Harley Davidson 2009 Goldwing GL1800 Navigation Supplement. Manual

Getting Started

Route Calculate & Edit Route Screens

There are two other screens you will see often. The Route Calculate Screen lets you select a speed vs distance preference and up to

four negative (avoid) preferences. Select Calculate to have the system create a route to your destination. Select Edit Route to bring

up the Edit Route Screen.

The Edit Route Screen lets you add or delete a stop along the way (via) or to sort (rearrange the sequence of) the vias and the current

destination. The screen shows your destination (checkered flag), preceded by any via location (orange flag) you have selected.

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Getting Started

XM NavWeather & XM NavTraffic Map Screens

If you activate your XM subscription, the navigation system can receive the weather information, which includes weather forecast,

road conditions, weather warnings, winds, etc. For information about XM subscription, see page 159.

The navigation system will show the traffic event on the map, which includes traffic flow data, congestion, accident, etc. You can

check the traffic information and also recalculate your route to avoid the traffic incident.

Getting Started

Getting Started

Main Menu

Here is a summary of the seven Main Menu functions:

Find Destination

page 81

used to find a location.

By Favorite

page 83

to select from up to 2,000 favorite locations saved in the system.

By Previous Find

page 88

to select from your 30 previous finds.

By Point of Interest

page 90

to select from points of interest loaded in the database.

By Address

page 95

to locate a known address.

By Intersection

page 98

to find an intersection of two known roads.

By City

page 101

to locate a city or town.

By Exit

page 102

to locate the nearest highway exits or exits on a highway you choose.

These seven Find Destination functions are also used by the Route to New Destination menu, Edit Route-Add Stop menu, and Set Home using Find Menu

(see page 154).

Favorite Places

page 105

used for easier routing to locations you have previously saved as a favorite. (Use the Find

menu to save a favorite.)

Mark by Vehicle Position

page 107

to add your current location to your Favorite Places storage list.

Delete All

page 109

to remove all items from your saved favorites.

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Route

page 111

used to create a new route or edit an existing route.

Route to New Destination

page 114

to create a route to a destination.

Stop Route

page 113

to suspend your current route guidance for an intentional “detour.”

Resume Route

page 113

To resume your current route after stopping it. This function does not appear on the Route menu

until after you use the Stop Route function.

Recalculate Route

page 115

to modify an existing route for preferences, including six “avoids.”

Edit Route

page 116

to review your route and add (or delete) one or more locations (vias) en route to your destination.

Detour

page 121

to recalculate your route because of a detour.

You can create a new route with a route in the system. However, the system only maintains one route at a time so the current route will be overwritten (automatically

deleted).

Route to Home

page 123

used to route to a home location.

Calculate

page 125

to calculate a route home if you have saved a Home location. (Otherwise, this selection directs

you to the Setup System 2 screen.)

Weather

page 127

used to check the weather information, such as weather forecasts, road conditions, wind, or

weather warnings.

Map

page 129

to review the weather map on the current location.

Other City

page 129

to select the city for which you want to get the weather information.

Forecast

page 130

to review the weather forecast on the current location.

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Traffic

page 131

used to check traffic information, such as traffic flow or traffic incidents, and to recalculate

a detour route to avoid the traffic incidents.

Full Map

page 133

to review the all traffic information on the map.

View By Road

page 133

to review the traffic information by selecting a road.

On Current Route

page 134

to review the traffic information on your current route.

Setup / Info

page 137

used to change or restore the factory-set defaults of the system and display system

information. (See page 156 for a list of the defaults.)

Setup Screen

page 139

to select how your screens will appear and certain screen functions.

Setup System

page 150

to select time elements and store a Home location for routing.

Setup Voice

page 158

to select the type of voice for the route guidance and prompts.

GPS Info

page 159

to check your GPS status, current location, elevation, accuracy, date, and time.

System Info

page 159

to identify the software operating your system and the unit ID number, and check the maps used

in the system.

XM Info

page 159

to identify the software used in the system, available channels and data services, and your Radio ID.

Getting Started

Getting Started

For your hypothetical trip to Tombstone,

With Find Destination highlighted, press

Let’s Take a Trip

you utilize the basic functions of the

the ENT button.

system.

Let’s imagine your first trip - from your

current location to the site of Wyatt

• You find a destination.

Earp’s showdown, the O.K. Corral in

• You refine the route to your

Tombstone, Arizona. Let’s avoid all toll

preference.

roads, but allow U-turns. On the way you

• You route to it.

want to stop at your favorite Honda

• You add a stop along the way (via).

dealer. Then, for your return trip, you

want to head straight home. Let’s say

• You set up quick return routing by

you live in Marysville, Ohio, just up the

designating your residence as Home.

road from where they built your

Step-by-step instructions follow.

