Garmin Asus A10 Owner's Manual

Garmin-Asus A10

owner’s manual

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Introduction

The Garmin-Asus ™ A10 is a multimedia mobile phone with integrated navigation and services.

Getting Support

1. Go to www.garminasus.com

/support .

2. Select your region.

Updating the Software


/support .


3. Under the A10, click Software

Updates.

4. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Introduction

Buying Additional Maps


/support .


3. Under the A10, click Map

Updates.


Getting Help

1. From the application tray, touch

Help.

2. Touch a topic.

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction ...................................

i

Getting Support ..............................

i

Updating the Software ....................

i

Buying Additional Maps ..................

i

Getting Help....................................

i

Getting Started .............................

1

Device Features ............................

1

Setting Up the Device ....................

2

Registering Your Product ...............

4

Mounting Your Device....................

4

Completing the Setup ....................

5

Getting to Know Your Device .....

6

Using the Home Screen ................

6

About the Keys ..............................

7

Using the Application Tray .............

8

Viewing Notifications .....................

8

Setting the Default Ringtone..........

9

Customizing the Home Screen ......

9

Downloading Applications from the Market .................................

11

ii

Changing the Volume ..................

12

Rotating the Device .....................

12

Using the Touchscreen ................

13

Using the On-screen Keyboard ...

13

About the Automatic Screen

Lock ..........................................

15

About the Headset .......................

15

Status and Notification Icons .......

16

Using the Phone ........................

18

Dialing a Number .........................

18

Calling a Found Location .............

18

Using In-Call Options...................

18

Ending a Call ...............................

19

Answering a Call..........................

19

Silencing an Incoming Call ..........

19

Sending an Incoming Call to

Voice Mail ..................................

19

Activating Call Waiting .................

20

Using Call Waiting .......................

20

Setting Up Voice Mail ..................

20

Calling Voice Mail ........................

20

Using Call History ........................

21

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Placing a Conference Call ...........

22

Forwarding Calls..........................

23

Barring Calls ................................

23

Turning On Airplane Mode ...........

24

Multitasking..................................

24

Managing Your Contacts ..........

25

Adding a Contact .........................

25

Adding a Number in Call History to Contacts ................................

25

Calling a Contact .........................

25

Searching for a Contact ...............

25

Using the Contact Shortcut Menu 26

Editing and Deleting Contacts .....

26

Starting a Route to a Contact ......

28

Managing Your SIM Contacts ......

28

Searching for Locations ...........

30

About GPS Signals .....................

30

Finding a Point of Interest............

30

Working with Found Locations ....

31

Changing the Search Area ..........

32

Saving and Editing Locations ......

32

Sharing Locations ........................

34


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Finding Your Parking Spot ...........

35

Finding Your Current Location .....

35

Setting Your Home Location ........

36

Finding an Address ......................

36

Finding Local Businesses ............

37

Finding Recently Found

Locations ...................................

37

Finding Upcoming Events............

38

Finding Panoramio ™ Photos ........

38

Finding Fuel Prices ......................

39

Finding Cities ...............................

39

Using the White Pages Phone

Directory ....................................

39

Entering Coordinates ...................

40

Finding Intersections ...................

41

About Extras ................................

41

Following Your Route ................

42

About the Map .............................

42

Using the Map .............................

42

About Usage Modes ....................

43

Navigating in Driving Mode..........

44

About Traffic ................................

46

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Navigating in Walking Mode ........

48

Taking a Detour ...........................

50

Stopping the Route ......................

50

Working with Routes ....................

51

Viewing Your Trip Log ..................

52

Sending and Receiving

Messages ...................................

53

Sending a Text Message .............

53

About Multimedia Messages ......

53

Reading Messages ......................

54

Setting Up SMS Cell Broadcast...

56

Using Email .................................

57

Using Ciao!

™ ..............................

61

Registering Your Device and

Joining Ciao! .............................

61

Changing Your Display Name......

62

Inviting a Friend ...........................

62

Accepting or Declining an

Invitation ....................................

62

Sending a Location Update .........

62

Automatically Sending Location

Updates .....................................

62

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Updating Your Status ...................

63

Viewing Friends ...........................

63

Adding a Friend to Contacts ........

63

Sending a Message to a Friend ..

63

Starting a Route to a Friend’s

Location ...................................

63

Removing an Invitation ................

64

Removing a Friend ......................

64

Hiding and Revealing Your

Location ....................................

64

Viewing Ciao! Networks ...............

64

Disabling Ciao! ............................

64

Browsing the Web .....................

65

Using the Browser .......................

65

Viewing Multiple Browser

Windows ..................................

67

Saving a Web Page to Favorites .

67

Viewing Your History ...................

67

Sharing a URL .............................

68

Opening a Web Site in a New

Window ....................................

68

Deleting a Web Site from a List ...

68


Setting Your Browser Home

Page ..........................................

68

Downloading Files .......................

69

Playing Music.............................

70

Music Player File Types ...............

70

Playing a Song ............................

71

Changing the Music Player

View ..........................................

71

About Playlists .............................

71

Searching the Music Player .........

73

Saving a Song as a Ringtone ......

73

Streaming Online Music ..............

73

Taking and Viewing Pictures and Videos .................................

74

Taking a Picture ...........................

74

Taking a Picture with GPS

Information ................................

74

Recording a Video .......................

75

Changing the Camera and Video

Settings .....................................

75

Viewing Pictures ..........................

76

Viewing a Video ...........................

76


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Viewing a Slideshow ....................

76

Sharing Pictures and Videos .......

76

Setting Your Wallpaper ................

77

Editing Pictures and Videos .........

77

Adding a Picture to a Contact ......

77

Starting a Route to a Photograph or Video .....................................

78

Changing the Gallery Settings .....

78

Organizing Your Life .................

80

Using the Calendar .....................

80

Viewing a Document ....................

81

Checking the Weather Forecast ..

83

Using the Clock ...........................

83

Using the Converter.....................

85

Checking Flight Status.................

87

Finding Movie Times....................

88

Connecting with Other

Devices .......................................

89

Synchronizing Your Device with

Your Computer ..........................

89

Synchronizing Your Device with an

Exchange Server ......................

90

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Synchronizing with a Google ™

Account .....................................

90

Using Bluetooth Technology ........

91

Transferring Files .........................

92

About Wi-Fi ..................................

93

Customizing Your Device .........

95

Wireless Manager........................

95

Audio Settings .............................

96

Display Settings ...........................

96

Phone Settings ............................

98

Home Screen...............................

99

Navigation Settings......................

99

E-mail Account Settings.............

101

Contacts Settings ......................

102

Calendar Settings ......................

102

Messaging Settings ...................

103

Browser Settings .......................

104

Quick Search Settings ...............

105

Managing Applications...............

105

Accounts and Sync Settings ......

106

Security and Location Settings ..

106

Changing the Text Language .....

108

vi

Keyboard Settings .....................

108

Date and Time Settings .............

108

Units Settings ............................

109

Privacy Settings .........................

109

Clearing All User Data ...............

110

Changing the Storage Settings..

110

Viewing Software Information ....

110

Appendix ..................................

111

About Satellite Signals...............

111

About Connected Services ........

111

Battery Information ....................

112

Mounting on Your Dashboard ....

113

Removing the Device, Cradle, and Mount ...............................

113

Resetting the Device .................

114

Caring for Your Device...............

114

Specifications ............................

115

Troubleshooting .........................

117

Index .........................................

119


Getting Started

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See the Important Safety and Product

Information document in the product box for product warnings and other important information.

Notice

It is strongly recommended that you sign up for a data plan to use this phone.

Download the latest owner’s manual at www.garminasus.com/support .

Device Features

➍

➊

Getting Started

➎

➏

➋

➌

➐

➊

Micro-USB connector

➋

Camera lens (on back)

➌

➍

Navigation cradle connector

Power key

➎

➏

Audio out connector

Volume keys

➐

Battery cover notch

Garmin-Asus A10 Owner’s Manual 1

Getting Started

Setting Up the Device

1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Install the SIM card.

3. Install the microSD card (optional)

( page 3 ).

4. Install the battery (

page 3

).

5. Replace the battery cover ( page 3 ).

6. Charge the battery ( page 3

).

7. Register the device and check eligibility for a free map update

( page 4 ).

Removing the Battery Cover

1. Place your thumb in the center of the battery cover

➊

.

➊

➋

3. Insert your fingernail in the notch.

4. Pry the cover up.

5. Remove the cover from the device.

Installing the SIM Card

1. Slide the SIM card holder

➊

toward the top edge of the device and lift up, as directed on the holder.

➊

➋

2. Place the SIM card

➋

in the device with the gold contacts facing down and the notched corner near the bottom of the device.

3. Close the card holder.

4. Slide the card holder toward the bottom of the device to lock it.

2. Locate the battery cover notch

➋ on the bottom of the device.

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Installing the microSD Card

Insert the microSD card in the microSD slot

➊

with the gold contacts facing down.

➊

Installing the Battery

1. Locate the battery

➊

that came in the product box.

2. Locate the metal contacts on the end of the battery and in the battery compartment.

3. Insert the battery with the

Garmin-Asus logo facing up and the metal contacts on the battery aligned with the contacts in the battery compartment.

➊


Getting Started

Replacing the Battery Cover

1. Properly align the battery cover on the back of the device.

2. Press the battery cover down until it snaps into place.

Charging the Battery

Notice

Your device will not charge if the temperature has exceeded 140°F

(60°C). If the device is mounted in the windshield, remove it from the mount and place it somewhere out of direct sunlight to allow the battery to charge.

Charge the battery for at least four hours before using the device for the first time.

If you completely discharge the battery, recharge it for at least 20 minutes before turning on your device.

1. Insert the plug into the AC power adapter, if necessary.

3

Getting Started

2. Plug the USB cable into the AC adapter.

3. Connect the micro-USB end of the

USB cable to the connector on the bottom of the device.

4. Plug the AC adapter into a power outlet.

Alternate Charging Methods

• (Preferred) Use the vehicle power cable connected to the cradle, with the device in the cradle.

• Use the vehicle power cable connected to the device (not the cradle).

• Use the USB cable connected to your device and a computer.

• Use the battery charger accessory.

For more information about accessories, go to www.garminasus

.com

.

Registering Your Product


/support .

2. Select your region, if necessary.

3. Under the A10, click Product

Registration.


After registering, click Maps to see if you are eligible for one or more map updates.

Mounting Your Device

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This product contains a lithium-ion battery. To prevent the possibility of personal injury or product damage caused by battery exposure to extreme heat, remove the device from the vehicle when exiting or store it out of direct sunlight.


1. Plug the vehicle power cable

➊

into the power connector on the side of the cradle

➋

.

➌

Getting Started

8. Tilt the device back until it snaps into the cradle.

➊

➋

➍

2. Remove the clear plastic from the suction cup

➌

.

3. Clean and dry your windshield and the suction cup with a lint-free cloth.

4. Place the suction cup on the windshield.

5. Flip the lever

➍ back, toward the windshield.

6. Snap the cradle onto the suction cup arm.

7. Fit the gold contacts on the left side of the device into the cradle.


9. Plug the other end of the vehicle power cable into a power outlet in your vehicle.

TiP: To learn how to remove the

device from the mount, see page 113

.

Completing the Setup

Complete the following optional tasks to finish setting up your device:

• Set up voice mail (

page 20 ).

• Set up an e-mail account ( page 57 .

• Synchronize the device (

page 90 ).

5

Getting to Know Your Device

Getting to Know Your

Device

Using the Home Screen

The Home screen is designed with several panes that can be customized.

➊

➋

➌

• Drag

➊

toward the bottom of the screen to view notifications. The status bar displays notification icons, status icons, and the current time.

• Drag your finger across the screen

➋ to view the other Home screen panes.

• Touch any icon

➌ on the Home screen to open the application.

• Touch

➍

to open the phone application.

• Drag

➎

toward the top of the screen

to open the application tray ( page

8 ).

• Touch

➏

to view the Where To? pane.

➍ ➎ ➏


Switching Home Screen Panes

Use any of the following options to switch to another pane:

• To switch to the next pane, slide your finger across the screen from right to left.

• To switch to the previous pane, slide your finger across the screen from left to right.

• To quickly switch to the Where

To? pane, touch .

• To quickly switch to a specific pane, touch , and touch a pane.

About the Where To? Pane

The Where To? pane provides quick access to the navigation features of your device, such as the map, points of interest, and location search.

The Where To? pane is the far left pane on the Home screen.


About the Keys

Key

Volume Up and Down

Use

Touch to return to the Home screen.

From the Home screen, touch to quickly switch panes.

Touch and hold to open a menu of recently used applications.

Touch to go back to the previous screen or to exit the current application.

Touch to view a menu of options for the current screen or application.

Press to increase or decrease the audio level.



Using the Application

Tray

The application tray contains shortcuts for the applications on the device.

