Edit Home Address in NAV 2001 GS300
Home Address in NAV
12-19-05, 10:31 PM
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not sure off the top of my head too since ive only had my GS for 2 weeks but i believe you hit MENU then MARKED POINTS then there should be a REG HOME or DEL HOME button depending if there is already a registered address. That button should be on the bottom left. Im not positive but its somewhere long those lines. If this isnt it i'll take a look later and post it.
12-19-05, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Nolbi-Wan
not sure off the top of my head too since ive only had my GS for 2 weeks but i believe you hit MENU then MARKED POINTS then there should be a REG HOME or DEL HOME button depending if there is already a registered address. That button should be on the bottom left. Im not positive but its somewhere long those lines. If this isnt it i'll take a look later and post it.
Didn't find it. When I purchased the car, my wife was the one who took the instructions from the salesman regarding all the settings. He entered the Home address, but I want to edit it. However, can't find a way to do it.
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12-20-05, 05:08 AM
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owner's manual
If your car came with the original leather owner's manual it probably also came with the Navigation Operation manual which would be tucked in one of the other pockets in that leather case.
That should explain it.
That should explain it.
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12-20-05, 09:16 AM
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Owners Manual
Originally Posted by opmredwing
If your car came with the original leather owner's manual it probably also came with the Navigation Operation manual which would be tucked in one of the other pockets in that leather case.
That should explain it.
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12-20-05, 11:30 AM
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You have an '01 GS300, right? Which means you have the Gen3 DVD nav (like mine).
It should be: menu - marked points - delete home (bottom left corner)
Are you sure it isn't an older one with the hard drive based navi?
It should be: menu - marked points - delete home (bottom left corner)
Are you sure it isn't an older one with the hard drive based navi?
12-20-05, 03:18 PM
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Marked Points
Originally Posted by aliti19
You have an '01 GS300, right? Which means you have the Gen3 DVD nav (like mine).
It should be: menu - marked points - delete home (bottom right corner)
Are you sure it isn't an older one with the hard drive based navi?
Thanks a Million !!!
I felt so Stupid, but was so Glad to discover, not only how to edit the Home Address, but also how to save Permanent Marked Points.
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12-20-05, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by aliti19
You have an '01 GS300, right? Which means you have the Gen3 DVD nav (like mine).
It should be: menu - marked points - delete home (bottom left corner)
Are you sure it isn't an older one with the hard drive based navi?
It should be: menu - marked points - delete home (bottom left corner)
Are you sure it isn't an older one with the hard drive based navi?
Originally Posted by Nolbi-Wan
not sure off the top of my head too since ive only had my GS for 2 weeks but i believe you hit MENU then MARKED POINTS then there should be a REG HOME or DEL HOME button depending if there is already a registered address. That button should be on the bottom left. Im not positive but its somewhere long those lines. If this isnt it i'll take a look later and post it.
12-20-05, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Nolbi-Wan
hahah..damn Capirato.. i swear i said the same thing Aliti19 did.. either way..glad u finally figured it out
You are absolutely right !!! I was looking for the word, EDIT. The word REGISTER meant nothing to me. My GX (which I am familiar with) uses a different format.
Thanks again.....
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12-21-05, 01:08 AM
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While we're talking about all this navi stuff...
If you want to override the Navi so you can plug in addresses, POI, etc while the car is moving - do this before you start moving when you start the car.
Menu - DVD - tap top left of screen, bottom left, top left, bottom left, bottom right.
This should bring up the navi menu. Hold your finger on the override button for a few secs (till it beeps and changes color). Then push the BACK button.
Try that out. Only problem is that you have to do this every time you start the car.
If you want to override the Navi so you can plug in addresses, POI, etc while the car is moving - do this before you start moving when you start the car.
Menu - DVD - tap top left of screen, bottom left, top left, bottom left, bottom right.
This should bring up the navi menu. Hold your finger on the override button for a few secs (till it beeps and changes color). Then push the BACK button.
Try that out. Only problem is that you have to do this every time you start the car.
12-21-05, 02:23 AM
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Correction
Originally Posted by aliti19
While we're talking about all this navi stuff...
If you want to override the Navi so you can plug in addresses, POI, etc while the car is moving - do this before you start moving when you start the car.
Menu - DVD - tap top left of screen, bottom left, top left, bottom left, bottom right.
This should bring up the navi menu. Hold your finger on the override button for a few secs (till it beeps and changes color). Then push the BACK button.
Try that out. Only problem is that you have to do this every time you start the car.
Instead of DVD, you need to tap on System Option to change the screen.
~ Cap
Maybe my navi is a little different?