Goldwing.

First, press the MENU button on the

NOTE:

right fairing panel.

If there are Favorite Places or Previous

A step-by-step sequence follows. That

Finds in the system, the menu will

example, as well as all instructional

display these options.

sequences in the manual, follows an

action/reaction structure:

Use the down directional arrow button

• You act - entering instructions and

on the right fairing panel to scroll down

commands.

to highlight By City. Press ENT.

• The system reacts - displaying a map,

menu, keyboard, list, point review,

route calculate, or edit route screen.

(And, at times the system’s voice

guidance also operates.)

In this manual, you will see an image of

what you will view on the display screen.

(cont’d)

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Getting Started

Highlight Spell and, press ENT.

Type “TOMBSTONE” in full spelling

Scroll down and highlight Tombstone,

and highlight Done, and then press ENT.

AZ. Press ENT.

Or Type “TOMB” and highlight Done,

and then press ENT. The system will

display a list of possible cities beginning

with “TOM.”

Using the directional arrow buttons and

ENT button, begin typing in Tombstone.

With Go To highlighted, press ENT.

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The light gray field indicates U-Turns is

no longer selected as an Avoid. Scroll

down to highlight Calculate and press

ENT.

When the calculation is completed, you

will see a map and hear voice guidance

announce your next maneuver.

You can enter your Avoid preferences

The yellow field indicates Toll Roads is

now.

now selected as an Avoid. To deselect U-

Turns, scroll over to highlight it and

NOTE:

press ENT.

You may also change or enter

preferences at any time by selecting “Re

calculate Route” on the “Route” menu.

Scroll up to Avoid: Toll Roads and press

To edit your route to add a stop along the

ENT.

way at your favorite Honda dealer, press

the MENU button.

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Getting Started

To give yourself the best opportunity to

fully grasp the Navigation System, we

suggest you continue to read the entire

manual. However, if you do not intend

to, we suggest you at least check out the

following two sections, Operating

Controls and Center Display Screens.

The next five sections cover the five

Main Menu selections. Finally, there is

the Technical & Consumer Information

section.

With Vehicle Position highlighted, press

The display returns to the Route

ENT.

Calculate screen. Press the MAP button

to return to your main map.

With Save Home highlighted, press

ENT.

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Getting Started

Tips

The following tips will help you avoid some confusion as you learn the system:

A Yellow Field Indicates a

Some fields can be switched between yellow (selected) and light gray (not selected). Other fields are

Selected Item

permanently yellow, and you highlight and select them to bring up an option screen or to enter information

with the keyboard. When choosing between adjacent fields on an option screen, such as Map Layout (Setup

Screen 1 screen), use a directional arrow button to move to the field you want to highlight (orange border

around the light gray field), then press ENT to select (indicated by the color change to yellow).

Quick Scroll

You can quick scroll through many lists. See Scroll Bar on page 44.

Quick Keyboard Maneuvering

You can speed up keyboard entry by jumping from the far left to the far right of a row or vice versa - and by

jumping from the top keyboard row to the bottom row or vice versa. See page 64.

Understanding the Find

Each Find Destination function searches within its designation. By City will find cities. It will not find

Destination Function

locations in a specified city. By Point of Interest searches the points pre-loaded in the database.

White Arrow Point Locator

This feature can be used to find a location on any map and include it in a route. For more information,

see page 54.

Use Category & Subcategory to

You can narrow your search by selecting the category and sub-category. There are 14 categories. Highlight

Simplify Find Destination by

your desired category and press ENT. The system will display the various sub-categories of your selected

Point of Interest

category.

Edit Route vs Recalculate

• Use Edit Route to bring up an Edit Route Screen to add a stop (via) to your current route.

Route on the Route menu

• Use Recalculate Route to bring up a Route Calculate Screen that lets you select your speed vs distance

preference and up to six “avoids.”

Edit Route vs Calculate on the

• Use Calculate to have the system calculate a route to your selected destination.

Route Calculate Screen

• Use Edit Route to bring up the Edit Route Screen to add a stop (via) to your current route.

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Getting Started

Creating a New Route with an

You do not have to delete your current route before entering a new route. Simply, overwrite it. Find a

Existing Route in the System

destination and Go To it. The system does not save old routes.

Favorite Places

• Use Find on the Main Menu to designate a favorite place (Save on the Point Review Screen).

• Use Favorite Places on the Main Menu to retrieve a saved (stored) favorite.

To Check If You Have

Select Route to Home. If a Route Calculate Screen appears, you have a Home designation in the system.

