magellan compass users guide

Magellan Compass User’s Guide

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Contents Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2

Map Navigation ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Zooming .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

Panning ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

GPS Marker ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Search ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6

Application Bar ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Directions............................................................................................................................................................................................ 8

Layers .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Bookmarks .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

GPS Record ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Map Type ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 8

Preferences ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Help ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

About .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Layers .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9

My GPS Location ................................................................................................................................................................................ 9

Points of Interest ................................................................................................................................................................................ 9

Traffic .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Directions / Guidance .......................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Add Lat/Lon: ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Add Address: .................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Add Place: ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Add Previous: ................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Directions and Guidance: ................................................................................................................................................................. 18

Waypoint Control: ............................................................................................................................................................................ 19

Options: ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 20

Map Cache: ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Save: ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

Menu: ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

U.S. Weather Radar .............................................................................................................................................................................. 24

U.K. Traffic ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 25

U.S. Airport Status ................................................................................................................................................................................ 26

Yelp ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28



Flickr...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31

Earthquakes .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

GPS Record ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 35

GPS Indicator .................................................................................................................................................................................... 35

Preferences ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Format .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 36

GPS .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

Map ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

Cache ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39

Addresses ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

Search ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 42

Voice ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 43

GPS Record ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 44

Directions.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 45

Trouble Shooting .................................................................................................................................................................................. 46

End User License Agreement ............................................................................................................................................................... 47

Overview Magellan Compass is a mapping and navigation application. It utilizes Map Quest data for a variety of information and display. In addition to maps and directions, Magellan Compass provides a wide range of “overlay” information that is displayed on top of the maps. The majority of the application does require an Internet connection. In the case of maps, no map data is pre‐loaded with the application, so an Internet connection is required. However, as you use the application, map data is automatically stored on your device for quicker access as well as access when no Internet connection is available. The high level features of the application include:

• Map Quest data • Real‐time traffic • Directions • Route Navigation • Multiple bookmarks • Custom points‐of‐interest (POI) with custom icons • Yelp® business locations and review • Flickr® photo album • GPS tracking • GPS recording • U.S Weather Radar overlay • U.S. Airport status • Earthquake locations • Off‐line map caching • Touch navigation



Map Screen

After the application has been loaded, the map view will be displayed. The map will display the location and zoom level that was last displayed from the previous session. On this screen, there is the map on the right side and a feature bar along the left. The feature bar provides quick access to the most common features of the application. Additional features can be accessed from the application bar. On the BlackBerry PlayBook, the application bar is accessed by swiping down from the top bezel.

Depending on which layers are selected, additional information may be displayed in or along the sides of the map. In this case, the map has weather, airport status, and route guidance displayed.



Map Navigation Zooming Maps can be zoomed in and out in a multitude of ways.

• There is a plus (zoom in) and a minus (zoom out) button in the upper right corner of the map. • The user can also use two finger gestures to zoom the map by pinching in to zoom out and expanding out to

zoom in. • Double tap will zoom in the map. • Double, two‐finger tap will zoom out the map.

Panning The map can be panned by simply picking and dragging the map around with your finger. Preferences can define how fast a map is slide. The “faster” the map can slide will allow the user to quickly slide across the map for a period of time before it slows down. The map can also be moved around by various other controls, like bookmarks and marker menus.

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Layers Various "layers" can be displayed on the map at one time. Toggling an item in the list and selecting the "check" icon will update the display. Some layers have preferences associated with them. Selecting the gear icon along the right side will display the preferences for that layer. My GPS Location Ability to show or hide the GPS marker on the map.

Points of Interest The user can manage specific "points of interest" (POI) that can be saved with a previously saved bookmark. Therefore, the user can have any number of "sets" of POIs to be easily recalled when a bookmark is selected.

To add a POI, select the context menu on any feature/marker on the map. The menu has its regular assorted items to show. In the lower right is a marker with a plus sign in it. Selecting that will show the POI editor. Simply select a previously selected bookmark, give them a name for the new bookmark and select an icon to represent the bookmark. Icons are broken into various categories. Once done, select the "check" button to save the selection and the POI will be displayed in the map.



