Features
Magellan Traffic Service
PC Requirements
Inputs, Outputs, and Controls

Features

Overview: The Magellan Maestro 4350 is a vehicle and portable navigation device that utilizes GPS signals from satellites to calculate your precise location and compute details about your travel destination. Once the Maestro 4350 locates your position and movement, it can then overlay this information onto detailed integrated NAVTEQ maps to provide you with visual representation of your location and destination route. Because the Maestro 4350 requires no permanent installation, you can transfer the unit from one vehicle to another. The unit is made of high-impact plastic for added durability.

GPS Receiver: The Maestro 4350 is equipped with a WAAS/EGNOS-enabled GPS receiver. It receives tracking signals from numerous global positioning satellites, updating your position once per second. The system is accurate to approximately 10-16 feet (3-5 meters).

Antenna: The portable navigation unit features an integrated multidirectional GPS antenna patch adding to its sleek design.

Built-in Map: The Maestro 4350 comes preloaded with detailed maps and destinations of the United States (including Alaska and Hawaii), Canada, and Puerto Rico, enabling you to travel throughout North America without the need to download new data.

Touch Screen Display: The unit features a large, anti-glare, touch screen 4.3" widescreen display with easy to use menus, maps and icons. The display's night and day brightness settings are individually adjustable for best viewing.

Memory Card Slot: The Magellan Maestro 4350 features a memory card slot that will accept both SD-cards and MultiMediaCards. Music, video, and still photos can be played back from a memory card. You can also backup data such as your Address Book to an inserted SD or MMC card. Once the data has been backed up, it can be restored at any time.

Note: No memory card is included. When you restore from backed up data, address book and other data will be replaced with the restored data.

Turn-By-Turn Voice and Visual Guidance: The Maestro 4350 offers Turn-by-Turn visual guidance through it's wide touch screen display and voice guidance via its built-in speaker.

Text to Speech: During voice guidance, the text to speech feature reads street names aloud.

On-Screen Keypad: The unit's on-screen keypad allows you to manually enter specific data, addresses and destination into the Magellan Maestro 4350.

QuickSpell: To help you enter your destination correctly, the QuickSpell feature uses information in the unit's database to limit the keys offered as an option, presenting only those which can access information in the database.

AAA TourBook: The Maestro 4350 includes travel information from AAA to make your trip safe, easy, and hassle-free. If you are a AAA member, you can take advantage of discount listings wherever the AAA card is accepted. There is an option to calculate a route to any of the locations provided in the TourBook. AAA TourBook categories include:

• AAA TourBook Information: View information about accommodations, restaurants, destinations, attractions and events in locations near your current position or near any location you enter.
• Show Your Card & Save: Search for businesses that offer discounts for AAA members.
• Approved Auto Repairs: Search for AAA-approved automotive repair facilities, including hours of operation and services offered.
• AAA Branch Offices: Search for AAA branch offices with information on hours of operation and services offered.
• Campgrounds: Search for campgrounds rated by AAA.

Warranty Extension for AAA Members: AAA members can get an extra year of warranty added to the manufacturer's one year warranty by registering their GPS unit within 60 days of purchase.

Main Menu: The Main Menu is the center for all the available functions for the Magellan Maestro. The Main Menus consists of two screen pages with large and easy to access icons:

• Go To: access multiple methods of entering a destination
• View Map: displays the map with your current position indicated by the blue triangle
• Settings: customize the Maestro 4350 to your personal needs

Go To Menu: There are several ways to enter a destination:

• Address: enter an addresses by first entering the city/zip code, then street name, then street number
• Points Of Interest (POI): choose from 6-million points of interests; search by one of four methods:
  • Category: select a category to search; gas stations, restaurants, ATMs, hotels, airports, hospitals, etc
  • Name: enter the name directly
  • Exit POIs: this feature provides a listing of restaurants, gas stations, auto repair shops, and hotels near approaching freeway exits
  • AAA: narrow your search to POIs for which AAA provides information
• Previous: choose from a list of previous destinations
• Address Book: select a destination you have saved in the address book
• Intersection: enter the city/zip code, then one street name, then an intersecting street
• City Center: enter a city name or zip code and route to the city center
• Coordinate: manually enter longitude and latitude coordinates
• Plan on Map: scroll across the map and enter a destination using the cursor
• Saved Trip: recall a saved route

