Blaupunkt TravelPilot 700 Service Manual Page 1

Mobile NavigationTravelPilot 700www.blaupunkt.comOperating and installation instructions(Long version)

10Initial startup | Installation in the vehicleThe charging process in the switched-off state is approx. 3 hours. The charge state indicator is lo-cat

Installation in the vehicle | Audio playback via the loudspeakers11Installation exampleThe fi gure shows only an installation suggestion. For the insta

12Audio playback via the loudspeakers | Switching on/off | Operating the menusConnect the car sound system with the navi-gation device by means of a c

Operating the menus | Information about GPS13Intelligent auto-completion functionDuring destination input, the device auto-com-pletes characters as fa

14Information about GPS | Performing basic settingsThis menu contains this information:Latitude/Longitude: Current position in longitude and latitudeA

Performing basic settings 15Entering the home addressTouch the symbol in the main menu.The map is displayed.Touch the symbol.The Navigation menu is di

16Navigation | Destination inputNavigation The navigation device does not release you from your responsibility as a driver for correct and pru-dent be

Destination input17Entering an address Touch the symbol.The Destination menu is displayed.Note:You do not have to repeat entering the country, city an

18Destination input | Speech input | Points of interest (POI)Touch the desired address or the coordi-nates.The Position menu is displayed with addi-t

Points of interest (POI)19Special POIsMy POIsBesides point-of-interest (POI) catego-ries, such as petrol stations and parking, the My POIs category is

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20Points of interest (POI) | Tour planningPrerequisite:Bluetooth connection to the cell phone (ch. "Bluetooth function")After selecting the

Tour planning | Using a destination from the destination memory21Touch the button to close the map view.Touch the buttons to select an-other destinati

22Additional functions after the destination input | Country info | SimulationAdditional functions after the destination input/tour planningPrerequisi

Simulation | Storing the position | Destination/tour memory23Enter a name for the destination and confi rm with OK.The destination is stored under the

24Destination/tour memoryEnter a name for the destination and touch OK.The destination is stored under the name en-tered in the My Destinations &

Destination/tour memory | Calculating a route25Backing up destinations (backup copy)To back up the saved destinations (My Destina-tions & Tours) a

26Calculating a route | Specifying route optionsSpecifying route optionsThe route options can be defi ned at any time. If you change the route options

Specifying route options | Route guidance27Route guidanceDANGER!Disregarding traffi c rules can lead to accidentsFollow the turn-by-turn directions onl

28Offroad route guidance | Working with the mapOffroad route guidance (geocaching)Geocaching is the search for locations via GPS. The coordinates of t

Working with the map29In the map view, touch the symbol to reach the Map/navigation settings.If a route guidance is currently active, a differ-ent sym

Device overview31 Display (touchscreen): Simple and intuitive operation by touching the buttons on the display.2 VOL -: Decreases the volume3 On/

30Working with the mapTouch the symbol on the third page of the Map Settings menu.A list of the available road maps is displayed.Touch the desired roa

Working with the map31Touch the symbol to show (check mark) or hide (no check mark) the POI groups.Note:All of the 4 POI groups consist of additional

32Working with the map | Map display during route guidanceSpeed limitDuring the navigation, the speed limits applicable to the position of the vehicle

Map display during route guidance | Video display33The compass always points north (for ori-entation)Top fi eld: Name of next streetBottom fi eld: Name

34Video display | Voice output during route guidance | Additional functionsDANGER!Distraction from the traffi c can cause accidentsThe video display do

Additional functions35Displaying the route list and entering blockingsThe route list can be displayed to gain an overview of the route.In the Route Gu

36Additional functions | TMC functionTMC functionThe Traffi c Message Channel continuously broad-casts traffi c announcements. You device allows you to

TMC function | Infotainment | Bluetooth function37Urgent messages onlyTouch the symbol to start the station search.The station found next is shown on

38Bluetooth functionStarting the Bluetooth applicationTouch the symbol in the Infotainment menu.The Bluetooth menu is displayed. The Bluetooth functi

Bluetooth function39Phone bookThe phonebook function is available for more phone comfort. Fill the phone book yourself with entries or load the entrie

4ContentsDevice overview ...2Safety notes ...8Warning symbols used ...

40Bluetooth functionInbox/outboxIncoming and sent SMS are stored. They can be read and deleted.Touch the Read Inbox Messages button to list messages r

Bluetooth function41Touch the symbol.The File Upload menu is displayed.Touch the desired fi le.Touch the Download button to transfer the fi le to the me

42Bluetooth functionTouch the symbol.The Paired Devices menu is dis-played. All cell phones that are reg-istered are listed.Touch a cell phone in the

Bluetooth function43Switching visibility on/offFor the Bluetooth connection, the navigation de-vice must be visible to other Bluetooth-ready de-vices.

