4. OneTouch Menu (Shortcuts/Favorites)

Figure 43: Accessing the OneTouch Menu

The OneTouch Menu is a customizable menu that provides quick access to your most frequently used destinations and POI searches. Touch the OneTouch icon in the upper-right corner of the screen to access the OneTouch Menu.

Figure 44: OneTouch Menu

The OneTouch Menu is pre-configured with shortcuts already defined for your Home address, S.O.S., Service, and Previous destinations. The remaining 5 shortcuts can be used to store your most frequently used destinations, or POI search criteria.

To demonstrate the OneTouch Menu, I'll assign an available button to my Office address. Tap Manage to program one of the buttons.

Figure 45: Select Button to Assign...

Choose a button to assign a shortcut to.

Figure 46: Enter A New Name

Using the keypad, enter a name for the button.

Figure 47: Enter Address

Using the keypad, enter the address (country if needed, city, street and number) for the OneTouch icon.

Figure 48: OneTouch Menu

Now the OneTouch Menu includes a shortcut to my Office address.

Figure 49: Saving A POI to the OneTouch Menu

Any POI, or POI search query can be saved to the OneTouch Menu by tapping Save.

Figure 50: OneTouch Menu With POI Searches Assigned

In the screen above, I have assigned one button to my work address, and the two buttons to In-N-Out Burger, and McDonald's. From now on, I'll be able to find nearby McDonald's restaurants by tapping the McDonald's icon from the OneTouch Menu.

Figure 51: S.O.S. and Service Buttons

Also included in the OneTouch Menu are S.O.S. and Service buttons.

Figure 52: S.O.S.

The S.O.S. button provides quick access to services you might need in an emergency:

• Nearest Police Station
• Nearest Hospital
• Where Am I
• Emergency Call (911)

Figure 53: Services

The Services feature displays information that can be useful if your vehicle breaks down.