User manual I-GO MY WAY QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] All you need to do is plug the SD card into your PDA and the setup procedure will start automatically*. It will perform all the necessary actions for you. You need only do this once for each PDA you intend to use iGO with, then iGO will start and quit automatically as you insert or remove the SD card. * Some PDA models prevent the installation from running automatically. [. . . ] You can also drag and stretch the scale at the bottom to set the zoom level. Use the 6. PDA cursor buttons to turn and scale the map. Tap any map location to have the name of the street displayed together with the house number and the list of the nearest POI. You can mark this point with a pin or save it as POI. In addition various other options are available in the different menus accessible from the corners of the screen. Note: You can find a comprehensive description of the Map screen and its controls in the iGO User Manual. The first steps if you have a GPS: Make sure your GPS has already been recognised by the handheld computer (e. g. a Bluetooth GPS device needs to be searched for, connected and paired using the built-in Bluetooth manager application of the PDA). Now you are ready to set up the connection to iGO. _______When iGO is first started, a black satellite _______dish with a red exclamation mark is _______displayed at the bottom left corner. This shows that there is no GPS connection. Tap this icon to bring up the GPS Data screen where you have two options: ·_Automatic GPS detection ·_Manual GPS configuration Automatic GPS detection The easy way to connect your GPS is launching Detect in the bottom right corner. The program will check each available communication port with all possible port speeds 7. and communication protocols to automatically detect your GPS. The successful connection is confirmed by iGO, the communication between your GPS and your PDA is indicated by a blinking green light on the left. dish in the bottom left corner is now white (if you have a GPS fix) or red (if you are inside a building), and the exclamation mark has disappeared. Unless you are inside a building or under heavy foliage, shortly after that the satellite positions and reception strength bars should appear in the upper section of the screen, and when the GPS device finds its position, the exact location coordinates together with date, time, accuracy, elevation and speed information become available in the lower part of the screen. Your GPS is now set up and next time you run iGO, it will automatically connect to it using the same settings. Now you can return to the main screen by tapping the arrow in the top left corner. The satellite 8. Manual GPS configuration If you know where and how the GPS is connected, you may select Config. In the next screen you need to set the communication protocol (NMEA or SIRF), the communication port (e. g. COM1, COM4) and the communication speed in Bauds (4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 or 57600). Now you can return to the main screen by tapping the arrow in the top left corner. The satellite dish in the bottom left corner is now white (if you have a GPS fix) or red (if you are inside a building), and the exclamation mark has disappeared. [. . . ] We hope that you will enjoy using it. Important Note There is a 10-digit code located on the back of the plastic box containing the iGO SD card. This is your personal iGO ID (Identity code). Be sure to keep it in a safe place or write it down, because You will need the iGO ID for software updates and for discount shopping in the future. [. . . ]