Preloaded and Ready to Go - A 2 GB SD card preloaded with maps of the U.S. (including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico) and Canada is included.
Bluetooth Connectivity - Bluetooth connectivity coupled with the integrated microphone allows users to answer calls and access contacts via your phone's voice commands. See Phone Compatibility tab for more information.
Sophistication and Quality - Find Points of Interest using reviews from the prestigious ZAGATSurvey guide - the world's leading provider of consumer survey-based dining, travel and leisure information, with more than 250,000 voters participating worldwide.
More Than Just Navigation - Text-to-speech (TTS) functionality takes navigation one step further. TTS announces street names and gives turn-by-turn directions as you navigate the road.
Full Suite of Popular Entertainment Features - Watch movies and listen to music MP3s downloaded from your computer onto an additional SD card (sold separately). Additional convenient features include picture viewer, calculator and game.
Download our comparison chart in PDF format to see how NAV300 stacks up against the competition.
Hardware:
Dimensions: 4.6" x 3.1" x 1.1" (116 x 79 x 28 mm)
Weight: 7.6 oz.
Battery: Rechargeable Lithium-Ion / 2100mAh
DC Power: 12V
FLASH/RAM: 32MB Flash/64MB RAM
SD: Supports up to 2GB
Memory Card Slot: Push-In & Push-Out
Speaker: 8 ohm, 2 x 1 Watt (stereo)
Audio Out Jack: Ear jack 3.5mm (stereo)
Built-in Microphone: Yes
Aux Mic in Jack: Yes
GPS:
Antenna: SiRF III
Model: SiRFstar III
Display:
Type: Anti-Glare Display
Size: 3.5"
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Resolution: 320x240 pixels
Touch Screen: Enabled
Processor:
Manufacturer: Samsung
Type: 2440
Main Clock: 400 Mhz
Software:
Operating System: Win CE 5.0
Navigation: DELPHI-NAVIGON
Virtual 3D: Yes
Map: NAVTEQ
POI: 1.6 Mil ZAGATSurvey Guide, on the route
Music Player: MP3, WAV
Movie Player: MPEG4, AVI, Xvid
Picture Viewer: GIF, JPG, PNG
Calculator: Yes
Demo: Yes
Other:
Installation: Windshield-Suction Mount or Dashboard Mount
Mapp Appl. Update: Internet/DVD/SD
Map Upload Type: Preloaded 2.0GB SD Card
Storage Temp Range: -4°F to 148°F (-20°C to 70°C)
Operating Temp: 32°F to 140°F (0°C to 60°C)
Voice: Destination Voice Tags
Download our comparison chart in PDF format to see how NAV300 stacks up against the competition.
The mobile phones listed below are Bluetooth compatible* with the Delphi NAV300 for basic functions including:
Connecting
Incoming call
Outgoing call
Ending call
Reject call
Call transfer
Call ID
BenQ
EF81
Blackberry
8100
8700v
HP iPAQ
6815
6915
HTC
MTeoR
S620
P3600
P4350
S710
TyTN
LG
KE800
KG800
KG810
M4410
U890
VX5300
VX8600
Motorola
A780
A1000
E1000
KRAZR K1
PEBL U6
RAZR V3i
RAZR V3m
RAZR V3x
RIZR Z3
ROKR E2
SILVR L7
V360
V500
V525
V547
V600
V635
Nokia
3230
3650
5300
5500
6021
6103
6111
6131
6233
6280
6288
6300
6600
6630
6680
6681
6820
7370
7373
7380
7610
8800
8910i
9300
E50
E65
E70
N70
N73
N80
N91
N92
N-Gage QD
Sirocco
Palm
Treo 700p
Treo 700w
Treo 750
Panasonic
X800
Pantech
PG6200
Sagem
550SH
Samsung
A930
D347
D500
D900
E788
E900
F300
i300
i320
T509
U600
V890
V8900
X820
X830
Z540
Sharp
GX15
Siemens
SX1
SK65
SL75
S65
SonyEricsson
K750i
K800i
P990i
S700
V600i
V800
W610i
W710i
W800i
W810i
W850i
W880i
W900i
W950i
Z520i
* Disclaimer: This list is provided for reference only. The mobile phones listed above have completed basic and optional Bluetooth functions as of May 2, 2007, but software releases dated prior to/or after testing might alter results. Delphi does not give warranty or assurances as to the operation, quality of functionality and completeness of the mobile units listed.
Danger of Accident. When using your Delphi
NAV200 in a vehicle, it is your sole responsibility to install, secure
and use the device in a manner that will not cause accidents, personal
injury or property damage, or in any manner obstruct your view or
interfere with operation of vehicle safety equipment. The user of this
product is solely responsible for observing safe driving practices. Do
not operate your Delphi NAV200 while driving. Park the vehicle first.
