Does N.I.C.E. offer Point of Interest (POI) destinations?

Does N.I.C.E. offer an address book?

Does N.I.C.E. offer voice guidance?

How can I customize my navigation preferences?

How can I customize my display options?

What languages does N.I.C.E. support?

Does N.I.C.E. have mapping coverage for Europe or other countries?

How do I update the map database if there has been a major change in my area?

How do I adjust volume while Navigating?

What affects N.I.C.E.’s GPS signal?

How can I tell if I am getting good satellite reception?

Is there a way to bypass the warning script so it does not pop up every time I use the navigation portion?

Can I search for a destination by telephone number?

Can I enter a destination by pointing to it on the map display?

I am trying to enter a street name but the letters I need to access are not available. What am I doing wrong?

Can I review the planned route without actually driving it?

I don’t like to drive on freeways (interstates). Can N.I.C.E. calculate a route without going on the freeway?

I don’t like toll roads. Can N.I.C.E. calculate a route that avoids toll roads?

Can N.I.C.E. calculate a route that may be a little out of the way, but will save time?

Can I get rid of all the information icons and boxes so I can see more of the map?

Can I hear the voice announcing the next maneuver again?

Can I find out what road I am currently on?

Can I tell how far it is to the next maneuver?

Does the unit show me how many miles are left to the destination?

What if I don’t know the address, but I can locate it by looking at the map?

Will I have to start my route over if I make a wrong turn?

If I am looking for a point of interest location, such as a gas station, will N.I.C.E. direct me to the closest location?

When navigating, will I only have visual conformations through my route?

Does the mapping software have overpass height information for trucks and RV’s?

What if I would like to see more of the map display?

Can I listen to music entertainment while navigating at the same time?

Are mapping updates available and what do they cost?

Yes, over 2 million.

Yes. NICE has a hard drive, which you can store up to 4,000 addresses in its address book.

Yes. Voice prompts will occur as you approach the next maneuver.

Yes. You can select from “Shortest Time or Distance,” “Freeway On/Off,” “Toll Yes/No,” “Auto Recalculation On/Off,” and “Voice Guidance On/Off.”

You can either set the display to north up (top of screen always pointing north), or heads up (top of screen always pointing to your destination). You can also activate or deactivate the status bar, compass icon, scale icon, and the enlarge intersection and next maneuver screens. While navigating, you can also switch between 2-D, 3-D and split-screen viewing by pressing the F4 button.

N.I.C.E. offers Spanish, English and French languages.

Only for the U.S. and parts of Canada.

N.I.C.E. will come loaded with the most up-to-date mapping information available at that time. For updates, Clarion will post yearly mapping updates for purchase at www.clarion.com/us/en/

First press the F3 button, then press the “SETUP” button. Now, press the “SET VOLUME LEVEL” button, which makes the F1 button volume up and the F2 button volume down.

Placement of N.I.C.E., weather conditions, and surroundings can affect the time it takes to acquire a GPS signal. It can take between a minute to a few minutes for a GPS signal to reach your NICE unit, but continued movement can help minimize this process.

There are a couple of ways you can determine strength of the satellite signal. When utilizing the GPS navigation feature, look for the onscreen satellite icon, which changes color based on signal strength. When the icon is green, N.I.C.E. is receiving a good signal. Light green means the signal is weak, and gray means that N.I.C.E. is not picking up a signal. You can also see how many satellites your unit is receiving by going to the “Setup” menu and pressing the “GPS Status button.”

The message is a necessary safety precaution Clarion has employed to ensure the safe operation of N.I.C.E. while the vehicle is in operation. Users should refrain from entering addresses or destinations while the vehicle is in motion, as N.I.C.E. should only be used to navigate during vehicle operation. To safely enter a destination, drivers should pull over to the side of the road. Viewing movies is prohibited while the vehicle is in motion.

Yes. You can find a Point-of-Interest (POI) by telephone number, but not a residence.

Yes. Touch the area of the map you’d like to navigate to, and press the pushpin button (F5). The unit will then display the name and address of the destination as a list item. Press the name to confirm the location. If you pointed to the destination, the unit will prompt you to select how to use the location. In this instance, you can either add the address to the address book, use it to navigate to, set as the vehicle position or save as your home address.

When entering information using the onscreen keyboard, only the next possible letter will appear. For example, if you are trying to enter “Hampton” as the street name, and the letter “T” does not appear on the keyboard after entering the letter “P,” then that street name does not exist. in the state or city you are navigating in.

Yes. Go to “Setup,” and select “Navigation Preferences.” Next, press “Simulation Off” to change it to “Simulation On.” When you define your destination, the unit will simulate the route independent of the GPS.

Yes. Go to “Setup,” and select “ Navigation Preferences,” Next, press “Avoid Freeway No” to change it to “Avoid Freeway Yes.”

Yes. Go to “Setup,” and select “Navigation Preferences.” Next, press “Toll Yes” to change it to “Toll No.”

N.I.C.E. assumes that going by interstate is faster than going by normal roads. Go to “Setup and select “Navigation Preferences” Next, press “Shortest Distance,” which will change to “Shortest Time.” N.I.C.E. will then route you via an interstate if there’s one nearby.

Yes. Go to “Setup” and select “Display Options. “Next, press “GPS Icon Display,” then “Status Bar Display,” and so on to turn the information icons off.

Yes. While traveling in the direction of the next maneuver, press the speaker button (F5). The voice prompt for the next maneuver will be repeated.

The unit displays your current location in a status box located to the bottom of the screen.

A box located in the upper right section of the screen constantly updates the distance as you approach the next maneuver.

Yes. N.I.C.E. displays the distance to the next destination in a box located to the lower right of the screen. This distance is constantly updated as the route is traveled.

Just touch the location on the map you’d like to navigate to, and press the pin button (F5). The address or location will then be displayed as a list item. Next, press the selection “Use as Destination” to start your route guidance.

No, N.I.C.E. will automatically recalculate the route once you stray off course.

Yes. There is an option to sort by distance.

N.I.C.E. offers both voice and visual guidance. You can also turn up or down the volume when utilizing the voice prompts. You can also turn off voice guidance if you choose.

No.

By pressing F1 and F2, N.I.C.E. allows you to zoom in and out of the mapping view.

Yes. N.I.C.E. allows users to listen to stored music files and SIRIUS Satellite Radio while navigating. When navigating, just press the “SIRIUS” or “Music” button located below the screen. Once pressed, a control bar and display will scroll down at the top of the screen. Aside from displaying the entertainment information, users can change SIRIUS channels, and music files.

N.I.C.E. will come pre-loaded with the most up-to-date software available at the time of shipping. Yearly updates will be available on our Website, www.clarion.com/usa. Pricing will be from $150-300, depending on the complexity of updates.