Designated a Home Location

To Check What Your Home

Use Main Menu - Favorite Places to reach the Favorite Places screen. Home will be listed with your

Location Is

favorites. See page 125.

Creating a New Home

Do not select Route to Home on the Main Menu. That will bring up a Route Calculate Screen. Instead, go to

Designation with an Existing

Setup / Info - Setup System 2, screen and use Set Home using Find Menu or Set Home using Vehicle Position

Home in the System

to designate your new Home choice. This will overwrite the current designation. The system does not save old

home locations. See page 154 or 155.

Previous Finds

The system stores your last 30 finds.

Remember to Press ENT

To enter your highlighted selection in the system, you must press ENT.

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Right Fairing Panel Controls

MENU button

Directional Arrow buttons

Press this button to change the current

•

With a menu or list displayed - press

display to the Main Menu.

the four directional arrow buttons to

move the highlight up, down, left, or

BACK button

right.

Press this button to return to the previous

display - unless a map is displayed. In

•

With a map displayed - press any of

that case, the BACK button will not

the four directional arrow buttons to

change the screen.

make a White Arrow Point Locator

appear on the screen at the current

ZOOM IN (

)/OUT (

) button

vehicle position. You can use this

Push in on the top of the button to zoom

locator to find any point on any map

in or push in on the bottom of the button

and route to it. See page 54.

to zoom out (map scales of 200 feet to

•

With a scroll bar displayed on the

The right fairing panel controls are

800 miles) on the map display. (The

list - press the left or right arrow

disabled while your motorcycle is

length of the scale line in the lower left

button to scroll through the list up or

moving. They will operate if you are

of the map screen represents the distance

down page by page.

stopped (with the engine running) and

indicated above the scale line.)

the transmission is in neutral.

ENT button

Push this button to enter (execute) a

MAP button

command.

Press this button to change the current

display to the main map screen, or to

NOTE:

start the Navigation System if the startup

If you attempt to use the navigation

screen does not appear when you turn on

system controls on the right faring panel

the ignition.

that are disabled while riding, you will

hear a multi-beep warning and a

message will pop up on the screen

saying: “Invalid Operation.”

Operating Controls

Left Handlebar Controls

VOLUME lever

VOICE/GUIDE button

VOLUME

Pull the lever up to increase or down to

lever

•

Push in and release to activate the

decrease to adjust the volume of the

voice guidance feature. If you are on a

audio system, including the voice

route, you will hear the next

guidance. Any volume adjustment you

maneuver. On the screen, the Next

make to the voice guidance will affect

Turn Pop-up window will appear for

the radio and other audio components.

about five seconds. If you are not on a

route, you will hear what direction

ZOOM IN/OUT

ZOOM IN (

)/OUT (

) toggle

you are riding in.

toggle

Toggle to the left to zoom in or to the

right to zoom out anywhere from map

•

Push in and hold for two beeps to

VOICE/GUIDE

scales of 200 feet to 800 miles on the

bring up the Traffic/Weather Review

button

map display. (There are 12 map scale

screen, which allows you to check the

The left handlebar controls remain

options.)

traffic/weather information. Move the

operational while your motorcycle is

ZOOM IN/OUT toggle to the right or

moving. The VOLUME lever duplicates

left and hold it to switch the review

the function of the VOLUME button on

screens. To return to the navigation

the audio system controls. The multi-

map screen, push in and hold the

purpose ZOOM toggle - VOICE/

button (or press the MAP or DISP

GUIDE button duplicates some of the

button).

functions performed with the right panel

controls.

Operating Controls

Center Display Controls

DISP button

TRIP button

Press this button to toggle between the

While in the Navi mode, press this

multi-information display (time, ODO,

button to bring up a split screen (lower

audio, and trip), a Navi full screen map

portion) display of the odometer and last

with the time, and a split screen with the

selected tripmeter (A or B). This display

multi-information condensed in a bar

lasts about five seconds. While the

below the map. Pressing the DISP button

screen is still visible, press the button

will also terminate the White Arrow

again to toggle between the A and B

Point Locator feature and return the

tripmeters. To reset the tripmeter, push

main map display.

and hold the button with the display in

the “TRIP A” or “TRIP B” mode.

INFO button

The center screen may display

Press this button to display the air

DIM button

Navigation System information, normal

temperature, headlight aiming and

motorcycle functions, or a combination

•

Push and release to bring up the

suspension preload.

of both. See Center Display Screens on

dimmer function to change display

page 43.

brightness. The screen lasts for about

NOTE:

five seconds. This change applies

The headlight aiming appears only for

While in the Navi mode, the center

only to the mode (Day or Night) you

the model equipped with the airbag

display buttons may be operated while

are in at the time of adjustment and

system.

your motorcycle is moving.

remains effective until you make

another adjustment.

