HP 314 Back components

Back components

	Component	Function

(1)	Stylus	Remove and use to select elements on the screen and to enter information.

(2)	Back Speaker	Use the speaker to listen to audio.

(3)	Back Cover	Slide the cover away from the Travel Companion to remove the battery.

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Contents

Page Page Table of contents 8 Discovering the Travel Companion through the Startup menu 9 Operating navigation 10 Reference book – Navigation menu 11 Bluetooth 12 Map 13 Route 14 Settings Navigation extras 16 GPS data screen 17 About screen 18 Outlook synchronization Product specifications 21 Guidelines for care and maintenance 1 Welcome 2 Register the Travel Companion 3 Box contents Box contents 4 Components Front components Left and right components Top and bottom components Back components 5Power on and set up the Travel Companion Set up the Travel Companion Power on Travel Companion Car kit setup Page Page 6 Warnings and safety information 7 Learn the basics Hardware buttons Zoom in and out Adjust volume and brightness Open the Quick Launch menu Screen buttons Page Page Buttons on the map Selectors The QWERTY keyboard The numeric keyboard 8Discovering the Travel Companion through the Startup menu Entertainment Video Music Music Remember playlist Always Ask Never Contacts Add contact Extras Main clock title and timezone Alarm Description Time Once Settings Align screen Media directories Directory won't be scanned after this. Are you sure Yes 9 Operating navigation Navigate to an address Navigate to a POI Create a route with multiple destinations Create a route with a different start point Save user data 10 Reference book – Navigation menu Go to Find an address, street, intersection, or city Find Address Search reference POI groups POI subgroups Select a POI Find co-ordinates N/S E/W Change Format Coordinate display format 11 Bluetooth Connect a Bluetooth-enabledphone to your Travel Companion Make a call Answer or reject a call Connect to a Bluetooth stereo headphones 12 Map Page Map visualization Selected map point, also known as the Cursor Visible POIs (Points of Interest) Visual Road safety cameras Contacts Turn preview Cursor (the selected map point) Track Log recording/playback indicator Cursor menu Current street Distance to next turn Next street/Next city 13 Route Edit Route Route Detail Saved Routes Route Info ●Route line ●Destination/Via point ●Estimated Arrival ●Distance Left ●Time Left Warning icons Route Parameters Other functions Manage Track Logs Page 14 Settings Visual settings Landmarks Elevated roads Buildings Smart Powersave Alternative Road Names Show Street Labels 2D/3D map view POI visibility Night mode Auto zoom Restore Lock-to-Positionand Smart Zoom Zoom in after find Sound settings Route settings Short Fast Economical Automatic Off Regional settings Set time format Warnings Speeding tolerance Alternative speed limit Alternative speeding tolerance 15 Navigation extras Trip Planner Traffic Message Channel (TMC) Selected FM radio station Exclude selected station Show excluded stations 16 GPS data screen 17 About screen 18 Outlook synchronization 19 Product specifications System specifications Physical specifications Operating environment 20 Regulatory notices Federal Communications Commission Notice Canadian Notice Avis Canadien European Union Notice France Italy Battery Warning Battery Recycling Battery Disposal Equipment Warning Acoustics Warning Airline Travel Notice Medical Electronic Equipment Wireless Notices Japanese Notice Taiwan DGT Notice Korean Notice 21 Guidelines for care and maintenance Using the Travel Companion Cleaning the Travel Companion Carrying or storing the Travel Companion Using accessories Protect the Travel Companion screen from cracking or damage