NoTe: The application tray is available on all Home screen panes except for the Where To? pane.

1. From the Home screen, touch and drag the application tray toward the top of the screen.

2. Touch and drag to scroll through all of the shortcuts.

3. Touch a shortcut icon to start an application.

Viewing notifications

When a notification icon appears in the status bar, open the notification window to view more information.

1. Touch and drag the status bar toward the bottom of the screen.

The notification window expands to fill the screen.

2. Touch an item to view more details or to go to the application.

Hiding the notification Window

Touch and drag the bottom of the notification window to the top of the screen.

Setting the notification Tone

You can select a tone that sounds when you receive a notification.


1. From the Home screen, touch >

Settings > Audio and Display >

Notifications.

2. Touch a tone.

3. Touch Save.

Setting the Default

Ringtone

1. From the Home screen, touch

>Settings > Audio and Display >

Ringtones.

2. Touch a ringtone.

3. Touch Save.

Customizing the Home

Screen

You can customize the Home screen to suit your needs.

NoTe: You cannot customize the

Where To? pane.


Changing the Home Screen

Wallpaper


Wallpaper.

2. Select an option.

3. Select an image to use as the wallpaper (background).

4. Touch Save or Set Wallpaper.

About the Home Screen Items

You can add additional panes to the

Home screen. You can add widgets, shortcuts, and folders to a pane.

Widgets are small applications that are attached to a pane. Shortcuts provide quick access to applications or other items in your phone. You can use folders to organize shortcuts or other items on the Home screen.



Adding Items to a Pane

1. From the Home screen, switch to the pane to which you want to add items.

2. Touch and hold on an empty area of the pane.

3. Touch the type of item to add.

4. Enter additional information, if necessary.

Removing Items from a Pane

1. From the Home screen, switch to the pane from which you want to remove items.

2. Touch and hold the item to remove.

3. Drag the item to .

Adding Panes

You can add additional panes to the

Home screen.

1. From the Home screen, touch .

2. Touch .

Deleting Panes

NoTe: The panes initially included on your device cannot be deleted.


2. Touch on the pane to delete.

Adding Home Screen Folders

You can use folders to organize content on the Home screen.

1. From the Home screen, switch to the pane to which you want to add a folder.

2. Touch and hold an empty area of the pane.

3. Touch Folders.

4. Touch the type of folder that you want to add.

5. Enter a folder name, and touch oK, if necessary.

You can drag a shortcut onto the folder to add the shortcut to the folder.


Renaming a Home Screen

Folder

Before you can rename a folder, you must add a folder to the Home screen.

1. From the Home screen, touch the folder.

2. Touch and hold the folder name at the top of the folder window.

3. Enter the name, and touch oK.

Arranging Items on the Home

Screen

You can move widgets, shortcuts, and folders to arrange them on the Home screen.

1. Touch and hold the item you want to move until the device vibrates.

2. Drag the item to a new location.

• To move an item to an adjacent pane, drag the item to the edge of the screen, and hold it until the adjacent pane appears.



• To move a shortcut into a folder, drag the shortcut onto the folder.

Downloading Applications from the Market

You can purchase and download additional applications from the

Market.


Market.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your Google account, if necessary.

3. Read the terms of service, and touch Accept.

For more information about using the

Market application, touch > Help.

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Changing the Volume

You can change the volume for certain features, such as the ringer, music player, navigation prompts, and messaging notifications.

1. Open the application for which you want to change the volume.

2. Press the Volume Up or Volume

Down key.

TiP: You can also access the volume settings from the application tray. Touch Settings

> Audio and Display > Volume

Levels.

3. Select an option:

• Continue pressing the Volume

Up or Volume Down key to adjust the volume.

• Touch to quickly turn on the ringer, when available.

• Touch to set the ringer to vibrate, when available.

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• Touch to set the ringer to ring and vibrate, when available.

• Touch to silence the ringer, when available.

Rotating the Device

NoTe: Some applications can be viewed in one orientation only. For example, the camera is available in landscape mode only.

Rotate the handset to alternate between vertical (portrait) mode and horizontal (landscape) mode.

TiP: To change the rotation settings, from the Home screen, touch >


orientation.


Using the Touchscreen

NoTe: The touchscreen requires direct contact with your skin. The device does not respond if you touch the touchscreen with your fingernail or with a glove.

• Touch and drag your finger to slowly scroll the screen.

• Scroll the screen both vertically and horizontally, when available.

• Touch, drag, and quickly remove your finger (flick the screen) to quickly scroll the screen.

• Touch the screen to stop scrolling.

• Touch two points near the center of the page, and drag your fingers apart to zoom in, when available.

• Touch two points near opposite edges of the page, and drag your fingers toward the center of the page to zoom out, when available.


Using the On-screen

Keyboard

A keyboard appears when you need to enter text.

• Touch a key to enter text.

• Touch to backspace.

• Touch to shift.

• Touch and hold to turn on caps lock.

• Touch to close the keyboard.

• Touch to display numbers and symbols.

• Touch to display an alphabetic keyboard.

• Touch to change the keyboard, if more than one keyboard is enabled (

page 108 ).

• Touch the text or numbers on the screen to insert a cursor.



Using Text Completion

The device includes a text-completion feature that recognizes words you are typing.

NoTe: To adjust the text-completion settings, see

page 108

.

1. Begin typing a word.

A row of suggested auto-text words appears above the keyboard. The closest match is highlighted.

2. Continue typing.

The text-completion words may change or disappear.

3. Touch a text-completion word to accept it.

NoTe: The highlighted word is inserted automatically when you enter a space or a punctuation mark.

Selecting an Input Method

The device includes multiple input methods, such as text editing and language-specific keyboards.

Before you can select an input method, you must enable additional input methods using the keyboard settings

(

page 108

).

1. Touch and hold a text field.

2. Touch input Method.



About the Automatic

Screen Lock

The device automatically locks if you do not use it for a specified amount of time.

If the device is in the mount with external power, the screen will not automatically lock.

Manually Locking the Device

Press the Power key.

Unlocking the Device

To adjust the unlock settings, see

page

107

.

1. Quickly press the Power key, if necessary.

2. Tap and drag to the right.



About the Headset

You can use the wired headset

(included in some packages) or a

Bluetooth wireless headset to listen to audio and talk on the phone.

To connect a Bluetooth headset, see

page 91 . For information on using a

Bluetooth headset, see the instructions that came with the headset.

Connecting the Headset

Connect the 3.5 mm headset connector to the audio-out connector on the device.

Using the Headset

• Press the button on the headset to answer a call.

• Speak into the adapter on the headset, which contains the microphone.

• Use the Volume knob to adjust the audio volume.

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Status and notification Icons

Icon Description

Current time. The time is supplied by your network provider based on the location of the device or on the selected time zone.

Battery life.

External power is connected, and the battery is charging.

Mobile signal strength. The more colored bars that appear, the stronger the signal.

A red bar indicates there is no mobile signal.

Airplane mode.

Wi-Fi ® connectivity. This icon appears in place of the network connectivity icon when the device is using Wi-Fi.

Bluetooth wireless technology is enabled, but no wireless device is connected.

The A10 is connected to a device using Bluetooth ® wireless technology.

Teletypewriter (TTY) mode is activated ( page 98

).

Hearing aid mode (HAC) is activated (

page 98 ).

Network connectivity. This icon appears when the device is connected for Internet access. The connection types are as follows: G—GPRS, E—Edge, 3G—3G, H—

HSDPA 3.5G.

GPS satellite strength. The more colored bars that appear, the stronger the satellite signal. A red “X” indicates no satellite signals.

Vibrate mode.


Icon


Description

Silent mode.

Speaker phone.

In a phone call.

Calls are being forwarded.

Text or MMS message received.

E-mail message received.

Appointment reminder.

New voice mail message.

Parking spot has been saved.

You are currently navigating a route in driving mode.

You are currently navigating a route in walking mode.

An alarm is enabled.

Connected to the computer using the USB cable.

Synchronizing data with your computer, e-mail account, or Exchange ActiveSync ® account.

There is an error synchronizing data.


Using the Phone

Using the Phone

Dialing a number


.

2. Dial the number.

3. Touch Call.

Calling a Found Location

You can call a location that you have found in the Where To? menu if the location has a phone number associated with it.


2. Find a location (

page 30 ).

3. Touch Call.

Using In-Call Options

While you are in a call, use the following options:

• Touch Speakerphone to activate the speakerphone.

• Touch Audio to select the audio output when a wireless hands-free device is connected (

page 91 ).

• Touch Mute to mute the audio input.


• Touch Add Call to place a new call.

The first call is placed on hold:

◦ Touch Switch to change between the current call and the call on hold, if you are on call waiting.

◦ Touch Merge to create a conference call.

• Touch Hold to place the current call on hold.

• Touch to display a numeric keypad for automated systems that require numeric entries.

Ending a Call

Touch end Call.

Answering a Call

Using the Phone

• If the screen is locked, drag to the right.

• If the screen is unlocked, touch

Answer.

Silencing an Incoming

Call

When you receive a call, press the

Volume Up or Volume Down key.

Sending an Incoming Call to Voice Mail

There are a few ways to send an incoming call to voice mail.

• Press the Power key.

• If the screen is locked, drag to the left.

• If the screen is unlocked, touch

ignore.


Using the Phone

Activating Call Waiting

From the Home screen, touch

>Settings > Phone > Call Waiting

> on > Save.

Using Call Waiting

If call waiting is activated, use these call waiting options when you receive an incoming call.

• Touch Answer + Hold to answer the new call and place the original call on hold:

◦ Touch Merge to create a conference call with the original call and the new call.

◦ Touch Switch to switch between the original call and the new call.

• Touch Answer + end to answer the new call and end the original call.

• Touch ignore to send the new call to your voice mail.

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Setting Up Voice Mail


> Settings > Phone > Voice Mail

Number.

2. Verify that your voice mail number is correct.

3. Touch > .

4. Touch and hold 1.

5. Follow the voice prompts.

Calling Voice Mail

When you have new voice mail, appears in the status bar.


2. Touch New Voice Mail.

TiP: You can also touch Call > > 1 to call your voice mail.


Using Call History


.

Calls are organized into three categories:

Icon Description

Dialed call

Received call

Missed call

2. Touch a call.


Calling a number using Call

History


.

2. Touch next to the number or contact.

Using the Phone

Deleting a Call from the Call

History


.

2. Touch a call.

3. Touch > Delete from Call

History > oK.

Adding a number in Call

History to Contacts


.

2. Touch a call.

3. Touch > Add to Contacts >

Create new contact.

4. Touch a phone type.

5. Touch Name, enter a name, and touch Next.

6. If necessary, enter more contact information.

7. Touch Save.


Using the Phone

Viewing Related Calls

Related calls are calls made to or received from the same number, which is displayed as one item in the call history.


.

2. Touch a call.

3. Touch > View Related Calls.

A list of related calls appears showing the length of each call or a status message.

Using Reverse Lookup

This service is not available in all areas. This service may be available as a paid subscription. A data connection is required for this feature. Your regular data usage charges apply.

A reverse lookup allows you to search for the address of a phone number that called you.

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.

2. Touch a call.

3. Touch > Reverse Lookup.

Deleting All Calls from the Call

History

From the Home screen, touch >

> > Clear Call Log.

Placing a Conference Call

You can host a conference call with two other callers.

TiP: If you receive a call while you are already on another call, you can start a conference call by touching Merge.

1. Place a call to the first phone number.

2. Touch Add Call.

3. Place a call to the second phone number.

4. Touch Merge.


5. Touch to view the other members of the conference call

(optional).

Speaking Privately During a

Conference Call

You can speak privately with another member of the conference call.

1. During the conference call, touch

.

2. Touch next to the contact with whom you would like to speak.

The other members of the conference call can continue to speak to each other.

Touch Merge to end the private conversation.

Forwarding Calls

Using the Phone


> Settings > Phone > Call

Forwarding.

2. Select a forwarding option.

3. Enter a number to forward calls to.

Barring Calls

Before you can bar incoming calls and outgoing calls, you must obtain the call-barring password from your service provider.


>Settings > Phone > Call Barring.

2. Touch a call type.


4. Touch Save.

5. Enter the call-barring password.

6. Touch oK.


Using the Phone

Turning On Airplane Mode

Airplane mode turns off the phone and data connections for situations such as an airplane flight.


> Settings > Wireless Manager >

Airplane Mode.

When Airplane mode is on, the telephone, the network, and Bluetooth features are deactivated. You cannot send or receive calls, e-mail messages, or SMS/MMS messages.

Multitasking

Use the keys to help you multi-task.

Placing a Call While navigating

1. If you are driving, pull over and stop.

2. Touch > , and place the call.

3. Touch > > View Map to return to the map.

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4. Carry on your conversation using the speakerphone.

Answering a Call While on the

Web

1. While browsing the Internet, touch

Answer when the phone rings.

