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Garmin Mobile® XT
Using the Main Page Tools—use tools that are useful for
Where to?—find addresses, navigation, such as route details and
Points of Interest (restaurants, hotels, Location Messages (page 25–26).
attractions), intersections, and a variety Exit–close the Garmin Mobile XT
of other locations. See pages 5–14 for application.
information on finding destinations.
Location Messages—you have a
new location message. See page 25–26
for information.
Message—you have a new message
from the Garmin Online™ server.
Help—learn more about Garmin
Mobile XT.
View map—see a map of your Note: From the map, you may have
current location. The map moves as you to select Menu to see Tools, Garmin
move to constantly show your current Online, and Help. This is indicated
with parentheses. For example, (Menu
location. >) Tools. If your phone does not have
Garmin Online—access Garmin a Menu option, just select Tools.
Online features GPS disabled—select to enable (turn
GPS on).
GPS enabled—searching for your If you leave the map and want to return,
GPS unit. Select to view the Remote select View map on the main Garmin
GPS page. Mobile XT page. Select Stop on the
main Garmin Mobile XT page to stop
Satellite Strength—select to view
the active route.
the Remote GPS page.
Note: By default, severe traffic is
Following the Route avoided when routes are generated. To
After you find a location, select change this and other routing settings,
Go! to create a route to it. The map select (Menu >) Tools > Settings >
automatically opens with your route Routing. See page 42.
indicated with a magenta line. The You can select (Menu >) Tools >
position icon shows your position on the Browse Map to show a different view of
map. Directions appear at the top of the the map.
page. Your current speed and estimated
arrival time appear at the bottom of the
page.
3. Select Done.
Changing Your Home Tip: You can search for a postal code.
Location Enter the postal code instead of the
city name. (Not all map data provides
To change your home location, you must postal code searching.)
first delete it:
4. Enter the house number and then
1. From the main page, select (Menu select Next.
>) Tools > Manage My Data > My
5. Enter all or part of the street name
Locations.
or number and then select the street
2. Select Home > Delete > Yes. from the list.
After you delete your home location, Note: When entering street
select Where to? > Home to set a new information, you do not need to enter
home location. a prefix or suffix. For example, to find
“E Main St,” you can enter “Main.”
Finding an Address 6. If many addresses match your search
1. From the main page, select Where criteria, select the correct address
to? > Addresses. from the list. The information page for
2. Select a country and state/region (if the address opens.
necessary).
3. To search all cities, select Search
All Cities. You can also select Spell
City/Postal Code, enter part of the
name, and then select the city from
the list.
Custom POIs
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 2. Select a city. To search by name,
a specified speed. You can create or select Spell, enter the name, and
download Custom POI lists and install then select the city you want.
them on your device using Garmin POI
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Where to?
Finding Intersections
1. From the main page, select Where
to? > Intersections.
2. Select a country and state/region (if
necessary).
3. To search all cities, select Search
All Cities. You can also select Spell
City/Postal Code, enter part of the
name, and then select the city from 6. If many intersections match your
the list. search criteria, select the correct
4. Enter all or part of the first street intersection from the list.
name or number and then select the
street from the list. Finding a Location Using
Note: When entering street Photo Navigation
information, you do not need to enter Panoramio™ provides pictures that
a prefix or suffix. For example, to find include location information. Your phone
“E Main St,” you can enter “Main.” must have an Internet connection to
5. Enter all or part of the second street access this information. See your phone
name or number and then select the service provider for applicable charges.
street from the list.
From the main page, select Where to?
> Panoramio™ Photos. A list of photos
that Panoramio users have taken of
nearby locations will load.
Entering Location
Using Location Messages
After you receive a location message, Coordinates
you can create a route to it. Enter the location’s coordinates; this can
be helpful for geocaching.
1. From the main page, select Where
to? > Location Messages or 1. On the Menu page, touch
select (Menu >) Tools > Location Where to ?> Coordinates.
Messages. 2. Touch Format to change the location
coordinate format.
3. Enter the coordinates, and touch
Next.
