Garmin NavTalk Bedienungsanleitung

Cellular Phone/GPS Receiver

Owner's

Manual

and

Reference

Guide

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GARMIN

International,Inc.

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USA

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The

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GARMIN

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Taiwan,

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1999

GARMIN

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herein,

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this

manual

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and

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that

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commercial

distribution

this

manual

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Information

this

manual

subject

change

without

notice.

GARMIN

reserves

the

right

change

improve

its

products

and

make

changes

the

content

without

obli-

gation

notify

any

person

organization

such

changes.

Visit

the

GARMIN

website

for

current updates

and

supplemental

information

concerning

the

use

and

operation

this

and

other

GARMIN

products.

GARMIN,

AutoLocate,

and

PhaseTracl2

are

registered

trademarks

GARMIN

Corporation

and

TracBack

and

NavTalk

are

trademarks

GARMIN

Corporation.

January

1999-

Part

Number

190-00147-00

Rev.A

Printed

Taiwan.

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Thank

you

for

choosing

the

GARMIN

NavTalk.

get

the

most

from

your

new

NavTalk,

take

the

time

read

through

this

owner's

manual

order

understand

all

the

operating

features.

The

manual

organized

into

seven

sections

for

your

convenience:

The

Introduction

GPS

and

Cellular

Phone

Features

section

gives

you

overview

the

NavTalk

functional

features.

The

Getting

Started

section

introduces

you

the

basic

features

get

you

started

using

the

Cellular

Phone

and

GPS

Receiver

features.

The

two

Basic

Operation

sections

get

you

started

using

the

NavTalk

for

basic

Phone

and

GPS

uses

The

two

Reference

sections

provide

details

about

the

advanced

fea-

tures

the

Nav

Talk

according

topic.

The

Appendix

section

contains

information

items

such

charging

the

battery,

accessories,

specifications,

glossary

terms,

and

index.

Before

getting

started,

check

see

that

your

\!avTalk

package

includes

the

following

items.

you

are

missing

anything,

please

contact

your

deal-

immediately.

Standard

Package:

•

NavTalk

Unit

•

NiMH*

Battery

Pack

•

Trickle

Charger

•

Owner's

Manual

•

Carry

Lanyard

•

Quick

Reference

Guide

Refer

Section

7 -

Appendix

for

list

additional

Accessories

available

from

your

Garmin

Dealer.

"Rechargeable

Nickel

Metal

Hydride

Battery

Cell

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Exposure

Radio

Frequency

Signals-

Your

wireless

hand-held

portable

telephone

low

power

radio

transmitter

and

receiver.

When

ON,

receives

and

also

sends

out

radio

frequency

(RF)

signals.

August,

1996,

the

Federal

Communications

Commission

(FCC)

adopted

exposure

guidelines

with

safety

levels

for

hand-held

wireless

phones.

Those

guidelines

are

consistent

with

the

safety

standards

previ-

ously

set

both

U.S.

and

international

standards

bodies:

ANSI

C95.l

(1992)*,

NCRP

Report

(1986)*,

ICNIRP

(1996)*

Those

standards

were

based

comprehensive

and

periodic

evalua-

tions

for

the

relevant

scientific

literature.

For

example,

over

120

scientists,

engineers,

and

physicians

from

universities,

government

health

agencies,

and

industry

reviewed

the

available

body

research

develop

the

ANSI

Standard

(C95.l).

The

design

your

phone

complies

with

FCC

guide-

lines

(and

those

standards).

Antenna

Care-

Use

only

the

supplied

approved

replacement

antenna.

Unauthorized

antennas,

modifications,

attachments

could

damage

the

phone

and

may

violate

FCC

regulations.

American

National

Standards

Institute:

Natioml

Council

Radiation

Protection

and

Measurements;

International

Commission

Non-Ionizing

Radiation

Protection.

Phone

Operation-

NORMAL

POSITION:

Hold

the

phone

you

would

any

other

telephone

with

the

antenna

pointed

and

over

your

shoulder.

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TIPS

EFFICIENT

OPERATION:

For

your

phone

operate

most

efficiently:

not touch

the

antenna

unnecessarily

when

the

phone

use.