2. Touch to return to the browser.


Placing a Call While on the

Web

1. While browsing the Internet, touch

> , and place the call.

2. Touch to return to the browser.


Ending a Call While

Multitasking

To hang up, touch > end Call.


Managing Your

Contacts

Adding a Contact


Contacts > .

2. Enter the contact information.

3. Touch Save.

Adding a number in Call

History to Contacts


.

2. Touch a call.

3. Touch > Add to Contacts >

Create new contact.

4. Touch a phone type.

5. Touch Name, enter a name, and touch Next.

6. If necessary, enter more contact information.


7. Touch Save.

Managing Your Contacts

Calling a Contact


.

TiP: You can also open Contacts using the application tray.

2. Touch a contact.

3. Touch Call.

4. If the contact has more than one phone number, touch the phone number to call.

Searching for a Contact


Contacts > .

2. Enter part of the contact name.

3. Touch the contact.

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Using the Contact

Shortcut Menu


Contacts.

2. Touch the contact image.

A shortcut menu opens, which provides quick access to commonly used items relating to contacts.

3. Touch an icon.

Editing and Deleting

Contacts

Editing a Contact


Contacts.

2. Touch a contact.

3. Touch > edit.

4. Edit the contact:

• Touch an item to edit the information.

• Touch to delete the information.

5. Touch Save.

Adding a Picture for a Contact


Contacts.

2. Touch a contact.


4. Touch the picture of the contact.


5. Select an option: Take a Photo or

Select Photo from Gallery.

6. Take or choose a picture.

7. Touch and drag the square to crop the picture, and touch Save.

8. Touch Save.

Assigning a Location to a

Contact


Contacts.

2. Touch a contact.

3. Touch > edit > Add Address >

.

4. Select the location:

• Touch the location on the map.

• Touch , and search for the location.

5. Touch Select this Location > Save.


Setting a Ringtone for a

Contact


Contacts.

2. Touch a contact.

3. Touch More info > > Contact

options > Ringtone.

4. Touch a ringtone.

5. Touch Save.

Sending all Calls from a

Contact to Voice Mail


Contacts.

2. Touch a contact.

3. Touch More info > > Contact

options.

4. Select the incoming Calls check box.



Deleting a Contact


Contacts.

2. Touch a contact.

3. Touch > Delete > oK.

Starting a Route to a

Contact

Before you can start a route to a contact, you should assign a location

for the contact ( page 27

).


Contacts.

2. Touch a contact.

3. Touch Go!.

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Managing Your SIM

Contacts

Importing Contacts from Your

SIM Card


Contacts.

2. Touch > SiM Phone Book >

import Contacts from SiM.

3. Touch a method to import contacts:

• Touch import All Contacts.

• Select the check box for the contact.

4. Touch import.

Exporting Contacts to Your SIM

Card


Contacts.


export Contacts to SiM.

3. Touch a method to export contacts:

• Touch export All Contacts.


• Select the check box for the contact.

4. Touch export.

Creating a new SIM Contact


Contacts.


View SiM Contacts > Create New

SiM Contact.

3. Touch Name, enter the name, and touch Done.

4. Touch Primary Number, enter the phone number, and touch Done.

5. Touch Done.

Call or Send a Message to a

SIM Contact


Contacts.


View SiM Contacts.

3. Touch a contact.



4. Touch Call or Send Message.

Editing Contacts on Your SIM

Card


Contacts.



3. Touch a contact.


5. Edit the information as needed.

6. Touch Done.

Deleting Contacts on Your SIM

Card


Contacts.



3. Touch a contact.

4. Touch > Delete > oK.

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Searching for Locations

Searching for

Locations

The Where To? menu provides several different categories you can use to search for locations and destinations.

About GPS Signals

Before you can navigate or use location-based applications, your device must acquire satellite signals.

When you start an application that requires GPS signals, the device begins acquiring satellite signals. Acquiring satellite signals can take a few minutes.

TiP: If you are having difficulty acquiring satellite signals, go outdoors to an open area, away from tall buildings and trees.

For more information on GPS satellite

signals, see page 111 and

page 117

.

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Finding a Point of Interest

The detailed maps loaded in your device contain points of interest, such as restaurants, hotels, and auto services.

Finding a Point of Interest by

Category

1. From the Home screen, touch to view the Where To? pane.

2. Touch Browse Places.

3. Touch a category.

4. Touch a subcategory, if necessary.

A list of items near your current location appears.

5. Touch a location.

Finding by Spelling the name


2. Touch the text entry field.

3. Enter part or all of the location name, and touch .



Working with Found

Locations

After you find a location, the location appears on the map. An information balloon displays the name of the location.

➊

➋

➌

➍

• Touch

➊

to view the other locations on the map.

• Touch

➋

to view additional details, such as the address and the phone number, if known.

• Touch

➌

to create a route to the location.

• Touch

➍ to dial the phone number


Searching for Locations of the location, if available.

Starting a Route to a Location

1. Find a location ( page 30

).

2. Touch Go!.

3. Touch a navigation mode, if necessary.

Calling a Location


).

2. Touch Call.

Finding a Nearby Location


).

2. Touch > Search Near.


Adding a Location to Contacts


).

2. Touch the information balloon.

3. Touch > Add to Contacts.


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Changing the Search Area

By default, your device finds locations near your current location.


2. Touch Browse Places > >

Change Location.




4. Touch Select this Location.

Saving and Editing

Locations

Saving a Found Location


page 30 ).


3. Touch Save.

Saving Your Current Location


2. Touch View Map.

3. Touch the vehicle icon.

4. Touch Save.

5. Enter a name, and touch Done, if necessary.

Finding Saved Locations

To save a location, see

page 32 .


2. Touch Browse Places > Saved

Locations.

3. Touch the left or right arrow to search different categories, if necessary.

4. Touch an item.


Editing Saved Locations



Locations.

3. Touch and hold a location.

4. Touch edit.

5. Touch an item to edit it.

6. Touch Save.

Deleting a Saved Location



Locations.


4. Touch Delete > Confirm.


Creating Categories

When you save a location, it is automatically assigned to a category.

You can create your own categories to help organize your saved locations.



Locations.


4. Touch edit > Categories > enter

New Category.

5. Enter a name for the category, and touch oK.

6. Touch Done > Save.



Assigning Saved Locations to

Categories



Locations.


4. Touch edit > Categories.

5. Touch the categories to assign to this location.


Sharing Locations

Sharing a Found Location


page 30 ).


3. Touch Share, and select an option to send the location.

4. Touch To, add a recipient, and touch Done.

5. Touch Message, enter a message, and touch Done.

6. Touch Send.

Sharing Your Current Location

1. From the application tray screen, touch Where Am i?.

2. Touch Share.

3. Select an option to send the location.

4. Touch To, add a recipient, and touch Done.

5. Touch Message, enter a message, and touch Done.

6. Touch Send.


Finding Your Parking Spot

About the Parking Spot Feature

When the My Parking Spot feature is enabled, the location of your parking spot is saved automatically if you are receiving satellite signals when you remove the device from the cradle.

When your parking spot is saved, appears in the status bar.

Starting a Route to Your

Parking Spot


TiP: You can also access your

Parking Spot from Browse Places

> Saved Locations.

2. Touch Saved Parking Spot > Go!.


Finding Your Current

Location

Use the Where Am I? page to view information about your current location. This is a helpful feature if you need to tell emergency personnel your location.


Where Am i?.

2. Touch the information balloon to open the Where Am I? page to view your location coordinates and nearby items, such as fuel stations.

TiP: You can also open the Where

Am I? page by touching the vehicle icon on the map.



Setting Your Home

Location

You can save a home location and quickly generate a route to it.


2. Touch Browse Places > Home.


Starting a Route to Your Home

Before you can create a route to your home location, you must set your home location.


2. Touch Browse Places > Home >

Go!.

Finding an Address

NoTe: Depending on the version of the built-in map data on your device, the button names and the order of steps could be different than the following steps.


2. Touch Browse Places > Address.

TiP: To change the search area, touch Change State/Country, and touch a state, province, or country.

3. Touch enter House Number, enter the house number, and touch Next.

4. Enter all or part of the street name or number, and touch Done.

5. Select the street, if necessary.

6. Enter and select the correct city, if necessary.

7. Select the correct address, if necessary.


Finding Local Businesses

Local search enables you to search for local businesses. In addition to searching by spelling the name of a location, you can also spell the names of categories, like “salon” or “coffee.”

This service is not available in all areas. A data connection is required for this feature. Your regular data usage charges apply.


2. Touch Browse Places > Local

Search.

3. Enter your search term, and touch

.

4. Touch an item.


Finding Recently Found

Locations

Your device stores the last 50 locations you have found.


2. Touch Browse Places > Recently

Found.


Clearing the Recently Found

List


2. Touch Browse Places > Recently

Found.

3. Touch > Clear > oK.

The list of recently found locations is cleared. These locations are not deleted from the map data.



Finding Upcoming Events

Search for upcoming events, such as art shows and sporting events.



2. Touch Browse Places > Upcoming

events.


4. Touch the arrows or the date to select a different date, if necessary.

5. Touch an event to view more information.


• If the event begins within two hours, touch Go! to navigate to the event.

• If the event begins in more than two hours, touch Remind

Me! to add the event as an appointment on your calendar.

Finding Panoramio

™

Photos

Panoramio photographs contain information about the location where the photograph was taken. You can use this information to navigate to locations and landmarks shown in

Panoramio photographs.

This service is not available in all areas. A data connection is required for this feature.


2. Touch Browse Places >

Panoramio.

A list of photographs from nearby locations appears.


3. Touch a photograph.

Finding Fuel Prices



2. Touch Browse Places > Fuel

Prices.

A list of fuel prices near your current location appears.

Changing the Fuel Type


2. Touch Browse Places > Fuel

Prices.

3. Touch , and select a fuel type.


Finding Cities


2. Touch Browse Places > Cities.

3. Enter the name, and touch Done.

TiP: To view a list of nearby cities, touch > Nearby Cities.

4. Touch a city.

Using the White Pages

Phone Directory


Finding by name


2. Touch Browse Places > White

Pages > By Name.



3. Enter all or part of the last name, and touch Next.

4. Enter all or part of the first name

(optional), and touch Done.

5. Touch Search.

6. Enter the postal code, if necessary.

Finding by Phone number

This service may not be available for all phone numbers.


2. Touch Browse Places > White

Pages > By Phone Number.

3. Enter the area code and phone number.

4. Touch Search.

Entering Coordinates

If you know the geographic coordinates of your destination, you can use your device to navigate there. This can be especially helpful when geocaching.



Coordinates.

3. Touch a cardinal-direction button to change the direction.

4. Touch a field to enter the latitude and longitude data.


Changing the Map Coordinate

Format



Coordinates > > Coordinate

Format.


3. Touch a format.

Finding Intersections



intersections.

3. If necessary, touch Change State/

Country to change the state, country, or province.

4. Touch enter Street 1.

5. Enter all or part of the street name.

6. Touch the correct street.

7. Repeat for the second street.

8. Touch the correct intersection, if necessary.

About Extras


You can download additional content, such as custom POIs, from www.garminasus.com

.

Custom POIs are customized points on the map. They can contain alerts that let you know if you are near a designated point or if you are traveling faster than a specified speed.

You can create or download custom

POI lists and install them on your device using POI Loader software available at www.garminasus.com

.

See the POI Loader Help file for more information.

Finding Extras


2. Touch Browse Places > extras.



Following Your Route

Following Your Route

Before you can navigate with your device, you must acquire satellites

( page 30

).

About the Map

nOTICE

The speed-limit icon feature is for information only and does not replace the driver’s responsibility to abide by all posted speed-limit signs and to use safe driving judgment at all times.

Garmin will not be responsible for any traffic fines or citations that you may receive for failing to follow all applicable traffic laws and signs.


View Map to display your current location. The vehicle icon displays your position on the map. A speed-limit icon may appear as you travel on major roadways.

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Using the Map



3. Touch anywhere on the map.

• Touch and drag to view different parts of the map.

• Touch and to zoom in and out.


◦ As you zoom out, the map changes to a digital elevation map showing the contours of the area.

◦ Zoom far out to view a globe. Touch and drag to spin the globe.

• Touch to rotate the map.

• Touch to view the map in two dimensions.

• Touch to view the map in three dimensions.

• Touch to center the map on your location.

• Touch anywhere on the map. An arrow points to the location.

• Touch for more options.

NoTe: You can only see detailed map information for areas for which you have maps loaded on your device.


About Usage Modes

You can navigate to a destination in

Driving mode or in Walking mode. The navigation tools vary slightly based on your usage mode.

In Driving mode, your device calculates routes for automobiles.

These routes obey traffic rules, such as for one-way streets. Your device uses typical automobile speeds when estimating your arrival time.

