XM-2DTSBN6210 - Uncategorized Xomax - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL XM-2DTSBN6210 Xomax

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XM-2DTSBN6210

INSTALLATION/OWNER'S MANUAL

DVD Multimedia Receiver with 6.2" Touch Screen Display

XOMAX

GPS TOUCH SCREEN IR TRANSMITTER 2 DIN Doppel-DIN DVD mp3 Equalizer USB IN ID3 Tag3 Subwoofer DUAL ZONE AUDIO CD MPEG SD CNTNAC KARTNOCOT FRONT AUX IN DESIGN PIANO LACK R-D-S IN REAR VIEW CAM ISO 16:9 WIDESCREEN LED colors HD MOSFET 60 WATT x4 Bluetooth®

Safety Notes:

The DVD video display of the in-dash unit will not operate while the vehicle is moving. This is a safety feature to prevent driver distraction. In-dash DVD video functions will only operate when vehicle is in Park and the parking brake is engaged. It is illegal in most states for the driver to view video while the vehicle is in motion.

Warning Statement 3

Safety Information/Precautions....4

Preparation/Mounting....5

Wiring Diagram 6

Remote Preparation....7

Control Locations 8

General Operation 9

AM/FM Tuner Operation 1

Multimedia player B

Disc: DVD/VCD Operation ...... B

CD/MP3/MP4/WMA/Multimedia Operation.

Pictures Operation....6

AUX in....6

Rear view lens/ Calculator/ Game Y

Bluetooth Operation 8

Setting Menu 2

GPS Navigation ...... Z

Troubleshooting 8

Systematic Parameter 3

Signs of Video and Audio 5

About CDs 5

WARNING

This unit has to be installed in a way that the screen is not visible. Upon installation of this Monitor/DVD player( "unit" ) into a vehicle, the driver of the vehicle must not operate this unit by watching videos or playing video games while driving. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to driver distraction which could result in serious injury or death to the vehicle's occupants or persons outside the vehicle and/or property damage.

Several states prohibit the installation of monitors/DVD players if the screen is visible from the driver's seat. If you reside in a jurisdiction which has enacted such a law, this unimust not be installed so that the screen is visible from the driver's seat. When installing this unit in the front console/dashboard, the unit must be positioned so that it is facing the front passenger seat only. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to driver distractionwhich could result in serious injury or death to the vehicle's occupants or persons outside the vehicle and/or property damage.

This unit is designed so that it may be operated only when the vehicle is in “Park” and the parking brake is fully engaged. To this end, this unit includes a parking brake lock-out feature which prohibits the unit from operating if the vehicle is not in “Park” and/or the parking brake is not fully engaged. When installing this unit, the installer must connect the parking brake detect wire (“Pink Lead”) to the parking brake mechanism in order to make the parking brake lock-out feature operable. DO NOT simply ground the parking brake detect wire to a metal portion of the vehicle. Failure to properly install the parking brake lock-out feature could lead to driver distraction which could result in serious injury or death to the driver’s occupants or persons outside the vehicle and/or property damage.

Once the parking brake lock-out feature is installed, the owner/user must not attempt to disrupt/neutralize the parking brake lock-out feature by (a) partially engaging the parking brake and/or (b) purchasing/using any device or unit designed to send necessary brakesignals to the unit. Failure to follow these instructions could lead to driver distraction which could result in serious injury or death to the driver's occupants or persons outside the vehicle and/or property damage.

When operating this unit, keep the unit's volume level low enough so that the vehicle's occupants can hear traffic-related sounds such as police and emergency vehicles. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to driver distraction which could result in serious injury or death to the vehicle's occupants or persons outside the vehicle and/or property damage.

Safety Information

Please read all instructions carefully before attempting to install or operate.

Due to its technical nature, it is highly recommended that your XM-2DTSB6210 is installed by a professional installer or an authorized dealer. This product is only for use in vehicles with 12VDC negative ground only.

