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VZ Navigator Version 5Windows Mobile User Guide
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First Edition (December 2009)
Document Number: ABNG01UG-50101
User Guide
Contents
Chapter 1 Introducing VZ Navigator ...............................................................1
Enabling GPS Location on Your Phone ........................................................................................................ 2
Introducing the Main Features of VZ Navigator............................................................................................. 3
Chapter 2 Navigating..................................................................................5
Creating a Route ........................................................................................................................................... 6
Typing an Address ........................................................................................................................................ 7
Getting a Trip Preview and Summary............................................................................................................ 8
Travelling a Route ......................................................................................................................................... 9
Getting a Detour for your Trip...................................................................................................................... 10
Creating a Pedestrian Route from Your Current Location........................................................................... 11
Planning a Pedestrian Route....................................................................................................................... 12
Cancelling and Resuming a Trip ................................................................................................................. 13
Chapter 3 Showing Maps ........................................................................... 13
Getting a Map of your Current Location ...................................................................................................... 14
Getting a Weather Forecast for Your Map Location.................................................................................... 15
Viewing a Follow Me Map............................................................................................................................ 16
Getting Traffic Conditions............................................................................................................................ 17
Using the Map Tray to Search Nearby ........................................................................................................ 18
Getting the Details of Your Search Results ................................................................................................. 19
Using Say It to Find a Location or an Airport............................................................................................... 20
Using Say It to Find an Address.................................................................................................................. 21
Chapter 4 Conducting Searches .................................................................. 23
Selecting Businesses or Other Points of Interest ........................................................................................ 24
Finding Businesses or Other Points of Interest ........................................................................................... 25
Getting More Information About Selected POIs .......................................................................................... 26
Getting a Map of a POI................................................................................................................................ 27
Searching for Movies................................................................................................................................... 28
Finding a Theater Playing the Movie You Want to See............................................................................... 29
Searching for Events ................................................................................................................................... 30
Getting the Details of an Event.................................................................................................................... 32
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Finding an Address from Your Recents or Favorites ...................................................................................33
Finding an Airport.........................................................................................................................................34
Getting Roadside Assistance from Verizon Wireless...................................................................................35
Chapter 5 Sharing Locations....................................................................... 37
View Place Messages You Received ..........................................................................................................38
Sending a Place Message to Share a Location ...........................................................................................39
Getting Your Facebook Verification Key ......................................................................................................40
Updating Your Facebook Page....................................................................................................................41
Chapter 6 Setting Your VZ Navigator Preferences ............................................ 43
Setting Regional Preferences ......................................................................................................................44
Setting Route Options Preferences .............................................................................................................45
Setting Map Tray Preferences .....................................................................................................................46
Setting the Content Carousel Preferences ..................................................................................................47
Setting Audio Preferences ...........................................................................................................................48
Setting Advanced Preferences ....................................................................................................................49
Appendix A VZ Navigator POI Categories....................................................... 51
Appendix B VZ Navigator Events................................................................. 53
Index ................................................................................................... 55
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Chapter 1
Introducing VZ Navigator
VZ Navigator runs on your mobile phone as a GPS-enabled application that provides many of the standard features of an on-board navigation system. Unlike GPS devices permanently mounted on your vehicle, you can take VZ Navigator with you wherever you go.
With VZ Navigator you get:
Visual and voice turn-by-turn route directions during your trips.
Notification of current traffic conditions ahead on your route.
Alternative detour routes around traffic congestion on the roads ahead.
Maps that show your route on a trip, where you are currently located, and any location that you are interested in viewing.
Search tools to locate businesses, movies, events, and other points of interest (POI).
Weather forecasts that show current and expected weather over the next week in any area.
Pedestrian navigation.
Bookmarks to save your favorite locations and recent searches to easily reuse again.
Place messages that you can send to and receive from other VZ Navigator users containing geographic information to create maps and get directions to a location.
Automatic speech recognition for hands-free navigation while driving.
Updates to your Facebook page with your current location.
Personal preferences to customize how VZ Navigator operates on your mobile phone.
Roadside Assistance option from Verizon Wireless.
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Enabling GPS Location on Your Phone
Enabling GPS Location on Your Phone
Your phone is equipped with a Location feature for use with GPS services like VZ Navigator. The Location feature enables the network to detect your current position. You must ensure that your phone’s Location feature is turned ON for use with VZ Navigator. If VZ Navigator detects that your phone’s Location feature is not enabled, you will see a message requesting that you enable the Location feature.
Important:
The procedure to set GPS services varies slightly for the version of Windows Mobile installed on the mobile phone running VZ Navigator. If you are using a different phone model, refer to the User Guide supplied by the phone manufacturer for comparable instructions to enable GPS positioning.
To set position location on a Windows Mobile phone
1. Show the Main menu of your Windows Mobile phone.
2. Select Start.
3. Select Settings and show the Personal tab.
4. Select Phone.
5. Select the Services tab.
6. Select GPS and tap Change Setting
7. Set LOCATION ON.
8. Select OK.
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Introducing the Main Features of VZ Navigator
After you launch VZ Navigator, the Main menu shows a set of buttons and icons that represent the primary product features. You always start using VZ Navigator by selecting a feature icon or button from the Main menu.
Each primary feature includes a set of secondary windows to complete a specific VZ Navigator task.
Navigate
Navigate includes options to get directions to a destination or plan a trip based on your personal preferences. For more information, see “Navigating” on page 5.
Find
With Find, you can search for businesses, movies, events, or other points of interest (POI). You select what your are looking for and the area to search. VZ Navigator shows a list of all matches that meet your search criteria. After you select an item from the search list, you can create a map with directions to the POI you selected. For more information, see “Conducting Searches” on page 23.
Share
You can send and receive place messages to share location information with other VZ Navigator users. When you receive a message, you can create a map and get directions to the location included in the message. For more information, see “Sharing Locations” on page 37.
Maps
With Maps, you can view maps of a location that you specify, a map of where you are currently located, or a map that moves with you as you travel. You can also select options to view a weather report at a location and the current traffic conditions in an area that you select. For more information, see “Showing Maps” on page 13.