In Walking mode, your device calculates routes for walking. These routes avoid highways in favor of smaller streets. Your device uses typical walking speeds when estimating your arrival time. If you have cityXplorer ™ maps installed, your device may include public transit systems in walking routes.



navigating in Driving

Mode

Starting a Route in Driving

Mode



page 30 ).

3. Touch Go! > Driving.

NoTe: When the device is in the mount, Driving is automatically selected.

The device creates a route to the location and opens the map.

Using the Map to navigate in

Driving Mode

Your route is marked with a magenta line.

As you travel, your device guides you to your destination with voice prompts, arrows on the map, and directions at the top of the map.

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If you deviate from the original route, your device recalculates the route and provides new directions.

➊

➌

➎

➍

➎

➋

• Touch

➊

to view the next turn.

• Touch

➋

to view the route details.

• Touch

➌

to view the Traffic menu, when available. Traffic services require an additional subscription and data plan charges.

• Touch

➍

to open the Where Am I? page.

• Touch

➎

to view the trip computer.


Viewing the Route Details

When you are navigating in Driving mode, you can view all of the turns for your entire route and the distance between turns.

1. While navigating to a destination, touch the text bar on the top of the map.


Viewing the next Turn

When you are navigating in Driving mode, you can view the turn on the map and the distance and time left before you reach the turn.

1. While navigating to a destination, touch the turn indicator on the map.

2. Touch a turn on the list to view details for the turn.

Viewing the Entire Route on the Map

1. From the map, touch the text bar on the top of the screen.


The map appears with your route marked with a magenta line.


2. Touch the arrows to see more turns in the route.

Viewing the Trip Computer in

Driving Mode

The trip computer displays a compass, your current speed, and other helpful statistics about your trip.

While you are navigating in

Driving mode, from the map, touch

Speed.

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Resetting the Trip Computer in

Driving Mode

Reset the trip computer before beginning a trip.

1. While you are navigating in

Driving mode, from the map, touch

Speed > .

2. Touch an item to reset.

Avoiding Road Features


> Settings > Navigation >

Avoidances.

2. Select the check boxes to mark the road features to avoid.

About Traffic


NoTe: Garmin and ASUS are not responsible for the accuracy of the traffic information.

Turning on Traffic

Before you can receive traffic information, you must turn on background data.


Settings > Navigation.

2. Select the Background Data check box.


About the Traffic Icon

The traffic icon on the map changes color to indicate the severity of traffic conditions.

Icon

Gray

Green

Yellow

Red

Definition

Traffic information is not available.

Traffic is flowing freely.

Traffic is moving but there is a delay. There is moderate traffic congestion.

Traffic is not moving or is moving very slowly. There is a severe delay.

Traffic on Your Route

When calculating your route, the device examines the current traffic and automatically optimizes the route for the shortest time.

If a severe traffic delay occurs on your route while you are navigating, the device automatically recalculates the route. You might still be routed through


Following Your Route traffic if no better alternative routes exist.

If a non-severe traffic delay occurs on your route, the traffic icon displays how much time the delay has added to your route. This time is already included in your estimated arrival time.

Avoiding Traffic Automatically

You can enable the device to automatically avoid traffic.



Avoidances.

2. Select the Traffic check box.

Manually Avoiding Traffic on

Your Route

1. While you are navigating in

Driving mode, from the map, touch the traffic icon.

2. Touch Traffic on Route.

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3. Touch the arrows to select a traffic delay, if necessary.

4. Touch > Avoid to avoid the selected traffic delay.

You might still be routed through traffic if no better alternative routes exist.

Viewing the Traffic Map

The traffic map displays color-coded traffic flow and delays on nearby roads.

To return to the normal map, touch the traffic icon, and touch Show Normal

Map.

1. On the map, touch the traffic icon.

2. Touch Show Traffic Map.

Viewing Traffic Delays

1. On the Map page, touch the traffic icon.

2. Touch Traffic Search to view a list of traffic delays.

3. Touch an item to view the delay on a map and details about the delay.

4. If there is more than one delay, touch the arrows to view the additional delays.

navigating in Walking

Mode

Starting a Route in Walking

Mode



).

3. Touch Go! > Walking.

NoTe: The device must be out of the mount to be able to select

Walking.

The device creates a route to the location and opens the map.


Using the Map to navigate in

Walking Mode

Your route is marked with a magenta line.

➊

➋

➌

➊

• Touch

➊

to view the next turn or previous turn.

• Touch

➋

to view the itinerary page.

• Touch

➌

to view the Where Am I? page.


Viewing the Itinerary Page

While navigating a route in

Walking mode, touch > View

itinerary.

Using the Compass to navigate

1. From the Map page, touch >

Trip Computer.

As you travel, the compass rotates to indicate your direction of travel.

2. Move in a circle until the arrow points at the bug indicator.

The bug indicator is the inverted triangle at the top of the compass, which indicates your current heading.

3. Continue traveling in this direction, toward your destination.



Calibrating the Compass


2. Touch View Map > > Trip

Computer > > Calibrate

Compass.


Resetting the Trip Computer in

Walking Mode

Reset the trip computer before beginning a trip.

1. From the Home screen, touch View

Map > > Trip Computer > .

2. Touch an item to reset.

Taking a Detour

While navigating a route, you can use detours to avoid obstacles ahead of you, such as construction zones.

1. While navigating a route, touch .


The notification window opens.


• Touch Detour when in Driving mode.

• Touch Recalculate when in

Walking mode.

If the route you are currently taking is the only reasonable option, the device might not calculate a detour.

Stopping the Route



The notification window opens.

3. Touch Stop.


Working with Routes

Adding Points to the Active

Route




page 30 ).

4. Touch the intermediate destination.

5. Touch Go! > insert Via Point.

Planning a new Route


Routes > Create New Route.

2. Touch the text field, and enter a route name.

3. Touch Add Location.






6. Repeat steps 3–5 as necessary.

7. Touch Save.

Editing a Route


Routes.

2. Touch a route.

3. Touch edit.

4. Edit the route:

• Touch Add Location to add more locations.

• Touch and drag or to move the location down or up in the route.

• Touch to delete a location.



Optimizing and Reversing a

Saved Route


Routes.

2. Touch a route.

3. Touch edit > .

4. Touch optimize Route or Reverse

Route.

5. Touch Save.

Deleting a Saved Route


Routes.

2. Touch a route.

3. Touch edit > > Delete Route >

oK.

Starting to navigate a Saved

Route


Routes.

2. Touch a route.

3. Touch Go!.

Viewing Your Trip Log

You can record the path you travel

(called a trip log) and display it as a dotted line on the map.



2. Select the Trip Log check box for the Automobile and/or Pedestrian settings.

The trip log appears on the map.

Clearing the Trip Log


> Settings > Navigation > >

Clear Trip Log.


Sending and

Receiving Messages

Your regular messaging fees apply when sending and receiving messages.

Sending a Text Message

You can send Short Message Service

(SMS) text messages.


Messaging > New Text Message.

2. Enter a phone number or a contact name, and touch a recipient.

3. Enter the text message.

4. Touch for additional options.

5. Touch Send.

Sending and Receiving Messages

About Multimedia

Messages

A multimedia (MMS) message is similar to a text message, but it includes an attachment, such as a photo, a video, a contact, or a calendar event.

Sending an MMS





4. Touch > Attach.

5. Touch a media type.

6. Touch the file to attach.

7. Touch Send.



Sending a Location Message

 CAUTIOn

Use caution when sharing your location information with others.

Location messages allow you to send your current location information to other people.





4. Touch .





7. Touch Send.

Reading Messages

A number on the Messaging icon displays the number of unread messages in your inbox.


Messaging.

The inbox opens, containing SMS and MMS messages received from other devices.

Unread messages are displayed in bold.

2. Touch a message to read it.

TiP: Touch and hold a message to view more options.

3. Touch for more options.


Replying to a Message


Messaging.

2. Touch a message.

3. Touch the data-entry field.

4. Enter a message.

5. Touch Send.

Forwarding a Message


Messaging.

2. Touch a message.

3. Touch and hold a message in the thread.

4. Touch Forward.


6. Touch Message to edit the message, if necessary.

7. Touch Send.


Deleting a Message


Messaging.

2. Touch a message.

3. Touch and hold a message in the thread.

4. Touch Delete Message.

Deleting a Thread


Messaging.

2. Touch a message.

3. Touch > Delete Thread.



Setting Up SMS Cell

Broadcast

If SMS Cell Broadcast is supported by your service provider and region, you can receive text messages that are broadcast to multiple subscribers in the area.


Settings > Messaging.

2. Select the Cell Broadcast Service check box.

3. Touch Select Language, select the language you want to receive messages in, and touch Save.

4. Touch Manage Channels.

5. Select the Receive Channel List check box.

6. Select the channels you want to receive.

TiP: You can also add a channel that does not appear in the list.

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Adding a new Channel


Settings > Messaging > Manage

Channels.

2. Touch .

3. Touch the Channel Number field, and enter the channel number.

4. Touch the Description field, and enter a description for the channel.

5. Touch the Note field, and enter a note about the channel.

6. Touch Save.

About Cell Broadcast

Messages

When you receive a cell broadcast message, it is displayed in the

notification bar ( page 8

).


Using Email

Adding an Email Account

Contact your email account provider for your email configuration information.

NoTe: To add a Gmail

Gmail application.

™ account, see

page 90

. Access messages using the


email > other (PoP3/iMAP4).

2. Enter the email address and the email password.

3. Touch Save.

4. If necessary, enter accountconfiguration information from your service provider.

5. Touch Next > Save.


Adding an Exchange

ActiveSync Email Account

Contact your network administrator to obtain the necessary information for your network.

For more information about Exchange

ActiveSync, see

page 90 .


email > exchange ActiveSync.

2. Enter your email address and your email password.

3. Touch Next.

4. If necessary, enter or correct the information.

5. Touch Next.

The device verifies the account settings.



Sending an Email Message


email > Compose.

2. Touch the fields on the screen to enter recipients, to enter a subject, and to add attachments.

3. Touch Message.


5. Touch for more options

(optional).

6. Touch Send.

Viewing an Email Message


email.

2. Touch to check for new email messages, if necessary.

3. Touch an email message.


• Touch to view the location information, if available.

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• Touch to open the attachment, if available.

Deleting Email Messages


email > .

2. Touch the messages to delete.

3. Touch Delete.

Searching for an Email

Message

NoTe: This only searches the sender name and headers of the messages, not the message text.


email.

TiP: To search a different folder, touch > View Folders, and touch a folder, if necessary.

2. Touch > Search Current

Folder.

3. Enter the search text, and touch

Done.


Changing Email Folders


email.

2. Touch > View Folders.

3. Touch a folder.

Setting an Email Signature

You can set an email signature for each email account you have added.


email > > Manage Accounts.

2. Touch an account.

3. Verify the Use Signature check box is selected.

4. Touch Signature.

5. Enter a signature, and touch Save.


Changing the Email Account

Password


Settings > email.

2. Select an account.

3. Touch Account info > Password.

4. Enter the new passwords.

5. Touch Save.

Adding Another Email Account


email > > Manage Accounts >

Add New Account.

2. Select the account type, and follow

the applicable instructions on page

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Changing Email Accounts


email.

2. Touch and .



Setting the Default Email

Account


> Settings > email > > Set

Default Account.

2. Touch an account.

3. Touch Done.

Editing your Exchange

ActiveSync Account


email > > Manage Accounts >

exchange ActiveSync > Account

info.

2. Edit the fields as necessary.

3. Touch .


• Touch Yes to verify your account.

• Touch No to save the changes without verifying.


Using Ciao!

™

Ciao! periodically sends your location to our partner networks and downloads the most-recent location of your friends. This application only submits your location when you tell it to, unless you enable automatic updates.


 CAUTIOn


Registering Your Device and Joining Ciao!


Ciao!.

2. Read and accept the on-screen messages.


Using Ciao!™

3. Follow the steps to register your device.

After registering, you will receive an SMS message for verification.

4. Open the SMS message received from myGarmin.

5. Touch the link to complete the verification process.

6. Touch oK.

The Ciao! registration page opens.

7. Select the check box to verify that you are of legal age to use Ciao!.

8. Touch Next.

9. Enter a display name, and touch

Done.

10. Touch a type of location update:

Manual or Automatic.

11. Touch the link to read the terms of service for the displayed network or networks.

12. Touch Accept.

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Using Ciao!™

Your location is updated and becomes available to your friends.

Changing Your Display name


Ciao! > My Details > > Change

Name.

2. Enter a new name.

3. Touch Done.

Inviting a Friend


Ciao! > invite.

2. Select an option to find a friend.

3. Touch Done.

Your invited friend must accept the invitation before you can receive location updates from that friend.

Accepting or Declining an

Invitation


Ciao!.

2. Touch the friend that sent you the invitation.

3. Touch Accept or Decline.

Sending a Location

Update

From the application tray, touch

Ciao! > My Details > Send

Update.