44Bluetooth function | Illustrated phrase book | Camera functionObtain the following settings from your service provider or the operating instructions

Camera function | Entertainment45Resolution: Selecting the image resolu-tionThe brightness is automatically adjusted to the environment.Touch the OK b

46EntertainmentIf you want to remove the memory card after its use:If necessary, exit all running applications of the memory card, e.g. the music play

Entertainment47Random playback (Mix)The Mix function allows you to play the tracks of the current directory, a playlist or the selected genre at rando

48EntertainmentTouch the symbol to view information about the image fi le.Touch the symbol to delete an image.Touch the button to exit the menu.Slide s

Entertainment49Connecting the back-up camera or an external audio/video sourceIf a back-up camera is correctly connected in the vehicle, you can trans

Contents5Storing the position ...23Destination/tour memory ...23Saving destinations ...

50Television (DVB-T)Television (DVB-T)Mobile television is possible with DVB-T (Digital Video Broadcasting Terrestrial). Digital television signals ar

Television (DVB-T)51Touch the station list to call up the station list and directly select the desired station.Touch the buttons to switch be-tween th

52Television (DVB-T)Electronic programme guide (EPG)The Electronic Programme Guide is a programme overview for current and future television pro-gramm

Television (DVB-T)53SubtitleIf a station offers subtitles for a current pro-gramme, they can be displayed. Depending on the language offering, you can

54Internet functionInternet functionConnect the device with a WLAN router at home, a hotspot in a hotel or something similar like a mobile computer an

Internet function55Manually confi guring and connecting an invisible WLAN network (SSID is suppressed)Prerequisite:You know the name (SSID) of the netw

56Internet functionYou can scroll the web page and click on links to other web pages (hyperlinks) – just like a computer.Note:Use the menu settings, V

Internet function57Display by Address/Title: The addresses or titles are displayed for the web pages.Move Up/Down: The previously selected bookmark is

58Internet functionView tab:Display Mode: Adjusting the display of the web page (e.g. optimised for the display size).Text Size: Selecting the text si

Internet function59Touch the respective empty text fi eld of the following entries to perform the correspond-ing entry with the keyboard:Account Name:

6ContentsAnswering or rejecting a call ...38Ending a call and additional functions ...38Managing the call list ...38Ph

60Internet functionTouch the empty text fi eld to enter an e-mail address via the keyboard.Touch the Save button to save the entry and return to the Se

Internet function61Editing an e-mailIn the Compose menu, touch the button, if necessary, to scroll through the menu.To select an account,touch the arr

62Internet functionTouch the symbol to call up the set-tings.Touch the respective empty text fi eld of the following entries to perform the correspond-

Internet function63Touch the symbol to remove the station from the favourites.Touch the Yes button to confi rm the deletion or No to cancel.Saving a ne

64Offi ce functionOffi ce functionThe Offi ce menu contains useful functions for your mobile offi ce – for reading, writing and comput-ing.Use the Offi ce

Offi ce function65Drawing programme (Paint)Touch the symbol to open the draw-ing programme.The document list is displayed.Touch the New button to creat

66Offi ce functionPlaying recordingsTouch en entry in the Voice Recorder menu.Touch the button for playback.Editing recordingsTouch en entry in the Voi

Offi ce function | My fi les67Touch the button to open the fi le.Touch the button to change to the next higher directory level.Touch the Exit button to e

68My fi lesData transfer with memory cardPlease read the technical data to fi nd out which memory cards are compatible with the device.Loading data onto

Settings69SettingsYou can perform these settings:Map and navigation settings (ch. "Working with the map")Device settings: Adjust the settin

Contents7Calling up a web page ...55Selecting web pages/addresses from history ... 56Addi

70SettingsIn the Settings menu, touch the sym-bol to list the available applications.Touch an entry in the list to select the desired application.Touc

Settings71In the Settings menu, touch the symbol.A list with available languages is displayed.Touch the language in the list that you want to use.Touc

72Settings | Software | Service | WarrantyPrerequisite:You previously confi gured one of the two pos-sible Internet accesses (ch. "Internet func-t

Technical data73Technical dataDimensions (W x H x D)123 x 90 x 17.5 mmWeightapprox. 243 gOperating temperature-20 °C ... 60 °CStorage temperature-30 °

74Troubleshooting tableTroubleshooting tableProblem Cause MeasureThe device does not work or does not work correctly.The operating system is over-load

Troubleshooting table75Problem Cause MeasureThe camera does not acquire the speed limits or not very good.The camera is not correctly aligned.Align th

76Troubleshooting tableProblem Cause MeasureThe device has no or only a very poor TMC reception.The internal TMC antenna only receives a weak TMC.Conn

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78Troubleshooting tableCountry: Phone: Fax:Germany (D) 0180-5000225 05121-49 4002Austria (A) 01-610 39 0 01-610 39 391Denmark (DK) 44-898

8Safety notesSafety notesFor your personal benefi t, carefully read the fol-lowing safety notes before operating the device for the fi rst time.Warning

Safety notes | Initial startup9Notes about handling the CD/DVDThe device is supplied with a CD/DVD that con-tains navigation software and map material