Content Carousel that periodicallyrefreshes to show information
like current weather, gas prices,product tips, or movies playing in
your immediate area
Map that shows your current location with a customizable map tray to search for POIs in the immediate area
Search feature to find POIs, movies, and other searchable information in a location you select
Navigation feature to select astarting point, destination, and
route options for your trip
Place message feature to share location information with other VZ Navigator or Verizon Wireless customers
Approximate address of where youare currently located
Scroll button to manually move forward or backward through the Content Carousel topics
Say It is Automated Speech Recognition (ASR) that uses your voice to enter the names of a place, an airport, or an address to search for
EachVZ Navigator window includes a Menu with a list of options appropriate for the feature content shown in the window
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Introducing the Main Features of VZ Navigator
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Chapter 2
Navigating
After you select Navigate from the VZ Navigator main menu, you see a set of options to plan a trip that includes a map with route directions.
Based on your navigational preferences, VZ Navigator creates navigational routes with audio or voice directions.
After you select your starting point and destination, VZ Navigator begins calculating the route based on your navigational preferences. VZ Navigator downloads step-by-step directions and shows the first step of the route in detail. If you choose to navigate to a destination, the Navigation window is displayed. If you choose to preview the trip beforehand, the Look Ahead window is displayed.
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Creating a Route
Creating a Route
You need to set a starting point and destination to create a route for your trip. If you want, you can also change your navigational preferences for each trip.
To create a route
1. Select Navigate from the VZ Navigator main menu to show the Navigate window with entry fields for your route’s starting point, destination, and the options you want to use to create the route.
2. Select Destination.
The Location window appears with options to select a destination. .
3. Select a destination.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set a different starting point of the route.
5. If you want to change your current preferences, tap Route Options and change the values.
6. Select Preview.
VZ Navigator calculates a route to your destination based on your current navigational preferences. After calculations are complete, VZ Navigator shows a list of all steps in the route.
Address Type an address or use the Address field contextual Paste command to copy an address in the field. Select and press on the Address field to show the contextual command list.
For more informatin about typing an address, see“Typing an Address” on page 7.
Current Location Your current location, which cannot be both a starting point and destination for a route.
Recents Select from a list of locations you recently searched.
Favorites Select from locations saved to your Favorites
Contacts Select a location from contacts or addresses stored in your mobile phone’s address book.
Airports Select an airport from a list of domestic airports by name or three-character airport code.
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Typing an Address
VZ Navigator supports free form address entry. You can enter a standard U.S. address as a single text string without separator characters between the different parts of the address.
VZ Navigator returns the most precise address results if you enter an address in the following order with a space between each part of the address:
street_number street_name city state ZIP_Code
VZ Navigator shows an approximate address if you only enter a city/state combination or ZIP Code.
To type an address
1. Select Find from the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Address from the Find window to show a list of options to select an address.
3. Select the address field near the top of the window to set window focus and show the keypad.
4. Type the address as a single string without separator characters between the different parts of the address.
Example:
9000 sunset blvd los angeles ca 90069
5. Select Find.
The Address window updates and shows the address you typed.
If there are two or more possible locations that match the address string you typed, you see a window that lists the possible matching addresses.
6. Select the address you want from the list.
7. Use the options shown from the Address window to map, navigate or share the address you typed.
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Getting a Trip Preview and Summary
Getting a Trip Preview and Summary
You can get a preview of every step of your route before actually starting your trip. VZ Navigator also provides a trip summary that shows the entire route on a map.
You can use VZ Navigator to find the best route for a trip. As part of your trip planning, you can set options for the type of route you want to travel, the type of vehicle you want to travel in, and any road features that you want to avoid in your trip. You can also request a detour for an alternative route around traffic congestion.
If your trip starting point is your current location, VZ Navigator immediately presents navigational maps that show your route to your destination. If your starting point is somewhere else, VZ Navigator shows the VZ Navigator window.
To see a preview and summary of your trip
1. Create a route for your trip by completing the procedure described on page 6.
2. Select Preview from the Navigate window.
The Preview window lists all route roads, the distance you travel on each road, and the type of route maneuver you need to complete to get on the road.
The first road appears at the top of the list, and the destination is the last listed route segment.
3.Select Menu and tap Trip Summary.
The Trip Summary window shows a map of the entire route, the distance, and current traffic conditions.
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Travelling a Route
As you start travelling, Gokivo Navigator shows a map with your current location and the next turn in your route. The map continuously updates to show the progress of your trip to your destination. Navigational icons show the type of navigational maneuver you need to make to get on the next road and the remaining distance.
If you set your preferences to include audio navigation, you hear voice instructions or a tone as you approach the next step in your route.You can change your navigational preferences as you travel by selecting options from Menu. The two screen shots shown above are 3D and 2D map views of the same route that can be selected as Menu options.
The window shows your route overlaid on the roads to your destination. Yellow arrows indicate route maneuvers and turns that you need to make to get on the next road. The name of the current road you are travelling on appears immediately beneath the navigation map and the name of the upcoming road appears in the header area above the map.
A traffic bar shows current traffic conditions on the upcoming roads of your route. A green bar indicates very little if any delays caused by traffic incidents or congestion. The color of the traffic bar transitions from green to amber to red as your route experiences more traffic delays. The example of a navigation map above shows an incident icon. You can get a detour around congestion by selecting the Detour Menu option.
Name of next road on route
Name of next road on route
Next routemaneuver and
distance
Traffic incident and distance
Name ofcurrent road on
route
Name of current road on route
Estimatedremaining time
of tripTraffic Bar
showing traffic conditions on
route
Traffic Bar showing traffic conditions on
route
Next route maneuver and distance
Remainingdistance of trip
Estimated remaining time of trip
Remaining distance of trip
Map compass Map compass
3D Map View 2D Map View
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Getting a Detour for your Trip
Getting a Detour for your Trip
VZ Navigator navigation maps show two visual indicators when there are delays ahead on your route:
If you experience delays while travelling, VZ Navigator provides several Detour options to create an alternative route to your destination.
To get a detour for your trip
1. If you notice traffic delays on your route, tap Menu and select the Detour option.
Congestion
Create a detour route around traffic congestion ahead on your route.
Distance
Create a detour route for a fixed distance (1 mi, 2 mi, 5 mi, or 10 mi) along your current route.
