User manual BINATONE D430

[. . . ] User Guide D430 2nd edition www. binatonegps. com Binatone Navigation software IMPORTANT IMPORTANT Satellite signals are required for this product to function in Navigation Mode. There may be occasions within your home or surrounding area when the signal strength is limited and Navigation may not be possible. This is quite normal for products of this type. You can check the number of satellite signals that the unit is receiving and the strength of those signals by viewing the GPS Receiver. [. . . ] Tap the key to scroll between the available options. The order of the options is ABC, ÄÖÜ, 123. The key will always show the next selectable option. Use the keypad to start to enter the desired city, as you enter characters you will see a list of possible matches appear as a list on the screen. As you enter further characters the list will narrow down until there are only 1 or 2 options available. This is handy if you do not know how to spell the city you are searching for, simple enter the first part of the city name and let the unit do the rest. As the list is populated by possible matches, the matches will be white in colour. Wait until the list items have turned dark blue, then use the up/down arrows to scroll through the list to find the city you were looking for. Select the correct entry from the list and tap OK to accept the selected item. The screen will return back to the Address search screen and the chosen city will now appear in the City field. Alternatively; if you know the postcode of the waypoint/destination, select the Postcode field from the Address Search screen. Enter the full postcode, note that you are not required to enter a space in the postcode. Again your selection will be narrowed down as you enter more characters/digits. Select the correct entry from the list and tap OK, you will be returned to the Address Search screen. The road field will be automatically filled in by the unit. You will notice that some fields will now be shown in grey these fields can no longer be altered. Note : When the unit is searching, the matched Locations or Post Codes will be shown in the results screen in white text. When the search has completed the first search result will be shown with a blue highlighted bar, If you see your location before the search has completed. You can select the correct location make sure it is shown with a blue highlight before pressing the OK button. In this way you do not have to wait for a full search to be carried out. Secondly if you have not used the postcode to search for your waypoint/destination, you will have to enter the road name. This is done in exactly the same way as for entering a city. [. . . ] The green bars show signals which are locked, the orange bars show the signals which have been found but are not locked to. Next to these bars you will see a number this number relates to the number of the satellite for which the signal is coming from. Note; If you only have 3 locked satellite signals then you only have a 2D fix and certain information will not be available. In order to navigate you need at least 4 locked satellite signals which will give a 3D fix. [. . . ]