Automatically Sending

Location Updates

 CAUTIOn


By default, your location is only sent when you manually send it.



Ciao! > My Details.

2. Touch > Change Location

Updates > Automatic > Done.

Updating Your Status


Ciao! > My Details > Change

Status.

2. Enter a new status message.

3. Touch Done.

Viewing Friends

Your list of friends displays the status of, the distance to, and the direction to your friends.


Ciao!.

2. Touch a friend.

The location for the friend appears on a map.


Using Ciao!™

Viewing All Friends on the Map

From the application tray, touch

Ciao! > View Map.

Adding a Friend to

Contacts


Ciao!.

2. Touch a friend.

3. Touch > Add to Contacts.

Sending a Message to a

Friend


Ciao!.

2. Touch a friend.

3. Touch Message.


Friend’s Location


Ciao!.

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Using Ciao!™

2. Touch a friend.

3. Touch Go!.

Removing an Invitation


Ciao!.

2. Touch an invited friend.

3. Touch Uninvite.

Removing a Friend


Ciao!.

2. Touch a friend.


4. Touch > Remove Friend > Yes.

Hiding and Revealing

Your Location

• From the application tray, touch

Ciao! > > Hide > Hide.

Your current location is hidden from your friends.

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• To stop hiding, touch Ciao! > >

Stop Hiding > Stop Hiding.

Viewing Ciao! networks


Ciao!.

2. Touch > Privacy > >

Networks.

Disabling Ciao!


Ciao!.

2. Touch > Privacy > > Disable

Ciao! > oK.

All the Ciao! information stored on your device is removed. You no longer send any position updates.

To enable Ciao!, you must join Ciao! again.


Browsing the Web


Browser.

2. Touch the URL bar.

3. Enter a search term or a URL, and touch Go.

Browsing the Web

Using the Browser

• Touch to refresh the current

Web page.

• Touch to stop loading the Web page.

• Touch and drag the screen to scroll the Web page.

• Touch two points near the center of the page, and drag your fingers apart to zoom in.

• Touch two points near opposite edges of the page, and drag your fingers toward the center of the page to zoom out.

• Touch links, text-entry boxes, and other interactive items to activate them.

• Touch and hold interactive items to view a menu of additional options.


Browsing the Web

• Touch to return to the previous

Web page in your history.

• Touch to go to the next Web page in your history.

• Touch to add this Web page to your favorites, if it is not already added.

• Touch to remove this Web page from your favorites, if it is already added.

• Touch to view a list of recently viewed Web sites ( ), favorite

Web sites ( ), and most-viewed

Web sites ( ).

• Touch to view other active browser windows.

• Touch to use the following options:

◦ Touch Go To URL to enter a

URL.

◦ Touch Refresh to refresh the

Web page.

◦ Touch Share to send the URL in a text message or an e-mail.

◦ Touch Find on Page to find text in the current Web page.

◦ Touch Select Text to copy text from the current Web page to the system clipboard. Touch and drag across the text to copy.

When you lift your finger, the selected text is copied to the clipboard.

◦ Touch View Downloads to view your Download History.


Viewing Multiple Browser

Windows

You can view another Web page without closing the current page by launching another browser window.


Browser > > New Page.


• Touch a Web site.

• Touch the URL bar to enter a web address, which opens the new Web page.

3. Touch .

4. Touch an active browser window.

Saving a Web Page to

Favorites

1. Open the Web page to save.

2. Touch .

When you view one of your favorite

Web pages, appears gold.


Browsing the Web

Removing a Web Site from

Favorites

1. Open the Web page to remove.

2. Touch .

Opening a Favorite Web Page


Browser > > .

2. Touch a Web page to view in the browser.

Viewing Your History


Browser > > .

2. Touch a Web page to view in the browser.

Clearing Your Web Page

History


> Settings > Browser > Clear

History > Yes.

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Browsing the Web

Sharing a URL


Browser > .


3. Touch and hold a Web page.

4. Touch Share.

5. Select an option to send the URL.

Opening a Web Site in a new Window


Browser > .


3. Touch and hold a Web page.

4. Touch open in New Window.

Deleting a Web Site from a List


Browser > .


3. Touch .

4. Touch next to the Web site to remove the site from the list.

5. Touch again to delete.

6. Touch Done.

Setting Your Browser

Home Page


Settings > Browser > Set Home

Page.

2. Enter a URL.

3. Touch oK.


Downloading Files


Browser.

2. Open a Web page that contains a download link.

3. Touch the download link.

The download history page appears, and a progress bar indicates the status of the download.

TiP: Touch and hold the progress bar to cancel or pause the download.

4. Touch , and select an option, if necessary:

• Touch Clear All to clear the download history. This option does not remove downloaded files from the device.

• Touch Pause All to pause all in-progress downloads.

Browsing the Web

• Touch Resume All to resume all paused downloads.

• Touch Cancel All to cancel all in-progress downloads.

This option does not remove downloads that have already completed.

5. When the progress bar is full, touch the file name to view the downloaded file.

Viewing Downloads


Browser > > View Downloads.

2. Touch the file.


Playing Music

Playing Music

Music Player File Types

The music player supports the following file types:

• MP3

• MPEG4

• WMA

• AAC/AAC+/eAAC+

• WAV

• MIDI

• OGG

All supported music files on your device are displayed in the Music

Player.

Music Player Information

Supply of this product does not convey a license nor imply any right to distribute content created with this product in revenue-generating broadcast systems (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/or other distribution channels), streaming applications

(via internet, intranets and/or other networks), other content distribution systems (pay-audio or audio-ondemand applications and the like) or on physical media (compact discs, digital versatile discs, semiconductor chips, hard drives, memory cards and the like). An independent license for such use is required. For details, please visit http://mp3licensing.com

.


Playing a Song

You must transfer music files to your device before playing songs or creating playlists (

page 92 ).


Music.


• Touch All Songs.

• Touch a category and subcategory, if necessary.

All the songs in the selected category are added to the current playlist.

3. Touch a song.

The music player plays the selected song and the following songs.

Playing Music

Changing the Music

Player View

While playing a song, touch the following icons to change the music player view:

• Touch to view the current playlist.

• Touch to view the current track, cover art, and a progress slider.

• Touch > Browse Music

Library to browse the music library without stopping the music.

About Playlists

A playlist is a list of songs that can be saved. The current playlist appears on the playlist screen of the music player.

You can also create and save playlists for future playback.


Playing Music

Creating a Playlist


Music > Playlists > .

2. Enter a new name, and touch Save.

3. Touch the new playlist.

4. Touch .

5. Touch a category and subcategories, if necessary.

6. Select the check box next to each song to add to the playlist.

7. Touch Add to Playlist.

8. Repeat steps 4–7 to add additional songs.


10. Touch and drag the song to a new position in the list to change the order of the playlist (optional).

11. Touch Save.

Playing a Playlist


Music > Playlists.

2. Touch a playlist.

3. Touch a song to begin playing the playlist.

Editing a Playlist


Music > Playlists.

2. Touch a playlist.

3. Touch > edit Playlist.

4. Select an option to edit the playlist:

• Touch to add songs to the playlist.

• Touch to remove a song from the playlist.

• Touch and hold , and drag the song to a new position in the playlist.

5. Touch Save.


Searching the Music

Player


Music.

2. Touch .

3. Enter all or part of the song title, album, or artist.

4. Touch Done.

Saving a Song as a

Ringtone

1. From the music player playlist view, touch and hold the song.

2. Touch Add to ringtone list.

Playing Music

Streaming Online Music

You can stream supported music files without saving them on the device.


Browser.


• Enter a URL.

• Navigate to a page with a link to a supported music file.

3. Touch the music file link.

The music player launches and plays the song. The URL for the song appears.

4. If possible, touch > Save to save the song.


Taking and Viewing Pictures and Videos

Taking and Viewing

Pictures and Videos

NoTe: If it is not already removed, remove the plastic film from the camera lens before using the camera.

Taking a Picture


Camera.

2. Use the screen as a viewfinder, and point the camera lens at the subject to photograph.

3. Touch and hold , and hold the camera still.

A flashing gray box appears on the screen. The device focuses on the object inside of the box. When the camera is in focus, the box turns green and stops flashing.

4. Release to take the picture.

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When you hear the camera click, the photo is taken and displayed for review for 3 seconds.


• Touch for more options, such as to set the image as the wallpaper or as a contact icon.

• Touch to share the image.

• Touch to erase the image.

• Touch to take a new picture.

TiP: To take a picture quickly, touch

and release.

Taking a Picture with GPS

Information

If you are receiving GPS signals, the device can assign a GPS location to the photo.


Camera.

2. Touch .


TiP: Before taking pictures with

GPS information, you may need to wait a few moments for the device to acquire satellite signals.

3. Use the screen as a viewfinder, and point the camera lens at the subject to photograph.

4. Touch and hold , and hold the camera still.

5. Release to take the picture.

When you hear the camera click, the photo is saved.

Recording a Video


Camera.

2. Touch to select video.

3. Use the screen as a viewfinder, and point the camera lens at the subject to be recorded.

4. Touch to begin recording.

5. Touch to stop recording.



The video is saved automatically.

TiP: Touch to find and view the video.

Changing the Camera and

Video Settings


Camera > > Camera Settings.


• Touch Color effect to select a color effect to apply to photos you take.

• Touch Lighting Adjustment to select a lighting condition, or select Automatic.

• Touch Picture Resolution to select the resolution at which to capture photos. Higher settings use more storage memory to provide better-quality photos.

• Touch Shutter Sound to turn the shutter sound on or off.

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• Touch Auto Review to turn the review page on or off. The review page displays the photo briefly after you take it.

• Touch Video Quality to select the resolution at which to record video.

NoTe: Video Quality can only be adjusted when MP4 is selected as the Video Format.

• Touch Video Format to select the video format to use when saving videos.

NoTe: Only 3GPP videos can be sent as a multimedia message.

Viewing Pictures


Gallery.

2. Touch a picture.

3. Touch the arrows to view additional photos.

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Viewing a Video


Gallery.

2. Touch a video.

Videos are indicated by .

3. Touch .

4. Touch the screen to view the playback controls.

Viewing a Slideshow


Gallery.

2. Touch > View Slideshow.

Sharing Pictures and

Videos


Gallery.

2. Touch the picture or video.

3. Touch .

4. Select an option to share the image.


Setting Your Wallpaper

You can select and prepare a photo to serve as wallpaper.


Gallery.

2. Touch a picture.

3. Touch > Set As > Wallpaper.

4. Touch and drag the edges of the rectangle to crop the photo.

5. Touch Save.

Editing Pictures and

Videos


Gallery.

2. Touch a picture or video.

3. Touch .


• Touch Rotate to turn the photo left or right.


• Touch Crop, touch and drag the edges of the rectangle to crop the photo, and touch Save.

A new file with the crop is created.

• Touch More info > >

Rename Picture or Rename

Video to rename files.

Adding a Picture to a

Contact


Gallery.

2. Touch a picture.

3. Touch > Set As > Contact

Photo.

4. Touch a contact.

5. Touch and drag the edges of the square to crop the photo.

6. Touch Save.




Photograph or Video

You can route to photographs that have

GPS location information ( page 74

).


Gallery.

2. Touch a picture.

3. Touch > Go!.

Changing the Gallery

Settings


Gallery > > Gallery Settings.


• Touch Grouping to select the criteria by which to group your pictures.

• Touch Display Size to select the size of the picture previews.

• Touch Sort order to select the order in which to sort your pictures.

• Touch Slideshow interval to select the amount of time that each picture should be displayed in the slideshow.

• Touch Slideshow Transition to select the transition effect to use when changing pictures in the slideshow.

• Select the Repeat Slideshow check box to play the slideshow multiple times.

• Select the Shuffle Slides check box to display the slides in random order.


MPEG-4 EULA

This product is licensed under the

MPEG-4 Visual Patent Portfolio

License for the personal and noncommercial use of a consumer for (i) encoding video in compliance with the MPEG-4 visual standard (“MPEG-

4 Video”) and/or (ii) decoding

MPEG-4 video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal and non-commercial activity and/or was obtained from a video provider licensed by MPEG LA to provide

MPEG-4 video. No license is granted or shall be implied for any other use.

Additional information including that relating to promotional, internal, and commercial uses and licensing may be obtained from MPEG LA, LLC. See www.MPEGLA.com

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AVC EULA

This product is licensed under the

AVC Patent Portfolio License for the personal and non-commercial use of a consumer to (i) encode video in compliance with the AVC standard

(“AVC Video”) and/or (ii) decode

AVC video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal and non-commercial activity and/or was obtained from a video provider licensed to provide AVC video.

No license is granted or shall be implied for any other use. Additional information may be obtained from

MPEG LA, LLC. See www.MPEGLA.com

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Organizing Your Life

Organizing Your Life

You can synchronize your phone with your computer, Google account, and

Exchange account to keep your inbox, contacts, and calendar up to date in all

locations ( page 90

).

