Acquiring GPS Signals
Open the Garmin Mobile XT application. Check
that the blue LED on the GPS 20SM is solid blue,
indicating a wireless connection. Drive your vehicle to
an open area, out of parking garages, and away from
tall buildings. Acquiring satellite signals may take a
few minutes. The
bars in the upper-left corner
of the application window indicate satellite strength.
When the bars are green, your GPS 20SM has acquired
satellite signals; you can find your destination and go
to it.
NOte: If you are prompted to enter an unlock code,
enter the 25-character code listed on the yellow sheet
in the product box.
Navigating with Garmin Mobile XT
For complete information on using Garmin Mobile
XT and troubleshooting tips, refer to the built-in Help
Help on the main Garmin Mobile
system; select
XT page. Also refer to the Garmin Mobile XT Owner's
Manual by going to
www.garmin.com/products/
garminmobile20.
Where to–find addresses, Points
of Interest (restaurants, hotels,
attractions), intersections, and a
variety of other locations in your
detailed map.
View map–view a map of your
current location. The map moves
as you move to constantly show
your current location.
exit–close the Garmin Mobile XT application.
PeerPoints
–you have a new PeerPoints message.
™
Message–you have a new message from the Garmin
Online
server.
™
tools–use tools that are useful for navigation, such
as Route Details, PeerPoints, and Garmin Online.
Settings–adjust the settings.
Help–learn more about Garmin Mobile XT.
NOte: You may have to select Menu to see tools,
Settings, and Help.
Garmin Mobile™ 20 set up and go!
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