To prevent damage or injury:

□ Make sure to ground the unit securely to the vehicle chassis ground.
☐ Do not remove the top or bottom covers of the unit.
☐ Do not install the unit in a spot exposed to direct sunlight or excessive heat or the possibility of water splashing.
- Do not subject the unit to excessive shock.
- When replacing a fuse, only use a new one with the prescribed rating. Using a fuse with the wrong rating may cause the unit to malfunction.
• To prevent short circuits when replacing a fuse, disconnect the wiring harness first.
- Use only the provided hardware and wire harness.
- You cannot view video while the vehicle is moving. Find a safe place to park and engage the parking brake.
• If you experience problems during installation, consult the seller
- If the unit malfunctions, reset the unit as
• To clean the monitor, wipe only with a dry silicone cloth or soft cloth. Do not use a stiff cloth, or volatile solvents such as paint thinner and alcohol. They can scratch the surface of the panel and/or remove the printing.
- When the temperature of the unit falls (as in winter), the liquid crystal inside the screen will become darker than usual. Normal brightness will return after using the monitor for a while.
- When extending the ignition, battery or ground cables, make sure to use automotive-grade cables or other cables with an area of 0.75mm (AWG 18) or more to prevent voltage drops.
- Do not touch the liquid crystal fluid if the LCD is damaged or broken. The liquid crystal fluid may be hazardous to your health or fatal. If the liquid crystal fluid from the LCD contacts your body or clothing, wash it off with soap immediately.

E-MARK Compliance

Concerning the adoption of uniform technical prescriptions for wheeled vehicles, equipment and parts which can be fitted and/or be used on wheeled vehicles and the conditions for reciprocal recognition of approvals granted on the basis of these prescriptions. Addendum 9: Regulation No. 10 Uniform provisions concerning the approval of vehicles with regard to electromagnetic compatibility Regulation No. 10 revision 04 series of amendments Corrigendum 1 to the Revision 4 – Date of entry into force: 06 March 2012

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Note: These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures.

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Preparation

Before You Start

Getting Started

• Disconnect negative battery terminal. Consult a qualified technician for instructions.
• Avoid installing the unit where it would be subject to high temperatures, such as from direct sunlight, or where it would be subject to dust, dirt or excessive vibration.
• Insert the supplied keys into the slots as shown, and slide the unit out of the mounting sleeve.
  • Install mounting sleeve into opening, bending tabs to secure.
• Connect wiring harness as shown on page 6. Consult a qualified technician if you are unsure.
• Certain vehicles may require an installation kit and/or wiring harness adapter (not included).
• Reconnect negative battery terminal, and test for correct operation.
• Snap trim ring into place (if required).
• Slide unit into mounting sleeve to secure.

Mounting sleeve opening dimensions 7.16" x 3.97 " (182 mm x 101 mm) Put the black sticker in this place KEYS Put the black sticker in this place TYPICAL FRONT-LOAD MOUNTING METHOD