Using the Calendar

Viewing an Appointment


Calendar.

2. Select an option, if necessary:

• Touch to view the current day. The number in the circle is the current day of the month.

• Touch to view an agenda of upcoming appointments.

• Touch to view appointments for today.

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• Touch to select a date on the monthly calendar.

• Touch or to change the day or month.

3. Touch an appointment to view details.

Creating an Appointment


Calendar.

2. Touch .

3. Touch Subject, enter a subject, and touch Done.

4. Touch Location, and select an option to enter a location:

• Enter the full address or location name, and touch Done.

• Touch Add Location, touch the location on the map, and touch

Select this Location > Done.

• Touch Add Location, touch

, find the location, and touch

Select this Location > Done.


5. Select the duration of the appointment:

• Select start and end times.

• Select the All Day check box to create an all-day appointment.

6. Touch Reminder, select a reminder time, and touch Save, if necessary.

7. Touch Repeat, select how often the appointment recurs, and touch

Save, if necessary.

8. Touch Calendar to select a calendar, if you have more than one calendar on the device.

9. Touch Note to make notes about the meeting (optional).

10. Touch invites to invite people to the appointment, if necessary.

You can invite people to the meeting if you are using a Google or Exchange ActiveSync account.

11. Touch Save.


Starting a Route to an

Appointment

If the appointment has location information, you can start a route to the location.


Calendar.

2. Touch the appointment.

3. Touch > Go!.

Viewing a Document

You can view the following document types using the document viewer:

Microsoft ® Word, Excel ® , PowerPoint ® ,

Adobe ® PDF, HTML, and plain- text files. For more information on

transferring files, see page 92

.


Document Viewer.



TiP: To display files of a certain type, touch > Show By File

Type, and touch a file type.

2. Touch the document.

NoTe: You can also open a document attached to an e-mail or linked on a Web page.

3. Perform any of the following actions:

• Touch or to move backward or forward one page.

• Touch Page, and enter a page number.

• Touch two points near the center of the page, and drag your fingers apart to zoom in.

• Touch two points near opposite edges of the page, and drag your fingers toward the center of the page to zoom out.

• Touch > Search to search the document.

• Touch > Rotate to rotate the document 90° clockwise.

• Touch > Share to send the document.

Searching a Document

1. Open the document in the

Document Viewer (

page 81 ).

2. Touch > Search.

3. Enter a search term.

4. Touch .

5. Touch or to find the next occurrence or the previous occurrence of the search term.

6. Touch to close the search bar.


Checking the Weather

Forecast


TiP: To change the units of measure,

see page 109 .


Weather.

The current local weather conditions and a six-day forecast are displayed.

2. Touch a day to view a detailed forecast for that day.



Viewing the Forecast in Other

Cities


Weather > > edit Favorite

Cities > Add City.

2. Enter the city name.

3. Touch Done.

4. Touch the city.

5. Touch Done.

6. Touch or to view the forecast in your favorite cities.

Using the Clock

For information on manually changing

the time or the time zone, see page 108 .

Adding Cities to the Time List


Clock > > .

2. Enter all or part of a city name.

3. Touch Done.

4. Touch the city.

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Setting an Alarm


Clock > > Add New Alarm.

2. Touch Alarm Message, enter a message for the alarm, and touch

oK.

3. Touch Start, select an alarm time, and touch Done.

4. If necessary, touch Repeat, select how often the alarm should repeat, and touch oK.

5. Select the enabled check box.

6. Touch Ringer, touch a ringer, and touch Done (optional).

7. Touch Save.

Managing Alarms

• Select or clear the check box next to an alarm to enable or disable the alarm.

• To delete an alarm, touch an alarm, and touch > Delete Alarm.

• When the alarm sounds, touch

Snooze to hear the alarm again in

10 minutes, or touch Dismiss.

Using the Stop Watch


Clock > .

2. Touch Start to start the timer.

3. Touch Lap to record the lap time and the split time (optional).

4. Touch Stop to stop the timer.

5. Touch the Lap and Split times to view details (optional).

6. Touch Reset to reset the timer

(optional).


Viewing the World Map


Clock > .

The globe displays areas of daylight and night across the world.

2. Perform any of the following actions:

• Touch and drag the globe to change the speed or the direction of rotation.

• Touch the globe to stop the rotation.

◦ When the globe is stopped, touch again to view a flat map view.

◦ Touch the map to switch back to the globe view.


Using the Converter

Converting Units


Converter.

2. Touch the button next to Convert.

3. Touch the type of items to be converted.

4. Touch Done.

5. Touch a unit of measurement.

6. Touch the unit type.

7. Touch Done.

8. Touch a number.

9. Enter the number of units to be converted.

10. Touch Done.

TiP: To clear the number of units, touch > Clear.



Converting Currency


Converter.


3. Touch Currency > Done.

4. Touch a currency button.

TiP: Touch and drag the tab to quickly scroll through the currencies.

5. Touch a currency.

6. Touch Done.

7. Touch the amount below the currency to convert.

8. Enter the amount.

9. Touch Done.

Updating the Currency Rates

A data connection is required for this feature.


Converter.


3. Touch Currency > Done >

Update.

Setting Conversion Rates

Manually


Converter.


3. Touch Currency > Done.

4. Touch a currency button.

5. Touch the currency for which you want to set the conversion rate, and touch Done.


6. Repeat step 5 to set the other currency, if necessary.

7. Touch > Custom.

8. Touch a conversion tab to change how the currencies are converted.

9. Touch a conversion rate.

10. Enter a new conversion rate, and touch Done.

Checking Flight Status

A data connection is required for this feature. Your regular data usage charges apply.


Flight Status.

2. Perform a search:

• Touch Current Location to search for flights in airports near your current location.


• Touch Another City to search for flights in airports near the city you select.

A list of airports appears. Major airports are listed first, and all other airports are sorted by distance.

3. Touch an airport.

TiP: Touch to view the airport on the map.


5. Touch a flight.



Finding Movie Times


Finding a Movie by the Title


Movie Times > Movies.


3. Touch a movie.

4. Touch Theatres.

5. Touch a theatre.


Finding a Movie by Theatre


Movie Times > Theatres.

2. Touch a theatre.


4. Touch a movie.


Starting a Route to a Movie

Theatre

After you select a movie and theatre, you can create a route to the theatre.

Touch Go!.

Setting an Appointment for a

Movie

After you select a movie and theatre, you can set an appointment for the movie time.

1. Touch > Remind Me.

2. Touch a movie time.


Connecting with Other

Devices

Synchronizing Your

Device with Your

Computer

Synchronize your device with your computer to transfer your contacts and calendar events to your device.

Downloading and Installing

Garmin-Asus PC Sync

NoTe: Garmin-Asus PC Sync software is not compatible with Mac computers.

®


/pcsync .

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install Garmin-Asus

PC Sync software.

Connecting with Other Devices

Synchronizing With Your

Computer

1. Verify that you have downloaded and installed Garmin-Asus PC Sync software on your computer.

2. Connect the micro-USB cable to the connector on the bottom of the device (not the cradle).

3. Connect the cable to your computer.

The USB Connected page opens on the device.

NoTe: If the USB Connected page does not open, open the Notification bar, and touch USB Connected.

4. Touch Sync.

Your Microsoft Outlook ® contacts, calendar events, and tasks are synchronized with your device contact list and calendar.



Synchronizing Your

Device with an Exchange

Server

Synchronize your contacts, calendar, and e-mail with an Exchange

ActiveSync account. You must have a data connection to use this feature.

Contact your network administrator to obtain the necessary information for your network.

See

page 57 for more information

about setting up an Exchange

ActiveSync account.

You can select the types of data

(e-mail, contacts, and calendar) to synchronize and how the device

synchronizes data ( page 106 ).

Synchronizing with a

Google

™

Account

You can synchronize your Google account data with the calendar, contacts, and Google Mobile Services.


Settings > Accounts and Sync >

Add New Account > Next.


• Touch Sign in to sign into an existing Google account. Enter your user name and password, and touch Sign in.

• Touch Create to create a new

Google account. Follow the onscreen instructions.

3. Select the types of data you want to synchronize.

Data in your Google account synchronizes automatically with the applications on your device.


Removing a Google Account


Settings > Accounts and Sync >

Google > Remove Account.

Using Bluetooth

Technology

Use Bluetooth wireless technology to connect with other devices wirelessly.

Turning On Bluetooth



Bluetooth.

2. Select the Bluetooth check box.

Pairing with a Device

You can wirelessly connect to a device with Bluetooth technology.

1. Place the device to pair with in discoverable/pairing mode.



Bluetooth.



3. Select the Bluetooth check box.

4. Select the Discoverable check box.

5. Touch Scan for Devices.

NoTe: You might have to wait a moment for the names of the devices to appear.

6. Select the device to pair with in the list.

7. Enter the passkey of the device.

8. Touch oK.

Connecting to a Paired Device

Before you can connect to another device, you must pair it with your device.



Bluetooth.

2. Touch a paired device.

3. Touch Connect.

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Changing Your Device name

You can change the name that identifies your device on other Bluetooth devices.



Bluetooth.

2. Touch Device name.

3. Enter a name.

4. Touch Save.

Disconnecting a Device



Bluetooth.

2. Touch the device.

3. Touch Disconnect.

The device is disconnected, but it remains paired with your device.

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Removing a Paired Device



Bluetooth.


• Touch a device, and touch

Unpair.

• Touch > Clear Device List to remove all paired devices.

Removing all Paired Devices


> Settings > Wireless Manager

> Bluetooth > > Clear Device

List > Yes.

Transferring Files

You can transfer files, such as MP3s and JPEGs, to your device.

1. Insert the microSD card ( page 3 ).

2. Connect the micro-USB cable to the connector on the bottom of the device (not the cradle).


3. Connect the cable to your computer.

The USB Connected page opens.

4. Touch File Transfer.

NoTe: If the USB Connected page does not open, open the Notification bar, and touch USB Connected.

Two additional drives (volumes) appear in the list of drives on your computer. One is the internal memory of the device. The other is the memory card.

5. Copy and paste the files to be transferred into the appropriate folders in the new drives.

About File Transfer Mode

Notice

If you are not sure about the purpose of a file, do not delete the file. Your device memory contains important system files that should not be deleted.

Be especially cautious of files located in folders entitled “Garmin.”



File transfer mode is also referred to as USB mass storage mode. Use file transfer mode to add files to the device.

The computer does not need Garmin-

Asus PC Sync installed to use file transfer mode.

About Picture and Video File

Types

Your device supports the following file types:

• Picture: JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF

• Video: 3GP, WMV, MP4

About Wi-Fi

Connect to the Internet using a Wi-Fi connection. You must be in a Wi-Fi coverage area (Wi-Fi hotspot) to use

Wi-Fi.

Connecting to a Wi-Fi network



Wi-Fi.

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2. Select the Wi-Fi check box.

The device searches for Wi-Fi networks.

3. If necessary, touch Scan for Wi-Fi

Networks.

4. Touch a network.

5. Enter the network encryption key, if necessary.

6. Touch Connect.

7. If necessary, enter your user name and password.

Adding a network

You can add non-broadcasting networks or other networks that your device does not automatically detect.



Wi-Fi.

2. Select the Wi-Fi check box.

3. Touch next to Add Wi-Fi

Network.

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4. Touch the field below Network

SSiD.

5. Enter the network SSID, and touch

Done.

6. Touch the field below Security.

7. Touch a security type.

8. Enter a password, and touch Done.

9. Touch Save.

Removing a Remembered network

After you have connected to a Wi-Fi network, the device remembers the network for future use. Remembered networks appear in the network list even when they are out of range.



Wi-Fi.

2. Touch the network.

3. Touch Forget.


Customizing Your

Device

Wireless Manager


Settings > Wireless Manager.

• Airplane Mode—see

page 24 .

• Wi-Fi—see

page 93 .

• Data—see below.

NoTe: Data charges apply when the data connection is on.

• Bluetooth—see page 91

.

• VPN—allows you to configure and connect to a Virtual Private

Network (VPN). Contact your network administrator for the necessary information.

Customizing Your Device

Data Connection Settings

Notice

There may be additional charges from your service provider to use the data connection while roaming.


Settings > Wireless Manager > Data.

• Data Connection—turns on the data connection.

NoTe: Data charges apply when the data connection is on.

• Data Roaming—turns on the data connection when roaming.

NoTe: There may be additional charges from your service provider to use the data connection while roaming.

• internet Sharing—shares the data connection with the computer when connected with a USB cable.



• Network Preference—allows you to select your preferred type of network.

• Access Point Names—displays connected data service access points.

Audio Settings


Settings > Audio and Display.

• Volume Levels—allows you to adjust the volume levels of each output.

• Ringtones—allows you to select a ringtone for phone calls.

• Notifications—sets the ringtone for notifications, such as text messages.

