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Additional functions
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Additional functions
Address book (destination memory)
The navigation system provides you with the option of storing 100 destination
addresses in a personal address book which is divided into 2 categories
(“Business” and “Private”). This function is particularly advantageous for
frequently used destination addresses.
Storing addresses in address book
As a rule, addresses are stored as follows:
— Select the “Navigation” function in the “Start Menu”.
The “Navigation” menu appears.
— Enter the data for the address which is to be stored under “Country”, “City”,
“Road” and where applicable “Points of int. / Junction”
A house number can only be entered if the corresponding information is
available on the map CD.
— Select the “Address Book” function to store the address.
— Select the “Store Address” function in the popup menu that appears.
The “Store Address” function cannot be accessed if the address book memory is
full; if necessary, delete addresses that are no longer required.
— Then select the respective address book category (“Business” and / or “Private”).
The address display is then stored. The address immediately transferred as the desti-
nation address and guidance is started with the “Guidance” function.
Addresses can also be entered in the “Address Book” menu and stored in the
address book with the help of the “Store Address” function.
Editing addresses in address book
— Select the “Address Book” function in the “Start Menu”.
— If, for example, you would like to load an address for editing, then select the
“Load Address” function (not accessible if no addresses have been stored in the
address book).
— If you want to delete an entry, then select the “Delete Address” function.
— Select the desired address book category.
A list with the names of the stored addresses is then displayed (only if the list is not
empty). Press the cursor button 6 and entire address will be displayed.
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