Settings: The Maestro 4350 has numerous options you can adjust to your personal preferences:

• Map Screen:
  • Night Mode: off/on/auto
  • Heading: heading up/north up
  • POI Visibility: choose which POI icons to display on the map
  • Lane info: display lane info on multi-lane roads
  • Building Visibility: show 3D view of buildings when available
  • Landmarks: display landmarks
  • Smart Zoom: automatically zoom when useful
• Sound: set navigation and master volume, choose speed sensitive volume, engage click confirmation when a button is pressed, choose speaker of FM modulator output
• Trip Planning:
  • Vehicle Type: set vehicle type (car, bus, taxi, emergency, pedestrian, or bicycle) to route according to road and lane restrictions
  • Road Type: use or avoid highways, ferries, toll roads, carpool roads or lanes, unpaved roads, cross-border routes, and roads for which a permit is needed
  • Traffic Information: choose whether or not to use traffic information in calculating routes
  • Traffic Messages: when using traffic info, choose whether to display traffic icons (accident, road work, slow traffic, etc)
• System: set program language, voice language, display brightness, date and time format, time zone, and distance units
• Warnings: opt to receive an audible and/or visual warning when speeding
• Traffic: enter TMC subscription code
• GPS: see info from current satellites in view
• Backup and Restore: create a backup file, reset to factory defaults, restore saved data from memory card
• Product info: find navigation and operating system information and serial number
• Map info: find map version and license information

OneTouch: The OneTouch menu has buttons to access frequently used functions:

• Home: save your home address and easily return home from any location
• Assign: there are 5 assignable buttons for specific addresses or POI criteria (restaurant chain, coffee bar, etc)
• SOS: route to the nearest police station or hospital, place a call to 911, or display the current location screen
• Service: find a list of the nearest car repair facilities or car dealers
• Previous: display the list of previous destinations

AAA Roadside Assistance: If you belong to AAA, your membership number can be programmed into the Maestro 4350's memory for easy access. The roadside assistance screen also contains your current location and a button to dial AAA's toll free number.

Note: AAA Roadside Assistance is only available to AAA Members.

Map Screen Modes: There are two unique modes that the Map Screen can be displayed in - Normal and Routing.

• Normal: In Normal mode, your position is shown on the map along with the time. As you travel, your position will be updated, giving you a clear view of your position and surrounding streets.
• Routing: In Routing mode, additional information is displayed, providing you with more detailed information about the route you have selected. In the routing screen, you can view the name of the street you're currently traveling on, plus the street name for the next maneuver, POI icons, and distance to next maneuver. You can toggle between the distance remaining to reach your destination, approximate time remaining until the destination is reached, and the approximate time of day to arrive at your destination.

Map View Options: The portable GPS unit allows you to the following map views.

• 2D Map: Two dimensional view of map which displays the top of the screen in either the direction of your heading or direction pointing North.
• 3D Map: Three dimensional view of map which displays the top of the screen in the direction of your heading.

Current Location Screen: The Current Location screen displays approximate address information, the distance from the next and previous cross streets, as well as your latitude, longitude and heading.

Maneuver List Screen: Each line of the Maneuver List screen provides details about the maneuvers (turns) in the order that they are to be made, with the next maneuver at the top. The bottom bar of the Maneuver List screen indicates the distance and time to the next maneuver as well as the total distance computed for the route. The Maneuver List can be modified if you want to exclude one of the maneuvers should you want to avoid traveling on of the streets listed.

Zoom Level: In the 2D view the zoom level ranges from street level to global; you are limited to eight zoom levels in the 3D view.

Built-In Bluetooth: The built-in Bluetooth function allows you to use the Maestro 4350 as a hands-free device for a Bluetooth enabled mobile phone. You can make and receive calls using the 4350's touch screen,  and talk and listen from your phone using the unit's built-in speaker and integrated microphone.

Text Messages: You can connect your Magellan Maestro to a cell phone via Bluetooth to send and receive text messages using the text message screen.

