Position Pointer; Objects On The Map - Porsche Classic Handbuch

Based on the data for the remain-
ing road sections, shows your
predicted arrival time at your final
destination or the next interim
destination on your route. If Por-
sche Classic Radio Navigation can
receive real-time traffic messages,
the calculation can take into ac-
count any traffic delays that have
been reported which affect your
route.
Position pointer
Position arrow and "Lock-on-road"
When your GPS position is known, Porsche Clas-
sic Radio Navigation marks your current position
with an arrow. This pointer is a red arrow. When
there are roads close by, it will be fixed on the
nearest road to suppress GPS position errors
and the symbol direction will be aligned with the
road.
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Introduction to the control elements
Selected point (cursor) and selected object
on the map
You can mark a point on the map as follows:
During navigation, touch the map to open

edit mode.
Touch the map again to select a point.

In the menu, touch Find on map in the map.

When a map position is selected, the cursor

appears at the marked point on the map.
The cursor appears as a bright red point,
which is readily visible at every scale.
You can use the cursor position as a route
destination, search for Places nearby or save
it in your address book. Some objects on the
map can also be selected. When you touch the
symbol of a Place or warning point on the map,
this object will be selected (surrounded by a red
circle) and you can call up information about it
or use it as a route point.
Objects on the map
Roads
In Porsche Classic Radio Navigation, roads
resemble those on printed maps. Their colour
and width show how important the road is: This
allows you to easily distinguish a motorway from
a smaller road.
Turn-off preview and next road
When navigating on a route, the top of the map
display will show information about the next
event on your route (driving manoeuvre) and the
next road or the next city/town.