Contact

with

the

antenna

affects

call

quality

and

may

cause

the

phone

operate

higher

power

level

than

otherwise

needed.

Driving-

Check

the

laws

and

regulations

the

use

wireless

tele-

phones

the

areas

where

you

drive.

Always

obey

them.

Also,

using

your

phone

while

driving,

please:

Give

full

attention

driving--

driving

safely

your

first

responsibility.

Use

hands-free

operation,

available.

Pull

off

the

road

and

park

before

making

answering

call

driving

conditions

require.

Electronic

Devices-

Most

modern

electronic

equipment

shielded

from

signals.

However.

certain

electronic

equipment

may

not

shielded

against

the

signals

from

our

wireless

phone.

Pacemakers:

The

Health

Industry

Manufacturer's

Association

recommends

that a minimum

separation

six

(

6")

inches

maintained

between

a handheld

wireless

phone

and

pacemaker

avoid

potential

interference

with

the

pace-

maker.

These

recommendations

are

consistent

with

the

independent

research

and

recommendations

Wireless

echnology

Research.

Per-

sons

with

pacemakers:

Should

ALWAYS

keep

the

phone

than

six

inches

from

their

pacemaker

when

the

phone

turned

ON;

Should

not

carry

the

phone

a breast

pocket,

Should

use

the

ear

opposite

the

pace-

maker

minimize

the

potential

for

interference.

you

have

any

reason

suspect that

interference

taking

place,

turn

your

phone

OFF

imme-

diately.

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Other

Medical

Devices-

you

use

any

other personal

medical

device,

consult

the

manufacturer

your

device

determine

they

are

adequately

shielded

from

external

energy.

Your

physician

may

able

assist

you

obtaining

this

information.

Turn

you

phone

OFF

health

care

facilities

when

any

regulations

posted

these

areas

instruct

you

so.

Hospitals

and

health

care

facilities

may

using

equipment that

could

sensitive

external

energy.

Vehicles-

signals

may

affect

improperly

installed

inadequately

shielded

electronic

systems

motor

vehicles.

Check

with

the

manufacturer

its

representative

regarding

your

vehicle.

You

should

also

consult

the

manufacturer

any

equipment that

has

been

added

your

vehicle.

Posted

Facilities-

Turn

your

phone

OFF

any

facility

where

posted

notices

require.

Aircraft-

FCC

regulations

prohibit using

your

phone

while

the

air.

Switch

OFF

your

phone

before

boarding

aircraft.

Blasting

Areas-

avoid

interfering with

blasting

operations,

turn

your

phone

OFF

when

"blasting

area"

areas

posted:

"Turn

off

two-way

radio".

Obey

all

signs

and

instructions.

Potentially

Explosive

Atmospheres-

Turn

your

phone

OFF

when

any

area

with a potentially

explosive

atmosphere

and

obey

all

signs

and

instructions.

Sparks

such

areas

could

cause

explosion

fire

resulting

bodily injury

even

death.

Areas

with

a potentially

explosive

atmosphere

are

often,

but not

always

clearly

marked.

They

include

fueling

ares

such

gasoline

stations,

below

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deck

boats:

fuel

chemical

transfer

storage

facilities;

vehicles

using

liquefied

petroleum

gas

(such

propane

butane);

areas

where

the

air

contains

chemicals

particles,

such

grain,

dust,

metal

powders;

and

any

other

area

where

you

would

normally

advised

turn

off

your

vehicle

engine.

For

Vehicles

Equipped

with

Air

Bag-

air

bag

inflates

with

great

force.

NOT

place

objects,

including both

installed

portable

wireless

equipment

the

area

over

the

air

bag

the

air

bag

deploy-

ment

area.

in-vehicle

wireless

equipment

improperly

installed

and

the

air

bag

inflates,

serious

injury

could

result.

Caution-

The

Global

Positioning

System

(

GPS)

operated

the

government

the

United

States,

which

solely

responsible

for

its

accu-

racy

and

maintenance.

The

system

subject

changes

which

could

affect

the

accuracy

and

performance

all

GPS

equipment.