Selecting a previously saved POI will show its context menu. The double arrow icon on the right will allow the POI to be dragged to a new location. The "X" icon will delete the POI and the "edit" icon in the lower right will allow the user to edit the POI such as its name and icon.

Once bookmarks are created, they can be managed under the Bookmark preference page (gear icon in layer list). Bookmarks, along with their points‐of‐interest can be managed from this page. Bookmarks can be renamed or removed along with any associated points of interest (POI). When a bookmark is selected, their associated POIs are displayed. Each POI can be edited (name, and icon) or can be deleted. POIs can also be edited and deleted from the map view as well.

The Go To button under the POI list allows the user to jump back to the main map to the selected POI.



Traffic Internet required Traffic overlay will display current traffic information for most U.S. and Canadian urban areas. If the map is zoomed out far, traffic lights appear at the urban areas where traffic information is available.



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Latitude: Latitude of location. Longitude: Longitude of location. Map Center The Map Center button will insert the latitude and longitude of the current map center. Select the Add button to add the current latitude and longitude as the next waypoint in the route.



Add Address: Waypoints can also be added by entering an address. Previous city, state and countries are saved and available in the pull down menus alongside each of the text fields.

Enter a street number, street, city, state, postal code and/or country and press the Search button. Any address that nearly match what was selected will be listed below the Search button. Select the desired address and press the Add button to add the address as the next waypoint for the route. At this point, newly entered city, state and country values are saved for later use. If the country code is not listed in the drop down menu, the search button to the right will display a list of countries to select from.



Add Place: The user can search for businesses from a certain radial distance from the current center of the map. Businesses are broken into categories (e.g. Restaurants, Police, etc.)

Select the Distance and Category to search. Select the Search button to locate business around the current geographic area. Each business found will show the town and state as well as the distance and relative direction from the current map center. If a lot of businesses are found, the user can page thru the results by selecting the Next and Previous buttons. Once the user finds the desired place of business they can select it and then press Add to add it to the next waypoint for the route. Business information is broken up into different geographical areas around the world. If you are in a different area of the world then North America, you need to change your search preferences.



Add Previous: Previously entered addresses and current bookmark points‐of‐interest (POI) can be quickly accessed and reused for the next waypoint in the route.

Simple select the previous used address and press the Add button to add it as the next waypoint in the route.



Directions and Guidance: Once at least two waypoints have been added to the list, it will show up along the bottom left and automatically selected. The route guidance will show along the right side under the Guidance button. This is for your general reference. For the route, the total travel distance and time will show in the list of routes.

The guidance and step‐by‐step directions will be in the current language selected for the device. However, not all languages are supported by the router. The resulting language will revert back to the nearest language supported. If all fails, it will default to English. The following languages are supported by the router and will be used if it matches that of the device: Danish, German, Greek, Canadian English, British English, American English, European Spanish, Latin American Spanish, Gaelic, Finnish, French Canadian, French, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Flemish, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Chinese Simplified, Cantonese, and Chinese Traditional.



Waypoint Control: Once the waypoints have been selected or added, they show up in the list of waypoints. Waypoints can be re‐arranged by moving a selected waypoint either Up or Down. Waypoints can be removed by selecting the desired waypoint and pressing the Remove button. Waypoints can be modified as well ((unless it is a GPS waypoint). The Clear button will remove all waypoints. Upon a change to the list of waypoints, the Get Directions button would have to be pressed to get or update the current route.



Options: A route has several options to choose from to refine how the route will be created.

Type: The type of vehicle being used for the route. The choices are Fastest (automobile), Shortest (automobile),

Pedestrian and Bicycle. Method: The method in which the route will be created.