Wiring Diagram - Inputs/Outputs

graph TD
    A["GPS ANT"] --> B["RADIO ANT"]
    B --> C["SPEAKER FRONT R"]
    C --> D["POWER"]
    D --> E["SUBWOOFER OUTPUT"]
    F["VIDEO OUT1"] --> G["FL AUDIO OUTPUT"]
    H["VIDEO OUT2"] --> I["VIDEO OUT1"]
    J["VIDEO INPUT"] --> K["LEFT AUDIO INPUT"]
    L["RIGHT AUDIO INPUT"] --> M["RIGHT AUDIO INPUT"]
    N["FR AUDIO OUTPUT"] --> O["FR AUDIO OUTPUT"]
    P["RR AUDIO OUTPUT"] --> Q["RL AUDIO OUTPUT"]
    R["SPEAKER FRONT R"] --> S["SPEAKER FRONT L"]
    T["SPEAKER FRONT L"] --> U["SPEAKER FRONT R"]
    V["SPEAKER FRONT R"] --> W["SPEAKER FRONT L"]
    X["SPEAKER FRONT L"] --> Y["SPEAKER FRONT R"]
    Z["SPEAKER FRONT R"] --> AA["SPEAKER FRONT L"]
    AB["SPEAKER FRONT L"] --> AC["SPEAKER FRONT R"]
    AD["SW KEY1(GREEN)"] --> AE["AMP CTRL (BLUE)"]
    AE --> AF["ILLUMI(ORANGE)"]
    AF --> AG["B-/GND (BLACK)"]
    AH["ACC (RED)"] --> AI["FUSE POWER B+(YELLOW)"]
    AI --> AJ["CAN BUS TXD(ORANGE)"]
    AK["CAN BUS RXD/IR(COFFEE)"] --> AL["BACK (COFFEE)"]
    AL --> AM["PARKING(PINK)"]
    AM --> AN["ANT CONTROL CABLE(BLUE)"]
    AN --> AO["SW KEY2 (GREY)"]
    AP["CAMERA SIGNAL INPUT(YELLOW RCA)"] --> AQ["CAMERA SIGNAL INPUT(YELLOW RCA)"]
    AR["AUX RIGHT AUDIO OUTPUT (RED)"] --> AS["AUX LEFT AUDIO OUTPUT (WHITE)"]
    AS --> AT["AUX VIDEO INPUT OUTPUT (YELLOW)"]
    AU["AUX INPUT WIRING DIAGRAM"]

Wiring Notes:

Subwoofer output

The Subwoofer preamp audio output (black jacket with green RCA) is active in all audio modes.

Rear camera input

The rear camera is not included in this device. This device supports the rear camera video input.

Steering wheel control

Connect SW KEY 1/SW KEY 2/SW GND

Note:

When replacing a fuse, make sure to use the correct type and amperage. Using an incorrect fuse could damage the unit.

Remote Control Preparation

Remove battery insulation tape.

To insert or replace the battery, remove the battery holder.

Remove the battery from the battery holder.

Install the new battery. Make sure to keep the (+) side up.

Insert the battery holder.

PULL

Notes:

• The remote control use\35 one 3 volt Lithium CR2025 battery. Remove the battery if the remote will not be used for a month or longer.
• Remove and dispose of battery properly.
• Do not store battey with metallic objects or materials.

Back side Battery holder Pull on side Pull out

Pull Out

Keep the battery(+) side facing up Push In

Back side Battery holder Push in

XOMAX

Control Locations

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① Power on/off
② Main interface/ Mode
③ Radio, FM/AM switching
④ Volume Up/down or Mute
⑤ AMS
⑥ SD/Map card slot

⑦ Reset
⑧ USB
⑨ DIM
⑩ Select next or previous chapter/EQ Setting
⑪ DVD
⑫ Navigation
⑬ Eject

① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮ ⑯ ⑰ ⑱ ⑲ ⑳ ㉑ ㉒ ㉓ ㉔ ㉕ ㉖ ㉗ ㉘ ㉙ ㉚ ㉛ ㉜ ㉝ ㉞ ㉟ ㉳ ㉴ ㉵ ㉶ ㉷ ㉸ ㉹ ㉺ ㉻ ㉒ ㉓ ㉔ ㉕ ㉖ ㉗ ㉘ ㉙ ㉚ ㉛ ㉜ ㉝ ㉞ ㉟ ㉟A XOMAX

① Power on/off
② EJECT
③ SRC
④ OPEN
⑤ Screen angle up
⑥ MENU
⑦ VOL+
⑧ MUTE
⑨ 4-Way - UP
⑩ SEL
⑪ OK
⑫ 4-Way - Right
⑬ 4-Way - Down
⑭ ROOT or End of the call
⑮ PBC

⑯ SET UP
⑰ SEARCH
⑱ REPEAT
⑲ ANGLE
20 AUDIO
②1 OSD
②ZOOM or Make a call
②3 AMS
⑳ 4-Way - Left
②5 BAND or Stop
26 Select previous section
⑳ VOL-
28 Play/pause
⑲ Screen angle down
30 Select next section
③1 Number keys

