Road construction information is available after a route has been calculated. Tap the turn-by-turn direction slideout to see whether there is construction along any particular road or at any maneuver in the route.

At any time while you're navigating a route, you can tap the cog button in the lower left hand corner to detour or cancel a route. Tap Detour and select the number of miles on the route to be avoided on the left side, or select a particular road to be avoided on the right side. You can also detour from the turn-by-turn directions list on the right side of the map screen. Tap any road name or maneuver to detour around it.

Look for the on the right hand side of the screen. Tap it to slide out the turn-by-turn directions. Use the arrows on the bottom to scroll up and scroll down through the route steps. Simply tap the slide-out button again to hide the instructions. You can also tap “route display options” to view only the highways and major roads, or to choose a map view of the entire route, with the total time and distance. The trip summary view shows each leg of a multi-stop trip.

Tap Choose Destination > New Location > Enter Lat/Long. Tap each field and enter the coordinates. There are two ways to enter latitude/longitude: by decimal degrees or by degrees, minutes, and seconds. Tap “Go.”

To find an address, enter the name of the city/town first. Some cities with common names such as “Athens” have several types of names associated with a city. If a name does not display, continue typing characters until the name you are looking for displays, or tap “List” to display a longer list of city names. If a city name appears twice within a state, you may need to check both for your specific address. After city, enter the street name and the number of the address. (You can enter the address number first by tapping the “House Number” button.)…

Where there is a specific truck speed limit, that limit appears in orange. If there is no truck-specific limit, the standard car speed limit displays in white. In both cases, the current speed displays in red when your vehicle exceeds the speed limit, according to the preferences you set for speed limit warnings.

To record or reset driving timers, tap Truck Tools > Timers. You can set alerts to notify you when you're nearing the limit of your hours of service for the driving day, on-duty day, or on-duty week in Truck Tools > Warnings.

This alert is set in Truck Tools > Timers. Use this feature to remind you to check the oil, tires, or perform any other maintenance at the mileage you specify.

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Start up RAND NAVIGATION and tap Settings. Truck settings are location under the TRUCK INFO tab and warnings under the WARNING tab. Use the options under each tab to customize your settings.

Because each manufacturer uses their own proprietary data format, this data is not transferrable between different GPS brands.

The SD slot on your device is there in case it is needed for future data updates or technical support. Please do not insert any SD card unless instructed to do so by Rand McNally customer support. The SD slot does not enable loading videos or other content not provided by Rand McNally.

No, they are not universally compatible. There are a few different types of power supplies that produce varying amounts of amperage. Please use only power cords supplied by Rand McNally or you may damage your device.

Not recommended. The device requires a strong current in order to charge completely. While the USB port on your computer provides enough power to allow your computer to recognize the device, it does not provide enough power to charge the battery in a timely manner.

We recommend that you connect to the Dock every 30 days to receive RoadWork™ construction and other updates.