GPS Guidance: Used in conjunction with GPS and provides a turn‐by‐turn voice guidance. Directions: Static directions with no GPS updates. Gives basic turn‐by‐turn information. Optimized: Routes with a multitude of waypoints, optimized will determine which waypoints should be done

by changing their order. If a GPS Guidance route needs to be optimized, select this option first, get the directions so that the waypoints get re‐ordered and then select GPS Guidance to use that ordering with GPS.

Avoid: List of road features that can optionally be avoided. Selections are saved after the route is obtained.



Map Cache: Map tiles can be stored (cached) to the device. This is done automatically when panning and zooming on the device. The Directions Map Cache feature allows the user to obtain all the necessary map data along the currently selected route. The user can select a minimum and maximum map level and then obtain the needed information. This process will only obtain map data up to the maximum allowed, defined under Preferences. Depending on the size of the route and the number of levels being requested, this process can take a little time.

Start: Start the process of obtaining map data. Once this starts, the application cannot be used until the process is complete. The user can stop the process at any time. The progress of the levels and the current percent used of all map data will be shown in the progress bars. The Start button when change to Stop that allows the user to cancel the caching items.



Save: Routes can be stored locally on the device. This is good when the use of the route may not have access to the Internet. Saved routes can be restored by selecting the route under the Open button. Enter a name for the route and press the Save Route button.



Menu: Once the route has been obtained, it will be displayed as a blue ribbon on the screen. Selecting the ribbon will display a menu. The menu allows the user to resize the map to fit the entire route, dismiss the route or add an intermediate waypoint. The intermediate waypoint will be placed to the nearest point on the current route and the route will be re‐routed to include this new waypoint. The intermediate (via) waypoint can then be dragged to a new location and the route will be automatically re‐routed. Start and end waypoints can also be dragged to new locations and the route will be re‐routed automatically.

The bottom of the window will show the next turn either based on GPS or by user selection. The total or remaining distance and time is shown to the right of the turn item. The “gear” icon will show additional options to govern the route. It can also be accessed by selecting the next turn item. The top bar allows the route to be suspended (no updates) or after it has been suspended, resumed. Audible alerts can be turned on or off. Voice, turn‐by‐turn guidance, can be turned on or off. The “x” icon will remove the route and de‐select it from the Directions page.



U.S. Weather Radar Internet required U.S. weather radar can be displayed as a map overlay. The radar information shows current precipitation density around the continental United States. This information is updated every 10 minutes. The radar layer will automatically update. When this layer is displayed, a radar bar is displayed along the top of the map screen.

Selecting the radar control bar will expand the bar to show additional functionality. Selecting the bar again, will shrink the bar to its original size. The expanded control bar allows the user to change the opacity of the radar overlay to allow them to see more or less of the underlying map.

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Selecting a button will also display the current categories associated to that button. To remove items from this list, select an item in the list and press the "right arrow" button to remove it. To add another category to the selected button, traverse the available categories along the right and press the "left arrow" button to add it to the list. Pressing "Save" will save the selection for future reference and update the toolbar.



Flickr Internet required Flickr displays user uploaded photographs. The icons of the photographs are displayed where they were reported in being taken. The photos update regularly.

The photos will enlarge as the map is zoomed in. Selecting on a photo will display many of the typical marker menu items. For a Flickr item, and Flickr menu item will be shown. Selecting that menu item will open up the browser to Flickr for the selected photograph.

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Bookmarks General map location and display can be saved as a bookmark. These bookmarks are any easy way to move from one map location to another fast. Simple pan to the desired map location and select the desire map type and press the globe button in the upper left corner of the window. The window will show currently saved bookmarks. New bookmarks can be added by enter a name and selecting the 'check' button to the right of the text field.

Any points of interest (POI) associated with a bookmark will also be displayed in the map. Keep in mind, a POI does not have to be in the viewable range of the saved bookmark settings. If the Add POI by Touch is selected, the user will be able to add POIs to the currently selected bookmark by touching a location on the map. A reminder will be shown on the map and the user will be able to continue to add POIs until this reminder is closed.



Bookmarks and POI’s can be managed from the layer popup window that will take the user to a bookmark management page.