Road
Create a detour route that excludes one or more roads on your current route.
Entire Route
Create a new route to your destination that uses entirely different roads.
Incidents
Create a detour that circumvents one or more incidents ahead on your route.
2. Select a detour option and set your detour preferences based on the type of detour you chose.
3. Select OK.
VZ Navigator calculates an alternative route based on the type of detour and options you selected.
VZ Navigator shows the estimated travel time and delay for the calculated detour and your current route.
4. Select the detour or current route for directions to continue to your destination.
The traffic bar changes color to indicate traffic flow, which is the current average speed on the route compared to the road’s posted speed limit. Heavy rush hour traffic is an example of a traffic flow delay.
A green bar indicates that current traffic flow is near the posted speed limit. An amber bar indicates there is some delay. A red bar indicates there is severe delay.
A traffic incident warning indicates there are delays on the route caused by road construction or an accident. The incident warning shows the estimated distance from your current route location to the incident.
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Creating a Pedestrian Route from Your Current Location
You can use VZ Navigator to create a pedestrian route from your current location as you walk to a destination.
To create a pedestrian route from your current location
1. Select Navigate from the VZ Navigator main menu to show the Navigate window with entry fields for your route’s starting point, destination, and the options you want to use to create the route.
2. Select the Route Options field to show the Preferences Route Options window.
3. Set the Mode preference to Pedestrian and tap OK.
4. Select Avoid and select Highways, Toll Roads, and HOV Lanes as avoidances for your pedestrian route.
5. Save your pedestrian preferences.
6. Select a destination for your pedestrian trip.
7. Select your current location as the starting point of the trip.
8. Select Menu and select Trip Summary to see your starting point, destination, and route on a map. .
9. Select Navigate and begin walking your route, which is overlaid on the path shown in the map.
The walking man avatar shows your current location on the route map. Icons show POIs along the route.
10. Select Talk to listen to spoken directions for the next step in your pedestrian route.
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Planning a Pedestrian Route
Planning a Pedestrian Route
You can use VZ Navigator to plan a pedestrian route between a starting other than your current location and a destination. VZ Navigator provides a preview of the entire route for you to create what if scenarios to find the best route you want to walk based on your preferences.
To plan a pedestrian route
1. Select Navigate from the VZ Navigator main menu to show the Navigate window with entry fields for your route’s starting point, destination, and the options you want to use to create the route.
2. Select the Route Options field to show the Preferences Route Options window.
3. Set the Mode preference to Pedestrian and tap OK.
4. Save your pedestrian preferences.
5. Select a destination for your pedestrian trip.
6. Select the Start field and select a location other than your current location as the starting point.
7. Select Preview to see all of the steps in your route.
8. If necessary, scroll the window to see the remaining route steps and the final destination.
9. Select Menu and select Trip Summary to see your starting point, destination, and route on a map.
10. Repeat steps 2-8 until you find the best route for your pedestrian trip.]
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Cancelling and Resuming a Trip
Occasionally, you may need to cancel a trip that your are navigating with VZ Navigator. You can also resume the trip after you have cancelled it.
To cancel and resume a trip
1. While travelling, tap Back to cancel your trip.
You see the Stop Navigation? pop-up window with options to stop navigation or continue the trip.
2. Select Yes to cancel your trip.
You return to the VZ Navigator main menu.
3. If you want to resume a trip that you cancelled, tap Navigate from the main menu.
The Navigate window shows the Resume button with the destination listed for the trip you cancelled.
4. Select Resume.
VZ Navigator recalculates the trip to your previous destination using your present location as the starting point.
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Cancelling and Resuming a Trip
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Chapter 3
Showing Maps
The Maps feature provides options to view a map of a specific location, get a map of your current location, and view a Follow Me map that shows your movement along a route.
Maps also includes options to see a weekly weather forecast or current traffic conditions on roads near a location that you select.
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Getting a Map of your Current Location
Getting a Map of your Current Location
You can always get a map of your current location by tapping on the Map icon of the main menu.
To get a map of your current location
1. Show the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select the Map icon near the upper right corner of the main menu.
The VZ Navigator window refreshes and shows a map with your current location identified with a blue pin.
3. Select the blue pin to show a location balloon that appears above the pin with your current approximate address.
4. Select the location balloon.
The Location window appears with options to navigate to a destination, create a map around your current location, or send a place message containing the location.
You can also tap Menu for other options to add your current location as one of your VZ Navigator Favorites or conduct a search. The next procedure explains how to get a weekly weather forecast around your current location with a Menu option.
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Getting a Weather Forecast for Your Map Location
The Content Carousel shows current weather conditions for your current location. You can also get a weather forecast that shows current and projected conditions over the next week for your current location. VZ Navigator shows a summary forecast for the current day and the following six days. You can view the details of a weather forecast by selecting any day from the weather summary window.
To get a weather forecast for your current location
1. Select the Map icon near the upper right corner of the main menu to get a map of your current location.
2. Select the map pin to show the location balloon.
3. Select Menu from the Location window and tap Weather.
A window appears with a weather forecast summary for your current location. The window shows a forecast for the current day and the next six days. Scroll your window to see all days in the forecast.
4. To get the details about the weather for any day shown in the window, tap the day from the list.
5. Select Back to return to the summary weather forecast window.
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Viewing a Follow Me Map
Viewing a Follow Me Map
A Follow Me map shows your current location on a map with a movable avatar that shows your current position as your are travelling. The map is oriented to your current direction of travel to keep your location constantly centered on the map as you move along your route.
The map continuously updates your position. When you see the position avatar with a cross within it, VZ Navigator is getting a GPS location fix. When you see a cursor with a pie shaped wedge, the point of the wedge indicates your current directional heading along the route.
To create a Follow Me map
1. Select the Map icon near the upper right corner of the main menu to get a map of your current location.
2. Select Menu, and then tap Follow Me.
A Follow Me map appears with the avatar showing your current position.
3. Select the zoom in button on the map to show a smaller map area with more detail.
4. Select the zoom out button to show a larger map area with less detail.
5. Select Back to exit from a Follow Me map and return to the main menu.
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Getting Traffic Conditions
VZ Navigator shows two types of traffic information while you are travelling. Traffic flow is the average speed on a road, which can be affected by rush hour traffic or construction. Road color shows the current average traffic flow on a road.
