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Have you got NAV!
Here's how it works ...
The Navigation computer receives signals from GPS satellites, an inbuilt
gyroscope sensor (electronic compass), and a vehicle speed sensor
in combination to determine the vehicle's position. By comparing
this calibration to the map disc in the computer, the true vehicle
position is accurate to within metres. The system always remains
accurate, even in tunnels or when GPS reception is compromised.
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Here's what New Zealand's leading In-Car Navigation System has
to offer ...
- Map Scale
- Distance to Next Turn
- Next Turn
- Advanced Direction Indicator
- Current Position
- Current Location
- Distance to Destination
- Estimated Time of Arrival
Key Features:
- Continually updated guidance and pictograms.
- Spoken guidance instructions with gender and
language choice.
- User selectable pictogram, map (100m to 1,000Km
scale) or split screen display.
- Automatic switching of day and night colour
schemes.
- Destination input entry by City, Street,
Junction, House number (where available) Latitude/Longitude or Point of
Interest (POI).
- IR remote control with docking cradle and back
lit function buttons.
- 200 Address book memory capacity with "Home"
and "Work" presets.
- Alternative route function for fast detours.
- Via point function for pre-programming route
plan.
- Route selection choices; Fastest, Shortest, Main/Non Main Roads,
with minimisation of Tool Roads, Ferries and
Tunnels.
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