General Operation

① ② ③ ④ Media Radio Navi BT AI/XX Sitting BTP music IP 3D ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧

⑨ ⑩ Calc Game ⑪ ⑫ ⑫ ⑫ ⑬ ⑬ ⑬ 15

Profile of main interface

1. Media: SD/USB/DVD
   8.IPOD(not included in this device)
   2.Radio
   9.Calculator
   3.GPS navigation
   10.Game
2. Bluetooth
   11.Connection status: SD. DVD, Bluetooth
   5.AUX in
3. Shortcut key: DVD, Radio, Navigation, Setting
4. Setting
   13.Volume
5. Bluetooth Music

Note: If there is no any device connection, icons for DVD, USB, SD, IPOD and camera will be showed no device. Click is invalid in this case.

Radio

• Radio Region-Set the unit for one for the following regions: Europe, America, China, Russia, Japan, RDS(on/off)

Multimedia player

• Support lots of video and audio formats, support 1080P high resolution video
- Subwoofer-Turn the subwoofer output On or Off
• EQ-Sertting: Pop, Rock, Classic, Jazz or Off

Bluetooth

- Connect the bluetooth with mobile device, playing music, make a phone call, receive phone call, phonebook display

GPS Navigation

• GPS Navigation, guide your road

Time

- Slide the figures in the set time interface Select the desired time zone

Language

• Language-Select desired language(English, Spanish, Deutsch, Russian, Portuguese, French, Chinese, etc.

Camera input

- Connect the camera with this device, can be auto detected brake signal when reversing.(Note: Camera is not included)

Car logo

- Preset car logo to match your car brand

Steering wheel control

- Set the function button on you steering wheel via the system learning setting

Calibration

- Calibration Press the enter of the “+” as the indicated on the screen to calibrate the touch screen

Power saving mode

- auto black set:3 minutes, 5 minutes,10 minutes, cancel, black now

AUX Input

- Connect an optional audio video source to the Aux input(Red / White / Yellow RCA connectors) Refer to page 6 for the details wiring diagram

Dual zone function

- While playing the radio/music/video, GPS navigation can work at the same time. Switch the mode by remote control SRC or touch H / N key in the panel or touch the icon in the main interface

AM/FM Tuner Operation

Radio interface RDS turn on function

Touch Radio icon in main interface or press mode key in panel/SRC key in remote controller to switch to radio mode.

Radio 12:06 AM FM1 88.00 MHz BAND AMS PS DX ST TA PTY AF ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮ ⑯ ⑰ ⑱ ⑲ ⑳ ㉑ ㉒ ㉓ ㉔ ㉕ ㉖ ㉗ ㉘ ㉙ ㉚ ㉛ ㉜ ㉝ ㉞ ㉟ ㉳ ㉻ ㉼ ㉝ ㉞ ㉟ ㉳ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟ ㉟

1. Home page: touch the icon to access the main menu
2. Power Saving Mode

Shut the screen display to saving power

1. Current Source Indicator

Display source currently playing

1. Clock Indicator

Show current time

5.Volume display
6. Tune Frequency-Down

Touch this icon will tune the radio to a lower frequency by one frequency step

1. Tune Frequency-Up

Touch this icon will tune the radio to a higher frequency by one frequency step

1. Information displaying

Show the temporary state information about frequency

1. Information displaying bars

A. Short press to enter this current frequency, Long press the frequency, the new frequency show at the top information displaying bar will be stored in this bar
B. Preset Tuning

To select a desired station from the preset station list, touch any of the displayed station frequencies

10.Band

Touch this icon to switch radio band, from FM1, FM2, FM3, AM1, AM2

Under every band, 6 stations can be stored. Touch BAND key in radio interface

■/BAND key in the remote control to switch bands among FM and AM.

11.Automatically Searching station

Touch this icon to scan radio station automatically. The most recent stations are Press the AMS key in the remote control. the system will automatically search radio stored. station within full channels. The radio station with good signal or fine receiving state will be stored in the preset frequency directory.

12.Preset Scan

Touch this icon to scan the tunable presets band and play them for 5 seconds each.

