NAVIGON 2100/2120

User’s Guide
English (US)
January 2008

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End User License Agreement
End User License Agreement (“Agreement”) – This is a legal agreement between you, the end
user, and NAVIGON, Inc. (“NAVIGON”). By using all or any portion of the Software you are agree-
ing to be bound by the terms of this agreement. This Agreement applies to the use of software,
pre-installed software on any of our hardware devices and accompanying items, including on CD-
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full refund.
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RANTY DOCUMENT INCLUDED WITH THE HARDWARE DEVICE, IF ANY, AND TO THE MAX-
IMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ALL SOFTWARE, OTHER COMPONENTS
THEREOF AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS” BASIS. YOU EXPRESSLY
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ACCURACY AND EFFORT IS WITH YOU. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE EXPRESSLY STATED IN
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SIBLE TO YOU OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY FOR ANY TYPE OF DIRECT, INCIDEN-
TAL, SPECIAL, PUNITIVE, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING, BUT
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OF SERVICES OR EQUIPMENT, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAM-
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OF THE AGREEMENT. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATION OF LIABIL-
ITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY, OR OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO
THIS LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
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except as expressly permitted in this Agreement. If such should occur, you must destroy all cop-
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license grant above, survive the termination of this Agreement.
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addendum or agreement to it which may be included with the accompanying package of the Soft-
ware (and/or Hardware), plus the Limited Warranty, if applicable, reflect the entire agreement
between You and NAVIGON with respect to the subject matter hereof and will supersede and
replace all prior understandings and agreements, in whatever form, regarding the subject matter.
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11. JURISDICTION AND DISPUTES
This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Illinois without regard to its conflict of laws
rules.
All disputes hereunder shall be resolved in the applicable state or federal courts of the State of Illi-
nois located within Cook County, Illinois. To the extent permitted by law the parties consent to the
jurisdiction of such courts, agree to accept service of process by mail, and waive any jurisdictional
or venue defenses otherwise available.
12. SEVERABILITY
If at any time any one or more of the provisions of this Agreement become invalid, illegal or unen-
forceable in any respect for any reason, the validity, legality and enforceability of any such provi-
sion in every other respect and of the remaining provisions of this Agreement shall not be in any
way impaired.
13. ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE RELATING TO THE TOTAL TRAFFIC
NETWORK DATA PROVIDED WITH YOUR NAVIGON ENABLED PRODUCT:
A. Total Traffic Network, a division of Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc., holds the
rights to the traffic incident data and RDS-TMC network through which it is delivered. You may not
modify, copy, scan or use any other method to reproduce, duplicate, republish, transmit or distrib-
ute in any way any portion of traffic incident data. You agree to indemnify, defend and hold harm-
less Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc. (and its affiliates) against any and all claims, damages,
costs or other expenses that arise directly or indirectly out of (1) your unauthorized use of the traf-
fic incident data or the RDS-TMC network, (2) your violation of this directive and/or (3) any unau-
thorized or unlawful activities by you in connection herewith.
B. Total Traffic Network traffic data is informational only. User assumes all risk of use.
Total Traffic makes no representations about content, traffic and road conditions, route usability, or
speed.
C. TOTAL TRAFFIC NETWORK TRAFFIC DATA IS PROVIDED "AS IS," AND
"WHERE IS". TOTAL TRAFFIC NETWORK EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH
RESPECT TO THE TRAFFIC DATA (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THAT THE TRAFFIC
DATA WILL BE ERROR-FREE OR WILL OPERATE WITHOUT INTERRUPTION), EXPRESS,
IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OF MERCHANTABILITY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,
OR THOSE ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE.
D. TOTAL TRAFFIC NETWORK WILL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY INDI-
RECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING,
WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOST REVENUES, ANTICIPATED REVENUES, OR PROFITS RELAT-
ING TO THE SAME) ARISING FROM ANY CLAIM RELATING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY TO
USE OF THE TRAFFIC DATA, WHETHER A CLAIM FOR SUCH DAMAGES IS BASED ON
WARRANTY, CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, NEGLIGENCE OR
STRICT LIABILITY).

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 Table of Contents
End User License Agreement ................................................................................... iii

Introduction
About this manual .................................................................................... 1
Conventions ........................................................................................ 1
Symbols .............................................................................................. 1
Legal notice ............................................................................................. 2
Liability ................................................................................................ 2
Trademarks ......................................................................................... 2
Customer Service .................................................................................... 2
Telephone Support.............................................................................. 2
E-mail .................................................................................................. 2

Welcome
Introducing Your NAVIGON 2100/2120................................................... 3
About GPS navigation......................................................................... 4

Getting Started
What’s included ....................................................................................... 5
Important safety information .................................................................... 6
Navigation safety information.............................................................. 6
Safety information for the navigation device ....................................... 7
Safety guidelines when installing in your car ...................................... 7
Preparing your NAVIGON 2100/2120 for use.......................................... 8
Charging the battery............................................................................ 8
Inserting a memory card ..................................................................... 8
Removing the memory card ................................................................ 8
Securing the cradle ............................................................................. 9
Securing the navigation device to the cradle ...................................... 9
Supplying power to the navigation device......................................... 10
Connecting an Optional GPS Antenna (Not Included) ...................... 10
Optional Accessory Services ................................................................. 11
Activating an Optional Accessory Service......................................... 11
Confirming Optional Traffic Accessory Service Activation ................ 14
Confirming Optional Zagat POI Accessory Service Activation.......... 15

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Basic Operations
Starting the NAVIGON 2100/2120......................................................... 17
The Main Window ............................................................................. 17
My Destinations .............................................................................................. 18
Take Me Home ............................................................................................... 18
Show Map.......................................................................................................18
The Options Button.........................................................................................18
Returning to the Main Window ....................................................................... 18
Initializing the GPS receiver .............................................................. 19
Setting the volume ............................................................................ 19
Using Standby Mode......................................................................... 20
Turning the NAVIGON 2100/2120 Off............................................... 20
Viewing device status ............................................................................ 21
GPS .................................................................................................. 21
Power ............................................................................................... 21
TMC (Traffic Information) .................................................................. 22
Using software keyboards ..................................................................... 23
Alphabetic keyboard.......................................................................... 23
Numeric keyboard ............................................................................. 23
Special character/symbol keyboard .................................................. 23
Special keys ...................................................................................... 24
Using menus.......................................................................................... 24

Security
The Password Lock Window ................................................................. 25
Setting a password............................................................................ 25
Changing a password ....................................................................... 25
Cancelling password protection ........................................................ 26
Forgotten your password?.............................................................................. 26

Selecting Destinations
Using auto-complete to select a destination ..................................... 27
The Search Area Button.................................................................... 28
Selecting a Search Area ........................................................................ 28
Ways to Search for Destinations ........................................................... 29
Enter an Address............................................................................................ 29
Search for a POI............................................................................................. 29
By Tapping on the Map ..................................................................................29

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Entering an address............................................................................... 30
Specifying a city first ......................................................................... 30
Specifying a street first...................................................................... 31
Selecting a Point of Interest (POI) destination....................................... 32
POIs nearby ...................................................................................... 32
POIs in a specified city...................................................................... 34
Nationwide POIs ............................................................................... 36
Direct Access POIs ........................................................................... 37
Specify Direct Access POI categories ............................................................ 38
Information about the POI ................................................................. 39
Selecting a destination by tapping the map ........................................... 40
Starting navigation ................................................................................. 42
Quitting navigation ............................................................................ 42
No GPS reception ............................................................................. 42
Arriving at your destination .................................................................... 42

Zagat Points of Interest (POIs) (Optional Accessory)

Zagat POI Categories ............................................................................ 43
Search for Zagat POIs ...................................................................... 43
View Zagat POI Information .............................................................. 44

My Destinations
Saving a destination .............................................................................. 45
Saving the current location using GPS ............................................. 46
Saving your home address as a destination ..................................... 46
Selecting a saved destination ................................................................ 48
Selecting a destination from the Favorites list................................... 48
Selecting a destination from the Last Destinations list...................... 49
Navigating homewards .......................................................................... 50

Working With Routes

Accessing the Route Planning Window ............................................ 51
Entering the starting point ................................................................. 51
Changing the starting point ............................................................... 52
Entering route points ......................................................................... 52
Changing the order of route points.................................................... 52

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Managing routes .................................................................................... 53
Saving routes .................................................................................... 53
Loading routes .................................................................................. 53
Navigation.............................................................................................. 54
Calculating and displaying routes ..................................................... 54
Viewing the Route Profile.................................................................. 54
Simulating routes ................................................................................... 55
Starting a route simulation ................................................................ 55
Ending simulation.............................................................................. 55
Viewing a Turn-by-Turn List................................................................... 56
Blocking route sections ..................................................................... 56
Removing blocks and using original routes....................................... 57

Working With Maps

NAVIGON 2100 Map ............................................................................. 59
NAVIGON 2120 Maps ........................................................................... 59
View information on the current map ..................................................... 60
Selecting a different map (NAVIGON 2120 only).............................. 60
Map in Preview mode ............................................................................ 61
Map in Navigation mode ........................................................................ 63
Map functions in Navigation mode .................................................... 65
Map in Destination search mode ........................................................... 66
Operating in Destination search mode.............................................. 67
Reality View (Junction View) ................................................................. 68

TMC (Traffic Information) (Optional Accessory)

Accessing the TMC (Traffic Information) Window............................. 69
The TMC (Traffic Information) Window.................................................. 70
Types of Messages ........................................................................................ 70
Traffic Flow Severity Indicators ...................................................................... 71
Event or Incident Icons ................................................................................... 71
Displaying traffic messages .............................................................. 72
Requesting a route recalculation....................................................... 73
TMC Settings Window ........................................................................... 74
Select another station ....................................................................... 74
Select Tuning Mode Settings ............................................................ 74
Specify the type of traffic messages to display ................................. 75
Select Reroute Settings .................................................................... 76

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Starting a recording........................................................................... 77
Stopping the recording ...................................................................... 77

Customizing Your NAVIGON 2100/2120

Accessing the Settings window......................................................... 79
The Settings window.............................................................................. 79
Basic Settings ................................................................................... 79
Current Map Settings ........................................................................ 81
POI Settings ...................................................................................... 81
Route Profile Settings ....................................................................... 81
Selecting options ................................................................................... 83
Moving between pages ..................................................................... 83
Viewing a list of options for a setting................................................. 83
Viewing information about a setting .................................................. 83
Toggling between options ................................................................. 84
Changing an option setting ............................................................... 84

Legal Notices
NOTICE TO DRIVERS IN CALIFORNIA AND MINNESOTA ........... 85
GPS................................................................................................... 85

Technical Data
Specifications......................................................................................... 87
Compliance Notices............................................................................... 88

Index

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Introduction

About this manual

Conventions
For better legibility and clarification, the following styles are used in this manual:
Bold and italics: Registered names, company and product descrip-
tions.
SMALL CAPITALS: WINDOW AND DIALOG BOX TITLES.
Bold: Highlighting of important parts in the text.
Underlined: Descriptions of buttons, input fields and other elements on
the user interface.