Green indicates traffic flow on the road is near posted speed limits.
Yellow indicates traffic is experiencing some delays.
Red indicates severe traffic delays on the road.
Traffic incidents are typically accidents that affect the speed of traffic on a road. VZ Navigator maps shows triangular icons to identify the locations of traffic incidents on a map.
To see current traffic conditions
1. Create a Follow Me map that shows the roads near your current location.
2. Select the Show Traffic button.
The map updates and shows traffic flow and incidents near your current location. Look for yellow or red lines on roads that indicate traffic flow problems.
3. To get more information about incidents you see on the map, press the [Menu] key and tap Incident. You see a summary view that lists all traffic incidents.
4. Select an incident from the list to get more information about the incident.
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Using the Map Tray to Search Nearby
Using the Map Tray to Search Nearby
The Map Tray contains up to four POI icons that you can tap to search around your immediate area. For example, you can conduct an along my route search while you are travelling using your Follow Me map. VZ Navigator searches for the POI you selected near the immediate area of the roads that make up your route.
To search using the Map Tray
1. Select the Map icon near the upper right corner of the main menu to get a map of your current location.
2. Select Menu, and then tap Follow Me.
3. Select the icon at the left margin of your map to show the Map Tray.
The Map Tray slides out and shows the POI icons that you tap to start a search.
4. Select a POI icon shown in the tray.
Your map updates and shows the location of POIs with pins on the map.
5. Select the arrow buttons toward the top right corner of the map to scroll forward or backwards through the POIs shown on your map.
A location balloon appears above a single POI pin as you scroll through the list and set the window focus on the POI.
The next procedure explains how to use the POI list to more details.
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Getting the Details of Your Search Results
After you create a map that shows the location of the POIs you searched for, VZ Navigator lists the POIs in tabular form. You can then select an item from the list to drill down and get the details of a single POI.
To get more detail about your POI search
1. Complete the steps to create a map that shows the location of POIs you searched for using the Map Tray.
Go to “Using the Map Tray to Search Nearby” on page 18 for the steps to create a POI map.
2. Select List.
The Places window appears with a list of the POIs located near your route. In the example list above, the list shows gas stations in your immediate area. The stations are listed in order by distance from your current location. But, the station that has the lowest fuel prices in the area always appears at the top of the list.
3. Select the directional arrows to scroll forward or backward the POI list.
Each time you tap an arrow, the window updates and shows the next 10 or previous 10 items in the list.
4. Select an item from the Places list view to get more information.
The window updates and shows the details of the POI you selected from the list.
The POI detail view includes options to map, navigate, share, or call the business.
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Using Say It to Find a Location or an Airport
Using Say It to Find a Location or an Airport
VZ Navigator’s Say It feature uses Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology for you to speak the name of a place, an airport, or the parts of an address. After validating your spoken input, VZ Navigator shows a list of possible candidate locations that match the word or phrase that you spoke.
This procedure explains how to use Say It to find a place or an airport. Go to “Using Say It to Find an Address” on page 21 for the steps to find an address that you specify by voice with Say It.
To find a location or an airport using Say It
1. Go to VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Say It to show the Say It window.
3. Select the Place Name or Airport speech entry field you want to use.
The background of the speech entry field turns black to indicate that it is selected.
4. Press and hold the speech balloon at the right of the speech entry field you selected.
You hear a brief chirp and a green progress bar begins moving in the speech field you selected.
5. Keeping the speech balloon pressed, speak the entire name of a place or business or an airport into your phone’s microphone.
6. Release the speech balloon after you have spoken the entire word or phrase.
You hear a second chirp when recording stops, followed immediately by a validation icon that continues to rotate while VZ Navigator builds a list of possible candidate locations for the word or phrase you spoke.
If the speech field turns red, Say It could not interpret your spoken phrase.
VZ Navigator shows a Places results window with a list of all matching places for the word or phrase you spoke from the Place Name field. The Airports window shows the single airport that matches the airport name you spoke from the Airport speech entry field.
7. Using Menu options or buttons shown on the Places or Airports windows, you can navigate, map, or share the place or airport you selected with Say It.
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Using Say It to Find an Address
You can create a complete address search using Say It. The Say It Address window includes voice entry fields to record the name or number of all parts of a standard U.S. address.
To find an address with Say It
1. Go to the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Say It to show the Say It window.
3. Select the Address field to show an address window with speech entry fields for the different parts of an address.
4. Press and hold the speech balloon at the right of the speech entry field you selected.
5. Keeping the speech balloon pressed, speak the name of the address component into your phone’s microphone.
6. Release the speech balloon after you have spoken the entire portion of the address component.
Each speech entry field remains green after recording the part of the address appropriate for the field.
7. Repeat steps 4-6 for all address speech entry fields.
The ZIP code is not required if you enter the city and state.
8. Select Find.
You see a list of possible candidate addresses that best match the address you specified with Say It.
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Using Say It to Find an Address
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Chapter 4
Conducting Searches
With Find, users can search for businesses or other points of interest (POI) near a specified location. The Find feature is a single search tool to find POIs, movies, events, addresses, and airports.
Users can also use Find to request roadside assistance as a paid service from Verizon Wireless Roadside Assistance when experiencing problems while travelling.
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Selecting Businesses or Other Points of Interest
Selecting Businesses or Other Points of Interest
VZ Navigator includes the Places feature to find businesses and places of interest (POIs) such as restaurants, gas stations, or ATMs in a specific area. A typical example of using Places is searching for the nearest gas station when you realize your car is low on fuel during a trip in an unfamiliar area.
VZ Navigator groups POIs into categories. For example, you can search for all restaurants in an area by selecting the Restaurants & Bars category from Places. Some POI categories have subcategories to make your search more precise. You can select the Italian subcategory from the Restaurants & Bars category to show only Italian restaurants in your search results. See Appendix A on page 51 for a complete list of POIs.
After a finishing a Places search, VZ Navigator shows a list of all POIs that met your search criteria. You can select an item from the search results list and create a map that shows the location and get directions to it from your current location.
To select a POI with Places
1. Select Find from the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Places from the Find window to show a list of POI categories.