Do not use the navigation system or entertainment features if it
presents a risk to you or any other person or if it is a distraction.
Obey all traffic laws. The user is solely
responsible for obeying the local traffic laws and observing all road
signs. Local traffic laws and actual traffic signs always have priority
over the information and directions received from the navigation
system. The navigation instructions might be inaccurate or incorrect
due to detours or construction.
Delphi disclaims all liability for any use of
this product in a way that may cause accidents, damage, or that may
violate the law.
Warning: To avoid personal injury, follow the
safety guidelines and installation instructions provided so that the
Delphi NAV200 does not obstruct the view of the driver, interfere with
the operation of any airbags and safety features in the vehicle, or
become airborne in the case of an accident. DO NOT attempt to install
the Delphi NAV200 while driving.
NOTICE TO DRIVERS IN CALIFORNIA AND
MINNESOTA: State law prohibits drivers in California and Minnesota from
using suction mounts on their windshields. Other Delphi dashboard or
friction mounting option should be used (see adhesive disk supplied in
box). Delphi does not take any responsibility for any fines or damages
that may be incurred as a result of disregarding this notice. (See
California Vehicle Code Section 26708(a); Minnesota Statutes 2005,
Section 169.71).
NOTE: Adding music, movies or pictures
require a higher capacity SD card not included. See Owner's Manual for
more complete instructions.
Warning: For your safety, program your Delphi
NAV200 and enter information about your destination BEFORE you start
your journey. Do not operate the Delphi NAV200 while driving.
Warning: For your safety, DO NOT operate the
Delphi NAV200's entertainment features while driving. Movie and music
(MP3) players, photo viewer, game, world clock and calculator are
intended for use ONLY while you are not driving your vehicle.
FAQs Categories:
Entering Navigation
Why can't I find my address in the software on my NAV300 when I enter my city?
The map data on your NAV300 uses geographical definitions for addresses, which may differ from post office address. Inconsistencies in this area are rare but they do occur. In many cases, the street address may be found by using a neighboring city. You may also find it by using a zip code instead of the city.
Why am I unable to select Alaska or Hawaii in the region field of the address screen on my NAV300 unit?
Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico are all in separate maps in your NAV300 unit. You must have the appropriate map selected for any of these regions in the address. To change the map, select map from the main menu.
If I'm having trouble finding a street on my NAV300 unit how should I proceed?
(Examples: W Main St or N Park Rd)
To make street input easier on your NAV300, try entering only the "basename" portion of the street. For example "Main" instead of W Main Street or "Park" instead of N Park Rd. The software will prompt the user for the correct street.
When calculating a route to a POI, why does the device tell me the destination is in a restricted area?
Some POI destinations are physically located within a pedestrian-only zone in the map database. This includes large buildings where the POI is at the center of the building (shopping malls, sports arenas, etc.). The directions given will take the user to the requested location.Please follow all traffic laws in your area and never drive into a pedestrian zone or other area prohibited for use in a vehicle.
Why does the software on my NAV300 unit add a zip code when I enter a city into the address field? After I finish entering the rest of the address (street name and house number), the Zip code changes.
When a city is entered in your NAV300 unit without a zip code, the software shows the zip code specified for the city center - 90012 is used for Los Angeles. Once the complete address is known, the accurate zip code for that particular address will be shown - 90028 for the intersection of Hollywood and Vine in Los Angeles.
Why doesn't my NAV300 show a city when I enter a zip code?
In many cases, a zip code may include streets that fall in more than one city. To avoid confusion with listing multiple cities, only the zip code is shown.
How is the destination time determined on my NAV300 unit?
Arrival times on your NAV300 unit are calculated based on data from the map. These are typically based on speed limits, road classifications, etc. Factors such as traffic flow, weather, road conditions, etc. cannot be accounted for and will influence the time to destination. The optional Traffic Message Channel (TMC) device will provide a more accurate estimate.
How does the NAV300 calculate an Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA)?
Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) values are based on time zone settings specified in the software. Verify that you have set the correct time zone by going to settings -> Time Zone. ETA times are calculated based on data from the map. These are typically based on speed limits, road classifications, etc. Factors such as traffic flow, weather, road conditions, etc. cannot be accounted for and will influence the time to destination. The optional Traffic Message Channel (TMC) device will provide a more accurate estimate.
Error Messages
I received a Read File Failed error on my NAV300 unit, what does that mean?
If you receive a Read File Failed error on your NAV300 unit select "ok" to remove the error.
This is not a fatal error and navigation functionality will continue as normal. This can occur if the device is turned off while reading from the SD card, reading the map at startup, searching for points of interest (POI) or calculating a route.
Why did I get an error message on my NAV300 unit stating that a map could not be found?