Symbols
The following symbols refer to specific passages of text:

Warnings.

Instructions and tips for operating the software.

More detailed information and explanations.

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Introduction
Legal notice

Legal notice
Liability
The software and the manual are subject to change without notice. NAVIGON, INC is
not liable for the accuracy of the information contained in this manual or for damages
resulting from the use of this manual.

Trademarks
All brands and trademarks mentioned in this document are possibly registered by third
parties and are subject to the current legislation and to the rights of their respective
owners without reservation. All mentioned names of products, societies, or brands
may be registered trademarks of their respective owners. Every right that is not explic-
itly accorded is reserved.
The absence of the explicit labelling of registered trademarks used in this manual
does not imply that the brand is not subject to the rights of a third party.
NAVIGON is a registered trademark of NAVIGON, INC.
Microsoft, Windows, and Excel are trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation.
NAVTEQ is a registered trademark of NAVTEQ.
ZagatSurvey is a registered trademark of Zagat Survey, LLC.
Total Traffic Network is a registered trademark of Total Traffic Network.
Clear Channel is a registered trademark of Clear Channel Communications.
ZENRIN is a registered trademark of ZENRIN EUROPE GmbH.

Customer Service
Our service team is available via telephone or E-mail.

Telephone Support
Telephone: (888) 848-0701 (Toll Free)
Service Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT
(except official holidays)

E-mail
To ensure a timely response via e-mail, visit http://www.navigon.com and select:
US and Canada > Support > Email
Customers will receive a response within 2 business days.

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Welcome

Introducing Your NAVIGON 2100/2120

Welcome to the exciting world of handheld navigation. The NAVIGON 2100/2120 offers
Global Positioning System (GPS)-based navigation and thousands of Points Of Inter-
est (POIs).
With the optional lifetime TMC accessory service, your navigation system can receive
the latest traffic information available. If necessary, it can change your route dynami-
cally in order to avoid traffic congestion.
With the optional lifetime Zagat POIs accessory service, you receive ratings on thou-
sands of POIs from the world's leading provider of consumer survey-based dining,
travel and leisure information.

1 Touch screen

2 Reset

3 Power Connector Port (with integrated TMC antenna)

4 SD memory card slot

5 LED

6 On/Off/Hibernate

7 (Optional) External GPS antenna Socket

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Introducing Your NAVIGON 2100/2120

About GPS navigation

GPS is based on a total of 24 satellites that circle the earth and are constantly trans-
mitting their position. The GPS receiver uses this data and calculates its own geo-
graphical position on the basis of the information transmitted by the various satellites.
For a sufficiently precise positioning it is necessary to obtain the data from at least
three satellites. With the data from 4 or more satellites the altitude above sea level can
also be ascertained. The determination has an accuracy of about 3 yards.
Once the navigation device has determined your position, it can be used as a starting
point for route calculation.
The map data on your navigation device includes the geographical coordinates of all
digitally recorded Points Of Interest (POIs), streets and places. This enables the
device to calculate a route between a starting point and a destination.
The calculation of the current position and its representation on the map takes place
once every second so your current position is always shown on the map.
If GPS reception is impaired, navigation is interrupted. The navigation software
remains active.
As soon as GPS reception is restored, the navigation system calculates any change
of position which has occurred in the meantime. Navigation may simply be continued.

Caution! The United States government operates the Global Positioning System
(GPS) and is solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. Changes by the
United States government may affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS
equipment, including your personal navigation device.
Caution! Ordinances or laws may restrict use of certain abilities of your navigation
device on public or private land.

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What’s included
Your NAVIGON 2100/2120 comes with the following accessories. If the contents are
incomplete, please notify us within 14 days of purchase. The purchased product
includes:
• NAVIGON 2100/2120 navigation device
• Car cradle and device holder
• Car charger cable (12 volt adapter) with integrated TMC antenna.
• SD card containing software and navigation map(s)

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Important safety information

Important safety information

Please read the following notices and safety information carefully before starting to
use your navigation system.

Navigation safety information

Use this navigation system at your own risk.
Caution! To prevent accidents, do not operate the navigation system while driving.
Caution! Do not look at the display unless it is absolutely safe to do so!
Caution! Traffic regulations have priority over any instructions from the navigation sys-
tem.
Caution! Follow the instructions of the navigation system only when the circumstances
and the road traffic regulations allow you to do so! The navigation system guides you to
your destination even if you deviate from the calculated route.
Caution! Check that the cradle is secured and adjusted properly before each journey.

Note: If you have not understood the spoken instructions, or you're not sure about what
to do next, you can briefly refer to the map or arrow view of your navigation system.

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Important safety information

Safety information for the navigation device

Caution! Protect the device from moisture. The device is not waterproof and is not pro-
tected against water damage.
Caution! Do not run cables directly next to safety-relevant devices and supply lines.
Caution! After installation, check all safety-relevant equipment in the car.
Caution! Unplug the navigation device's power supply when you park the vehicle. The
navigation device requires power in standby mode, and may drain the vehicle's battery.
Caution! Do not open the navigation device's casing under any circumstances.
Caution! Do not expose the navigation device to extreme heat or cold. This may dam-
age the device or impair its function.
Caution! Use only the charger provided or one that has been approved by the manu-
facturer.
Caution! Connect the charger to a suitable power supply. The voltage requirements
can be found on the device case and/or the packaging.

Note: Ensure that there are no kinks in the cable and that it will not be damaged by any
sharp objects.
Note: To clean the navigation device, use a moist cloth only.
Note: Do not unplug by pulling on the cable. Doing so could damage the cable!
Note: Create a backup of the data contained on the memory card provided.
Note: The memory card must remain inserted in the device during operation of the nav-
igation system.
Note: Use SD or MMC memory cards only! Ensure that memory card contacts are
clean and undamaged.

Safety guidelines when installing in your car

Caution! Secure the cradle in such a way that the driver's visibility is not impaired.
Caution! Do not attach the cradle within the deployment zone of airbags.
Caution! When installing the cradle, ensure that it does not represent a risk in the
event of an accident.
Caution! Do not run cables directly next to safety-relevant devices and power supplies.
Caution! After installation, check all safety-relevant equipment in the car.
Caution! The car charger cable is to be connected to cigarette lighters with an operat-
ing voltage of 12V only.

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Preparing your NAVIGON 2100/2120 for use

Preparing your NAVIGON 2100/2120 for use

Use the navigation system at your own risk.

Caution! Please be sure to see the safety information in “Important safety information”
on page 6.

Charging the battery

• Connect the car charger cable to the navigation device and to the vehicle’s ciga-
rette lighter.
The LED of the NAVIGON 2100/2120 indicates the current battery charge. The
LED lights:
• No light, the battery is flat.
• Orange during charging.
• Green when the battery is fully charged.

Note: It takes approximately 6 hours to charge the device when the battery is flat.
A fully charged battery provides up to 3.5 hours of use.

Inserting a memory card

The SD memory card contains maps and navigation software. It also stores saved
destinations, routes, and logbook entries.
• Insert the memory card provided into the slot on the side of the device. Press the
card into the device until it locks into place.

Removing the memory card

1. Switch the navigation device off by pressing the (On/Off/Standby) switch for at
least 6 seconds.
2. Press the memory card gently into the device until the lock disengages.
The card pops up slightly.
3. Gently slide the card out of the slot.

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Preparing your NAVIGON 2100/2120 for use

Securing the cradle

Clean and dry the mounting surface and the suction cup on the base of the cradle.
These areas must be dry and free of dirt and grease.
1. Unscrew the holding screw from the cradle.

2. Align the back of the holder into the cradle.

3. Replace the screw and tighten to secure the holder in the cradle.

4. Using the suction cup, fix the cradle provided to the mounting surface. The cradle
should be as level as possible.
5. Press the suction cup lever down.

Securing the navigation device to the cradle

The holder has two small projections on the bottom and one on the top. These projec-
tions are designed to fit into corresponding slots on the bottom and top of the
NAVIGON 2100/2120.
1. Insert the navigation device into the holder by aligning the two bottom projections
into the slots on the bottom of the device.
2. Tilt the device backward slightly until the top projection clicks into place in the top
slot.
3. Adjust the navigation device so that it can be seen easily.

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Supplying power to the navigation device

Included in delivery of the NAVIGON 2100/2120 is a car charger cable with which
power can be supplied to the navigation device via the vehicle's cigarette lighter.
The car charger cable is connected to the NAVIGON 2100/2120 via the power connec-
tion port on the bottom of the device.

