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®
nüvi 2200/2300/2400 series
owner’s manual
for use with these nüvi models:
2200, 2240, 2250, 2300, 2310, 2340,
2350, 2360, 2370 2440, 2450, 2460
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Table of Contents Planning a Trip......................... 22 Table of Contents Editing a Trip Itinerary.............. 22 nüvi 2200/2300/2400 Series Voice Command ................ 24 Models ................................. 1 About Voice Commands .......... 24 Getting Started .................... 2 Map Pages ......................... 27 Connecting the Device to Viewing the Map While Vehicle Power ......................... 2 Navigating ............................. 27 Mounting the Device ...
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Table of Contents Restoring Settings ................... 56 Traffic ................................. 42 Subscription Activation ............ 42 Appendix ........................... 57 Traffic Receiver ....................... 43 Power Cables .......................... 57 Receiving Traffic Information ... 43 About GPS Satellite Signals .... 57 Traffic on Your Route ............... 44 Caring for Your Device............. 57 Adding a Subscription.............. 45 Locking the Device .................
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nüvi 2200/2300/2400 Series Models nüvi 2200/2300/2400 Series Models Not all features are supported on all models. Go to www.garmin.com or see the packaging contents on your product box for more information. Models with “LT,” “LM,” and “LMT” in their name include lifetime subscriptions. See pages 42 and 62. © Bluetooth Junction Historical Voice Model Lane Assist Technology View Traffic Command 2200 2240/2250 ✓ Europe 2300 Europe Only Only 2310 ✓ ✓ ✓ 2340/2350 ✓ ✓ ✓ 2360 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ 2370 ✓ ✓ ✓
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Getting Started Connecting the Device Getting Started to Vehicle Power ‹ WARNING ‹ WARNING See the Important Safety and This product contains a lithium-ion Product Information guide in the battery. To prevent the possibility of product box for product warnings personal injury or product damage and other important information. caused by battery exposure to 1. Connect the device to vehicle extreme heat, remove the device from power (page 2). the vehicle when exiting or store it out of
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Getting Started 5. If you are using a traffic receiver in Europe, connect the external antenna to the traffic receiver and secure it to the windshield using the suction cups. After the device has been connected to vehicle power, the following occurs. 3. Plug the vehicle power cable ➊ • The device turns on. into the USB connector ➋ on the mount or device. • The device acquires satellite signals. When at least one of the bars is green, your device has acquired satellite signals. • NOTE
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Getting Started Mounting the Device Notice ➋ Before mounting the device, see ➊ the Important Safety and Product Information guide for information about laws pertaining to windshield mounting. About myDashboard Use myDashboard to register your 1. Remove the clear plastic from the device, check for software and map suction cup. updates, access product manuals and 2. Clean and dry your windshield support, and more. and the suction cup with a lint- free cloth. Setting Up myDashboard 1. Conn
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Getting Started Registering the Device Device Overview 1. From myDashboard, click Each model has a power key ➊ and a Register Now. ™ microSD ➋ card slot. 2. Follow on-screen instructions. nüvi 2200 Updating the Software ➊ 1. Open myDashboard (page 4). 2. Under Software Updates, click ➋ Update Now. 3. Follow the on-screen instructions. ™ nüMaps Guarantee If you register at http://my.garmin nüvi 2300/2400 .com within 60 days of acquiring ➊ satellites while driving, your device is eligible for
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Getting Started USB Connectors on the Turning the Device Off Devices 1. Hold the Power key for four Use the USB connector on the device seconds. to connect the device to vehicle 2. Touch Off. power or a computer. Locking the Screen The USB connector is in different This feature is only available on the locations on the nüvi 2200, 2300, and nüvi 2360. You can lock your screen 2400 models. to prevent accidental screen touches. 1. Press and quickly release the mini-USB micro-USB connector c
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Getting Started Adjusting the Screen Using the On-Screen Brightness Keyboard 1. Touch Tools > Settings > Display See “System Settings” to change the > Brightness. keyboard layout (page 49). 2. Touch and move the scroll bar to • Touch a character on the keyboard adjust screen brightness. to enter a letter or number. Using the On-Screen Buttons • Touch to add a space. • Touch and hold to quickly • Touch to change the return to the main menu. character case. • Touch and to see more • T
