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3
Set the memory point using the preferred category avail-
able on the displayed screen.
4
A confirmation message will be displayed.
NOTE
Up to 100 memory points can be stored. Once that number has been reached,
you must delete memory points that you no longer require (See P age 82) before
you can store new memory points. The number of memory poin ts you can store
is indicated on the screen.
■ Editing memory pointsUsing this function, you can review the stored memory points in th e
form of a list on the screen and modify names, icons, telephone num-
bers, and other memory point data.1
Press the button, then select (stored loca-
tions), and then select (memory points).
2
Select (list).
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Select the memory point to be edited.You can sort the sequence in which memory points are listed by
selecting(Attribute), (icon),(na
me), or (date)
.
4
Select the category key corresponding to the memory
point to be edited.
(icon ): Selecting this key allows you to choose a dis-
play icon. (Page 1) and (Page 2) of
the CHANGE ICON screen contain standard icons, whereas the
(with sound) page contai ns icons that are accom-
panied by response sounds. Select (sound) to lis-
ten to these sounds.
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NOTEThe "With direction" ( / ) keys in the "With Sound" page are
used to activate response sounds only when you come near the me m-
ory point from the specified direction. Select or and s et
the direction using or . Selecting allows you to listen to
respective sounds.
(category): Use this key to change the storage cate-
gory. After selecting this key, select either key of HOME or presets
1 to 5.
For memory points to which the ca tegory has been set, it is possi-
ble to set them quickly as a destinat ion. It is convenient to set in
advance the category to the home or a location to which you go
frequently. When setting it as a de stination, select the relevant key
on the DESTINATION ENTRY screen. See Page 36.
(name): Select this key to change the name of a mem-
ory point. When the change has been completed,
select (OK). Then select (on) if the name is to be dis-
played on the map screen, or (off ) if it is not to be dis-
played. (
position ): Select this key to review the memory
points and modify a memory point on the map screen. After
checking or modifying it, select (OK).
( Tel): Select this key to modify a telephone number.
When the modification has been completed, select (OK).
: Use this key to delete the character last entered. Select it
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82 NavigationStored Locations■Deleting memory pointsYou can delete stored memory points by using this function.1
Press the button, then select (stored loca-
tions), and then select (memory points).
2
Select the category of the memory point to be deleted.
3
Select (delete).
4
Select the memory point to be deleted.
5
Confirmation message will be displayed. Select
(yes).Select (no) to cancel the deletion.
■Deleting all memory pointsUsing this function, you can delete all memory points.1
Press the button, then select (stored loca-
tions), and then select (memory points).
2
Select the category of the me mory points to be deleted.
3
Select(delete all).
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Confirmation message will be displayed. Select
(yes).Select (no) to cancel the deletion.
Avoid area■Storing avoid areasIf you use this function to store in to the system's memory the areas you
want to avoid, the system will avoi d the areas when calculating routes.1
Press the button, then select (stored loca-
tions), and then select (avoid area).
2
Select(add).
3
Set an avoid area using preferred method.A map including the specified avoid area will appear.
The method of setting avoid areas is identical to that of setting
destinations.
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Select (reduce) or (enlarge).
(reduce): Reduces the size of the avoid area.(enlarge): Increases the size of the avoid area.
5
Select (OK).
NOTE • Reduce the scale of the map to specify a larger area.
• Avoid areas can be set only when the sc ale of the map is 1/32-1/2 mile (50 m-
1 km) or less.■ Editing avoid areasUsing this function, you can review the stored avoid areas in the form of
a list and modify them if necessary.1
Press the button, then select (stored loca-
tions), and then select (avoid area).
2
Select (list).
3
Select the avoid area to be modified
.
4
Select the key corresponding to the item to be modified.For details regarding the function of each key, refer to "Editing
memory points" on Page 79.
NOTE
The methods for deleting individual and all avoid areas are th e same as those
described on Page 82 for memory points.
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Previous destination (deleting stored locations) Use this function to delete previously set destinations.1
Press the button, then select (stored loca-
tions), and then select (previous destinations).
2
Select(delete).If(all delete) is selected, all previously set
destinations will be deleted.
3
Select the destination to be deleted.
: Use this key to display up to five previous destinations.
: Use this key to display the previous destination. : Use this key to display the next destination.
: Use this key to display up to five of the next destinations. (name): Use this key to search through the list by name
(alphabetical search).
( date ): Use this key to search through the list by date.
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Confirmation message will be displayed. Select
(yes).Select (no) to cancel the deletion.
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