Caution! The car charger cable is to be connected to cigarette lighters with an operat-
ing voltage of 12V only.

Connecting an Optional GPS Antenna (Not Included)

With the NAVIGON 2100/2120, you can also use an external GPS antenna (not pro-
vided with the device).

1. Connect the GPS antenna to the external antenna/headset socket on the

NAVIGON 2100/2120.
2. Secure the antenna to the mounting surface using the suction cups.

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Optional Accessory Services

Optional accessory services available for your NAVIGON 2100/2120 are:
• TMC (Traffic) Information
• Zagat Points of Interest (POIs)
Each optional service is purchased separately. Once activated, the service is provided
for the lifetime of your NAVIGON 2100/2120.

Activating an Optional Accessory Service

At a retail outlet where NAVIGON 2100/2120 devices are sold:
1. Purchase an Accessory card for each service you want.
On the Accessory card is the 15 character activation key, three blocks of five char-
acters separated by hyphens. This key is used to obtain a device unlock code.
On your NAVIGON 2100/2120:
2. Switch on the device by pressing and holding the (On/Off/Standby) switch for at
least 6 seconds.
The MAIN WINDOW displays.
3. Tap Options > Service Activation.

The PRODUCT ID WINDOW displays the 15 character product ID.

- For a NAVIGON 2100, the first two characters are “AP”.
- For a NAVIGON 2120, the first two characters are “A2”.

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4. Record the product ID for the next step.

On a computer with internet access:

5. Go to www.navigon.com/activation.
6. On the MAIN MENU, select Options > Service Activation.
The website requests your e-mail address, NAVIGON 2100/2120 product ID, and
the Accessory card activation key.
7. Enter the requested information in the appropriate fields.
The website returns your device unlock code, used to unlock the service on the
device. The unlock code is also sent to your e-mail address.
8. If both accessory services have been purchased, enter the requested information
and the second Accessory card activation key.
The website returns a device unlock code for the second accessory service.
On your NAVIGON 2100/2120:
9. On the PRODUCT ID WINDOW, tap Next.
The DEVICE UNLOCK WINDOW displays.

10. In the Enter Unlock Code fields, enter the 18 character device unlock code, in
blocks of six characters.
Note: If both accessory services have been purchased, you can enter the device
unlock code for the second accessory to unlock both services automatically.

11. Tap (OK).

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The ACTIVATION COMPLETE WINDOW displays. The purchased accessory is now

available for use.

If Traffic was activated: If Zagat POIs were activated: If both were activated:

12. Tap (OK) to close the window.

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Confirming Optional Traffic Accessory Service Activation

Note: This function is only available if TMC traffic messages are being transmitted in
the map area in which you are travelling. Traffic messages are not available in all
areas.
Note: The charger cable does not need to be connected to the vehicle's cigarette
lighter for the antenna to be operational.
Note: Without the antenna, TMC messages may not be received when the device is
operating on battery power only.

On the MAIN WINDOW:

• In the upper right hand corner, the Traffic service icon ( ) appears. The color of
the icon indicates the current status of the service. For more information, see “TMC
(Traffic Information)” on page 22.
• Tap Options. The Traffic button is now active. Tap the Traffic button to display the
TRAFFIC INFORMATION WINDOW.

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Confirming Optional Zagat POI Accessory Service Activation

Select a POI destination (as described in “Selecting a Point of Interest (POI) destina-
tion” on page 32). Zagat POIs are available for most major cities, such as Chicago,
Los Angeles, New York, etc.

All available Zagat POIs appear at the top of the returned list. A Zagat Icon ( )

appears in front of the POI and the Zagat information button ( ) can be used to
view POI details. For more information on Zagat POIs, see page 43.

Note: Zagat POI information is not available for all locations.

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Starting the NAVIGON 2100/2120

1. Press and hold the (On/Off/Standby) switch for at least 6 seconds.
• If password protection has been activated, the ENTER PASSWORD WINDOW
opens.
- Enter the password.
- Tap the Continue button.

See “Security” on page 25 for more information on using passwords.

Each time the navigation device is turned on, the following message appears:

2. After you have read and fully understood the text, tap OK.
Note: If you do not accept these instructions, tap Cancel to exit the navigation
software.
The MAIN WINDOW displays.

The Main Window

The MAIN WINDOW opens when the navigation software starts.
You can reach all of the navigation software functions from this window.

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New Destination
Tap this button to:
• Select an address by city or street. (See page 30.)
• Select a POI as a destination. (See page 32.)
• Select a destination by tapping on the map. (See page 40.)

My Destinations
Tap this button to select a destination from:
• A list of destinations you have saved. (See page 48.)
• A list of the most recently entered destinations. (See page 49.)

Take Me Home
Tap this button to:
• Specify your home address as a destination. (See page 46.)
• Quickly create a route back to your home address from your present location. (See
page 50.)

Show Map
Tap this button to:
• Show your location on the current map.

The Options Button

Tap this button to:
• Access ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW to:
Create a route. (See page 51.)
Save a route. (See page 53.)
Load a saved route. (See page 53.)
• Access the SETTINGS WINDOW to set:
Basic Settings. (See page 79.)
Show information on the current map or change maps. (See page 81.)
POI settings. (See page 81.)
View or change route profile information. (See page 81.)
• Save the current location as a destination. (See page 46.)
• View the TMC TRAFFIC WINDOW information. (Only available if the TMC accessory
service has been purchased. (See page 72.)
• Go to the LOGBOOK WINDOW. (See page 77.)

Returning to the Main Window

To return to the Main Window from any other window:
• Tap (Back) repeatedly, until the MAIN WINDOW redisplays.

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Initializing the GPS receiver

Note: GPS initialization requires data from at least three satellites. If GPS data is
not available, the receiver will not initialize.
Note: It can take up to 20 minutes to initialize the integrated GPS receiver for the first
time.
Note: Each time you turn on the device, GPS receiver initialization begins. When GPS
data is available, reception starts within one minute.
If the navigation device has been switched off for more than a week, the next initializa-
tion can take up to 10 minutes.

In the upper right-hand corner of the display, the GPS symbol appears. As soon as
data from at least 3 satellites is received, the symbol changes to GPS Ready.

Note: If the GPS symbol displays GPS Ready after considerably less than 20 min-
utes, it is advisable to leave the receiver switched on for at least an additional 15 min-
utes to ensure reliable operation.

Caution! If you have connected the navigation device to the power supply via the
vehicle's cigarette lighter, remove the connector before you leave the vehicle standing
for a longer period of time.
As the GPS receiver requires a constant supply of power, it could drain the vehicle´s
battery.

Setting the volume

The volume of the spoken driving instructions can be adjusted during navigation.
With a map displayed:

1. Tap (Volume).
The volume bar opens. It contains three buttons for adjusting the volume:

(Louder), (Softer), (Volume on/off).

2. Tap (Volume) again.

The volume bar closes.

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Using Standby Mode

When switched to standby, the device requires virtually no power and conserves bat-
tery time.
• Press the (On/Off/Standby) button briefly.
To switching the Device back on from Standby
• Press the (On/Off/Standby) button briefly.

Note: If a password has been created for the device, the ENTER PASSWORD WINDOW
appears when the device is switched back on from Standby. See “Security” on page 25
for more on using passwords.

Turning the NAVIGON 2100/2120 Off

• Press and hold the (On/Off/Standby) switch for at least 6 seconds.

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Viewing device status

Symbols located at the top of the screen are used to display information.

GPS
The GPS symbol can show the following GPS reception status:
No Symbol The built-in GPS receiver is not operational. Contact customer
service if the problem persists.

No Signal Data is being received from less than three satellites. Position
cannot be calculated.

GPS Ready Data is being received from at least three satellites. Position can
be calculated.

For more information, see “About GPS navigation” on page 4.

Power
The Power symbol can display the following conditions of the built-in battery:

The device is powered by an external power source. The battery is charging.

The device is powered by its internal battery. Battery is fully charged.

The device is powered by its internal battery. Battery charge is sufficient.
The device is powered by its internal battery. Battery charge is low.

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TMC (Traffic Information)

Important Note
Traffic functionality is available as an accessory option. If
this service has not been purchased and activated, the
TMC icon does not display.
For more information, see page 69.

The NAVIGON 2100/2120, with a car charger cable with integrated TMC antenna,
provides the navigation system with up to date traffic messages. If necessary, it can
alter the route dynamically in order to avoid a traffic jam.

Note: This function is only available if TMC traffic messages are being transmitted in
the map area in which you are travelling. Traffic messages are not available in all
areas.
Note: The charger cable does not need to be connected to the vehicle's cigarette
lighter for the antenna to be operational.
Note: Without the antenna, TMC messages may not be received when the device is
operating on battery power only.

The TMC symbol can display the following TMC reception status:
No Symbol TMC is not operational. Can also indicate the the purchased TMC
accessory service has not been activated successfully. See “Acti-
vating an Optional Accessory Service” on page 11 for more infor-
mation.

Tuning TMC is operational, but cannot find a station that is transmitting

TMC signals.

TMC Ready Traffic messages can be received.

For more information, see “Displaying traffic messages” on page 72.

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Using software keyboards

Using software keyboards

Software keyboards appear on the screen when text entries are necessary. All entries
can be made on the software keyboard using the fingertips. Only capital letters can be
entered. Three keyboards are available for entering destination information.

Alphabetic keyboard

Tap to display the alphabetic

keyboard.
Only capital letters can be entered.

Numeric keyboard

Tap to display the numeric

keyboard.

Special character/symbol keyboard

Tap to display the special

character keyboard.
As soon as you have entered a spe-
cial character, the letter keyboard
reappears automatically.