GPS Record The current GPS location can be recorded to create a "track" file. The track file (GPX) can be imported into other GPS applications like Google Earth. Waypoints are only added if it is greater than 6 meters (~18') away from the last recorded waypoint. The recording will automatically stop if the user switches screens or if the total duration exceeds a maximum amount of time. GPX files are saved in the user's documents directory with the default file name of “date+time”.

GPS Indicator The GPS marker will automatically update when new GPS information occurs. The application makes take a few moments before the initial tracking may occur. There is an indicator in the lower left corner of the application that provides a high level view of the status of the GPS tracking device. Initially, the GPS monitor will be inactive waiting for the initial response from the GPS sensor. If all the bars are green, it indicates that GPS updates have been occurring regularly. As bars begin to drop off, it indicates that GPS updates have been coming less frequently and may be caused for limited access to the GPS satellites.

If you are using your device for the first time for GPS, it is best to be near a window or outside where the device can have a clear view to the open sky. It may take anywhere between 5‐20 minutes for the device to lock on and configure for GPS. Obstacles, like interior rooms and car roof tops may interfere with GPS sensor reception.



Preferences The preferences page is accessible from the application bar. It is broken into sections to provide room for all the preference information. The buttons along the bottom apply to all preferences. Save: Save the currently selected preferences. Delete: Deletes all (and we mean all) preference information. The next time the user uses the application, it will be as if

they just installed the application. Export: Export preference database file to documents directory Import: Import existing preference database file from documents directory back into the application. Format This view controls the preferences to control the format of information.

Units: Choice to show information in either miles and feet (imperial) or kilometers and meters (metric). Latitude/Longitude: Controls the format of latitude and longitude display.

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Provider: The source of the map images being displayed in the map. Show Crosshair: Option to show a crosshair in the center of the map. Include Weather Menu Item: Choice to show weather menu item in marker context menu. Slide: The relative amount the map should slide when panned. The quicker the panning by flicking the

finger across the screen, the faster the map will slide relative to the selection made here. The range is from “None” to “Ultra”.



Cache This view controls the preferences of managing the map cache or stored map data. Stored map data allows the user to traverse maps while disconnected from the Internet. Cache map data is done automatically when the user pans and zooms around the maps. The data is then stored to the device while the user is not doing anything. To give an idea of how much map data can take and how long it can take to store (depending on the speed of the network connection): Washington, DC from map level 14 to 18 takes about 180MB and 20 minutes to save. New York City from map level 12 to 17 takes about 300MB and about 1.5 hours to save.

Cache Limit: The maximum about of disk space that should be used to store map data. Once this amount has been used, no additional map data will be stored. A choice of “None” will tell the application not to utilize map caching and to only get map information from the Internet.

Used: The total amount currently used. Clear Cache: Option to clear all saved map data. Pending Tiles: Number of pending tiles that are expected to be saved. Map information is stored periodically. If

the user quits the application before the remaining tiles are saved, they will be “lost”. Save Pending: If there are pending tiles, and the user wants to rush the saving of this information, selecting this

button will accelerate this process. Otherwise, they will be stored on their own schedule. A progress bar is shown during the saving process.

Current Map To: The user has the option to save a region of map data. This is similar to saving map data long a

route, but this will save map data of the current region of the map, starting at the zoom level of



the map. The selected value is the level the user wants to gather below the current map level. The default selection is the current level of the map. The more levels selected the more data that will be accessed and the longer it will take to save. A maximum of six (6) levels can be accessed at one time. This is a substantial amount of data, so the user should not try to access the entire world or even a continent, since there simply is not enough disk space to store all of this data.

Existing Tile: The user can choose how to manage any existing tiles that might exist from a previous cache

storage session. A tile can exist at some point in the current region at any of the levels selected. The user may select:

Leave Alone: If the tile exists, do nothing. Replace: If the tile exists, replace it with one from the server.

Refresh: If the tile is more than two weeks old, update it with one from the server. This is a good choice to refresh stale map data that might be on the device.