All is the default category indicated by the green check mark at the right of the field. Categories identified with a right arrow ( > ) include subcategories.
3. Select a listed category containing subcategories ( > ).
The Places window updates and shows the subcategories for the POI category you selected.
4. Select to select a subcategory from the list. A green check mark appears next to the selected category.
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Finding Businesses or Other Points of Interest
After you select a POI category, you can conduct an immediate search in the area near your current location. Places provides options to conduct precise searches in a specific area for a particular business that belongs to a specific POI category. This procedure explains how to search for a POI category in a location that you select.
Finding a business or POI
1. Complete the procedure described in “Selecting Businesses or Other Points of Interest” on page 24.
The Places window shows the POI category you selected and Current Location as the default area to search.
2. Select Current Location to show the Location window with options to select an area to search.
3. Select an area to search using an option from the Location window.
4. Optionally, type the name of a business or POI in the text entry field to further refine your search.
5. Select Find.
The Places window updates and shows matching POI categories in the area you selected to search.
The left column of the Places search results window shows the distance from your specified location to the listed POI.
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Getting More Information About Selected POIs
Getting More Information About Selected POIs
VZ Navigator search results lists show the details for three different types of POIs:
Premium Placement POIs
Enhanced POIs
Standard POIs
The following search results list shows examples of all three types of POIs.
A Premium placement POI always appears as the first POI in the search results list and does not necessarily match the exact search criteria. In the example above, a Mexican restaurant Premium Placement POI is listed in the search results list for Indian restaurants. If there is a premium placement POI displayed in the search results list, the next POI in the list is selected, not the premium placement POI. The Premium Placement always appears as the top item on the first results page.
An enhanced POI is identified by a green icon that appears in the search results list. An enhanced POI provides much more detail about the POI itself than a standard POI. The detail window provides options to navigate, map, and share the POI location. The detail window also includes an option that shows the POI location on the map.
Premium Placement POI
Enhanced POI
Standard POI
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Getting a Map of a POI
You can create maps that show the location of the POIs listed in the search results window. Colored pins show the locations of POIs on the map and whether they are standard or enhanced POIs.
To create a map of a POI
1. Complete the procedure on page 25 to create a search results list with a set of POIs.
2. Select an item from the list to show the details of your selected POI.
3. Select Map from the detail window.
VZ Navigator creates a map and shows a location bubble above the POI you selected.
Other POIs from the list may also appear in the map.
4. If you want, tap the scroll buttons shown in the map to step through the POIs that appear in the map.
As each POI is selected, an information bubble appears above the pin that identifies its map location.
5. Select the location bubble above the POI for options to navigate to the POI or create a place message that includes the location of the POI.
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Searching for Movies
Searching for Movies
You can search for a movie by its title, when it is showing at theaters, location, and movie genre. After the search finishes, VZ Navigator shows a list of movies that meet your search criteria. The default search finds all movies that are currently playing near your current location.
To search for a movie
1. Select Find from the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Movies.
3. Select Find to use the default search criteria to find all movies that are currently playing nearby.
4. If you know what movie you want to see, enter its title in the What field, and then tap Find to see if the movie is currently playing near your current location.
5. Select Where to show the Location window and select a location to search for a movie in a specific area.
6. If you know what type of movie you want to watch, tap Genre and select the types of movies.
7. Select Sort and select how you want the movies to be listed in the results.
By default, VZ Navigator lists movies by popularity, which is the number of screens showing the movie in the area you searched.
8. Select Find after setting all of your movie search options.
The Movies results list shows all movies that met your search criteria.
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Finding a Theater Playing the Movie You Want to See
After you select a movie, you can use VZ Navigator to create a list of theaters playing the movie in the area, and then select a theater from the list to see show times.
To find a theater playing the movie you want to see
1. Conduct a search and show the Movies result list that shows all movies that met your search criteria.
2. Select the movie from the list that you want to see.
The Movies detail window gives a brief summary of the movie, its rating, length, and genre.
3. If necessary, scroll the window to show the Showtimes button.
4. Select Showtimes.
You see a window that lists theaters playing the movie you selected sorted by distance from your current location.
5. Select a theater from the list to see show times and other information.
6. Select the buttons shown in the window to create a route to the theater from your current location, create a map, or include the theater’s location in a place message.
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Searching for Events
Searching for Events
You can search for an event by the name of event or performer, the type of event, the location of the venue, and the performance date. After your search finishes, VZ Navigator shows a list of events grouped by category and date.
To search for an event
1. Select Find from the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Events.
3. Select Find to use the default search criteria to find all events that are playing today near your current location.
4. If you know what event or performer you want to see, enter the name of the event or performer in the text entry field, and then select Find if the event starts today and the venue is near your current GPS location.
5. If you want to search for a specific type of event, tap the Event Type field.
The Event Type window appears with a list of event categories. All is the default event type.
If you see an arrowhead to the right of a selected event category, it contains subcategories. Select a category to see its subcategories. To see a complete list of all event categories, refer to Appendix B on page 53.
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6. Select a subcategory from the list, and then tap Find if the event starts today and the venue is near your current location.
7. Select Where if you want to search for an event in a specific area.
8. Select Starting if you want to search for an event by date.
The Events window updates and shows options to accept the default date of today or select a specific date.
Selecting Specify The Day shows a calendar for you to select the starting date of the event.
9. Select a date from the calendar. The Starting field updates and shows the date you selected.
10. If you want to search for events that are appropriate for children, tap Event Rating and set it to Kid Friendly.
The default All searches for all events, regardless of rating.
11. Select Find to start your event search.
After the search finishes, you see a list of events that met your search criteria sorted by date and event categories.
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Getting the Details of an Event
Getting the Details of an Event
After you create a list of events that you might be interested in attending, VZ Navigator provides options for you to view the events that met your search criteria by date and event type.
To get the details of events
1. Create a list of events.
For instructions to create an event list, see See “Searching for Events” on page 30.
2. Select the event from the list to see all events playing on that date for the category you selected.
VZ Navigator updates the Events window and shows a list of events playing on a specific date sorted by distance from your current location.
