Typically we recommend familiarizing yourself with the virtual exploring. This way you can get a sense for how the commands work. The next step recommended is to try out SenseNav while riding with someone in a vehicle, so you can see how live navigation works without the extra need to also pay 100% attention to your surroundings in case traveling alone. Once you are comfortable with this, then you should try out livenavigation on your own once you are familiar with how it says things and with how the commands work.
Hope this helps. Eric Brinkman said the following on 1/22/2008 10:29 PM:
Hi,I received Sense Navigation with my Voice Sense last week. After reading the manual, I decided to try out the GPS. I tried to get to a POI in an area where I don't normally go alone, although I have been there with sited people many times. Unfortunately, I found the directions confusing and became disoriented. I obviously should've spent more time looking around in virtual navigation mode before I tried to navigate the route live, but I'm not exactly sure what to do next. Do you think I will need training or should I be able to learn the system myself if I spend more time with it? I was under the impression that it wasn't too hard to learn yourself if you spend enough time with it and refer to the manual. How do the online chat training sessions work? Also, what password do I use to log in to the chatroom? Thanks in advance,Eric
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