AvMap Geosat 4 TRAVEL Europe - Manual (Page 11)

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Press the + button to quickly change the
brightness level.
In this window it is also possible to choose
among the Auto brightness and Night Vision,
in the second case the Auto night vision
option is also activated.
Volume adjustment with the remote control
To adjust volume with the remote control:
1. Press the FIND button for 3 seconds.
2. Adjust the volume with the right arrow and
left arrow of the JOYSTICK. Press the FIND
button to quickly change the brightness
level.
2. Installation
Geosat 4 TRAVEL is ready to be used. All you
need to do is install the unit into the vehicle.
Carry out these operations in order:
1. Insert the Secure Digital card.
2. Fix the bracket on the windscreen.
3. Fix Geosat 4 TRAVEL on the bracket.
4. Plug the optional external antenna.
5. Plug in the car charger.
2.1 Inserting the Secure Digital (SD)
The Secure Digital card is pre-loaded with
the cartographic data utilised by the Geosat
4 TRAVEL and the navigation software. It is
also used to store the user data (Marks and
tracks).
To insert the memory card:
1. Ensure that the Geosat 4 TRAVEL is
switched off.
2. With the label facing up, gently push the
card into the slot.
To extract the memory card:
1. Ensure that the Geosat 4 TRAVEL is
switched off.
2. Push the card and release it: it will be
expelled.
3. Extract the memory card from its slot.
Do not try to extract the SD card before it has
been partially expelled.
Do not format or modify the contents of the
Secure Digital card. Any modifications could
compromise the correct functioning of the
navigator. Only use C-Map branded Secure
Digital memory cards.
2.2 Fixing the bracket
Do not place the navigator on the passenger
seat, as this position could cause a dangerous
distraction for the driver.
The navigator should be fixed with the brack-
et provided.
The bracket with suction cup is included in
the box. There is also an optional fixed holder,
available upon request. In either case, please
follow the following instructions:
• Place the navigator in a position high
enough not to represent a risk of distraction