3. Select an event from the list to see show times, ticket prices, and other information.
4. Select Navigate or Map for directions to the event venue and a map.
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Finding an Address from Your Recents or Favorites
You can select a location saved in your Recents or Favorites to get directions to that location, view it on a map, or search nearby without returning to the Navigate window to plan a trip. Any search result or address you enter is automatically saved in Recents. You can permanently save any recent search result by adding it to your Favorites.
To find an address from your Recents or Favorites
1. Select Find from the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Address from the Find window to show a list of options to select an address.
3. Select Recents or Favorites to show a list of locations you recently searched or addresses you entered.
4. Select a location from Favorites or Recents by tapping the location from the list or typing the name.
The Address detail window provides options to navigate, map, create a place message, or call the location you selected.
5. Select an option from the window or tap Menu and select Weather to get a weather report for the area near the selected location.
Note:
The Recents Menu list includes an option to add the location to your Favorites.
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Finding an Airport
Finding an Airport
VZ Navigator provides a Find feature to locate airports. After you locate the airport you are interested in, you can show a detail window to create navigation routes for the airport, get a map, or view local weather conditions around the airport.
To find an airport
1. Select Find from the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Airports from the Find window to show a list of domestic U.S. airports.
3. Select an airport by completing one of the following:
Select the airport from the list shown in the Airports window.
Select the entry field to set it as the window focus and type the airport name or three-character code.
Note:
VZ Navigator automatically filters the list to only airports that match the name or code that you type.
The detail window provides options to create a route that includes the airport location as the starting point or destination for a trip, a map of the area around the airport, send the airport location in a place message.
4. Select the option you want.
5. Select Menu and select Weather if you want to view a weekly weather forecast near the airport.
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Getting Roadside Assistance from Verizon Wireless
If you experience problems while travelling, you can request Roadside Assistance from Verizon Wireless. VZ Navigator sends a message containing your current location and mobile number. You will be connected to a Roadside Assistance representative.
To request roadside assistance from Verizon Wireless
1. Select Find from the VZ Navigator main menu to show the Find window.
2. Select Roadside Assistance.
3. Select OK to send a message requesting assistance from Verizon Wireless.
Your current location and mobile phone number are sent to Roadside Assistance.
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Chapter 5
Sharing Locations
You can share location information with other VZ Navigator users by sending and receiving place messages. VZ Navigator place messages are different than typical e-mail messages that you receive or send from your mobile phone. When you share places, you send messages from VZ Navigator containing geographic information that can be used by the recipient to create a map or a route with navigational directions.
You see a pop-up message when you receive a place message from another VZ Navigator user. The location information included in the message is automatically placed in your Recents. You can retrieve information from the message to search, locate on a map, or create a route with navigational directions.
In addition to sending place messages to other VZ Navigator users, VZ Navigator sends a standard SMS message to other users who do not have VZ Navigator installed on their mobile phone.
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View Place Messages You Received
View Place Messages You Received
An audio message announces when a place message arrives from another VZ Navigator user. After reading the message, you can delete it from the VZ Navigator Inbox. You can also use VZ Navigator to get directions to the place included in the message or create a map that shows the location.
To view place messages you received
1. Select Share from the VZ Navigator main menu to show the Share window.
The number of current unread and total place messages appears next to the Inbox option shown on the Share window.
2. Select Inbox to show the list of place messages sent to you and saved in the Inbox.
3. Select a listed message to read its contents.
The place message includes a message written by the sender, a location, and the phone number of the sender.
4. Select OK at the top right corner of the window to close the message and return to the Inbox again.
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Sending a Place Message to Share a Location
You can send a place message to a maximum of 10 recipients by entering their phone numbers or e-mail adresses.You can select a recipient’s phone number from your phone’s address book or contacts list. You can select the location sent in the message using standard VZ Navigator location functions to add the location to the message. Finally, you can enter a message up to a maximum of 160 characters.
To send a place message
1. Select Share from the VZ Navigator main menu to show the Share window.
2. Select Share Place to show the Share Place window with fields to enter one or more message recipients, a location, and a message.
3. Select one or more recipients for the place message by completing one of the following procedures:
Typed Recipient List:
a. Select the To field to show the phone’s keypad and the Recipients window.
b. Type the phone number or e-mail address of the recipient.
c. Select the Return key if you want to add another recipient.
d. After entering the last recipient’s phone number or e-mail address, tap OK at the corner of the window to return to the Share Place window.
Each recipient phone number or e-mail address appear in the To field separated by a semi-colon.
Contacts List:
a. Select Menu and select Contacts from the list of options.
b. Set the window focus on the contact from the Contacts list that you want to add as a recipient.
c. Select Select.
4. Select the arrow to the right of the To field to see the entire list of recipients you selected for the message.
5. Select the Place field and select a location to include in the place message.
6. Select Message and type a message up to a maximum of 160 characters to include in the place message.
7. Hide the keypad.
8. Select Send.
You see a message your place message has been sent. You can verify if the message was sent by viewing the list of messages in your Send box.
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Getting Your Facebook Verification Key
Getting Your Facebook Verification Key
The first time you use the Update Facebook Status feature, you need to get a verification key from Facebook that authorizes you to post messages to your page.
To obtain your Facebook verification key
1. Select Share from the VZ Navigator main menu to show the Share window.
2. Select Update Facebook Status.
If this is the first time you have attempted to update your Facebook status, the Facebook Verification window appears.
3. Select Get Key.
Your phone’s Web browser starts and shows the Facebook GeoPost page.
4. Sign in with your Facebook user ID and password.
The GeoPost My Location page shows your Activation Code.
5. Copy or record the number shown from the Activation Code field.
6. Paste or type the Activation Code in the Enter Verification Key field of the Facebook Verification window.
7. Select Submit.
You see a message that you are now authorized to post Facebook messages.
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Updating Your Facebook Page
After you have obtained your Facebook verification key and are authorized to post messages, you can send messages containing location-based information that appear on your personal page.
To update your Facebook page
1. Show the Share main menu.
2. Select Update Facebook Status.
3. Select Place and select the location that you want to include in the post to your Facebook page.
4. In the Message field, type a message up to a maximum of 160 characters that you want to post to your Facebook page.
5. Select Post.
You see a pop-up window that indicates your message has been posted to Facebook.