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Special keys

On the Alphabetic keyboard, enters a space character.

On the Alphabetic and Numeric keyboards, deletes the previous character and
moves the cursor back one space.

On the Alphabetic and Special Character keyboards, opens the Numeric key-
board.
On the Numeric and Special Character keyboards, opens the Alphabetic key-
board.
On the Alphabetic and Numeric keyboards, opens the Special Character key-
board.

Using menus
Some buttons have menus which open when activated.
To select a function:
• Tap on a menu button to execute its function.
To close a menu without selecting a function:
• Tap on the button you used to open the menu.

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By using a password, you can protect your navigation system from unauthorized use.
Note: Password protection takes effect the next time the NAVIGON 2100/2120 is
switched off or switched to standby mode. See “Turning the NAVIGON 2100/2120 Off”
on page 20 and “Using Standby Mode” on page 20.

The Password Lock Window

Setting a password
Note: The password must be exactly 4 digits.

In the MAIN WINDOW:

1. Tap Options > Settings
The SETTINGS WINDOW opens.
2. Tap Options > Password Lock.
The PASSWORD LOCK WINDOW opens.
3. In the New password field, type the password.
4. Re-type the new password in the Confirm new password field.
5. Tap Save password.

Changing a password
In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Settings
The SETTINGS WINDOW opens.
2. Tap Options > Password Lock.
The PASSWORD LOCK WINDOW opens.
3. Type the current password in the Enter Password field.
4. Tap the Change Password button.
5. Type the new password in the New password field.
6. Re-type the new password in the Confirm new password.
7. Tap the Continue button.

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The Password Lock Window

Cancelling password protection

In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Settings
The SETTINGS WINDOW opens.
2. Tap Options > Password Lock.
The PASSWORD LOCK WINDOW opens.
3. Type the current password in the Enter Password field.
4. Tap the Deactivate button.

Forgotten your password?

If you have forgotten your password, do the following:
On any password window:

1. Tap the (Info) button.

2. Call the number displayed in the window.
3. Follow the instructions given by the service personnel.

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Use the navigation system at your own risk.
Caution! Please be sure to refer to the safety information in “Important safety informa-
tion” on page 6.
New destinations for the NAVIGON 2100/2120 are destinations that you have not yet nav-
igated to or those that you have not yet stored.
You can enter an address, select a POI, or select a destination from the quick search func-
tion.

Using auto-complete to select a destination

Lists often appear from which you can select an entry. This is the case, for example, when
you enter a location. After you type the first letter, the largest city in the search area
appears. Once you type a second letter, the list shows all map areas that begin with the
typed letters.

As you enter additional letters, the list shortens, only containing entries that begin with the
typed characters. The more characters you enter, the shorter the returned list becomes.

You can move though a list using (Up) and (Down).

To accept an entry from the list:

• Tap on the entry.
The list closes once an entry is accepted.

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The Search Area Button

The (Search Area) button, used to select a map area, is located at the top of a
location entry window. Once an area is selected, a code on the button reflects the selec-
tion. For example, if Illinois is selected, “IL” appears on the button.

Selecting a Search Area

When you enter a new destination for the first time, the SEARCH AREA list opens. To select
an area that is different from the one currently shown, do the following:
1. Tap (Search Area).
The SEARCH AREA list opens.
2. Tap on the map area in which your destination lies.
The button displays the code for the selected destination area.
Note: Only areas that are represented in the currently loaded map can be selected.

3. Tap (OK).

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Ways to Search for Destinations

Ways to Search for Destinations

Enter an Address
To find an address, you can specify a:
City first If you do not know the exact street address.
Street first If you do not know the actual city.

Search for a POI

Note: Optional lifetime Zagat POIs accessory service is available. For more infor-
mation see “Zagat Points of Interest (POIs) (Optional Accessory)” on page 43.

Points of Interest, (POIs) are useful addresses that are organized according to particular
criteria. POIs include airports, restaurants, hotels, gas stations, government offices, banks,
hospitals, shopping centers, etc. Icons representing the POIs can be displayed on the
map.
Nearby POIs nearby are special destinations that are located within a
given radius of your current location. This means you can
always find the nearest gas station, for example, no matter
where you are.
In a City POIs in a given location can be useful when navigating in an
unfamiliar town.
Nationwide POIs of national significance include airports, national parks,
historic sites, etc. This enables you to find places of interest
without having to know exactly where it is located.
Direct Access POI direct access system contains three categories of special
destinations. POIs in your vicinity that correspond to these cate-
gories can be listed quickly, without the need for additional entry.
Note: Only areas that are represented in the currently loaded map can be selected.

By Tapping on the Map

You may indicate a destination directly on the map. In addition to towns and streets, you
may also select POIs.

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Entering an address
When searching for a location, you do not have to enter all of the address details.
If you do not know the house number, leave the field blank to display the Intersection field.
In this field, enter the name of a nearby side street and the navigation system calculates a
route to the intersection of the specified streets.
Additionally, if you only specify the:
• City - a route is calculated to the town center.
• City and street - a route is calculated to the center of the street.

Specifying a city first

In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap New Destination > Enter an Address.
2. Select (City First).

The ADDRESS WINDOW opens.

3. Enter the name of the city or the postal code of the destination location.

4. Enter the name of the destination street.

5. Enter the house number. If you don't know the number of the house, leave this
field blank to display the Intersection field.
6. If you don't know the house number, tap in the Intersection field and enter the
name of this street.
7. Tap the Start Navigation button.
The map opens in Preview mode.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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Specifying a street first

In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap New Destination > Enter an Address.
2. Select (Street First).

The ADDRESS WINDOW opens.

3. Enter the name of the destination street.

4. Enter the house number. If you don't know the number of the house, leave the
field blank to display the Intersection field.
5. If you don't know the house number, tap on the Intersection field and enter the
name of this street.
6. Tap the Start Navigation button.
The map opens in Preview mode.

For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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Selecting a Point of Interest (POI) destination

POIs nearby
Note: GPS reception must be sufficient to determine your current position. You can see
if GPS reception is sufficient by looking at the (GPS Ready) symbol. For more infor-
mation, see “GPS ” on page 21.
In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap New Destination > Search for POI.
2. Tap Nearby.

3. Specify a category from which you would like to select a POI.

4. If a sub-category exists, specify a sub-category.

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The Name of the Destination list opens. It contains the nearest POIs in the speci-
fied category, sorted by distance.

5. Tap on the name of the destination.

6. Tap the Start Navigation button.
The map opens in Preview mode.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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POIs in a specified city

On the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap New Destination > Search for POI.
2. Tap in a City.

3. Enter the name or the postal code of the destination location.

4. Specify a category from which you would like to select a POI.

5. If sub-categories exist for the category, specify a sub-category.

The Name of the Destination list opens. It contains POIs from the specified cate-
gory, sorted alphabetically.
Note: Enter the first characters from the beginning of the POI name to shorten the
returned list of POIs.

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6. Tap on the name of the destination.

7. Tap the Start Navigation button.

The map opens in Preview mode.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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Nationwide POIs
In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap New Destination > Search for POI.
2. Tap Nationwide.

The POI OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE WINDOW opens.

3. Specify a category from which you would like to select a POI.

The Name of the Destination list opens. It contains a list of national POIs, sorted by
distance.
Note: Enter the first characters from the beginning of the POI name to shorten the
returned list of POIs.
4. Tap on the name of the destination.

5. Tap the Start Navigation button.

The map opens in Preview mode.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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Direct Access POIs

Note: Sufficient GPS reception is required for Direct Access POIs. You can check GPS
reception by looking at the (GPS Ready) symbol.

In the MAIN WINDOW:

1. Tap the New Destination button.

The NEW DESTINATION MENU opens.

The symbols of the categories which have been selected for direct access can be
seen in the menu at the bottom.

Note: When first used, the default direct access categories are Restaurants, Gas
Stations, and Parking. To change these categories, see “Specify Direct Access POI
categories” on page 38.
2. Tap on a category from which you would like to select a POI.

The Name of the Destination list opens. It contains the nearest POIs in the speci-
fied category, sorted by distance.

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3. Tap on the name of the destination.

The map opens in Preview mode.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

Specify Direct Access POI categories

In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Settings
2. Tap POI.

3. In the Direct Access 1 field, tap (List) and select a POI category.
4. Repeat the above step in the Direct Access 2 and Direct Access 3 fields.
5. When finished, tap Done to save the changes.

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Information about the POI

For many POI destinations, additional information is available. For example, telephone
numbers are provided for many restaurants, allowing you to call the restaurant and
reserve a table ahead of time.

On the DESTINATION SELECTION WINDOW, the following buttons are available:

Opens the DESTINATION INFO WINDOW and shows

Destination Info basic information about a POI, including address
and phone number.
On the window, tap the (To the Left) and
(To the Right) to view information on other POIs
returned from the search.

Show the POI on a map relative to your current

Show on Map location. (GPS reception required.)

Not available with NAVIGON 2100/2120.

Call the POI

Displays Zagat survey information about the POI.

Zagat Information (Only available if the Zagat POI accessory service
has been purchased. See page 43.)

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Selecting a destination by tapping the map

You can select towns, streets, and even POIs by tapping on the map.

On the MAIN WINDOW:

1. Tap (Show on Map).

2. Tap (Destination search).

The map opens in Destination search mode.

For more information on using destination search tools, see “Map in Destination search
mode” on page 66.
3. Tap on the point to which you wish to navigate.
The selected destination is centered in the map and appears under the cross
hairs.

4. Tap (OK).

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The DESTINATION ON MAP WINDOW opens. Detailed address information for the
selected destination displays in the upper left-hand corner.