13.LOC/DX Tuning Mode

LOC short-distance function/DX remote function) Local tuning lets you tune in radio stations with sufficiently strong signals for good reception. In areas that reception is poor, you can switch from local.

After starting LOC, the radio will search the radio stations with strong signal and fine receiving state. After the local searching function is activated, DX icon will become LOC icon. Return to distance tuning mode, by press the LOC button again. (Distance tuning is the default tuning mode.)

14.ST: Stereo for the frequency with stereo sound output

15.TA Function Turn on/off

Touch this icon to switch to current radio station under any mode if the system detects emergency traffic news.

16.Program Type

Touch this icon to select the program type.

17.AF Function Turn on/off

Touch this icon to turn on/off AF function (This function is aims at automatically optimizing frequency of current channel. If there is break of some frequency point or poor signal of broadcasting radio station, the system will automatically switch to another frequency point with strong signal of the same radio station.)

18. Return to previous mode

Radio interface RDS turn off function

• The TA, PTY, AF icons will not show in the menu.

Note: You can turn on/off the RDS function in the system setting menu: Freq Area.

Radio 12:33 AM FM1 98.30 MHz 87.50 90.00 98.00 106.00 108.00 87.50 BAND AMS PS DX ST

Multimedia player

Click Media icon to enter media player: DVD, USB, SD

Click the desired media to player, and press the SRC key in the remote control to switch the playing mode.

Disc: DVD/VCD Operation

Note: Please use the standard and genuine discs and keep discs clean. Proper usage can assure normal service life of this system (this device only supports 12CM disc). Insert disc into disc inlet slightly, the disc will be suctioned into the device automatically. The system will automatically read disc and the screen will display directory menu contained in DVD disc. The user can directly click options in directory menu to perform play, language selection, voice selection, section selection and other disc operation.

DVD 12:18 AM 15 Menu 10 Emprov PLAY MENU ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧

DVD 12:18 AM Features Options PLAY AUDIO EQ FF ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮ ⑯ ⑰ ⑱ ⑲ ⑳ ⑯

1. Click the key to enter primary menu of the disc
2. Click to select previous section(item)
   3.Play/pause
3. Stop key: stop to play, click play key to start the playing.
4. Click to select next section(item)
5. Play mode (for each click, it will switch among repeat one, repeat all, repeat off and random)
6. Title menu touch to access DVD title menu.
   8.Page key(click the key to enter next function menu).
   9.Fast reverse touch the speed from 2x to 4x, back to play.
   10.Fast forward touch the ▶ speed from 2 x to 4x, back to play
7. Audio setting: stereo, mix, left channel, right channel
   12.EQ setting: User, Field, Club, POP, Classic, Rock, Jazz
   13.Picture adjustment: User, Bright, Soft, Color, Normal
   14.Zoom:±25%, ±50%, ±75%
8. Click the key to enter the keyboard of searching and playing
9. Sub-title mode touch to activate sub-titles on DVD's that have multiple sub-title languages. See below pictures.

DVD 12:19 AM 15 T001/002 C005/046 PLAY At >>

Note: Functions mentioned above can also be done through corresponding keys of the remote controller.

GO TO SEARCH

In DVD/VCD disc play, it can fast reach designated position for play with SEARCH function. Click 1234 key enter the interface shown as below.

DVD 12:19 AM 15 1001/002 C008/040 PLAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 10+ OK

Click number in keyboard, click OK key for confirmation. After confirmation, the system will automatically turn to designated position of the disc for play.

CD/MP3/MP4/WMA Multimedia Operation

CD/MP3/MP4/WMA Multimedia Operation

Insert the disc/USB/SD into disc inlet slightly. The system will automatically play CD/MP3/WMAdisc and the screen will display play interface shown .The system will automatically read disc/USB/SD information, and the user can directly click items displayed in the play interface for select and play.