6. Select OK to dismiss the message.
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Chapter 6
Setting Your VZ Navigator Preferences
VZ Navigator is installed with a set of default preferences. You can personalize VZ Navigator to suit your needs by setting preferences that determine how it operates on your mobile phone.
To change your VZ Navigator preferences
1. Tap Menu from the VZ Navigator main menu.
2. Select Preferences from the Menu list to show the Preferences main menu.
Continue with the procedures on the following pages to set your choices for the preference categories shown on the Preferences main menu.
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Setting Regional Preferences
Setting Regional Preferences
You can set regional preferences for the following:
Language (U.S. English or Mexican Spanish) for text shown in windows and spoken navigational directions.
Distance (feet/miles or meters/kilometers) for all distances shown in maps or navigation routes.
Temperature (Fahrenheit or Celsius) for daily temperatures shown in weather forecasts.
To set your regional preferences
1. Select Regional from the Preferences main menu to show the Regional main menu.
2. Select Language and select either English or Spanish as the language you want to use with VZ Navigator.
Text shown in VZ Navigator windows and spoken navigational directions are in the language you select.
3. Select Save.
4. Select Distance and set the units to either metric (m/km) or Imperial (ft/mi) distance units.
5. Select Save.
6. Select Temperature and set the temperature unit of measure to either Celsius (ºC) or Fahrenheit (ºF).
7. Select Save.
8. Select Back to return to the Preferences main menu.
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Setting Route Options Preferences
Your Route Options preferences determine how VZ Navigator calculates routes and what information is shown to you during your trips.
To set your Route Options preferences
1. Select Route Options from the Preferences main menu to show the Route Options main menu.
You must scroll the window to see all Route Options preferences.
2. From Mode, select the type of vehicle you will travel in for your trips. Car is the default Mode preference.
3. From Route, select the type of route you want to travel on for your trips.
4. From Avoid, select one or more types of roads you want to avoid travelling on. If possible, VZ Navigator creates routes without travelling on the types of roads you want to avoid.
5. Select Display on or off based on whether you want place names shown on your route maps or not.
6. From Traffic, select the type of traffic notification you want for your trips.
7. Select Back.
8. Select Yes to the pop-up window that requests if you want to save your changes and Select OK again.
Car or motorcycle Truck Bicycle Pedestrian
Fastest VZ Navigator calculates a route that should get you to your destination in the quickest time. Fastest is the default route type.
Shortest VZ Navigator calculates the shortest route to your destination.
Simplest VZ Navigator calculates routes with the fewest turns and roads.
Alerts Only If you select Alerts Only, VZ Navigator does not use current or historical traffic conditions to calculate a route. VZ Navigator only issues alerts for current traffic incidents and congestion that occur while you are travelling a route to your destination. Alerts Only is the default.
Navigation If you select Navigation, VZ Navigator calculates a route based on current and historical traffic conditions and issues alerts for any traffic conditions you encounter along a route.
Disable VZ Navigator does not issue traffic alerts or calculate routes based on traffic conditions.
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Setting Map Tray Preferences
Setting Map Tray Preferences
You can set Display preferences to select the four POI categories you want to appear in the Map Tray of the VZ Navigator main menu. You can select a category from the Map Tray to conduct a search in your current area.
To set your Map Tray preferences
1. Select Display from the Preferences main menu.
2. Select Map Tray to show the Preferences Map Tray window with the four default POI categories selected.
3. Select a listed POI category to show the Map Tray Options window with a list of POI categories.
4. Select the POI category that you want to appear in your Map Tray.
5. Select OK.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 until you have set your preferences for the POIs that you want to show in the Map Tray.
7. Select Back.
8. Select Yes to the pop-up window that requests if you want to save your changes.
9. Select OK at the Changes Saved pop-up menu.
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Setting the Content Carousel Preferences
You can set Display preferences to select the location information you want to show from the Content Carousel. Weather always appears in the Content Carousel and cannot be changed. But, you can select POI categories and product tips for the remaining five slots of the Content Carousel.
To set your Content Carousel preferences
1. Select Display from the Preferences main menu.
2. Select Content Carousel to show the Preferences Content Carousel window with six default POI categories selected.
3. Select an item from the list to show the Content Options window with a list of POI categories.
4. Select the category that you want to appear in your Content Carousel.
5. Select OK.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 until you have set all of your preferences for the location information that you want to show in the Content Carousel.
7. Select Back.
8. Select Yes to the pop-up window that requests if you want to save your changes.
9. Select OK at the Changes Saved pop-up menu.
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Setting Audio Preferences
Setting Audio Preferences
Your Audio preferences determine the characteristics of VZ Navigator’s spoken navigational directions during your trips.
To set your Audio preferences
1. Select Audio from the Preferences main menu to show the list of audio preferences.
2. Select Navigation Voice and select the voice that announces navigational directions. Michelle is the default navigational voice.
3. Select Save to return to the Audio preference main menu.
4. Select Navigation Volume and select the volume level of spoken navigational directions. High is the default volume level. You can turn off the navigational voice by selecting Mute.
5. Select Save to return to the Audio preference main menu.
6. Select Navigation Prompt and set the type of navigational prompts that announce upcoming directions when you are travelling to your destination.
7. Select Save to return to the Audio preference main menu.
8. Select Navigation Audio and select whether to use your phone’s current audio settings or your phone’s speaker to broadcast VZ Navigator’s spoken navigational directions when you travel.
9. Select Save to return to the Audio preference main menu.
Street Name Select Street Name prompts to hear spoken navigational directions that include street names. Street Name is the default navigation prompt.
Short Voice Select Short Voice prompts for spoken navigational directions without street names.
Tone Select Tone prompt if you want to be prompted with an audio tone for upcoming turns on your route.
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Setting Advanced Preferences
The Advanced preferences include an option to select whether you want to share anonymous traffic information or not and use your phone’s [Exit] key o exit from VZ Navigator. Also, you can select an Advanced option to view VZ Navigator’s End User License Agreement (EULA).
To set your Advanced preferences
1. Select Advanced from the Preferences main menu to show the Share Traffic and License Agreement options.
2. Select Share Traffic and select whether you want to share anonymous traffic information collected while using VZ Navigator or not.
