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User’s manual NAVIGON 70/71
As you get closer to the junction you will see a spot diagram in addition
to the distance:
The nearer you get to the junction, the more yellow spots are displayed.
If you don't have to change direction for a long time, you will see only a
straight arrow. The distance you must continue straight on is indicated
underneath the arrow.
Tap on the large arrow box to hear current route instructions.
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The Traffic Information box opens if a reported traffic obstruction
affects your route.
If a distance is indicated in the Traffic Information box, no detour route
was calculated yet for the traffic obstruction in question.
Tap on the Traffic Information box in order to open the
P
REVIEW TMC window. It shows a map view with the route section
affected by the message and a possible detour.
If no distance is indicated, all the obstructions which are reported for
your route and would lead to a loss of time will be avoided.
Tap on the Traffic Information box in order to open the T
RAFFIC
INFORMATION window. (Refer to "Displaying traffic information" on
page 89.)
Note: The calculation of detour routes to avoid reported traffic
obstructions can be performed automatically. (Refer to "TMC Settings"
on page 91.)
When you get close to your destination, the Parking button will appear.
If you tap on the Parking box you will be given two options:
You can select a car park from where you can then continue on
foot.
When you have parked your vehicle, you can save the current
position and continue the navigation on foot.
For a description of the Parking function refer to chapter "Parking near
the destination" on page 77.
When you get close to a NAVIGON Sightseeing sight, the NAVIGON
Sightseeing button will appear instead of the height above sea level and
the speed (point 12). The distance indicated on the button tells you how
far away the sight is (beeline).
If you tap on the NAVIGON Sightseeing button, the D
ESTINATION INFO
window will open (refer to "Displaying information about a NAVIGON
Sightseeing sight" on page 82).
Working with the map