Mapping starting point to destination.

Google maps starts sound when ur in navigation mode.

1. Open the Google Maps app .
2. Search for a place or tap it on the map.
3. In the bottom right, tap Directions . If you touch and hold the button instead, you'll start navigation and can skip steps 4-6.
4. Optional: To add additional destinations, go to the top right and tap More Add stop. You can add up to 9 stops. When you are finished, tap Done.
5. Choose one of the following:
   • Driving:
   • Transit:
   • Walking:
   • Rides:
   • Cycling:
6. If other routes are available, they will be shown in gray on the map. To follow an alternate route, tap the gray line.
7. To start navigation, tap Navigate . If you see "Searching for GPS," your phone is trying to get a GPS signal. For example, you might be in or near a tunnel, parking garage, or other location where there's no GPS signal.
8. To stop or cancel navigation, go to the bottom right and tap Exit.

NOTE:
Navigation is not available in all countries. depends on availability

Use a Garmin 1450

The Garmin Nuvi 1450 can be used while driving or walking.

While driving, use the Nuvi 1450 to create a route to your destination and get step-by-step directions, to hear the names of upcoming streets, to tell you when to change lanes and to find out the speed limits on unfamiliar streets.

As a pedestrian, you can have the Nuvi 1450 create a route for you that uses a mixture of walking and public transportation, such as the subway or bus system, if you have purchased cityXplorer maps for that area.

Tap "Where to?" to set up a route. The "Where to?" icon is a large magnifying glass.

Tap "Addresses." The available categories are address, points of interest, go home, recently found, favorites and intersections.

Input the name of the state or county, if it is out of town.

Then tap "Spell city." Spell out the name of the city using the pop up keyboard.

Press "Done."

Enter the address number and press "Done."

Then enter the street name and press "Done."

The "Go" screen opens automatically.

Tap the green "Go" button. The Nuvi 1450 will now calculate a route to the address.

Follow the voice prompts and map highlight to your destination.

Navigate Using Coordinates

Tap "Where to?" and then tap "Coordinates."

Tap the coordinate you want to adjust/input a new coordinate.

Tap "Format" to choose the right coordinate format for the map you are using.

Enter the coordinates. Tap "Next."

Tap the green "Go" button to calculate a route.

Use the Map Page

Navigate to your destination by following the voice prompts, highlighted route on the map and directions located at the top of the map screen.
Tap the "turn" icon located in the upper left corner of the screen to see the next turn. It may have a turning or straight arrow and the number of miles until the turn. Tap the bar across the top with the next direction listed on it to see a list of all directions.

Tap the plus or minus signs on the right side of the screen to zoom in or out.

Press the spinning arrow in the lower left corner of the screen to return to the main menu.

Tap the "car" icon traveling along the highlighted route to enter the "Where Am I?" screen and get your exact location, coordinates and nearby emergency services.

Hope this helps

When you reach the first stop on a saved route the satnav should automatically set the next stop as it's destination. If it doesn't it's possible that the spot you saved as your first stop was not exactly right i.e. you didn't drive to where it's marked on the satnav. If this is the case you need to mark the spot by driving to it and pressing the car (which shows your location on the satnav) and this gives you an option to save present location. Save it and use it instead of the one you entered by address. Then when you're setting your route you'll find it in your favourites and add it from there.

To get back to the map go back to the screen which shows WHERE TO and VIEW MAP. Press VIEW MAP and it will bring you back to your map and should continue with your route.

There are settings in the GPS that allow you to pick what type of routes you want to have the unit pick for you. They can be based on time, distance, or least fuel used. You can also do the following: if you know at least part of the route to your destination, and the GPS doesn't pick the particular way you prefer you can just start driving off route. The GPS will realize that you are off route and it will recalculate itself. You can also add "Way Points" to your route that would force the GPS to calculate the route to the way you want it to go.

When you select your destination, before you select go there is an option for map at the bottom of the screen. That will show you the entire route.

YOU HAVE TO DELETE THE ROUTE FIRST

depends on which TomTom Go you have (maps preloaded only go700 and go910 no memory card slot)

This is for Go910

Tap Change preferences in the Main Menu.

(When you first start using your TomTom ONE XL, not all the buttons will be shown in the menu. Many buttons and some more advanced features are hidden because you will not need these features very often.To see all of the buttons and features, tap "Show ALL menu options" button in the Preference menu.)

then Tap "Turn off map display" button to turn off the map. Instead of seeing your position on a map in the Driving View, you will only see information about the next instruction.




you can download all TomTom manual

go to tomtom website ----> support scroll down at the right hand side click Find downloads

hope this help

20/Apr/09

When you select a destination on your Nuvi, you start from your present location, we'll call this point "A" and proceed to the final destination, we'll call point "B".

A via point is some place you establish in between, we'll call it point "C". It allows you to go from point "A" to point "B", by going through point "C".

- Jim
SHARCNET-USA

The Nuvi you have does not support multiple destinations in a route. you can have 1 destination and 1 via point. So if you are going to a destination and you need to add a stop in the route, you can add the 2nd point to go to and then continue to the original destination.

does it include the map for North America and Canada?
you may have to reload it
try using shortest route