5. Tap the Take Me There button.

The map opens in Preview mode and shows the route calculated from your cur-
rent location to this destination.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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Starting navigation
With the map open in Preview mode, the destination is shown as a small flag. The
route and the estimated trip time are displayed.
With the map open in Preview mode:
• Tap the Start Navigation button or simply start driving.

Quitting navigation
• Tap (Back) to quit navigation.
A window prompts you to confirm.

No GPS reception
When GPS signal is interrupted, the following message appears:

You can:
• Wait until GPS reception resumes for determining position. Navigation begins
automatically once GPS reception is sufficient.
• Tap the Cancel button. The MAIN WINDOW opens. Your destination is saved in the
LAST DESTINATIONS list.
• Tap the Demo button. The route is calculated using the center of the specified loca-
tion as starting point. The simulation of the calculated route begins. Tap
(Back) to end the demonstration.

Arriving at your destination

A message displays when you have reached your destination.
Your current position (indicated by an orange triangle) is shown on the map.

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Zagat POIs can be purchased for the NAVIGON 2100/2120

as an optional accessory service.
Once purchased, Zagat information is provided for the lifetime
of your NAVIGON 2100/2120 device at no additional charge.
For more on purchasing and activating this accessory, see
“Optional Accessory Services” on page 11.

With lifetime Zagat POIs, your NAVIGON 2100/2120 can select from thousands of
POIs and view customer survey ratings for a selected POI.

Zagat POI Categories

Zagat survey information features over 30,000 points of interest (POIs) in hundreds of
cities
The NAVIGON 2100/2120 offers Zagat survey information for the following five categories:

Attractions Shopping centers and entertainment venues.

Golf Courses Public, semi-private and resort courses.

Hotels Hotels, resorts and spas.

Nightlife Nightspots and dance clubs.

Restaurants Food, decor, service, and cost.

Search for Zagat POIs

Once the Zagat POI accessory service is purchased and activated, Zagat POIs are
returned with any POI search.

Note: Zagat POI information is not available for all locations.

Zagat categories appear first in the list of returned locations. A (Zagat POI) appears
in front of a Zagat category.

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Zagat POI Categories

View Zagat POI Information

On a POI DESTINATION SELECTION WINDOW:
1. Tap on a Zagat POI category.
2. If sub-categories exist for the category, tap the subcategory.
3. Tap on the name of a POI.
The DESTINATION INFO WINDOW opens and displays basic POI information.

4. Tap (Zagat Information) to view Zagat survey information about the POI.
The ZAGAT DETAIL WINDOW opens and displays detail information for the POI
including hours of operation, costs, offered services, etc.

5. Tap ( Zagat Survey Results) to view an explanation of Zagat Survey results.

6. When finished, tap (OK).

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Every destination that you enter and the destinations from the LAST DESTINATIONS list
can be saved to the FAVORITES list. This is useful if you often navigate to a particular
destination.

Saving a destination
1. Enter a destination. (See “Selecting Destinations” on page 27.)
Do not tap the Start Navigation button!
2. Tap Options > Save Destination.
- OR –
1. Select a destination from the LAST DESTINATIONS LIST. (See page 49.)
Do not tap the Start Navigation button!
2. Tap Options > Save as Favorite.

3. Enter the name for the destination. (You must enter at least two characters.)
4. If you want to define the destination as your home address, tap (Toggle) so
that the value Yes is highlighted in black.
5. Tap the Save button.

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Saving a destination

Saving the current location using GPS

The GPS STATUS WINDOW provides you with an overview of the data the navigation sys-
tem calculates from the received GPS signals.
GPS status is available via the options of several windows.
In the GPS STATUS WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > GPS status.

The current location can be stored in the FAVORITES list.

2. Tap the Save Position button.
The SAVE DESTINATION AS... WINDOW opens. The cursor blinks in the Name field.
3. Enter the name for the destination. (You must enter at least two characters.)
4. Specify whether your current position should be stored as the home address.
5. Tap the Save button.

Saving your home address as a destination

You can begin navigation to this destination quickly by tapping the Take Me Home but-
ton in the MAIN WINDOW. Only one destination from the FAVORITES list can be defined as
your home address.
On the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap the Take Me Home button.
The following message displays:

2. Take the OK button.

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Saving a destination

The HOME ADDRESS WINDOW opens.

3. Enter your home address.

4. Tap the Home Address button.
The selected destination is saved as your home address. On the FAVORITES list, a
house icon is shown next to your home address.

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Selecting a saved destination

Selecting a saved destination

The following lists of destinations and addresses are available under My Destinations.
FAVORITES Destinations you have stored in NAVIGON 2100/2120.
LAST DESTINATIONS Destinations you have previously navigated to.

Selecting a destination from the Favorites list

Destinations to which you often travel can be saved in the FAVORITES list.
In the FAVORITES list, up to 300 destinations can be saved.
Information on how to store a destination can be found in “Saving a destination” on
page 45.

In the MAIN WINDOW:

1. Tap My Destinations > Favorites.

2. Tap the destination to which you would like to navigate.

3. Tap the Start Navigation button.

The map opens in Preview mode.

For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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Selecting a saved destination

Selecting a destination from the Last Destinations list

NAVIGON 2100/2120 saves the last 30 destinations to which you have navigated in
the LAST DESTINATIONS list.
In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap My Destinations > Last Destinations.

2. Tap the destination to which you would like to navigate.

3. Tap the Start Navigation button.

The map opens in Preview mode.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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Navigating homewards

Navigating homewards
With NAVIGON 2100/2120 you can save an address as a home address. You can nav-
igate to your home address at anytime by activating a single button.
The first time you tap the Take Me Home button, you are asked to enter your address.
For more information, see “Saving your home address as a destination” on page 46.

In the MAIN WINDOW:

• Tap the Take Me Home button.
If you have not yet entered your home address, a window displays.
Navigation, using the current route profile information to calculate the route, begins.
For more information, “Starting navigation” on page 42.

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With the NAVIGON 2100/2120, you can preplan routes. Planned routes can be saved for
later use, allowing you to create as many routes as you like.

Accessing the Route Planning Window

In the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap the Options button.
The options list opens.
2. Tap the Route Planning option.
The ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW opens.

Entering the starting point

The starting point of a route, is the point at which you want to begin your trip. This does not
need to be the current location. If you are at home planning a route for your vacation, you
could, for example, enter your hotel as the starting point.
The starting point is only important if you want to see a planned route on the map, but cur-
rently have no GPS reception, or you are not currently at the planned starting point. The
starting point that you enter has the flow number "0".
As soon as you begin navigation, your current location is used as the starting point for the
route calculation.
Route calculation to the first route point is shown as flow number "1".
On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:
1. Tap the Specify Starting Point button.
The STARTING POINT menu opens.
2. Select:
• Enter an Address to search for a location address.
• Search for a POI to search for a POI.
• My Destinations to select a location from the FAVORITES or LAST DESTINATIONS
lists.
• My Address to select your home address. (Only available if you have already
specified a home address.)
• Current Position to specify your current position as the starting point.

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3. Enter the starting point. (See the corresponding section of “Selecting Destina-
tions” on page 27.)
4. Tap the Set Starting Point button.
The selected destination appears next to the 0, indicating that it is the Starting
Point of the route.

Changing the starting point

On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:
1. Tap the Specify Starting Point button.
The STARTING POINT menu opens.
2. Select a different starting point by following the above steps.

Entering route points

Route points are destinations on the route that you want to navigate to.
The flow number for each route point can be found on a button in front of it.
On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:
1. Tap the Add Route Point field.
The ROUTE POINT menu opens.
2. Tap on the button for the desired destination entry type.
3. Enter the route point. (See the corresponding section of “Ways to Search for Des-
tinations” on page 29.)
4. Tap the Add button.
The selected route point is shown next to its flow number.
5. Repeat these steps for each additional destination that you want to add to your
route.

Changing the order of route points

Route points can be deleted from a route. The order of the route points can be varied as
you wish.

Note: The starting point (flow number "0") cannot be moved nor deleted.

On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:

• Tap on the route point that you want to edit.
The context menu contains the following buttons:

Route Point Up: Moves the selected route stage forwards. (Example:
route point 2 becomes route point 1).

Route Point Down: Moves the selected route point backwards.

(Example: route point 2 becomes route point 3).

Delete: Deletes the selected route point. A window prompts you to

confirm deletion.

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Managing routes

Managing routes
You can save each planned route under a particular name.

Note: Only the start point and route points are saved. The calculated route is not. If you
load a route that has been saved, it must be recalculated before navigation can begin.
You can load, rename or delete stored routes.

Saving routes
You can save a route after you have entered the starting point and at least one route point.
On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Save Route.
2. Enter a name for the route. (You must enter at least two characters.)
3. Tap the Save button.
The route is saved to the SAVED ROUTES list.

Loading routes
On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Saved Routes.
2. Tap the route you want to load.
3. Tap the Load Route button.
The ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW displays the starting point and the route points of the
selected route.

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Navigation

Navigation
After the route is calculated, you can begin navigation or view a simulation of the route.

Calculating and displaying routes

With the NAVIGON 2100/2120, you can preplan routes. Planned routes can be saved for
later use, allowing you to create as many routes as you like.
On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:
1. Load a saved route.
- OR -
2. Enter a starting point and at least one route point.
3. Tap the Show Route button.
The map opens in Preview mode.
The starting point and the route points are marked by flags. For each stage, the
distance and the estimated trip time is given. This information is also displayed for
the entire route.
4. Tap the Start Navigation button or simply start driving.

Viewing the Route Profile

The calculation of a route is based on route options.
On the ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW:
1. Create a route or load a previously saved route.
2. Tap the Show Route button.
The map opens in Preview mode and displays the calculated route.
3. Tap Options > Route Profile.