3. Select Save.
4. Select License Agreement to view the VZ Navigator EULA.
5. Select Menu to return to the Preferences main menu.
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Appendix A
VZ Navigator POI Categories
The default VZ Navigator search is All for POI categories. If you see an arrowhead to the right of a selected category on the Places window, it contains subcategories. Select a category name to see its subcategories.
The following table shows the major POI categories and their subcategories.
POI Category POI Subcategories
Restaurants and Bars All American Barbecue/Southern Restaurants
Bars & Night Clubs Cajun/Caribbean Restaurants
Californian Restaurants
Chinese Coffee Shops Fast Food
Filipino Restaurants French German
Greek Hawaiian/Polynesian Indian
Italian Japanese Jewish/Kosher
Korean Latin American Mexican
Middle Eastern Pizza Sandwich/Deli
Seafood Spanish Steak House
Thai Vegetarian Vietnamese
Other Cuisine
Gas Stations None
Lodging All Bed & Breakfast Campgrounds
Hotels & Motels Skiing & Resorts
Shopping All Book Stores Convenience Stores
Department Stores Grocery Stores Pharmacies
Retail Shops Sporting Goods Other Shopping
Emergency Emergency/Medical Services
Dentists Hospitals
Pharmacies Police
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Entertainment and Recreation
All Bars & Night Clubs Casinos
Convention Facilities Golf Courses Movie Theaters
Museums Parks & Amusement Parks
Performing Arts
Sports Wineries Other Entertainment & Recreation
Banks & ATMs All ATMs Banks
Other Banks & ATMs
Public Offices & Services
Courts Libraries Police
Post Offices Schools & Colleges
Travel & Tourism All Airports Buses
Car Rental Historical Sites Parking
Tourist Attractions Tourist Info Train Stations
Transportation Services Other Travel & Tourism
Personal Services All Barbers & Salons Copying & Duplicating
Dentists Emergency Medical Services
Hospitals
Laundries & Cleaners Mailing & Shipping Services
Medical Services
Places of Worship
Automotive All Auto Parts & Repair Auto Dealers
Gas Stations/Prices Other Automotive
Verizon Wireless Stores
None
POI Category POI Subcategories
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Appendix B
VZ Navigator Events
Each VZ Navigator event type contains subcategories that you select to narrow your event search. The default for VZ Navigator is to search All Events. If you want to search for a specific type of event, tap an event category from the Places window to see a list of its related subcategories.
The following table shows the VZ Navigator event categories and their subcategories.
Event Category Event Subcategories
Concerts All Alternative Country
Hip Hop Jazz/Blues Karaoke
Live Music in Bar/Club Pop R&B/Soul
Rock
Dancing & Night Life All Ballroom Classical Dancing
Club Music Disco Latin/Salsa
Line Dancing Modern Swing
Techno
Exhibits & Art Shows All Antiques Auto Show
Craft Show Exhibits & Art Shows Expo/Trade Show
Fair/Festival Fashion Show/Bridal Gallery/Museum
Painting
Family All Children’s Exhibits & Art Shows/Crafts
Children’s Theater
Family/Child (Books) Other Family Events Puppet Theater
Special Events All Class/Workshop Community Event
Ethnic Market Flea Market
Food/Tasting Holiday Parade
World
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Event Category Event Subcategories
Sporting All Auto Racing Baseball
Basketball Boxing American Football
Golf Hockey Horse Racing
Football
Theater & Live Performance
All Broadway Children’s Theater
Circus Comedy Magic
Musical Mystery/Thriller Plays
Shakespeare
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Index
Numerics2D map view 93D map view 9Aaddress
finding with Say It 21selecting as a starting point or destination 6typing 7
Advanced preferences 49airports
finding with Say It 20searching for with Find 34selecting as a starting point or destination 6
Automated Speech Recognition 3Avoid preference 45
CCongestion detour option 10contacts
adding as a place message recpient 39selecting as a starting point or destination 6
Content Carouseldescription 3preferences 47scroll buttons 3
Ddetour
creating 10types 10
Distance detour option 10Distance preference 44
EEnhanced POI 26Entire Route detour option 10events
categories 53–54getting details 32searching for 30
FFacebook
Activation Code 40posting a message 41
Favoritesselecting an address from 33selecting as a starting point or destination 6
Finddescription 3, 23finding a POI or business 25getting a map of a POI 27getting event details 32Roadside Assistance 35searching for a theater 29searching for events 30searching for movies 28searching for POIs 24selecting a POI subcategory 24showing a search results list 27typing an address 7
Follow Me map 16free form address 7
GGPS location 2
IIncidents detour option 10
LLanguage preference 44location balloon 18Location feature 2Location window 6
MMap Tray
preferences 46searching nearby 18
Mapscreating a Follow Me map 16creating of current location 14description 3, 13getting a weather forecast 15getting details of a POI search 19getting traffic conditions in an area 17zooming in or out 16
Menu options 3Mode preference 45movies
searching for 28searching for a theater 29
NNavigate
cancelling a trip 13creating a pedestrian route 11
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creating a route 6description 3, 5getting a detour 10getting a trip preview and route summary 8planning a pedestrian route 12resuming a trip 13travelling a route 9
Navigation Audio preference 48Navigation Prompt preference 48Navigation Voice preference 48Navigation Volume preference 48
PPOI
categories 51–52Enhanced 26Premium Placement 26standard 26subcategories 51–52
preferencesAdvanced 49Audio 48Avoid 45Content Carousel 47Distance 44Language 44Map Tray 46Mode 45Navigation 45–??Navigation Audio 48Navigation Prompt 48Navigation Voice 48Navigation Volume 48Regional 44Route 45Route Options 45Temperature 44Traffic 45
Premium Placement POI 26
RRecents
selecting an address from 33selecting as a starting point or destination 6
Regional preferences 44Road detour option 10Roadside Assistance 35Route preference 45
SSay It
description 3find an address 21finding a place or an airport 20
Share
description 3, 37post a Facebook message 40sending a place message 39view messages 38
standard POI 26
TTemperature preference 44traffic bar
color scheme for traffic flow 10description 9
traffic flow 17traffic incidents 17Traffic preferences 45
VVerizon Wireless Stores 52
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