Music 12:31 AM 15 ① ② ③ ④ 1. HB-20MP4 2. 13_HOST.MP4 3. 1_HOST.MP4 4. 320x240_800_25_DivX.Lavi 5. 32C28E.Mov ⑤ ⑥

Music 12:11 AM 15 American Pie sony Don McLean 00/014 PLAY 00:00:09/03:32 ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫

1. Video format display
2. Music format display
   3.Pictures format display
3. The primary folder, click to enter subfolder or play
4. The subfolder
   6.Slider bar: slide the bar to see the following file
5. Click to select previous track

8.Play/pause key

1. Stop key

10.Click to select next track

1. Play mode (for each click, it will switch among repeat one, repeat all, repeat off and random)

2. Back to the playing list or folder list

Pictures Operation

Play JPEG file

Picture 12:19 AM 15 ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦

Screenshot of a video editing app interface showing multiple image thumbnails with Chinese labels and timestamps.

1.Previous picture

1. Next picture

3.Play/pause: automatically play

4.Zoom in:+25%,+50%,+75%

5.Zoom out:+25%,+50%,+75%

1. Rotate picture (Click the key continuous, the picture will be rotated in 90 degrees, 180 degrees, 270 degrees and 0 degree in turn)

2. Preview the pictures

AUX in(Auxiliary device input)

Click AUX in from the main interface SRC key in remote control to switch to AUX in Mode. AUX in enables external media sources to connect to the system, like camera, video games, walkman, external navigation box (controlled by remote controller)etc. No auxiliary device input shows at the below picture. Connect external devices through the 3.5mm auxiliary audio/video input. It can display the corresponding picture as the output video. Look at wiring diagram at the page 6.

Two colored audio jack cables (red and blue) tied together on a dark background, displayed in a home screen interface with no visible text or symbols.

Rear view Lens

Auto operation: After connect with reverse camera, it will auto-detected the reverse signal and show the reverse pictures. The system will swift to any mode to rear view lens mode automatically. When reverse is over, the system will come back to previous mode.

Calculator

12:24 AM 7 8 9 + SQRT 4 5 6 - 1/X 1 2 3 × +/- C 0 • ÷ =

Game

Preset three games: Boxman, Clearmine, Tetris

Game 12:25 AM Boatiron ClearMine Tetris

Bluetooth Operation

1. Pairing

BT 00:16 15 D Unconnected E TP60H1(A0:E9:E8:08:30:B9) A B C Phonebook CallLog Keyboard Pair BT Set

A. Pair key (click the key to connect or disconnect the paired Bluetooth of this device with the mobile device). Enter the default pass word: 0000 if necessary.

B.Disconnect pairing

C. Search Bluetooth device

D. Bluetooth connected states display.

E.Display Bluetooth devices list searched

Paring method:

Click the 🔒 key to search the Bluetooth device. Click the desired device name, then click 🔒 to paring. Touch the ✗ key to cancel the pairing. When waiting for pairing is displaying in Phone number display zone, pairing is on. While open the phone's Bluetooth device, and search for new pairing, When phone search out the device Bluetooth, that is the name of native Bluetooth device, select this device and connect it. Enter a default pass word: 0000, the phone will pair with the device automatically. When connected successfully, the name of the mobile device will be shown on the display zone.

2. Phonebook display

BT 12:06 AM 15 A B Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L Z X C V B N M BT Set

A. Dial the phone number

B. Press to download the phone book from the mobile at the first time. The second time this icon will become the searching key for searching the name in the phonebook.

3. Call log

BT 00:16 15 Phonebook Call Log Keyboard Pair BT Set

Dial call: Dial the desired phone number in the list.

Missed Calls: Press Missed Calls to retrieve the list of missed calls from the mobile device. Touch the desired number to call. Press the page up/down buttons to navigate through the pages.

Received Calls: Press Received calls to retrieve the list of received calls from the mobile device. Touch the desired number to call. Press the page slider button to navigate through the pages.

Dialed Calls: Press Dialed calls to retrieve the list of dialed calls from the mobile device. Touch the desired number to call. Press the slider button to navigate through the pages.