You can view and, if necessary, change any of the displayed options.
Note: Once options are changed, they remain in effect for all subsequent routes.
You can get information regarding changing individual route profiles by tapping the cor-
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Simulating routes

Simulating routes
You can also view a simulation of a calculated route.

Note: GPS signal reception is not required for simulation. Simulations are restricted to
routes of a maximum of 93 miles.

Starting a route simulation

You have calculated and displayed a route.
With the route displayed in Map Preview mode:
• Tap Options > Simulation.
The route is recalculated for simulation purposes. Simulation starts when calcula-
tion has finished.

Ending simulation
You can end simulation at any time.
While viewing the route simulation:
• Tap (Back).
A window prompts you to confirm your decision to cancel navigation.
The ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW redisplays.

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Viewing a Turn-by-Turn List

Viewing a Turn-by-Turn List

You can display detailed directions of the calculated route before starting navigation or at
any time during navigation. This list displays all of the driving instructions in table form.
With the route displayed in Preview mode:
• Tap the Show Turn-by-Turn List button.
- or -
With the route displayed in Navigation mode or Reality View mode:
• Tap Options > Show Turn-By-Turn List.
The TURN-BY-TURN LIST WINDOW opens.

1. Distance to this junction.

2. Schematic depiction of the next junction where you must turn.
3. Name of the street onto which you must turn.
4. Indicates whether you want to travel on the section of the route.

(Allow) Include this section in the route.

(Forbid) Exclude this section from the route.

Blocking route sections

On the TURN-BY-TURN LIST WINDOW:

1. Tap on the route section you do not want to travel on, so that the (Forbid)
symbol appears next to them.

2. Tap (Modify Route).

The navigation system calculates an alternative route avoiding (if possible) the
route sections selected. The new driving instructions are displayed in the TURN-BY-
TURN LIST WINDOW.

3. Tap (Back) to close the TURN-BY-TURN LIST WINDOW.

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Removing blocks and using original routes

Section blocks can be removed at anytime.
On the TURN-BY-TURN LIST WINDOW:
• Tap Options > Calculate original route.

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NAVIGON 2100 Map

Your NAVIGON 2100 comes with a United States map of the 48 contiguous states.

NAVIGON 2120 Maps

Your NAVIGON 2120 comes with maps of the 48 contiguous United States, Alaska,
Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, and all 13 Canadian provinces/territories.

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View information on the current map

View information on the current map

On the MAIN WINDOW:
• Tap Options > Settings > Current Map.
The CURRENT MAP WINDOW opens.

Selecting a different map (NAVIGON 2120 only)

On the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Settings > Current Map.
The CURRENT MAP WINDOW opens.

2. Tap (List) and select a different map.

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Map in Preview mode

Map in Preview mode

You have entered a destination and tapped the Start Navigation button.
- OR –
Create a route or load a saved route, then tap the Show Route button.
The map opens in Preview mode. The entire route is visible.

3. The route is highlighted in orange.

4. A triangle in orange shows your current position.
If you display a route and the specified starting point is not the same as your cur-
rent location, the current position may not be shown on the preview.
5. The destination is marked with a small flag.
When you have planned or loaded a route and displayed it, the starting point and
each route point is marked with a small flag.
6. The total distance for the route is shown in a small information box, together with
the estimated trip time and the estimated time of arrival.
This information can be displayed or hidden by tapping on Options > Settings >
Basic Settings.
If you display a route with several stages, information for each stage is shown.
7. Tap:
• The Show Turn-by-Turn button to view detailed directions for the route. (See
“Viewing a Turn-by-Turn List” on page 56.)
• The Start Navigation button to begin the journey.
When you display a planned or loaded route, the route may be recalculated.
Starting point for the calculation is your current location. Once the route is cal-
culated, you are guided to the first route point.
• Options > Route Profile to view or change settings used to calculate the route.

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• (Destination search) to view the map in Destination search mode.

For more information on using this feature, see “Map in Destination search mode” on
page 66.

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Map in Navigation mode

Map in Navigation mode

After the route has been viewed in Preview mode, navigation starts.
Navigation is shown in Navigation mode.

1. Signposting to be followed is displayed here.

2. Posted speed limits are displayed here (where available).
3. The route is marked in orange.
4. When two maneuvers need to be executed in quick succession, the small arrow
field indicates the second maneuver to be executed.
5. The large arrow field shows a schematic depiction of the next maneuver. The
remaining distance to the junction is displayed below the arrow.
As you get closer to the junction, the spot diagram, rather than the distance, is
shown.

The nearer you get to the junction, the more yellow spots are displayed.
If you don't have to change direction for a longer period, you see only a forward-
facing arrow. The distance you travel on the road you are on displays beneath the
arrow.
• Tap the large arrow field to hear current route instructions.
6. Your current speed and the height above sea level are displayed here. (Not shown
with default settings. To display this information see “Customizing Your NAVIGON
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7. The remaining distance to the destination, the estimated duration of the trip, and
the estimated time of arrival are shown.
8. An orange triangle shows your current position. The displayed map area continu-
ally changes so that your current position is always centered on the map.
9. If you are navigating a route with several stages, you see the remaining distance,
estimated duration of the trip, and the estimated time of arrival for the next interim
destination in the Next field.
10. The name of the next stretch of road that you must travel on is displayed in the
upper street field.
11. The name of the street you are currently travelling on is displayed in the lower
street field.
12. TMC shortcut button. (Only shown if the TMC (traffic) accessory service has been
purchased. See page 69 for more information.) The TMC shortcut button displays
when traffic messages have been received and are currently available. Tap the
button to display the TRAFFIC INFORMATION WINDOW.
Note: The displays for many of the above mentioned fields can be configured via
Options > Settings > Basic Settings. Some displays only function if the corresponding
information is available on the map.
Note: If you tap on the large arrow field, the current route instruction is repeated.
• Tap Options > Show Turn-by-Turn List to view detailed directions for the route. (See
“Viewing a Turn-by-Turn List” on page 56.)
• Tap (Destination search) to view the map in Destination search mode. (See
“Map in Destination search mode” on page 66.)
• Tap (Back) to quit navigation.

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Map in Navigation mode

Map functions in Navigation mode

When the map is open in Navigation mode, tap any point on the map. Buttons with
various functions are displayed.

2D/3D: Changes between 2D and 3D mode. The symbol for the mode
that is currently set is marked orange.
Day/Night Changes between "day" and "night" display modes. The symbol
for the mode that is currently set is marked orange.
Interim Destination Opens a menu for entering an interim destination. The navigation
system first guides you to this interim destination. Afterwards,
you can simply continue navigation to your original destination.
Skip Route Point Tap this button to omit the next route point. This button is inactive
when less than 2 route points are pending.
Block Tap this button in order to block a section of the route that lies in
front of you, i.e. to recalculate the route in order to avoid this sec-
tion of the route, e.g. if you have heard of a traffic jam relating to
this section on the radio.
Tap this button again to remove the block.
POI on Your Route Tap this button to display POIs on your route. This enables you to
find out, for example, how far it is to the nearest services. A des-
tination shown here can be added as an interim destination by
tapping the (Interim Destination) button to the right of its entry
in the list.

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Map in Destination search mode

The map is always in Destination search mode when a pair of cross hairs can be
seen.
When you are driving, the map's orientation does not change. It is always oriented
with north at the top.

Destination search tools include:

Zoom Out The map section shown becomes larger, but fewer details
are shown.

Zoom In The map section becomes smaller, but shows more details.

Zoom Mode When this button is active, you can plot a map section with
your finger.
Plot the map section from upper left to bottom right and it
zooms to fit the size of the screen.
Plot the map section from bottom right to top left, and the
map zooms out.

Pan Mode When this button is active, you can move the map section
with your finger. Tap on the map and drag it in the desired
direction.

Entire Route Zooms the map so that the entire route is visible.

Current Position Show your current position on the map.

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Map in Destination search mode

Operating in Destination search mode

1. Tap on the point to which you wish to navigate.
The destination that you have selected appears under the cross hairs.

2. Tap (OK).
Buttons with various functions appear.

Take Me There Begins navigation to the selected point. If you are currently
navigating, navigation stops.
Interim Destination Sets the selected point as an interim destination. The navi-
gation system first guides you to this interim destination.
Afterwards, you can continue navigation to your original
destination.
This function is only active during navigation.
Set as Destination Adds the selected point as the last point in the route plan. If
no route plan was open, the selected point becomes the first
point in a new route plan.
Save Opens the SAVE DESTINATION AS... WINDOW. You can enter a
name for the selected point to be stored in the FAVORITES
list.
For more information, see “Starting navigation” on page 42.

Search Nearby Opens the POI NEARBY WINDOW. Here you can search for
destinations near the specified point. (See “POIs nearby” on
page 32.)
• Tap (Destination search) to quit the Destination search mode. You are
returned to the window from which you started this mode.
• Tap (Back) to return to the MAIN WINDOW. If you are currently navigating, you
are prompted to confirm your decision to quit navigation.

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Reality View (Junction View)

Reality View (Junction View)

When, during navigation, you approach a highway junction, the map changes to Real-
ity View mode.

The Reality View mode shows the signposting and lanes you must follow. This mode
displays until you pass the highway junction. Once past the junction, the map returns
to Navigation mode.
While traveling through the highway junction:
• To change from Reality View back to Navigation mode, tap anywhere on the map.
• To change from Navigation Mode back to Reality View, tap the Next Maneuver
button.

Note: Reality View mode is not available for every highway junction. Availability is
dependent on the map data currently in use.

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TMC (Traffic) Information can be purchased for the NAVIGON

2100/2120 as an optional accessory.
Once purchased, TMC information is provided for the lifetime
of your NAVIGON 2100/2120 device at no additional charge.
For more on purchasing and activating this accessory service,
see “Optional Accessory Services” on page 11.

