keyboard
and confirm by pressing the
ENT
button.
5.
Repeat the operation for
Road2
.
6.
Select
Go
and press the
ENT
button. The
Geosat will calculate the route from the
current GPS position toward the found
intersection.
7.
Alternatively, select
Show on Map
and press
the
ENT
button. Once the intersection has
been found it can be set as destination.
Press the
MENU
button. The
Navigation
menu will open.
From
Navigation from my GPS position
select
Set as destination and calculate
and
press the
ENT
button to confirm.
8.4 Searching near to the cursor or
to the GPS position
The Geosat allows you to search for towns/
cities, Points of Interest and Marks within in
a radius of 50 km from:
8. Advanced search options
8.2 Searching by postcodes
The postcodes field allows you to search for
an address by postcode. The postcode field
is not mandatory, but can be used instead of
the city field. Move the
JOYSTICK
to select
Postcode and press the
ENT
button to open
8.1 Duplicate place/road names
When inserting an address you will inevitably
find roads or towns with the same name. The
Geosat will display a list of all roads or towns
with the same name. Select the required
road/town and confirm by pressing the
ENT
button.