Audiovox NPC5000 User Manual
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Via points (intermediate destinations)
If you want to drive to other places on your way to the entered destination address,
then you can store these via points. The navigation system then plans the route in
such a way that the via points are driven to in sequence before the destination
address is reached.
Once a via point has been passed it is automatically deleted from the list.
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A maximum of 10 via points can be stored.
— Select the “Via points” option in the “Navigation” menu.
The “Via point input” menu is displayed; the following functions are available:
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Store via point:
Store entered address as next via point in memory
and / or list
•
Retrieve address:
Select address as via point from address book.
(functions as described under “Transfer from address
book / destination memory”)
•
Destination map:
Enter via point with the help of the destination
map (for input see sections “Destination map” and
“Map display”; the entered via point becomes the last
via point in the list)
•
Delete via point:
Deleted a via point from the list
•
Display via point:
Display list of via points
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Return:
Return to “Navigation” menu
You can enter the via points in the same way as destination addresses (see above
sections).
To transfer the entered via point to the memory:
— Select the “Store via point” function.
If 10 via points are already stored in memory, a message that no further via points
can be stored is displayed.
Press the OK button.
If you wish to enter a new via point, a previously stored via point must first be
deleted.
To delete via points:
— Select the “Delete via point” function.
A list of the stored via points will be shown.
— Select the via point to be deleted.
— Press the OK button.
A popup menu with the selected entry appears.
— Choose the function “Delete” if you wish to delete the displayed via point from
the memory.
If you do not intend to delete the displayed via point, choose “Quit”. A list of the via
points will be shown again.
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