When the user is ready to add any new tiles for the selected region and map levels, they may press the Add button. If all the tiles have already been retried, the user will be alerted.

A progress bar will indicated the number of tiles saved and the number of tiles in total to save, along with an estimated time of completion. The user can abort the process at any time by pressing the Abort button. If the maximum cache limit is reached, the saving process will automatically abort. The user can also delete a region of map data in a similar way that map data is stored. Set the map region, initial map level and the Current Map To level and press the Delete button. This is a good way to remove regions of map data to make room for another region.



Addresses This view controls the preferences of previously entered addresses.

Any entered addresses from the map are saved for easy recall. Addresses can be individually deleted.



Search This view controls the preferences of source of search data.

Places Data Source: Search information that is used to determine locations of waypoints in route directions and guidance can

use a variety of sources depending of what region of the world you are in. Country Code: As addresses are entered, the last country entered is used for the next address by default. This avoids the

need for the user to have to re‐enter the country each time. If the user is uncertain of the country code for their country, they may search the countries from the search button to the right of the text field.



Voice This view controls the preferences of which voice to use in the application as well as the ability to download other voices. The applications come with a default voice to use with the application (Doris). Additional voices can be purchased. To check for new an updated voice, the user can select the Update button. The user can preview another voice by selecting the voice and press the Play button. When the user is ready to purchase a voice, selecting Download will step the user through the purchase screen. If the voice was previously purchased and it has been updated, selecting the Download button will simply update the voice without additional purchases being required.

The Delete button will delete the purchased voice from the user’s device. If they try to re‐download it, they will not see the purchases steps.



GPS Record This view controls the preferences of GPS recording. A user’s GPS track can be recorded to a file. The GPX file format can then be imported into other application including Google Earth.

Format: Format of the exported data. Minimum Time Separation: The minimum time between route data stored into the file. If the user’s device received

GPS updates sooner than the specified amount, the information will be skipped. Minimum Distance Separation: The minimum distance between route data stored into the file. If the user’s device

received GPS updates that are closer to the last saved position, then it will be skipped. For example, if the device is standing still, the file would only have one location saved to the file, until the device moves at least the selected amount (in meters).



Directions This view controls the preferences of directions and guidance.

Maneuvers Markers: Choice to show the maneuver/turn markers that are displayed with directions and guidance. By default,

the markers are not shown when zoomed out beyond a certain level. Initial Level: The map level the map gets changed to when the directions or guidance begins. GPS: The GPS marker behavior when directions or guidance begins.



Trouble Shooting Using GPS for the First Time If you are using your device for the first time for GPS, it is best to be near a window or outside where the device can have a clear view to the open sky. It may take anywhere between 5‐20 minutes for the device to lock on and configure for GPS. Obstacles, like interior rooms and car roof tops may interfere with GPS sensor reception. GPS not showing up If the device has been in doors for a period a time, the GPS receiver in the device will have lost its ability to hone into the orbiting GPS satellites. It is best to reboot the device outside for it to have a clear advantage point to the satellites. GPS marker does not re‐center with the map The GPS marker can automatically re‐center the map as it moves. This can be done by selecting the GPS marker, or by selecting the GPS button along the left side of the map screen. This can also be the default behavior by selecting “Track” under the GPS preferences for “On Initial GPS”. Guidance is off from actual road OR Guidance is saying that I made a wrong turn For the most part, this is probably because the route data is slightly off from the actual road. This information is publically available, so it can be updated by anyone by going to the MapQuest Potlatch 2 OSM Editor found at: http://open.mapquestapi.com/dataedit/ If that is too much problem, just send us an address so we can look into it for you. It takes about 1‐2 days for submissions to be approved and available to the route guidance system. Guidance Error If you get an error trying to get directions, typical reasons include:

• Not connected to the Internet • One or more of the way points are too far from a street • Street information at the end way points have directions that does not allow the route to move in that direction

(e.g. one‐way street).



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