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This Navigator has a built-
in Lock-on-Road feature that
always puts the position arrow
on the road, on the axis of the
street in case of one-way streets,
or on the side of the road where
you drive on two-way roads.
The location received from the
GPS receiver is shown as a
blue dot on the map. This can
help you nd your location if the
GPS accuracy is poor, and the
Lock-on-Road system puts you
on the wrong street. It is also the
location saved in the track log
(6.7.2.6).
NOTE:
The Lock-on-Road feature can be
turned off in advanced settings
(7.6.4.5) for pedestrian use.
When switched off, the arrow is
displayed at the position reported
by the GPS receiver.
When the GPS position is
lost, the arrow turns grey, but
the journey continues on the
recommended route for a short
period of time with the speed
last detected before the GPS
position was lost. When the next
route event is reached, or after
40 seconds, the arrow stops,
and remains gray until GPS
reception returns. This way
short tunnels can be crossed
without losing the position.
6.3.7 Selected Map Point
(Cursor)
If you tap the map somewhere
or select a specic item in Find,
it will become the selected point
on the map, marked with a
small red dot and permanently
radiating red circles to make it
conspicuous at all zoom levels,
even when it is in the background
of a 3D map view. You can use
this point as starting or ending
point of the route. You can
search for a POI near to it, mark
it with a drawing-pin, or save