• Ring Style—sets the ring style to

Ring only, Vibrate only, Ring +

Vibrate, or Silent.

• Audible Touch Tones—plays a tone when you dial.

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• Audible Selection—plays a tone when you touch the screen.

• Haptic Feedback—sets the device to vibrate when you press certain soft keys.

• SD Card Notifications—sets the device to vibrate when you eject or remove the memory card.

Display Settings


Settings > Audio and Display.

• Brightness—changes the brightness of the screen. Decreasing the brightness can save battery power. Auto Brightness sets the brightness based on the ambient lighting.


• Color Mode—sets a light background (Daytime), a dark background (Nighttime), or automatically switches between the two based on the sunrise time and sunset time for your current location (Auto).

• Screen Timeout—sets how the screen automatically shuts off if the device is inactive for the selected length of time.

• orientation—allows the phone to rotate the screen display as you rotate the device.

• Animation—enables animations when you open or close windows.

• Screenshot—allows you to take a picture of the device screen.


Adjusting the Screen Timeout

Length



Screen Timeout.

2. Select a time.

3. Touch Save.

Taking a Screen Shot



Screenshot.

2. Touch and hold to take a picture of a screen.

Screen shots are saved in the

“Screenshot” folder on the device.



Phone Settings


Settings > Phone.

• Call Waiting—see page 20

.

• Call Forwarding—see page 23

.

• Call Barring—see page 23

.

• Caller iD—sets a preference for sending caller ID information when you make phone calls.

• Voice Mail Number—sets the number to access voice mail, usually the same as your phone number.

• TTY—enables TTY

(teletypewriter) mode. This requires the use of a TTY adapter (part number 010-11459-03), available at www.garminasus.com/a10/ tty_adapter .

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• Hearing Aid Mode—optimizes the phone speaker for use with hearing aids.

• Fixed Dialing Numbers—enables you to set up your device so that it can only dial certain phone numbers.

• Network operators—searches for local networks.

Enabling and Adding Fixed

Dialing numbers

Before you can change the Fixed

Dialing Numbers (FDN) settings, you must acquire the FDN PIN for your

SIM card from your service provider.


Settings > Phone > Fixed Dialing

Numbers > enable FDN.

2. Enter the FDN PIN, and touch

Save.

3. Touch Manage FDN List > >

Add contact.


4. Enter a name and number, and touch Save.

5. Enter the FDN PIN to add the contact to the FDN phone number list.

NoTe: You must enter the FDN PIN to disable FDN.

Home Screen

• Home Screen Style—changes the

Home screen to the Classic Home or the Breeze Home, which uses panes.

• Change Wallpaper—see page 9 .

navigation Settings

• Voice—sets the language used for all voice prompts and messages.

• Traffic Service—enables the traffic service.

• Safe Mode—prevents you from entering data when your vehicle is


Customizing Your Device in motion.

• Background Data—enables

Garmin Connected Services to access data in the background.

Changing the navigation Voice


Settings > Navigation > Voice.

2. Select a language.

3. Touch oK.

Turning Off the Traffic Service



2. Touch the Traffic Service check box to clear it and turn off the traffic service.

Automobile and Pedestrian navigation Settings

You can adjust the navigation settings for Automobile (Driving) and

Pedestrian (Walking) usage modes.

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• Route Preference—sets the preference for calculating routes.

• Map Detail—sets the level of detail on the map. More detail may result in slower map drawing.

• Map View—sets the perspective of the Map page.

◦ Track Up displays the map in two dimensions (2-D) with your direction of travel at the top.

◦ North Up displays the map in

2-D with North at the top.

◦ 3-D displays the map in three dimensions, with Track Up orientation (default).

• Avoidances—types of roads and maneuvers the device should attempt to avoid when creating routes, available for Automobile

(Driving) mode only.

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• Notification Type—sets the method for which you are notified of maneuvers in the route, available for Pedestrian (Walking) mode only.

• Vehicle or Avatar—changes the icon to represent your position on the map.

• Auto Dim Brightness— automatically dims the backlight while navigating.

• Trip Log—displays the path of your travels on the map.

Changing Public

Transportation navigation

Settings

Public Transportation settings are available when cityXplorer maps are loaded.


> Settings > Navigation > Public

Transportation.


2. Select the types of public transportation you would like to take.

Disabling Proximity Points

If you have loaded proximity points, such as safety cameras and custom

POIs, you can disable them without removing them from the device.


Settings > Navigation > Proximity

Points.

2. Clear the check box for the type of proximity points you want to disable.

Downloading Safety Cameras

 CAUTIOn

Garmin and ASUS are not responsible for the accuracy of, or the consequences of using, a custom point of interest (POI) or a safety camera database.



This service may be available as a paid subscription. This service is not available in all areas. A data connection is required for this feature.



Download Safety Cameras.

2. Select a region or regions.

3. Touch Download.

Viewing Map Information


Settings > Navigation > > Map

info.

A list of installed maps appears.

NoTe: Select or clear the check box next to a map to enable or disable the map.

E-mail Account Settings


> Settings > email, and touch an account.

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• Account info—contains information about this account, such as the password (

page 59 ).

• email Check interval—sets the frequency for checking for new e-mail.

• email Sync Back Days—sets the length of time to synchronize e-mail.

• Calendar Sync Back Days—sets the length of time to synchronize the calendar.

• email Notifications—sets how you are notified when you receive an e-mail.

• Select Ringtone

• Vibrate

• Use Signature

• Signature—see page 59

.

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Contacts Settings


Settings > Contacts.

• Sort Contacts By—sorts contacts by first or last name.

• Hide Contacts with No Phone— hides contacts that do not have a phone number.

Calendar Settings


Settings > Calendar.

• Set Default Reminder Time—sets the number of minutes before an appointment that the device should notify you of the appointment.

• Reminder Style—sets how the device notifies you of an upcoming appointment.

• Set Reminder Ringtone—sets the ringtone that notifies you of an upcoming appointment.


• Set Snooze Time—sets the amount of time to snooze when you touch

Snooze on a calendar notification.

• Vibrate—sets whether the device vibrates to notify you of an upcoming appointment.

Messaging Settings


Settings > Messaging.

• Delivery Reports—requests a delivery report for each SMS and

MMS message you send.

• Manage SiM card messages— allows you to copy or delete SMS messages stored on your SIM card.

• SMSC—allows you to change the short message service center

(SMSC) number, if necessary.

• Read Reports—requests a read report for each MMS message you send.


• Auto-retrieve—retrieves MMS messages automatically when you are not roaming.

• Roaming Auto-retrieve—retrieves

MMS messages automatically when you are roaming.

• Creation Mode—limits the size and type of MMS message attachments for compatibility with all service providers.

• Notifications—displays a notification in the status bar when you receive a message.

• Select Ringtone—sets a ringtone to play when you receive a message.

• Vibrate—sets how the device vibrates when you receive a message.

• Cell Broadcast Service—see

page

56

.



Browser Settings

General Browser Settings


Settings > Browser.

• Set Home Page—sets the browser

home page ( page 68

).

• Block Pop-ups—blocks pop-up windows while browsing.

• Auto-fit Web Pages—resizes Web pages to fit the screen.

• Load images—allows you to view images on Web pages.

• Set Text Size—sets the size of text that the browser uses to display

Web pages.

• enable JavaScript—allows

JavaScript.

• Map URL Handling—adjusts how map URLs are opened:

◦ enable Support—allows map

URLs to be opened in Garmin

104 maps.

◦ Set as Default—opens map

URLs in Garmin maps by default.

Browser Privacy Settings



• Accept Cookies

• Remember Form Data

• Clear Cache

• Clear History

• Clear Cookies

• Clear Form Data

Browser Security Settings



• Remember Passwords—saves user names and passwords for Web sites.

• Show Warnings—displays a


warning when the browser detects a problem with the security of a

Web site.

• Clear Passwords—clears saved password information.

Quick Search Settings


Settings > Quick Search.

• Searchable items—sets what is searched when using the Search widget.

• Clear Search Shortcuts—clears the shortcuts to recently selected search results.

• Google Search Settings—changes the search settings for Google

Mobile Services.

Managing Applications

Notice

Cleared data cannot be restored.




> Settings > Application

Management > Manage

Applications.

A list of applications appears, showing the amount of memory used for each application.

2. Touch to sort or filter the list

(optional).

3. Touch an application to view details, including storage size, cache size, defaults, and permissions.

4. Select one or more options:

• Touch Uninstall to remove the application from your device, if available.

• Touch Clear data to clear stored data associated with the application.

• Touch Clear cache to clear cached data for the application.

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• Touch Clear defaults to clear application defaults.

• Touch Force Stop to close the application.

Allowing the Installation of

Applications

You can allow the installation of applications from outside the Android ™

Market.


> Settings > Application

Management > Manage

Applications.

2. Select the Unknown Sources check box.

Accounts and Sync

Settings


Settings > Accounts and Sync.

• Background Data—allows applications, such as e-mail, to send

106 and receive data at any time.

• Auto-sync—allows applications, such as e-mail, to synchronize with the server automatically.

• Select an account to change the sync settings.

For information about e-mail account

settings, see pages 101–102

.

Security and Location

Settings


Settings > Security and Location.

• My Parking Spot—saves your parking spot when you remove the device from the mount while power is applied to it.

• Use Wireless Networks— determines your location using

Wi-Fi and mobile networks.

• Use GPS Satellites—determines your location using GPS satellites.


Using a Pattern to Unlock the

Screen

When the screen-unlock pattern is turned on, you must enter a pattern to unlock the device. You can still use the device to contact emergency services without using the screen-unlock pattern.


Settings > Security and Location

> Set Unlock Pattern.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to create an unlock pattern.

If you forget your pattern, contact

Product Support. Your device can be unlocked, but all personal information is erased in the process. See

page 110

for more information.

Locking the SIM Card

Use these settings to require a PIN to enable all non-emergency features of the device. You can still use the device

Customizing Your Device to contact emergency services without a PIN. You can remove the SIM card to use the non-telephone features of the device.



> Set up SiM Card Lock > Use

SiM Card Lock.

2. Enter a PIN, and touch oK.

If you forget your SIM PIN, contact your service provider to obtain a

Personal Unblocking Key (PUK).

Viewing Passwords as you

Type Them


Settings > Security and Location.

2. Select the Visible Passwords check box.



Setting a Credential Storage

Password

You can store security credentials, such as passwords and certificates, for quick access.



> Set Password.

2. Enter a password, and touch oK.

Use Secure Credentials is automatically selected.

Changing the Text

Language

NoTe: Changing the text language does not change the language of map data, such as street names or userentered data.


> Settings > Language and

Keyboard > Language.

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2. Touch a language for all on-screen text.

Keyboard Settings


Settings > Language and Keyboard.

• Text Completion—displays suggested words as you enter text.

• Auto Capitalization— automatically capitalizes the first word in a field.

• enable Keyboards—enables keyboards for different languages.

Date and Time Settings


Settings > Date and Time.

• Automatic—uses the network settings for the date and time.

If you clear the Automatic check box, you can set the following items:


◦ Set Date—allows you to set the date manually.

◦ Set Time—allows you to set the time manually.

◦ Set Time Zone—allows you to select a time zone manually.

• Date Format—sets the date format.

• Time Format—sets the time format to 12-Hour, 24-Hour, or

UTC.

Units Settings


Settings > Units.

• Distance—units of measure for distance.

• Temperature—units of measure for temperature.

• Coordinates—units of measure for the coordinates format.


Privacy Settings


Settings > Privacy.

NoTe: Sharing your location information and feedback requires the use of your data plan, and any associated charges would apply.

• Share with Google—allows

Google applications to use location information.

• Connected Services Feedback— allows Garmin to collect your speed, direction, and location information and share it with strategic partners and service providers to enhance the quality of the content the device receives.



Clearing All User Data

Notice

This process restores all settings to factory defaults and removes all user data.

Any items that you have saved on your device, such as Saved Locations, photos, and contacts, are erased.

Any applications you have purchased and downloaded are removed. You should be able to download and install the applications again.

Map data is not erased.

Cleared data cannot be restored.


> Settings > Privacy > Master

Clear.

Changing the Storage

Settings


Settings > Storage.

2. Scroll to view the total space and available space for each storage type.

3. Touch Default Storage.

4. Select internal Storage or SD

Card.

5. Touch Save.

Viewing Software

Information


Settings > About Phone.

2. Touch an item.


Appendix

About Satellite Signals

The GPS status icon appears in the upper-right corner of the status bar to indicate the GPS signal strength. When at least one of the lines is green, your device has acquired satellite signals.

The more green lines , the stronger the GPS signal. If the device is not receiving GPS signals, appears.

For troubleshooting information about acquiring satellites, see

page 117 .

Viewing Detailed GPS Signal

Information


Where Am i?.


3. Touch > Satellite info.

Appendix

About Connected

Services

Use connected services to search for location-relevant information such as traffic, weather data, and flight status.

