User manual TOMTOM ONE 140 TOMTOM ONE 140 INSTALLATION POSTER

[. . . ] For more information about TomTom HOME, see Using TomTom HOME on page 49. Use the safety preferences When using your ONE 140, we recommend using the Safety preferences from the Preferences menu. If the safety lock is enabled, only a few buttons and features are available while you are driving. When you are stationary, all the buttons and features are available. Safety preferences You can also choose to turn the map display off. For more information, see Safety preferences on page 33. Troubleshooting Always make sure that you are using the latest version of the TomTom application on your ONE 140. [. . . ] Tip You can add items to your Itinerary in any order and organize them into the Itinerary later. Following an Itinerary When you use an Itinerary to navigate, the route will be calculated to the first destination on the Itinerary. Your TomTom ONE 140 calculates the remaining distance and time to the first destination and not for the whole Itinerary. As soon as you start to use an Itinerary, the route is calculated from your current position. You do not need to set a departure point. When you have passed a waypoint or reached a destination, it is marked as visited. Waypoints are shown on the map but your ONE 140 will not warn you when you are approaching a waypoint, or tell you when you reach the waypoint. Organizing an Itinerary Tap an item on your Itinerary to open a page of buttons for editing the item. You can change a waypoint into a destination using this button. Remember that waypoints are points on your journey to your destination that you want to pass and destinations are places where you want to stop. This button is only shown if the item you tapped is a destination. You can change a waypoint into a destination using this button. Remember that destinations are places where you want to stop, and waypoints are points on your journey to your destination that you want to pass. As soon as your car stops moving, you will be able to access all of the buttons and features again. Turn off map display When you turn off the map display, instead of seeing your position on a map in the Driving View, you will only see information about the next instruction. When you tap this button, you have to specify when the map should be turned off. These are the options: · Always - you will only see information about the next instruction and arrows. · Above a certain speed - you set the speed at which the map is switched off. When you are driving fast, the map can be distracting. · Never - the map is never switched off. 33 Enable/disable POIs Tap this button to set which categories of Points of Interest (POIs) should be shown on the map. Enable/ disable POIs Select the POIs that you want to see on the map from the list: When you select a POI, it will be shown on the map by the symbol you can see next to each category in the list above. To find a category of POI quickly, tap Find, then start to type the name of the POI category. As soon as the category is shown in the list, you can select it. For more information about POIs, see Points of Interest on page 24. Turn off sound / Turn on sound Tap this button to turn the spoken instructions off. If you turn the sound off, warnings for upcoming POIs are also turned off. Turn off sound Volume preferences Tap this button to change the volume of the spoken instructions. Volume preferences Manage Favorites Tap this button to rename or delete Favorites. To find a Favorite quickly, tap Find, then start to type the name of the Favorite. As soon as the Favorite is shown in the list, you can select it. [. . . ] · If you are using the equipment with a mains adapter, plug it into an outlet which is on a different circuit from that to which the receiver is connected. · Consult an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Important This equipment was tested for FCC compliance under conditions that included the use of shielded cables and connectors between it and the peripherals. It is important that you use shielded cable and connectors to reduce the possibility of causing radio and television interference. [. . . ]