Note: During an incoming call, the audio is muted for the current music or radio. The incoming call screen will be displayed. Adjust the volume during the call using the volume control. Press the End icon on screen or the End button on the remote controller to end a call in progress or to reject an incoming call. Navigation voice guidance will work normally when using Bluetooth to make a hands-free phone call.

4. Dial and receive phone call

BT 00:04 15 G Unconnected E A F C B D 1 2 3 * 4 5 6 0 7 8 9 # Phonebook CallLog Keyboard Pair BT Set

A. Dial/Receive a call
B. Sound switch key (click the key to switch the voice between vehicle speaker and mobile device)
C.End key
D. Keyboard
E.Delete
F.Redial key
G.Click to return menu list

5. Making a call

A. Enter the phone number by the number key in the Bluetooth interface. Click the ✗ key to clear error input one by one.. Enter the phone number, click

key to make a call, click 📄 to end a call.

B. Enter the phone number in the remote controller, press key in the remote controller, click to end a call.
C. While calling, users can click switch key to switch voice between vehicle speaker and the phone. Click this key to redial the present phone number.

6. Bluetooth Setting

0000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 C OK Auto Pickup: Phonebook CallLog Keyboard Pair BT Set

A. Auto pickup:

Set the type of answer phone call: Manual or Automatically.

(1)The device will answer a call automatically if the Auto pickup feature is turned on.

(2) Manual answer mode

The device will answer manually, click the 📞 key to answer a call, and click key to end a call.

B. Default password: 0000. Click the 🔒 to reset the paring password, then click OK to save the new password, and show the new password. Please enter the new password to pair the device.

7. Bluetooth music

BTMusic 00:04 15

The phone must support A2DP agreement. Press BT Music icon in the main interface. Under the connected mode, click play keys in the Bluetooth interface to play different music formats restored in the phone. Due to different types of phones, music can be played either by choosing music player on the phone or click the play key in the Bluetooth interface.

Bluetooth Setup Menu Matrix

Settings Default Options Function
Bluetooth On	Bluetooth is	standby when the device is turned on
Device Not	Paired Device	Name	When connected, the current Bluetooth device name will be displayed. Press the device name todisplay a list of available devices that can be connected.
Connect	Auto		After connect with the same device one time, it will be auto connected next time.
Auto pickup	Manual	Manual	You must press the Talk button to answer an incoming call
		Auto	All incoming calls will be automatically answered

Notes: Some Bluetooth approved devices may not communicate or work properly with this head unit, depending on the features or specifications of the device. During hands free operation, some noise may be heard when using a mobile device with this head unit, depending on the mobile device and or the communication environment. Some mobile will need to enter the pass word to pair with the device, please enter the pass word: 0000.

SETTING MENU

Click SETTING icon or SETUP key in remote control to enter system menu setting interface, including Language setting, video setting, system setting and so on. Users can set the modes according to their own preference.

Time setting

00:04 15 D M Y b m 18 4 2009 2 19 5 2010 3 20 6 2011 0 4 21 7 2012 1 5 22 8 2013 2 6 2 hour Kam 1 hour form (GNT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Lirunis << Language Set Time Car logo Info Set Syster >>

Set Frequency Area

Freq. Area 12:05 AM 15 China America Europe Japan Russia RDS Set back Weak Area backlight background sound

Backlight setting:

00:04 15 Standard SOFT BRIGHT Set New Freq Area backlight Background Sound

Background Setting

Select the picture you want, then click ok.

Background 12:07 AM 15 OK Sat now Airbox Area Backlitre Photocond Sound

Car logo setting

Select the logo you want, then click ok.

Enter password: 0000, select the logo you want, then click ok.

00:17 15 << DVD JAC Audi BMW SAPID Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz Set Time Car logo Info Set Syner

Backlight setting:

Click the language you want, then back to main interface to save this setting. Please note that some languages will not show in the system.

