The poi database, Searching for a user-entered poi, Points of interest 35 – Magellan eXplorist 500 User Manual

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The POI Database

All of the POIs that you have saved and map POIs, can be accessed using the POI
database. Once the database has been accessed and the POI selected, you can view or
edit the POI.

Highlights of the POI database are:

• Searching for POIs you have saved, nearest to your position or in alphabetical order.

• Searching for POIs that have been preloaded into the eXplorist, nearest to your

position or in alphabetical order.

• Ability to edit POIs you have saved.

• Ability to delete POIs you have saved.

• Function letting you view a POI (ones you have saved or preloaded) on the map.

• Provides another means to save a preloaded POI as a user-entered POI.

• While viewing the list of POIs, the bearing and distance from your present position is

displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Searching for a User-Entered POI

When searching for a POI that you have entered, you have two options
to choose from: nearest or alphabetical.

1.

Press MENU.

2.

Use the Arrow joystick to highlight

Pts of Interest.

3.

Press ENTER.

4.

Use the Arrow joystick in an up/down motion to highlight

My

Pts of Interest.

5.

Use the Arrow joystick in a left/right motion to select
Nearest or Alphabetical.

6.

Press ENTER.

If

Nearest is selected, indicate if you want a list of POIs

that are nearest to your position, a city you will select, or another POI you will
select from the POI database.

7.

Locate the file where the POI has been saved and press ENTER. (The eXplorist
will automatically open the default file.)

8.

Highlight the POI and press ENTER.

From here you can edit, delete, or view on the map the POI you have highlighted by
pressing ENTER and selecting the desired function from the menu. Detailed information
on these functions can be found later in this manual.

Points of Interest

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POI database set to search

for user-entered POIs

using Nearest

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