If you get an error message on your NAV300 unit stating that a map could not be found, try checking to see if the SD card is properly inserted and reboot your system.
Using an SD card adaptor (sold separately) check that the map files are still on the SD card, copy all files from the backup folder on the backup DVD to the SD card and insert SD card back into the device. (SD card adaptor not included). http://shopdelphi.com/consumers/
SD Card directory structure should look like the following:
MN6
File Folder
NT064_MN6_Alaska_##############.map
MAP File
NT064_MN6_Hawaii_##############.map
MAP File
NT064_MN6_PuertoRico_##############.map
MAP File
NT064_NorthAmerica_MN6_##############.map
MAP File
Why do I get an error message on my NAV300 unit stating the route cannot be calculated?
If you get an error message on your NAV300 unit while trying to calculate a route, it may mean that your current position is not on a road and the software does not know where to begin (typically a large parking lot or rural area). Drive to the nearest road and start the calculation again.
While trying to calculate a route on my NAV300 unit what do I do if I get an error message stating that the destination is in an isolated area?
If you get an error message on your NAV300 unit that states the destination is in an isolated area, this indicates that the destination is in an area that is not on a road. Select a point closer to the road and try the calculation again. Check your settings, for example, if your destination is located on an island and you have "ferries" de-selected, you will receive this error message.
General Information
What are the differences between vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian in the speed profile setting of my NAV300 unit?
On your NAV300 unit, the vehicle profile is used for routing while in a vehicle and enforces all standard traffic laws (1-way streets, turn restrictions, etc) and bases time estimates on road speed limits. The bicycle profile is designed for usage while on a bicycle and removes restrictions for traffic laws but prohibits travel on interstates. Time estimates are also increased to match average bicycle speeds. The pedestrian profile is similar to the bicycle mode but lowers the time estimates further to match average walking speeds.
What is a TMC and how do I use it?
TMC stands for Traffic Message Channel and is a traffic information module. To use the TMC service, you must purchase the optional TMC receiver accessory.
Check http://shopdelphi.com/consumers/ for product availability. The TMC receiver accessory is supplied with a lifetime subscription to the traffic service. Simply load the software per the instructions, connect the receiver and antenna.
What is the threaded insert for on the back of the NAV300? Am I missing a threaded fastener from my kit?
The threaded insert on the back of the NAV300 unit is for an optional Motorcycle Mount Accessory. Please check http://www.shopdelphi.com/consumers/ for availability.
How can I view the software in French or Spanish on my NAV300 unit?
Language settings on your NAV300 unit can be found in the main device menu under settings. The navigation software will adjust itself accordingly. Note that French, Spanish, and English are the only languages supported. If any other language is selected, the device will continue to use English.
Are other skins available for the NAV300 unit?
No other skins are available for the NAV300 unit at this time.
Can the NAV300 read audio files in subfolders?
The NAV300 can read audio files in subfolders. It basically ignores subfolder headers.
Maps
Where do I report an error in the map/point of interest (POI) database?
Map issues can be reported directly to the map database provider, NAVTEQ at http://update.navteq.com.
What maps are available for my NAV300 unit and how much space do they need on the SD card?
Your NAV300 unit includes the following maps and space requirements on the SD card: USA and
Canada, 1.73GB; Alaska, 24.58MB; Hawaii, 11.17MB; Puerto Rico, 13.09MB; and Navigation
Software (MN6 Folder), 12.90MB. File sizes are subject to change.
Can I purchase updated map materials for my NAV300 unit?
Currently there are no new map updates for the NAV300 unit. New map updates are available for the NAV200 unit and can be found here:
www.navigation.com/delphimapupdate3
Other Functions
Why do I get errors sometimes when I multiply decimals on the NAV300 calculator?
The NAV300 calculator truncates numbers beyond 3 decimal places so any numbers input beyond 3 decimal places may be subject to rounding errors.
Are additional games available for the NAV300?
There are no additional games available for the NAV300 unit.
Are advanced calculators available for the NAV300?
There are no advanced calculators available for the NAV300.
SD Card
What SD card models do you recommend?
We recommend the following SD card models: Transcend 2GB, TS2GSD80; SanDisk 2GB, SDSDJ-2G; KINGMAX 2GB, KP02GS4 (KP02GS6 - PB Free version) and Kingston 2GB, SDHC 2GB. SD cards from other vendors may not work correctly, or have not been tested.
What do I do if I erased my SD card, need to purchase a new SD card or lost my SD card?
If you erased your SD card, copy all files from the backup folder on the backup DVD to a SD card (2.0GB or larger). If your computer will not access the disc, make sure you have the disc in a DVD drive, not a CD drive. Insert the SD card back into the device. (SD card adaptor not included).
