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6. Connecting to Your PC

To get the most from TomTom GO, you'll probably

want to link it to your PC, from where you can

backup (and restore) your Favourite locations and

preferences, and load on new maps. Locate the

USB data cable and plug the smaller end into the

back of TomTom GO. Plug the larger USB connec-

tor into a spare port on your Windows PC.

Note that while TomTom GO is connected to your

PC (Windows will recognise it as a 'Mass storage

device'), you won't be able to use it to look up

routes. Normal operation is restored as soon as

you disconnect from the PC.

Insert the TomTom GO installation CD into your

PC's CD/DVD drive and the Setup program should

launch automatically. If your PC is configured not

to run CDs automatically, use 'My Computer' (or

Windows Explorer) to browse to the TomTom GO

CD and then double-click on the file 'Setup'.

6.1 Adding and removing maps

When purchased, TomTom GO comes with a

256MB (or 128MB) SD card, preloaded with a set

of maps appropriate to your location. Use

'Add/remove maps' to remove any that you no

longer need, or to add others, if you have the

space. If you're planning to travel widely, you can

use an SD card of higher capacity, using this func-

tion to load highly detailed maps of more coun-

tries.

The 'Add/remove maps' screen will show you all

the maps that you purchased with your TomTom

GO. The option 'Other countries' will take you

online, to www.tomtom.com, for details of extra

countries and pricing options.

Note that, in addition to loading maps directly onto

your TomTom GO, there's the option to load them

to 'Other Location (Advanced)'. This should only

be used when wanting to copy large maps quickly

to a directly-connected SD card reader/writer.

6.2 Backing up

Select 'Backup/restore settings' to make a backup

copy of your Home and Favourite locations, plus

your TomTom GO Preferences. In the event of

trouble, all of these can be restored to your

TomTom GO, potentially saving you a lot of time

and effort setting things up again.

6.3 Voice prompts and more

You can add extra voice prompts (such as a

male/female voice, or even one in a different

language) by selecting 'Add/remove extra features'

and then 'Add a voice prompt', provided there is

room on your SD card. Use 'Remove a voice

prompt' to delete a voice that you don't want

anymore, to save space.

The option 'Install free demos, etc.' will take you

online, to www.tomtom.com, where extra

information will be posted.

6.4 Reinstalling TomTom GO's software

Select 'Install the application' to re-install the

main TomTom GO program onto an SD card. You

should only ever need to do this if you have

swapped cards, perhaps to use one of higher

capacity, or if TomTom support have sent you an

upgraded installation CD with a new version of the

program.

6.5 Other selections

The remaining selections, 'Read the manual',

'Visit www.tomtom.com' and 'Quit' are all self-

explanatory.