You can add vias to a route using the Removing Via Points
Where to? menu. Find a location and 1. Select (Menu >) Tools > Route
Details > Edit.
then select (Menu >) Options > Add as
via to current route. 2. Select the via and select Delete.
You can also add vias to a route using Changing the order of Via
the Route Details page. Points
1. Select (Menu >) Tools > Route
1. With an active route, select (Menu >) Details > Edit.
Tools > �Route Details > Edit.
2. Select a via in the list and select the
Up or Down arrows to move it. You
can also select Sort to automatically
reorder the vias.
View and Edit Avoidances 1. Select (Menu >) Tools > Manage My
1. Select (Menu >) Tools > Settings > Data > Routes.
Routing > Avoidance Setup. 2. Select Save Active Route > OK.
2. Select Custom > View List.
3. Select the avoidance you want to Planning a Route
edit. You can plan, create, and automatically
4. Select an option. save a complex route.
To deactivate an avoidance without 1. Select (Menu >) Tools > Manage My
deleting it, select (Menu >) Tools > Data > Routes.
Settings > Routing > Avoidance Setup, 2. Select Create New Saved Route.
then uncheck the avoidance. 3. Select your starting point.
4. Select your ending point.
Saving a Route 5. Select intermediate (via) points as
You can save the route you are currently necessary, or select None.
navigating and use it again later. 6. Select your route calculation
preference.
7. Select Go! to save the route and start
navigating it, or select Save to save
the route for future use.
4. Select an option:
• Rename–renames the route.
• Edit/Review Points–adds, 1. Follow the steps for creating a route.
deletes, or rearranges the points 2. With the GPS off (see page 42),
in the route. select (Menu >) Tools > Simulate
Route.
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necessary) and to verify the services Where available, Garmin Online
available to you. Not all services require provides weather data. You must be
account activation. See http://my.garmin connected to Garmin Online to access
.com for subscription information. weather data.
You can also view weather data for a appears. To view details, select a traffic
location you have found. event from the list. To show a traffic
event on the map, select an event and
Viewing Traffic Data then select Map.
By default, Garmin Mobile XT is set to
avoid severe traffic events while you are
navigating on a route. If there is a severe
traffic incident, Garmin Mobile XT
avoids the incident when generating the
route. To deactivate this setting, select
(Menu >) Tools > Settings > Routing
> Avoidance Setup > Traffic. You must
be connected to Garmin Online to access
Severity Color Code
traffic data.
Green = Low severity; traffic is
flowing normally.
Yellow = Medium severity; traffic is a
bit congested.
Red = High severity; traffic is heavily
congested or stopped.
Routing to an
Appointment
You can create a route to an appointment
in your calendar (only available on
Windows Mobile devices).
1. From your calendar, select an
appointment and then select Menu.
2. Select Garmin Mobile XT > Set
Location Point.
3. Enter a location name, then select
Map or Find.
4. Set a GPS location for the contact.
5. Select OK.
When you are ready to create a route to
the appointment, select the appointment
in the calendar, and then select Menu >
Garmin Mobile XT > Route to It.
Tools
The Tools menu provides access to many
helpful features of the Garmin Mobile
XT application. Many of these topics are
discussed in other parts of this manual:
• For information on Location
Messages, see pages 25–26.
• For information on Route Details, see On touchscreen devices, drag your finger
pages 16 and 17. across the screen to move the map. On
other devices, use the navigation key to
• For information on the Trip
move the map.
Computer, see page 15.
• For information on simulating a Recenter the Map—on touchscreen
route, see page 20. phones, select the position icon to
re-center the map on your location. On
Browsing the Map other phones, select Menu > Recenter
You can use the map to view places not on Vehicle.
near your current location. To browse the Zoom Out—on touchscreen phones,
map, select (Menu >) Tools > Browse select . On other phones, press 1.
Map. With the map page open, you can
touch the vehicle or press Enter on your Zoom In—on touchscreen phones,
phone to open the Browse Map page. select . On other phones, press 3.
