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User Manual MobileNavigator 6
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Maps in the 1089HNavigation mode
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The large arrow field shows a schematic view of the
next crossroads at which you should turn. Underneath
this is the distance until you reach this crossroad.
As you approach the crossroad, the distance
information changes to a point display.
The fewer yellow points showing, the closer you are to
the crossroads.
If you don't have to turn yet, only one arrow points
upwards stating a distance beneath it showing how far
you must follow the street.
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The route is shown in orange.
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A triangle in orange shows your current position on
the map. In doing so, a continuously changing map
section ensures that the current position is always
shown as centred as possible on the map.
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This is where the altitude above mean sea level and
the current speed is displayed.
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If you are navigating a route with several stages, the
following information is shown in the Next field:
Ù Probable arrival time at the next route point
Ù Remaining distance from the next route point
Ù Probable remaining driving time until the next
route point.
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The following information is shown in the Total field:
Ù Probable arrival time at the destination
Ù Remaining distance until the destination
Ù Probable remaining driving time until the
destination.
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If the current section that is being driven has several
lanes, these will be shown here. The lanes that lead to
your destination are shown in orange. Get into one of
these lanes.
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In the top street field you can see the name of the
route section you must drive next.
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In the bottom street field you can see the name of the
route section you are currently driving.
Note: You can configure the display of many of the areas
mentioned above. Some displays also only work if the respective
information is available in the map material. Refer to chapter
"Configuring 1290HMobileNavigator 6" on page 79 for more
information.
Note: If you tap on the large arrow field, the current valid driving
instruction is repeated.