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10 BMW Motorrad Navigator IV Owner’s Manual

Getting Started

Following Your Route

Your route is marked with a magenta line. As

you travel, your Navigator IV guides you to

your destination with voice prompts, arrows

on the map, and directions at the top of the

map. The upper-left corner indicates the

distance to your next maneuver and the lane

you should be in for the maneuver.

If you deviate from the original route, your

Navigator IV recalculates the route and

provides new directions.

A speed limit icon could appear as you travel

on major roadways.

The map page may vary depending

on your locale.

Adding a Via Point

You can add a stop (via point) to your route.

The Navigator IV gives you directions to the

stop and then to your nal destination.

1. With a route active, touch Menu > Where

To?.

2. Search for the extra stop.

3. Touch Go!.

4. Touch Add As a Via Point to add this

stop before your destination.

If you want to add more than one stop to the

route, edit the current route. See page 16.

Taking a Detour

If a road on your route is closed, you can

take a detour.

1. With a route active, touch Menu.

2. Touch Detour.

The Navigator IV attempts to get you back

on your original route as quickly as possible.

If the route you are currently taking is the

only reasonable option, the Navigator IV

might not calculate a detour.

Stopping the Route

1. With a route active, touch Menu.

2. Touch Stop.

Adjusting the Volume

From the Menu page, touch . Touch

and to adjust the master volume.

Touch  to mute all audio except for the

phone audio.

To adjust the volume levels for the voice

prompts, the media player, and the phone,

touch . Adjust the levels as needed.

Touch  to return the volume settings

to the original levels.

Press and release the power

button to quickly access the volume and

brightness settings.

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