Although

the

GARMIN

alk

precision

electronic

NAVigation

AID

(NA

AID),

any

NAY

AID

can

misused

misinterpreted

and,

therefore,

become

unsafe.

reduce

the

risk

unsafe

operation,

carefully

review

and

under-

stand

all

aspects

this

Operator's

Manual

and

thoroughly

practice

opera-

tion

using

the

simulator

mode

prior

actual

use.

When

actual

use,

carefully

compare

indications

from

the

alk

all

available

navigation

sources

including

the

information

from

other

NAVAIDs,

visual

sightings,

maps,

etc.

For

safety,

always

resolve

any

discrepancies

before

continuing

navigation.

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Service

and

Repair-

The

NavTalk

does

not

contain

any

user-serviceable

parts.

Repairs

should

only

made

authorized

GARMIN

service

center.

Unauthorized

repairs

modifications

could

void

your

warranty.

The

NavTalk

GPS

Receiver/Cellular

Phone

meets

compliance

requirements

for

maximum

Specific

Absorption

Rate

radio

wave

emissions

for

the

limit

given

the

FCC

96-326

Guideline.

Tested

APREL

Laboratories,

agent

the

Telecommunications

Board

the

Spectrum

Scientific

Institute,

Nepean,

Ontario,

Canada.

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About

This

Manual

......................................................

Cautions

and

Warnings

.................................................

ii-v

FCC

Compliance

.......................................................

Table

Contents

.....................................................

vii-x

SECTION

Introduction

the NavTalk

.........................

1.1

Unit

Features

....................................................

2-3

1.2

Cellular

Phone

Overview

..........................................

.4-5

1.3

GPS

Navigation

Overview

..........................................

5-6

SECTION

Getting Started Tour

.................................

2.1

Keypad

Usage

..................................................

8-9

2.2

Battery

Charging

and

Installation

...................................

0-11

2.3

Turning

the

NavTalk

............................................

2.4

Switching

from

Cell

Phone

GPS

Receiver

............................

2.5

Adjusting

Screen

Contrast

...........................................

2.6

Adjusting

Volume

..............................................

12-13

2.7

Adjusting

Backlighting

..............................................

2.8

The

Status

Bar

.................................................

13-15

2.9

Main

Page

..................................................

2.10

Cellular

Phone

Pages

............................................

16-17

2.11

GPS

Receiver

Pages

............................................

18-21

SECTION

Basic

Phone Operation

...........................

22-23

3.1

Placing

Call

....................................................

3.2

Answering

Call

..................................................

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3.3

Unsuccessful

Call

Attempts

..........................................

3.4

Dialing

Errors

....................................................

3.5

Auto-Redial

......................................................

3.6

Ending

Call

....................................................

3.7

Missed

Call

Indicator

...............................................

3.8

Using

the

PhoneBook

..............................................

3.9

Speed

Dialing

....................................................

3.10

Last

Dialed

......................................................

3.11

Call

Timers

......................................................

SECTION

Basic

GPS

Using

the

Simulator

...................

28-29

4.1

GPS

Overview

...................................................

4.2

Using

the

GPS

Simulator

Program

....................................

4.3

Initializing

the

NavTalk

...........................................

30-31

4.4

Selecting

the

Simulator

Mode

........................................

4.5

Cycle

Through

the

Main

Pages

....................................

4.6

Select

the

Map

Page

..........................................

33-35

4.7

Select

the

GOTO

Destination

......................................

4.8

Mark

Your

Present

Position

.....................................

36-37

4.9

View

the

Compass

Page

.........................................

4.10

View

the

Highway

Page

........................................

38-39

SECTION

Cellular Phone Reference Information

...........

.40-41

5.1

Introduction

......................................................

5.2

Cellular

Status

Page

............................................

.42-44

5.3

Using

the

PhoneBook

..........................................

.44-45

5.4

Using

the

Last

Dialed

Page

........................................

45-46

5.5

Using

the

Speed

Dial

Feature

........................................

5.6

Setting

Phone

Features

.......................................

.47-51

5.7

Programming

Number

Assignment

Modules

..............................

5.8

Scanning

Programmed

Cellular

Service

Numbers

.......................

51-52

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