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I played around with the various methods of entering an address. Here's what works the best for me:
1. Press the voice button on the steering wheel.
2. Say "Enter new address."
3. After our NAV girl asks you to say the address,
4. Say the street number, street name, city, and state.
5. Most of the time, the NAV girl will repeat exactly what you said. If her address is not quite right, you can say the word shown on the screen that allows you to repeat the address. (I forgot what that is.)
6. Once you verify that the address she spoke is correct, the guidance will begin. Even if you cancel out of it, you can always go back to it by selecting "previous" after getting back into the "Find new address" routine.
What method(s) work best for you owners who have years of NAV experience?
Ancient navigation story: Many years ago, when many drivers used external navigation systems, there was a manufacturer (not Garmin) that made one with the guidance voice of Michael Knight's Knight 2000 car's computer (of the TV series, "Knight Rider") The voice would address you by your name as it guided you to your destination. I never had that system, but I thought it would be hilarious to use.
1. Press the voice button on the steering wheel.
2. Say "Enter new address."
3. After our NAV girl asks you to say the address,
4. Say the street number, street name, city, and state.
5. Most of the time, the NAV girl will repeat exactly what you said. If her address is not quite right, you can say the word shown on the screen that allows you to repeat the address. (I forgot what that is.)
6. Once you verify that the address she spoke is correct, the guidance will begin. Even if you cancel out of it, you can always go back to it by selecting "previous" after getting back into the "Find new address" routine.
What method(s) work best for you owners who have years of NAV experience?
Ancient navigation story: Many years ago, when many drivers used external navigation systems, there was a manufacturer (not Garmin) that made one with the guidance voice of Michael Knight's Knight 2000 car's computer (of the TV series, "Knight Rider") The voice would address you by your name as it guided you to your destination. I never had that system, but I thought it would be hilarious to use.
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