SD Cards from other vendors may not work correctly, or have not been tested.
Why doesn't my computer see the SD Card adaptor (reader/writer) I purchased?
Check your USB port(s) on your computer. If your computer has USB 1.1 port(s) and the reader/writer is USB 2.0 the computer may not see it. USB 2.0 is also much faster than USB 1.1 (as much as 40X faster), so copying gigabyte size files is a time consuming task on a USB 1.1 device.
I reformatted my SD Card and copied the files from the DVD, now the NAV300 has no voice and won't route. What’ wrong?
The SD Card must be formatted in FAT (FAT16), not FAT32 or NTFC.
Why doesn't my NAV300 run after I restored the files to my SD Card from the DVD?
Check the files on your SD Card, if you copied the folders such that the "MN6" folder is not visible to the NAV300, it doesn't know what to do. Copy all DVD (backup) files to the SD Card "Root Directory." Do not copy the "Manual" folder to the SD Card.
SD Card directory structure should look like the following:
MN6
File Folder
NT064_MN6_Alaska_##############.map
MAP File
NT064_MN6_Hawaii_##############.map
MAP File
NT064_MN6_PuertoRico_##############.map
MAP File
NT064_NorthAmerica_MN6_##############.map
MAP File
How big of an SD Card will the NAV300 support?
Up to 2 GB. To avoid potential problems, please use one from our approved sources: SanDisk; Kingston; Kingmax; or Transcend (The "standard" quality SD Card actually seems to work best.)
Technical Questions
How do I open the navigation application on my NAV300 unit if it is grayed out?
If you cannot open the navigation application and the NAVI button on the main menu is gray, verify the SD card is inserted and it has all applicable software and maps. If needed, copy the files over from the backup DVD. Reboot after inserting NAV SD Card.
Why isn't my NAV300 unit detecting a GPS signal?
The icon stays red when selected or says GPS is not available.
If your NAV300 unit does not detect a signal, make sure the device has a clear view of the sky and the GPS antenna is extended.
Some vehicles have heated/metallic windshields that degrade GPS signal reception. If you have just turned on your unit, allow additional time to find the signal.
If you are in an urban area (New York City, Chicago), move away from tall buildings or other obstructions. Voice prompts may not match map. If you are still having problems, you may need to purchase an external antenna.
Why can't I get a valid GPS position in a large city?
If you are in a large city and are having trouble getting a signal from your NAV200 unit you may be able to obtain a signal simply by moving around to a different location.
Large metropolitan areas can create an "urban canyon" which disrupts the GPS signals from the various satellites. This is caused by multiple signals from the same satellite bouncing off of the various
buildings and confusing the GPS receiver. An alternative would be to purchase an external antenna accessory to obtain a better signal. http://shopedelphi.com/consumers/
Why can't I find a point of interest (POI) using my NAV300 unit?
The current map on the NAV300 unit includes approximately 1.6 million POIs in a variety of categories. We strive to keep the database information as up to date as possible however some inconsistencies may occur over time. These changes will be reflected in future updates to the map database.
Why does the route the NAV300 calculates differ from my preferred route for going from point A to point B?
Calculation on the NAV300 unit is based on a complex algorithm that compares each road segment with respect to speed, traffic flow, number of lanes, etc. In some cases, the suggested route may follow a different set of streets than what you are used to. This is correct behavior and follows the rules specified in the database. Routes will also change depending on if you have selected fastest or shortest route or have prohibited use of interstates, ferries, or tollways. Route settings can be changed in the settings menu by going to Settings -> Routing Options.
Why don't I receive TMC messages on my NAV300 unit if I have an active TMC service?
TMC service is only supported on your NAV300 unit in specific metropolitan areas. You must have a valid GPS signal to begin receiving TMC messages because GPS signal sends time information used to verify your TMC service. TMC messages are broadcast over FM radio frequencies. Be sure the antenna is attached to your TMC receiver and fully extended for best reception.
How do I delete my my favorites / recent destinations?
To remove favorite/recent destinations, after selecting the entries to be removed, the NAV300 must go through an “orderly” shutdown, by pressing the "Quit" softkey and exiting Navigation. Simply pressing the "Power Button" will not work.
Why am I asked for a pin each time I try to use my phone with my NAV300?
You have multiple profiles for similar phones entered on your NAV300, the unit doesn’t know which profile to use.Press the Bluetooth button on the front panel --> Tap "Settings" --> Tap "Bluetooth Reset" --> Tap "Yes". This will delete all profiles and you will need to recreate the profile(s) you want.
How do I convert to .avi format if my NAV300 won't read my movie files?
You can try the file converters available on the following websites. Delphi does not promote or guarantee the function of any of these programs. We are providing this information as a possible solution only.
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