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Getting Started Orienting the Screen NOTE: Vertical (portrait) mode is available on the nüvi 2360. Rotate your device to view in horizontal (landscape) or vertical (portrait) mode. 8 nüvi 2200/2300/2400 Series Owner’s Manual
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Getting Started • See www.garmin.com Main Menu /bluetooth for information. • Touch ➐ to adjust the volume. Using the Main Menu • Touch ➑ to open the menu of ➊ tools and settings. ➋ ➌ About Main Menu Customization ➍ ➎ ➏ ➐ ➑ • Touch ➊ to change the transportation mode. Routing is calculated differently based on your transportation mode. On 2400 models, you can create a • Touch ➋ to find a destination. customized main menu by adding icons from other screens on the • Touch ➌ to view the ma
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Getting Started You can switch between the default The icon is added to the custom main menu and your customized main menu. main menu. TIP: Select to view additional icons in a category. Adding an Icon to the Custom 4. Touch Save. Main Menu The main menu can contain up to 15 Editing the Main Menu Icons icons. Before you can edit icons, you must create a customized main menu (page 1. Touch Tools > Settings > 10). Custom Main Menu. 1. Touch Tools > Settings > Custom Main Menu. 2. Select a
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Getting Started The icon expands from one cell to four cells. NOTE: The main menu can fit up to two large icons. • Touch to shrink a large icon. • Drag an icon across the screen to move the icon. 4. Touch > Save. Choosing a Main Menu You can switch between the default main menu and your customized main menu. Your customizations are saved while you use the default main menu. 1. Touch Tools > Settings > Custom Main Menu. 2. Select Use Default Main Menu or Use Custom Main Menu. nüvi 220
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Finding Locations About Points of Interest Finding Locations The detailed maps loaded in your The device offers many methods for device contain points of interest, finding locations. such as restaurants, hotels, and auto services. Use the Points of Interest • By category (page 12) function to browse for nearby • Near another location (page 14) businesses and attractions. • By spelling the name (page 16) Finding a Point of Interest by • By address (page 16) Category • Using the map (page 1
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Finding Locations NOTE: You must have Adding a Stop While ™ cityXplorer maps loaded to Navigating a Route navigate using public transit Before you can add a stop, you must (page 31). be navigating a route in Automobile mode. 7. If necessary, select a route (page 20). 1. While navigating a route, select to return to the main menu. Searching Within a Category To narrow your search results, you 2. Touch Where To?. can search within some categories. 3. Search for the location (page 12). 1.
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Finding Locations Searching Near Another Taking a Detour Location While navigating a route, you can use NOTE: The device automatically detours to avoid obstacles ahead of searches for places near your present you, such as construction zones. location. NOTE: If the route you are currently 1. From the main menu, touch taking is the only reasonable option, Where To? > > Near. the device might not calculate a detour. 2. Touch an option. 3. Touch Save. 1. While navigating a route, touch to re
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Finding Locations Saving a Parking Spot Setting a Home Location 1. Touch Where To? > Parking. You can set your home location for 2. Touch Parking or Last Spot. the location you return to most often. 3. Touch > Save. 1. From the main menu, touch 4. If necessary, enter a name. Where To? > Go Home. 2. Select Enter My Address, Stopping the Route Use My Current Location, or While navigating a route, touch Recently Found. > Stop. Going Home Navigating Off Road Before you can navigate to home,
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Finding Locations Editing Your Home Location Finding an Address Information NOTE: Depending on the version of 1. From the main menu, touch the built-in map data on your device, Where To? > Favorites > Home. the button names and the order of steps could be different than the steps 2. Touch > Edit. below. 3. Enter your changes. 1. From the main menu, touch 4. Touch Done. Where To? > Address. Location Searches 2. If necessary, change the state, the You can search for locations by using co
