Real-time traffi c information – TravRoute CoPilot Live User Manual

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Your Live connection status is shown at the bottom right of the black
information bar:

• Green — Good.
• Yellow — OK. Usually seen when fi rst connecting or in poor

GPRS coverage.

• Red — No connection. Check your GPRS network coverage

and Live settings.

Real-Time Traffi c Information

In addition to providing users with pre-trip planning and GPS route
guidance capabilities, CoPilot uses wireless communications to
automatically send real-time information to drivers, notifying them of
traffi c incidents along the route ahead and potential alternate routes.
As soon as the user selects a destination, CoPilot will provide dynamic
driving directions and regularly updated traffi c incident reports.

There are two ways to receive real-time traffi c feeds with CoPilot Live:

1. Use a wireless Internet (GPRS) connection to receive traffi c

incidents through a traffi c service provider.

2. Use a TMC-enabled traffi c receiver to obtain traffi c incidents

through a dedicated FM band.

Traffi c is an optional additional-cost service and is not available in all areas.

Real-Time Traffi c in Guidance Mode

Provided that CoPilot has GPS acquisition, a user-inputted destination,
and a traffi c feed (GPRS or TMC), it will provide regularly updated traffi c
incident reports in Guidance Mode. As soon as the user selects a
destination, CoPilot begins providing dynamic driving directions as well as
regularly updated traffi c incident reports and alternate routes based on
the user’s destination and route ahead.

Traffi c Options

To confi gure traffi c options, on your Smartphone select Menu > Options
> Live > Traffi c.

• Enable Traffi c: Switch on the Traffi c service.

• Automatically Check Traffi c: Select to have CoPilot automatically

check for traffi c incidents when you fi rst run a route and periodically
after that as you drive into new areas.

• Default Action: Choose either Ignore or Avoid. If a new traffi c

alert times out before you look at it, that incident will take the default
action. The Avoid setting will generate an alternate route.

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