Lifetime TMC Information allows your NAVIGON 2100/2120 to receive the latest traffic
information available. If necessary, it can change your route dynamically in order to
avoid a traffic jam.

Accessing the TMC (Traffic Information) Window

All currently available traffic information can be viewed from the Options button on the
MAIN WINDOW, ROUTE PLANNING WINDOW and any of the map views.
From any of the above windows:
1. Tap Options > Traffic.
The TRAFFIC INFORMATION WINDOW opens.

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The TMC (Traffic Information) Window

Types of Messages
All traffic information Information on all traffic events (severe and moder-
ate traffic jams and obstructions) and weather warn-
ings received in the area, based on TMC antenna
reception.
On route Information on all traffic events (severe and moder-
ate traffic jams and obstructions) and weather warn-
ings occurring along the route.
Not on route: all Information on all traffic events (severe and moder-
ate traffic jams and obstructions) and weather warn-
ings not occurring on the route, based on TMC
antenna reception.
Not on route: traffic jams Information on severe traffic events (traffic jams) not
occurring on the route, based on TMC antenna
reception.
Not on route: obstructions Information on moderate traffic events (obstructions)
not occurring on the route, based on TMC antenna
reception.
Not on route: weather warnings Information on weather warnings not occurring on
the route, based on TMC antenna reception.

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The TMC (Traffic Information) Window

Traffic Flow Severity Indicators

The color of the severity indicator reflects the impact of the traffic occurrence on traffic
flow:

Red Heavy traffic, expect delays.

Yellow Slow moving traffic.

Green Normal traffic flow.

Event or Incident Icons

On the Traffic Information window, the following icons are used to represent traffic
events or incidents:

Slow traffic. Construction.

Accident. Slippery road due to weather

(snow, ice, rain, etc.).

General problem affecting Wind.

traffic flow.

Lane closures. Flooding.

Road closed or blocked. Informational only. No nega-

tive affect on traffic flow.

Ramp problems. On- or off-

ramp closures, etc.

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Displaying traffic messages

The traffic reports that are currently valid are available via the options of several win-
dows.
On the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Traffic.
The TRAFFIC INFORMATION WINDOW opens.
Above the list, the Traffic information button indicates the type of traffic information
listed (on-route, off-route, etc.) and how many messages of this type are listed.
For each traffic message in the list, information about the location and type of traf-
fic obstruction is displayed.
2. Tap a message to view more information on the traffic event.
The TMC DETAIL WINDOW displays.
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The TMC (Traffic Information) Window

Requesting a route recalculation

Note: This procedure is only available when the TMC Setting Recalculate Route is set
to On Request. For more information, see “Select Reroute Settings” on page 76.

During navigation, a message displays when a traffic message indicates a traffic

event exists on your current route. Details of the event are shown on the TMC DETAIL
WINDOW.

On the TMC DETAIL WINDOW:

1. Select how you want the traffic block to be handled. Options are:
Avoid Traffic The navigation software recalculates a route to avoid the traf-
fic obstruction. A (Avoid) appears next to the traffic seg-
ment on the TMC (TRAFFIC MESSAGE) WINDOW.
Ignore The navigation software ignores the traffic message and
remains on the current route. A (Ignore) appears next to
the traffic segment on the TMC (TRAFFIC MESSAGE) WINDOW.
2. Tap the button to select the alternative setting.

3. Tap (Back) to close the TRAFFIC INFORMATION WINDOW.

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TMC Settings Window

TMC Settings Window

In the TMC SETTINGS WINDOW, you can set and configure the TMC receiver, these set-
tings determine how received traffic messages will affect subsequent routing.
On the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Traffic.
2. Tap Options > TMC Settings.

Select another station

On the TMC SETTINGS WINDOW:

• Tap or to tune into another station.

Select Tuning Mode Settings

On the TMC SETTINGS WINDOW:
1. In the Tuning Mode field, select an option:
Automatically The system searches for another station if reception becomes
poor.
Hold station The system searches for the same station on a different fre-
quency if the signal becomes poor.
Hold frequency The system does not search for another station if reception
becomes poor.

2. Tap (List) to view the list and select an option.

3. Tap the Done button to save your changes.

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TMC Settings Window

Specify the type of traffic messages to display

On the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Traffic.
The TRAFFIC INFORMATION WINDOW opens.

On the Navigation map, the (TMC shortcut) button can also be used to display the
TRAFFIC INFORMATION WINDOW. The TMC shortcut button displays when traffic messages
have been received and are currently available. See “Map in Navigation mode” on
page 63.
The Traffic Messages button shows the type of traffic messages listed and how
many messages of this type are listed.

2. Tap the Traffic information button to view a list of available traffic message types.
3. Tap on the type of error messages to display.
4. Tap the OK button to save your changes.

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TMC Settings Window

Select Reroute Settings

You can select whether the navigation software recalculates a route automatically
when a TMC message indicates that a problem exists on your current route.
On the TMC SETTINGS WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > TMC Settings
2. In the Recalculate Route, select how you want to set route recalculation:
Automatically The navigation system determines when to recalculate a route
and when to ignore a traffic event, based on the severity of the
impact on traffic flow. When a traffic message is received that
severely impacts your current route, the navigation software dis-
plays a message indicating that it has recalculated a route
avoiding the event.
On request Each received traffic message displays on screen. You can
specify whether to calculate an alternative route.

3. Tap (Toggle) to switch between options.

The selected value is in bold.
4. Tap the Done button to save your changes.

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Logbook
You can use the NAVIGON 2100/2120 to record your vehicle mileage for tax purposes or
for expense reports. The logbook is recorded in the Logbook.xls file. You can open the file
with Microsoft Excel spreadsheet program. Each recorded trip is added at the bottom of
the spreadsheet as a new entry.
When first used, the Logbook.xls file is created in the MN6\Logbook directory on the nav-
igation device's memory card. If you delete or move this file, a new file is created when you
next record a trip.
The device supports various types of trips for which one could record mileage. You can
record mileage for Business, Personal, Commutes to work, etc.

Note: When logbook recording starts, every movement of the vehicle is recorded, even
when you are not navigating.

Starting a recording
From the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Logbook.
2. Enter the required details.
3. Tap the Start button.

Stopping the recording

From the MAIN WINDOW:
1. Tap Options > Logbook.
2. Tap the Stop button.

Note: A window opens when you have reached your destination. Specify whether you
would like to end logbook recording.

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Accessing the Settings window

The settings can be reached via the options of several windows.
• Tap Options > Settings.

The Settings window

The SETTINGS WINDOW is where you can customize your NAVIGON 2100/2120 to suit
your personal needs and preferences.

The SETTINGS WINDOW has several buttons.

• Tap a button to open the corresponding settings window.

Basic Settings
These settings include:
Language Select the language to be displayed on screen and
to be used with spoken directions. Options are
English, Spanish, or French.
Speak Street Names Indicate whether street names are spoken during
navigation.
Reality View Indicate whether Reality View displays a visual
representation of an approaching junction. High-
way signs and the lane to be used are indicated.
(This feature is dependent on the selected map
and may not be available in all areas.)
2D Zoom Factor Indicate how auto-zoom behaves by default when
a 2D view mode is selected. The zoom changes,
based on speed. When driving slower, the map
scale gets smaller. When driving faster, the map
scale gets larger. Options are no automatic zoom,
smaller or larger map sections, or standard.
3D Map:Show Street Names Indicate whether to show street names on maps
displayed in 3D view mode.

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2D Map:Show Street Names Indicate whether to show street names on maps

displayed in 2D view mode.
2D Map Orientation Indicate the orientation of maps shown in 2D map
view mode. Options are Direction of Travel (at the
top of the map), or Always North (magnetic North
at the top of the map).
Show Altitude and Speed Show or hide the altitude and current speed on a
displayed map.
Display Compass Show or hide a small compass on screen during
navigation.
Show Remaining Distance Show or hide the distance remaining to the desti-
nation or an interim destination, if applicable.
Show Duration of Journey Show or hide the travel time remaining to the desti-
nation or an interim destination, if applicable.
Show Time of Arrival Show or hide the time of arrival at the destination
or an interim destination, if applicable.
Info When Crossing Borders Show or hide local speed restrictions when cross-
ing a country border.
Show Speed Limits Select whether to show highway speed limits.
Options are always, only when exceeding the
speed limit, or never.
Warnings Within Urban Areas Indicate whether a warning displays when exceed-
ing the speed limit in densely populated areas.
Options are to never warn, or to display a warning
when 5, 10, 15 or 20 mph over the stated speed
limit.
Warnings Outside of Urban Areas Indicate whether a warning displays when exceed-
ing the speed limit in less densely populated or
rural areas. Options are to never warn, or to dis-
play a warning when 5, 10, 15 or 20 mph over the
posted speed limit.
Warn Against Certain Speed Limits Show or hide speed limit restrictions in force dur-
ing special situations, such as rain, snow, time of
day restrictions, etc.
Menu Animation Indicate whether the opening of menus is ani-
mated.
Distance Unit Indicate the distance unit to be used, either Miles
or Kilometers.
Time Format Indicate how times are displayed, either a 12 hour
format (with am and pm), or a 24 hour format.
Coordinates Display Show or hide coordinates.
Coordinate Format If coordinates are shown, indicate whether they
display in decimal format or in minutes and sec-
onds format.
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daytime. Options are from 1 (less bright) to 8 (most

bright).
Brightness Night Indicate the display brightness for use at night.
Options are from 1 (less bright) to 8 (most bright).
Speed-Dependent Volume Indicate whether you want the volume level to
increase when your speed increases. Options are
never, yes with a low amplification, or yes with a
high amplification.
In-Store Demo Enable or disable the in-store demo. (When
enabled, the demo starts after 5 minutes.)