•

Push and hold for two beeps to change

(toggle) the map screen background

color from the current display

(daylight: your color selection or

night: black) to the alternative. For

example, in extremely bright

sunshine, you might find the black

night background preferable.

Operating Controls

Audio System Controls

The illustration below is the model

Three of the controls on your audio

MODE knob/button

equipped with the airbag system.

system are used with the Navigation

• Turn the knob to highlight your

System.

selection.

NAVI button

• Press the knob/button to control

various audio modes. Consecutive

• Press to toggle between speaker and

pushes cycle through your control

headphones. An icon will display on

VOLUME

choices. Beep allows you to turn on or

the screen to indicate your selection.

knob/button

off the audible beep the Navigation

• Press and hold to shut off the Navi

System controls make when you press

voice guidance, and press to turn it

them. See your Owner’s Manual for

MODE

ON.

more information on the audio

knob/button

system.

VOLUME knob/button

•

Turn the knob to control the volume.

While in the Navi mode, you may press

•

Push the knob/button to control

the audio buttons for a quick look of the

The illustration below is the model

different components of the audio

non-Navi screen displays (tripmeter,

without the airbag system.

system. Depending on which

etc.).

components are turned on at the time,

NAVI button

consecutive pushes cycle through

your control choices. When the

Navigation System is on, you may

press the VOLUME button to adjust

the Navigation voice volume relative

to the audio volume, either quieter or

louder. Rotate the knob to adjust. See

your Owner’s Manual for more

information on the audio system.

VOLUME

MODE

knob/button

Operating Controls

Center Display Screens

Types of Navigation System Screens

Map Screens

Map Layouts

Map Screen

Next Turn Pop-up

Alert Icon

Automatic Re-routing

Map Scale Zoom

White Arrow Point Locator

Menu Screens

Summary of Main Menu Functions

Keyboard Screens

Operating Keyboards

List Screens

Point Review Screens

Route Calculate & Edit Route Screens

Route Calculate Screen

Edit Route Screens

Weather/Traffic Information Screen

Weather Information Screen

Traffic Information Screen

Traffic/Weather Review Screen

Center Display Screens

Center Display Screens

There are three screen formats possible

Scroll Bar

on the center display screen:

Types of Navigation System

Screens

•

Multi-information screen

•

Navigation System screen

Screen categories include:

•

Split screen (Navigation screen with

•

Map Screens (see page 46)

some multi-information across the

•

Menu Screens (see page 56)

bottom, see illustration.)

•

Keyboard Screens (see page 64)

•

List Screens (see page 67)

•

Point Review Screens (see page 68)

•

Route Calculate & Edit Route Screens

A scroll bar is visible on the right side of

(see page 71)

some menus and lists when the items

•

Weather/Traffic Information Screen

exceed the six lines available on a screen

(see page 76)

display. To advance through the list, use

the down directional arrow button to

move to the item you want.

NOTE:

Throughout this manual you will see

some menu screens with more than six

items (example: the “Find Destination”

menu with seven items). These

illustrations are graphic creations to

display the complete menu choices

available.

Center Display Screens

There are two ways to speed up scrolling

To fast scroll from one screen page to

with some (but not all) lists.

another:

• To jump from the first selection to the

•

To scroll forward one page at a time

last, press the up arrow instead of

in a long list, press the right arrow.

scrolling down item by item.

The first press moves the highlight to

the bottom item on the screen page.

• To jump from the last selection to the

Each successive press advances the

first, press the down arrow instead of

screen list one page, with the bottom

scrolling up item by item.

selection of the previous page now at

This feature may not work if there is a

the top of the next page.

large number of items in the database

•

To scroll back one page at a time in a

(such as Point of Interest).

long list, press the left arrow. The first

press moves the highlight to the top

item on the screen page. Each

successive press returns the screen list

one page, with the top selection of the

forward page now at the bottom of the

previous page display.

Center Display Screens

Map Screens

Wide Map

Map Layouts

Message Banner

There are three choices for map display

while riding a route: Full Map, Wide

Map, and Half Map. The system default

is the Half Map. To change the map

layout, see Map Layout on page 139.

Detail Display

Full Map

Half Map (default)

Message Banner

Detail Display

Current Road

NOTE:

• When no route is entered, the initial

Next Three

display is “Full Map.”

Maneuvers

• See “Map Screen” on page 47 for a

complete explanation of features and

symbols on the map screens.

Center Display Screens

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