Lane Guidance: Lane guidance is a visual lane representation; it will show which lane you should be in to make your next turn.

Setting GPS Position: Setting a GPS position is useful if you are not getting satellite information quickly because the Magellan Maestro 4350 has traveled over 500 miles while turned off. Setting the GPS position will allow the Maestro 4350 to compute which satellites are available and calculate the position quicker.

Detour: When navigating, the options menu offers the choice detouring from the current route; choose to detour around the next 3, 5, or 7 miles.

Smart Detour: When you slow down under 20% of the speed limit on a freeway, after a few seconds the Magellan software assumes you are in a traffic jam and displays the Detour button on the Map screen.

Auto Re-Route: If you travel off the computed route, the Magellan Maestro 4350 will automatically re-calculate the routing information to get you to your original destination using the routing method you selected when creating the route.

Customizable Route Method: You can set the Maestro 4350 to calculate your route by Fastest Time, Shortest Distance, or Most Economical method. You can also choose to avoid highways, ferries, toll roads, carpool roads or lanes, unpaved roads, crossing international borders, and roads where a permit is needed.

Route Exclusion: You can manually select streets and freeways to avoid to better customize your route.

Auto Night Map Display: In Auto Night Map Display mode the unit's map screen is displayed in light colors for daytime use and a black background for nighttime use. You can also manually select day or night modes.

Rechargeable Battery: The unit has a built-in Li-Ion rechargeable battery that offers up to 3 hours of continuous use. You can recharge the unit's built-in battery with the supplied vehicle power adapter, AC adapter, or USB cable. The unit remains operable while using the supplied vehicle adapter or AC adapter but is not operable when connected via USB.

Vehicle Type: Prior to routing to a destination you have an opportunity to change the vehicle mode. Specific vehicle modes restrict access to certain roads. For example, in Bus mode the route will not navigate through residential roads, private roads, or pedestrian roads. Bus mode, however, will route on bus only access roads that are not available to cars. Taxi mode is the same as Bus mode, but instead of using bus only access roads it will take Taxi only access roads. In Emergency mode, routes will navigate on all roads except pedestrian roads. Pedestrian and Bicycle mode do not route through private or controlled access roads but will access pedestrian only roads. The only difference between pedestrian and bicycle mode is bicycle mode will take into account directional constraints and pedestrian will not. Car mode will not route through private roads or use pedestrian walkways. Car mode uses roads where access for cars is allowed.

Mounting: The Maestro 4350 comes supplied with an adjustable arm that can be mounted to either the windshield, using a suction-cup mount, or dash of your vehicle, using the self-adhesive plastic disc.

Magellan Traffic Service

Traffic Capability: The Maestro 4350 comes complete with integrated traffic capabilities. If traffic information is available for the area you are traveling and the traffic subscription is active, traffic incident information will be displayed on the Map Screen. The re-routing mode will reroute the vehicle if an incident impacts the route you are traveling and a faster alternative route is available. Events affecting your route are reported in the form of warning messages on the unit's screen.

NavTraffic: The TrafficKit uses an FM receiver that sends real-time reports directly to your Maestro 4350. The unit uses this information to make advanced calculations and adjust the time and distance to destination shown on the color touch screen. A subscription to NavTraffic is required in order to receive live traffic information. Note: A 3-month pre-paid subscription comes with the unit.

Market Coverage: The NavTraffic service is currently available in the following 50 metropolitan areas:

PC Requirements

Minimum Requirements: In order to use the supplied CD-ROM, receive updates and connect the Maestro 4350 to your computer, the PC must meet the following minimum requirements:

• IBM-compatible PC with internet connection
• 300 MHz processor
• Microsoft Windows XP or Vista
• 256 MB RAM (512 MB recommended)
• CD-ROM drive
• USB port
• 2 GB of available hard disc space (5 GB recommended)

Inputs, Outputs, and Controls

Top Of Unit:

• Power Button: turns unit on or off

Right Side Of Unit:

• Card Slot: SD or MultiMedia Card
• Power Input: Mini-USB version 2.0 port for supplied cigarette lighter adapter, AC adapter, or USB cable to connect to PC

Bottom Of Unit:

• Reset Button: resets unit back to factory settings