Current Map Settings

These settings include:
Current Map Displays information on the currently displayed
map.

POI Settings
These settings include:
Categories Shown Specify the number of POI categories that are
shown on the displayed map.
Direct Access 1 Select the first POI category to display for use with
the POI direct access.
Direct Access 2 Select a second POI category to display for use
with the POI direct access.
Direct Access 3 Select a third POI category to display for use with
the POI direct access.

Route Profile Settings

These settings include:
Speed Profile Select the type of transport: car, bicycle, or pedes-
trian. This is used for calculating routes and arrival
times.
Type of Route Select the type of route to be calculated: Fast,
Optimum (uses both fast and short sections in the
route calculation), Short, or Scenic.
Consider Traffic Information Select whether TMC (traffic information) is used
when calculating a route. (This requires a TMC
reception and may not be available in all areas.)
Note: This option is only available if the TMC (traf-
fic) optional accessory service has been pur-
chased and activated.
Highways Select whether highways are considered in a cal-
culated route.
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culated route.
Ferries Select whether ferries are considered in a calcu-
lated route.
Calculate the Next Stage For routes with multiple stages. After reaching a
route point, select whether the next stage is calcu-
lated automatically.
U-turn allowed Select whether u-turns are considered when calcu-
lating a route.

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Selecting options

Selecting options

Moving between pages

Some NAVIGON 2100/2120 settings required several windows, as shown in the exam-
ple above (Page 1 of 7). To move between windows:

• Tap (To the Left) and (To the Right).

Viewing a list of options for a setting

Some settings have several values. A value can be selected from a list. The value that
is currently valid is shown.

1. Tap (List).
A list with all potential values opens. The value that is currently valid is marked.
2. Tap the desired value. It is now marked.
3. Tap the Accept button.
The list closes. The new value is displayed.

Viewing information about a setting

For each setting there is a (Help) button. Tap the button to view an explanation of
of the setting.

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Selecting options

Toggling between options

Some settings can only accept two or three different values. All values are displayed
with the currently selected value shown in black.

• Tap (Toggle) to alternate between the potential values.

Changing an option setting

After changing an option setting:
• To save the change, tap the Done button.
• To discard the change, tap the Cancel button.
The SETTINGS WINDOW redisplays.

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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO DRIVERS IN CALIFORNIA AND MINNESOTA
State law prohibits drivers in California and Minnesota from using mounts on their
windshields while operating motor vehicles. NAVIGON does not take any responsibil-
ity for any fines, penalties, or damages that may be incurred as a result of disregard-
ing this notice. (See California Vehicle Code Section 26708(a); Minnesota Statutes
2005, Section 169.71)

GPS
Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (“UL”) has not tested the performance or reliability of
the Global Positioning System (“GPS”) hardware, operating software or other aspects
of this product. UL has only tested for fire, shock or casualties as outlined in UL’s
Standard(s) for Safety for Information Technology Equipment (UL 60950-1, cUL 991).
UL Certification does not cover the performance or reliability of the GPS hardware and
GPS operating software. UL MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES OR
CERTIFICATIONS WHATSOEVER REGARDING THE PERFORMANCE OR RELI-
ABILITY OF ANY GPS RELATED FUNCTIONS OF THIS PRODUCT.

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Technical Data
Specifications
Dimensions 4.05” x 3.09” x .72”

Weight 5.4 ounces

Operating conditions Operating temperature -10°C to 60°C

Storage temperature -20°C to 70°C

Humidity 0% to 90%, non-precipitating

CPU Samsung 400Mhz

Operating System Microsoft Windows CE Net 5.0

Display 3.5”-LCD-Color display with resistive Touch-Panel

320 x 240 pixels (WQVGA)
Landscape format, permeable

Memory ROM 64 MB

RAM 64 MB

GPS Built-in (SiRF Star III)

TMC Built-in (GNS FM6)

I/O Keyboard Software keyboard

Loudspeaker Built-in

Memory card SD, compatible with MMC/SD

USB USB 1.1

Rechargeable battery Type Li-Ion, 1100 mAh

Period of operation Up to 3.5 hours1

Charging Electronic Built-in

Duration Approx. 6 hours

Car charger cable Type With integrated TMC antenna

Input 12V = (Direct current, DC)

Output 5V =, 1A (Direct current, DC)

1. Some NAVIGON 2100/2120 features can reduce battery operation time. These include TMC acces-
sory service, GPS antenna reception, Daytime backlight feature, etc. When on full power mode, bat-
tery time is approx. 2-3 hours.

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Compliance Notices

Compliance Notices
The NAVIGON 2100/2120 complies with Part 15 of the FCC interference limits for
Class B digital devices for home or office use.
“Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
interference,and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference
that may cause undesired operation of the device.”
(Carrier frequency: 1575.42MHz, receiver only)

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G
A GPS
arriving at your destination ............................42, 57 current location ..............................................46
faulty reception ................................................4
signals .............................................................4
C symbols .........................................................21
configuration ....................................................... 79
options
move between pages ............................. 83 H
save changes ........................................ 84 home address ...............................................46, 50
selecting ................................................ 83 hotline ................................................................... 2
toggle between options .......................... 84
view a list .............................................. 83
view information ..................................... 83
current location J
save .............................................................. 46 junction view ....................................................... 68

D K
data entry ............................................................ 27 keyboards ........................................................... 23
destination .......................................................... 46
current location .............................................. 46
Favorites ....................................................... 48 L
home address .........................................46, 50
Liability .................................................................. 2
Last Destinations ........................................... 49
license .................................................................. iii
My Destinations ............................................. 48
logbook ............................................................... 77
new ............................................................... 27
start recording ...............................................77
new location
stop recording ................................................77
select by city .......................................... 30
select by street ...................................... 31
no GPS reception .......................................... 42
POI information ............................................. 39 M
quit navigation ............................................... 42 main window ....................................................... 17
save .............................................................. 45 manual
search for national POIs ................................ 29 symbols ...........................................................1
search for POI .........................................29, 43 maps ................................................................... 61
search for POIs nearby .................................. 29 destination search mode ......................... 66, 67
select a map area .......................................... 28 junction view ..................................................68
start navigation .............................................. 42 navigation mode ............................................63
Take Me Home .............................................. 50 functions ................................................ 65
tap on the map .............................................. 29 NAVIGON 2100 .............................................59
destination search NAVIGON 2120 .............................................59
POI direct access .......................................... 29 Reality View ..................................................68
POI in a city ................................................... 29 menus ................................................................. 24
destination search mode ..................................... 66 message types to display .................................... 75
functions ....................................................... 67 My Destinations .................................................. 48
operating in ................................................... 67 Favorites .......................................................48
Last Destinations ...........................................49

E
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N delete ............................................................52
entering .........................................................52
navigation ........................................................... 54
order of .........................................................52
block a route section ...................................... 56
no GPS reception .......................................... 42
route profile ......................................................... 54
quit ............................................................... 42 routes
remove a block on a route section .................. 57 arrive at your destination ......................... 42, 57
route profile ................................................... 54 block a route section ......................................56
start .............................................................. 42 calculate and display ......................................54
navigation mode ................................................. 63 load a saved ..................................................53
manage .........................................................53
functions ....................................................... 65
navigation ......................................................54
NAVIGON 2100/2120
planning ........................................................51
description ....................................................... 3
remove a block on a route section ..................57
installation ....................................................... 8
route points ...................................................52
maps ............................................................. 59
route profile ...................................................54
power ............................................................ 10
save ..............................................................53
start ........................................................11, 17
simulation ......................................................55
stop ............................................................... 20
end ........................................................ 55
storage card .................................................... 8
start ....................................................... 55
TMC .............................................................. 10
starting point ..................................................51
what’s included ................................................ 5
changing ................................................ 52
new destination ................................................... 27
current location ...................................... 51

O S
optional accessories
safety information .................................................. 6
activating ....................................................... 11
search
confirming activation
national POIs .................................................29
Traffic .................................................... 14
POIs nearby ..................................................29
Zagat POIs ............................................ 15
Search for POI
optional accessory
direct access .................................................29
TMC
in a city ..........................................................29
status .................................................... 22
search for POI
information ....................................................39
service ................................................................... 2
P settings
password configuration ..................................................79
cancelling a ................................................... 26 move between pages .....................................83
changing a .................................................... 25 save changes ................................................84
help ............................................................... 26 selecting ........................................................83
setting a ........................................................ 25 TMC ..............................................................74
password lock ..................................................... 25 toggle between options ..................................84
POI view a list ......................................................83
direct access ................................................. 29 view information .............................................83
in a city ......................................................... 29 volume ..........................................................19
POIs national ...................................................... 29 settings window ................................................... 79
POIs nearby ........................................................ 29 accessing ......................................................79
power .................................................................. 10 simulation
symbols ........................................................ 21 end ...............................................................55
preview mode ..................................................... 61 start ...............................................................55
software keyboards ............................................. 23
storage card .......................................................... 8
R support .................................................................. 2
symbols used in the manual ................................. 1
Reality View ........................................................ 68
recalculate route ................................................. 76
route planning ..................................................... 51

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Take Me Home .............................................46, 50
TMC
recalculate route ............................................ 76
show .......................................................69, 72
symbols ........................................................ 22
traffic message types to display ..................... 75
tuning ............................................................ 74
TMC settings
recalculate route ............................................ 76
trademarks ............................................................ 2
traffic information ................................................ 75
recalculate route ............................................ 76
settings ......................................................... 74
show .......................................................69, 72
tuning ............................................................ 74
tuning
TMC .............................................................. 74
turn-by-turn list .................................................... 56
block a route section ...................................... 56
remove a block on a route section .................. 57
view a ........................................................... 56

V
volume ................................................................ 19

W
what’s included ..................................................... 5

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