User manual NAVMAN ICN700

[. . . ] USER MANUAL N Pix Navig av to pictu r ate iCN 700 with SmartSTM 2006 series en English - Europe/New Zealand es iCN 700 series User Manual English - Europe / New Zealand 2006 Brunswick New Technologies Asia Pte Limited. Navman is a registered trademark of Brunswick New Technologies Asia Pte Limited and is used under licence by Navman New Zealand. Navman is part of the Brunswick Group, headquarters Chicago, IL. The software contains proprietary information of Navman; it is provided under a licence agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and is also protected by copyright law. [. . . ] Tap and hold, then drag across the screen to select the photo(s) you want to copy. As a photo is selected, a red border will appear around it. To cancel a selection, tap and drag over the photo(s) again. When you have finished the selection, tap Copy. A warning screen will display, asking you to confirm or cancel the procedure. If confirmed, the photo(s) will be copied to the other Album. You can also copy a single photo from the Photo Details screen. For more information, see "Photo management" on page 61. How do I view the Album on my Memory Card? The icon displayed at the top left hand corner of the Album screen, indicates which Album you are currently viewing. To change Albums, tap the icon to reveal both options (hard drive & memory card) then select the required Album. For information on using a memory card with your iCN, see "How do I use a memory card with my iCN?" on page 111. How do I delete photos from an album? Photos can be deleted from the Album on the iCN's hard drive or your memory card. When a photo has been saved as a Favourite destination, you will not delete the Favourite if you subsequently remove the photo from your Album. 1. 5. From the Album screen, select the Album you want to view. Tap and hold, then drag across the screen to select the photos you want to delete. As a photo is selected, a red border will appear around it. To cancel a selection, tap and drag across the photo again. When you have finished the selection, tap Delete. A warning screen will display, asking you to confirm or cancel the procedure. If confirmed, the photos will be deleted from the Album. You can also delete a single photo from the Photo Details screen. For more information, see "Photo management" on page 61. 60 iCN 700 series | How do I use the camera? Photo management The Photo Details screen displays information about your photo. To display the Photo Details screen, tap any photo in your Album. Element Go to Description Displays the Destination Preview screen, ready for you to navigate to the location. The Go To button is only available if GPS co-ordinates are associated with the photo. Assign Copy Delete Photo Title Allows you to assign a photo to an existing Favourite; or create a new Favourite, if GPS co-ordinates are associated with the photo. Copies a photo from the hard drive to your memory card and vice versa. Deletes a photo from the hard drive or your memory card. The title of the photo; tap Edit to add a title or edit the existing title. Tap to return to your Album. Show on Map Photo When selected, displays an icon on the map at the location the photo was taken. [. . . ] Preactivated maps of other countries are available for purchase on memory card. 110 iCN 700 series | Reference How do I use a memory card with my iCN? Your iCN has a memory card slot ( ) for an SD or MMC memory card (not included) that can be used for storing maps or photos. Map Storage If there is not enough space in your iCN internal memory for a required map, you can install maps to your memory card using Smart Desktop. For information on installing maps, see "How do I install maps on my iCN?" on page 83. Alternatively, preactivated maps are available for purchase separately on memory card. To navigate using maps on a memory card, ensure the card is in the memory card slot before you set your destination, then Drive-AwayTM. Photo Album Photos can be copied from the Album on your iCN to the My Pictures folder on your memory card. [. . . ]