4. Select Recording Interval and select After you save a track, clear the track
how often you want track points memory by selecting Clear Active
recorded. More Often records more Track.
points and creates more detailed
tracks, but fills up track memory more Viewing and Editing a Saved
quickly. Track
5. Select Show Active Track on Map You can rename a track, change its color,
and select Enabled to view the active display it on the map, or delete it.
track on the map while it is being
recorded. 1. Select (Menu >) Tools > Manage My
Data > Tracks.
Saving a Track 2. Select View Saved Tracks.
1. Select (Menu >) Tools > Manage My
3. Select a track and then select
Data > Tracks.
(Menu >) Edit.
2. Select Save Active Track > Save.
4. Select an option:
• Rename–renames the track.
• Color–selects the display color for
the track.
• Display on Map–shows the track
on the map page.
• Delete–deletes the track.
Settings
Customize Garmin Mobile XT using the
Settings.
Auto Zoom—select Enabled to have Map Features—select the text size for
the map automatically zoom to show the locations that appear on the map (POIs,
next turn on the map. streets, cities) or disable text labels.
Metro Areas—select Enabled to shade
metropolitan areas of the map. System Settings
System settings allow you to customize
Vehicle—select or to scroll the GPS and select units of measure. To
through your vehicle icons. Select an change system settings, select (Menu >)
icon, and then select Done. Tools > Settings > System.
Show Speed Limit—select Yes to
display the speed limit as you travel on
major roadways.
Show Location—select On Roads to
have the location icon appear on the
nearest road, or select At GPS Location
to display the icon at your actual GPS
location.
Outline Detailed Maps—select Yes to Remote GPS—opens the Remote GPS
display lines around detailed maps you Information page. See page 42.
have loaded onto your device. Disconnect Bluetooth GPS on Phone
Lat/Lon Grid—select Enabled to Call (not available on all phones)—some
display the latitude/longitude grid. phones can only be connected using
Bluetooth technology for one feature,
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Settings
while other phones and GPS receivers User UTM Grid, enter the appropriate
(the GPS 20SM) can use two Bluetooth coordinate information.
connections; one for GPS and one for
Datum—select a map datum. Because
hands-free calling. This setting allows
different maps and charts use different
you to set the priority for the Bluetooth
map datum, Garmin Mobile XT allows
technology connections. Select Always
you to choose the correct map datum
to disconnect the Bluetooth GPS to use
for the map you are using. The datum is
the hands-free features. Select When not
generally listed in the map’s legend.
routing to disconnect the Bluetooth GPS
to use the hands-free features only when Device has Keypad—select Yes if your
you are not following a route. Select device has a traditional phone keypad.
Never to always keep the Bluetooth GPS
connected.
Distance/Speed, Direction, Elevation,
Depth, and Temperature—select a unit
of measure.
Location Format—select a format for
the latitude and longitude coordinates.
Because different maps and charts use
different position formats, Garmin
Mobile XT allows you to choose the
correct coordinate format for the type of
map you are using. If you select
About
The About page contains information
about Garmin Mobile XT, including
software version, unit ID, and copyright
information. Select (Menu >) Tools >
Settings > About to access the About
page.
Index D
display settings 39
I
intersection 13
Symbols E L
2-D, 3-D map view 35 expanding the search area 6 language
Extras 12 text 39
A Location Messaging 25
adding stop to route 17 F requesting 26
additional maps 33 finding 5–14 routing to 26
address 8 address 8
appointment 30 by name 9 M
audio settings 39 by postal code 8 map settings 35
avoiding extras 12 myGarmin ii
traffic 23 fuel prices 10 My Locations 11
avoiding roads and areas 17 intersections 13 delete all 28
places near other places 6 finding 11
B recently found places 12
background color 39 saved places (My Loca- P
backlight 39 tions) 11 Panoramio pictures 13
finding places postal code 8
C prices
using photos 13–14
changing the search area 6 fuel 10
fuel prices 10
cities, finding 12 proximity points
contacts 11, 29 G settings 40
assigning a location 29 Garmin Online 21–24
editing 29 geocaching 14 R
navigating to 11 GPS rates
coordinates 14 turn on and off 42 fuel 10
Custom POIs 12 recently found locations
settings 40 finding 12
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