These services are not available in all areas. A data connection is required for these services. Your regular data usage charges apply.

Additional services may be available with a subscription. For more information, go to www.garminasus

.com

.


Appendix

Battery Information

The icon in the status bar indicates the status of the internal battery. To increase the accuracy of the battery gauge, fully discharge the battery and then fully charge it. Do not unplug the device until it is totally charged.

Maximizing the Battery Life

• From the Home screen, touch

> Settings > Audio and Display

> Brightness to turn down the backlight.

• From the Home screen, touch

> Settings > Display > Screen

Timeout to reduce the timeout length.

• Do not leave your device in direct sunlight.

• Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive heat.

Replacing the Battery

 CAUTIOn

Do not use a sharp object to remove the battery. A sharp object may puncture the battery, which may present a risk of fire, chemical burn, electrolyte leak, and/or injury.

Only use the correct battery type.

Using an incorrect battery may present a risk of explosion.

Notice

To avoid losing your customized settings, replace the battery within five minutes of removing it from your device.

Contact your local waste disposal department for information on properly disposing of the battery and device.


If you need to replace the battery in the device, use an SBP-23 lithiumion battery. For more information on purchasing a replacement battery, go to www.garminasus.com

.

Mounting on Your

Dashboard

Notice

The permanent mounting adhesive is extremely difficult to remove after it is installed.

A mounting disk is included in some device packages. Use the mounting disk to mount your device to the dashboard and comply with certain state and local regulations.

1. Clean and dry the dashboard where you are placing the disk.

2. Remove the backing from the adhesive on the bottom of the disk.

3. Place the disk on the dashboard.


Appendix

4. Remove the clear plastic cover from the top of the disk.

5. Place the suction cup mount on top of the disk.

6. Flip the lever down (toward the disk).

Removing the Device,

Cradle, and Mount

Removing the device from the

Cradle

1. Press up on the tab on the top of the cradle.

2. Tilt the device forward.

Removing the Cradle from the

Mount

1. Turn the cradle to the right or left.

2. Apply pressure until the socket on the cradle releases the ball on the mount.

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Appendix

Removing the Suction Cup

Mount from the Windshield

1. Flip the lever on the suction cup mount toward you.

2. Pull the tab on the suction cup toward you.

Resetting the Device

 CAUTIOn

Do not use a sharp object to remove the battery. A sharp object may puncture the battery which may present a risk of fire, chemical burn, electrolyte leak, and/or injury.

If the device stops functioning, you may need to reset the device.

1. Turn off the device, and then turn on the device.

2. If necessary, remove and replace the battery (

page 112 ).

The device should restart and operate normally.

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Caring for Your Device

• Avoid dropping your device and operating it in high-shock and highvibration environments.

• Do not expose the device to water.

Contact with water can cause this device to malfunction.

• Do not store the device where prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures can occur, because it can cause permanent damage.

• Never use a hard or sharp object to operate the touchscreen, or damage may result.

• To help avoid theft, remove the device and mount from sight when not in use.

• Remove the residue on the windshield left by the suction cup.


Specifications

Physical size (W × H × D):

2.28 × 4.33 × 0.54 in.

(58 × 110 × 13.8 mm)

Weight: 4.61 oz. (130.6 g)

Display: 3.2 in. diagonal, 320 × 480 pixels; HVGA display with white backlight and touchscreen

Case: IP51 (Not waterproof)

operating temperature range: from 5°F to 104°F

(from -15°C to 40°C)

Storing temperature Range: from -4°F to 158°F

(from -20°C to 70°C)

Battery charging temperature range: from 32°F to 140°F

(from 0°C to 60°C)

Power connector: Micro-USB for power and computer

Battery type: User-replaceable

Appendix

1500 mAh lithium-ion battery

Battery life: 9–11 hours talk time,

530–660 hours standby time, depending on usage and settings

Charge time: Approximately 3 hours

Power input: AC input using micro-

USB connector and AC charger, or DC input using vehicle power cable

Usage: 3 W max.

GPS receiver: High-sensitivity

Acquisition times*:

Warm: <1 sec.

Cold: <38 sec.

Factory Reset: <45 sec.

*Average acquisition times for a stationary receiver with a clear view of the sky.


Appendix

Frequency band: 3G Bands

I and VIII; 2G (GSM)

850/900/1800/1900

other connectivity: Bluetooth

2.0+EDR; 802.11 b/g (Wi-Fi); micro-USB 2.0

Platform: Android ™ platform

Camera: 5.0 MP camera

Audio out: 3.5 mm

Computer interface: Plug-and-play

USB mass storage

Data storage: Internal memory and optional removable microSD card. Data stored indefinitely.


Appendix

Troubleshooting

Issue/Question Solution

The device is not acquiring satellite signals.

The device will not turn on.

The device will not charge.

From the Home screen, touch > Settings > Security and

Location. Select the Use GPS Satellites check box.

Ensure that the GPS has enough time to initialize. When the GPS is turned on for the first time, it may take a few minutes to initialize.

Charge the battery ( page 3

and page 4

).

Replace the battery ( page 112 ).

Replace the fuse in the vehicle power cable.

As a safety precaution in high-temperature environments, the device will suspend charging and use battery power.

If the device is mounted in a vehicle, remove the device from the mount and place it out of direct sunlight.

The call function may have been suspended because of low battery power. In low-battery situations, you might be prompted to turn off the call functions. You can still navigate in these situations.

I cannot place a phone call.

Do not delete necessary files.

From the Home screen, touch > Settings > Wireless Manager.

Clear the Airplane Mode check box.

In mass storage mode, do not delete or format the original directories, such as Garmin and Documents. Do not delete files for which you do not know the purpose.


Appendix

How can I improve the cell signal?

Step outside your vehicle.

Use a hands-free headset.

Move the device outside, to an open area.

Walk to a window to improve indoor reception.

Avoid windows with reflective metal film.

Move to a higher elevation.

Move the device away from electronic equipment.


Index

Symbols

2-D map view

100

2G

96

3-D map view

100

3G

96

3GP

93

12-hour time format

109

A additional maps

i

address contact address

27

finding

36

alarm, setting

84

answering a call

19

applications downloading

11

managing

105

appointment adding

80

routing to

81

saving local event as

38 ,

88

Garmin-Asus A10 Owner’s Manual setting movie time as

88

settings

102

audio connector

1

notifications

9

ringtone

9

volume

7

audio out

116

avoiding road closures

50

road features

46 ,

100

traffic

47

B backlight brightness

96

battery charging

3

information

112

removing

112

Bluetooth technology

91–

92

BMP

93

brightness

96

browsing the map

42

Index browsing the Web

65–69

,

104

cookies

104

history

104

home page

68

security

104

settings

104–105

bus

101

C calendar

80–81

settings

102

caller ID

98

calls

18

,

21

, 22 ,

25

barring

23

ending

19

forwarding

23

,

98

history

21

options

18

waiting

20 ,

98

camera

74

caring for the device

114

cell broadcast

56

119

Index

Ciao!

61–64

accepting invite

62

hiding location

64

inviting

62

joining

61

registering

61

removing a friend

64

status

63

viewing friends

63

clock

83–85

, 108

setting

108

compass

49

calibrating

50

computer connecting to

89

synchronizing with

89

conference call

22 ,

23

connected services

111

currency converter update

86

flight status

87

gas prices

39

local business search

37

movie times

88

120 safety cameras

101

subscription

111

traffic

46

upcoming events

38

weather

83

white pages

39

contacts

25–29

adding

25

assigning location

27

deleting

26

editing

26–28

managing SIM

28–29

navigating to

28

ringtone

27

saving

21

setting picture for

26 ,

74

, 77

shortcut menu

26

converting currency

86

units

85

cookies, clearing

104

coordinates

40

D data connection settings

95 , 95–97

share

95

date, setting

108

deleting call history

22

recently found locations

37

detour

50

device hardware

1

keys

7

mounting

4

digital elevation map

43

display settings

96

document searching

82

transferring

92

viewing

81–82

downloading files

69

driving route

43 ,

44–46

,

50

settings

99–101

,

100–101

,

101


E e-mail

57–60

,

58

signature

59

emergency assistance

35

emergency mode

107

Exchange ActiveSync

Server sync with

90

F file downloading

69

media gallery

93

music

70

transferring

92

fixed dialing

98

flight mode (data off)

24

flight status

87

folders

9

forwarding a message

55

fuel prices

39

G gallery

93–94

geocaching

40

geographic coordinates

40

globe view

43

go home

36

Google search settings

105

sync with account

90

H headset

15 ,

116

hearing aid

98

Help file

i

history

104

hold, phone call

19

home location

36

home screen

6–7

,

9–11

customizing

9–11

folders

10–11

I ignoring a call

19

Internet connection icon

16

Internet sharing

95

J

JPEG

93


Index

K keyboard

13 ,

108

keys on the device

7

L language keyboard

108–110

text

108–110

limited dialing

98

lithium-ion battery

112

local events

38

local search

37

location information

31

changing update method

63

location messages

54

locking the screen

15

automatically

97

locking the SIM card

107

M making a phone call

18

map

42–52

additional

i

browse

42

contours

43

121

Index detail

100

moving

42

settings

99–100

zoom

42

MapSource

i

maximum speed, resetting

46 ,

50

media gallery

93–94

messages (SMS/MMS) forward

55

new

53

read

54

micro-USB

1

MMS

53

money exchange rates

86

mounting

4–5

removing from mount

113

movie times

88

MP3

70

MP4

93

mute

12

,

18

122 n navigation cradle

5

settings

99–100

voice

99

network type

96

O odometer

46 ,

50

on-screen keyboard

13

P pane, home screen

6–7

,

9–11

Panoramio photos

38

parking spot

35

phone

18–24

turn off (airplane)

24

picture file types

93

take

74

view

76

playing music

70

PNG

93

Power key

1

public transportation

99

,

100

,

101

R receiving a call

19

recently found locations

37

registering

61

removing the mount

113

resetting

114

device

114

maximum speed

46 ,

50

odometer

46 ,

50

trip computer

46

, 50

restrict dialing

98

reverse lookup

22

ringtone for a contact

27

for appointments

102

for calls

9 ,

96

for e-mail

102

for messages

103

for notifications

96

ring style

12

save song as

73

rotating screen

12


routing add points to

51

add stops

51

all turns in

45

details

45

editing

51

,

52

home

36

navigate saved route

52

next turn

45

plan

51–52

starting driving route

44

starting walking route

48

stop

50

, 51

to a Ciao friend’s location

63

to a contact

28

to a found location

31

to a friend’s location

63

to a location

31

to a movie

88

to an appointment

81

Garmin-Asus A10 Owner’s Manual to an upcoming event

38

,

88

to a photograph location

78

to your home

36

to your parking spot

35

turn list

45

view on map

45

S safe mode

99

safety cameras

101 ,

101–110

saved locations

32

saving location to

Favorites

32

saving your current location

32

screen brightness

96

lock

15

orient

12

rotate

12

screenshot

97

timeout

97

Index use the touchscreen

13

searching for locations

30

address

36

changing the search area

32

favorites

32

item on the map

42

navigate to a contact

28

points of interest

30

recently found

37

spell name

30

security settings

106–107

,

108–109

sending e-mail

58

found location

34

SMS

53

text

53

your location

54

setting picture as contact icon

26 ,

77

wallpaper

77

settings

95–110

123

Index sharing documents

82

feedback

109

found location

34

Internet connection

95

picture

74

pictures and videos

76

URL

66 ,

68

your location

34

shortcuts

9

contacts

26

signature

59

silencing the ringer

19

silent ring style

12

SIM card copy contacts

28

slideshow

76

SMS

53–60

cell broadcast

56

software update

i

view information

110

speakerphone

18

specifications

115

spelling the location

30

124 status bar

16

stop watch

84

storage

110

storing the device

114

streaming music

73

synchronizing

89

with a Google account

90–91

with computer

89

with Exchange

Server

90

T teletypewriter

98

text completion

14 ,

108

text message

53–60

theft, ways to avoid

114

time format

109

time, setting

108

traffic

46–52

avoid

47–52

icon

47

train

101

transfer files

92–93

trip computer

46

, 50

trip log clearing

TTY

98

52

52

U underground transit

101

units of measure

109

updating maps

i

software

i

USB cable

4

user data, deleting

110

using the map

42

V vibrate ring style

12

for alarm

84

for appointments

103

for e-mail messages

102

for messages

103

for phone call

96

video file types

93

recording

75

,

75–79

voice mail

19

, 20


volume

12

Volume keys

1

VPN

95

W walking routes

101

settings

99

wallpaper

9 ,

74 ,

77

weather

83

Where Am I?

35

Where To? pane

7

white pages

39–40

Wi-Fi

93–94

WMV

93

Z zoom

13 ,

42 ,

43

,

65

, 82


Index

125

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