Language 12:02 AM 简体中文 繁體中文 Russten 日本語 españoles Ukraine Svenska Türige slovenčina DCCO Français Brazil Eskiy Deutsch FRAV DDDD Italeno Portugalis << Language Set Time Car logo Info Set System >>

Sound Setting

Select the desired style, then back to the main interface. Click the arrow to enter the speaker setting. you can adjust the speaker volume.

Sound 12:13 AM 15 TRE + BAS + CAI POP ROCK SCE SOFT JAZZ CLUB

Sound 12:13 AM 15 mi Default Loud Section Print Area Backlight Background sound

System information

MCIVER: 1.99 OSVER: V.VC002.200000.130723 APPVER: TP69E1A-V02-13-19-02 DVDVER: 01132122(980C0060) PLATFORM: Wincs6.0 Touch ON Reset

A. Touch CN: to calibration the touch panel Enter the following pictures, and press the icon:

graph TD
    A["○"] --> B["②"]
    B --> C["○"]
    C --> D["③"]
    D --> E["○"]
    E --> F["④"]
    F --> G["○"]
    G --> H["⑤"]
    H --> I["○"]
    I --> J["⑥"]
    J --> K["○"]
    K --> L["⑦"]
    L --> M["○"]
    M --> N["⑧"]
    N --> O["○"]
    O --> P["⑨"]
    P --> Q["○"]
    Q --> R["⑩"]
    R --> S["○"]
    S --> T["⑪"]
    T --> U["○"]
    U --> V["⑫"]
    V --> W["○"]
    W --> X["⑬"]
    X --> Y["○"]

B. Reset: Reset the device into factory setting.

System setting

Set System 12:07 AM 15 Key Sound GPS monitor Break detect 3G Network BasicarSnd SubWoofer

A.Key sound, turn on/off the key sound
B.Brake detect, turn of/off the brake signal input.
C. Back car sound

On: In the back car mode, the sound will not stop

Off: In the back car mode, the sound will stop.

D.GPS monitor

On: When the GPS monitor is on, you can hear the sound of DVD/USB/SD/RADIO while use the GPS navigation.

Off: In this mode, just can hear the navigation sound.

E.3G Internet (not included)

F.Subwoofer

Steering wheel setting

Wheel 12:27 AM 15 MODE Mute Reset Save Hight Middle Low Band Black list Application/na

Connect the steering wheel control cable, and click the corresponding key to activate the function.

After entering into the steering wheel control interface, click "Mode [ - ] ", then push the steering wheel "mode" button in your car, it will come out a numerical value, then it is ok for the mode. Click "VOL- [- ]", then push the steering wheel "volume-" button in you car, it will come out a numerical value, then it is ok for VOL-,...Click other buttons accordingly, until all the numerical value come out.

Then the steering wheel function can be used.

Set Navigation

This device is with built-in SD memory card slot. The software or multimedia files can be stored in SD card and displayed in the device.

1. Insert the SD memory card into the slot properly and push the card in. When hearing a click, it indicates that the card is inserted.
2. When removing the SD memory card, please push the card, then it will automatically pop up.
3. The device should be in OFF status when inserting/removing the SD card.
4. When the SD card is played, please do not remove it to avoid data error or lost.

Navigation setting

Setting the navigation software path, click icon, then select the navigation process (usually a file with EXE extension) according to access path of navigation software.

Note: If this device is containing a map, and the path is been set. If it is loosing a path, please set again. If the SD card is removed and inserted, it should be set the path again.

Set Navi 12:12 AM 15 Please select navi path: Autorun GPS at power on

GPS Navigation

Using Navigator

To start Navigator on the device, tap Start then Programs. Now tap on the Navigator icon.

Please note that operating your device while driving can be dangerous and we recommend that you prepare your journey in advance.

Now you will be presented with an overview map of the region you have installed.

Before you start navigating you must first set up your GPS.

To move from one screen to another or scroll down a list simply swipe the mouse or your finger scross the screen.

Connecting your GPS receiver

Menu Route My Routes Routing mode GPS Night Mode Odometer Favourites Editor Settings Minimize Exit

Tap the Settings button. Now you are in the settings menu.

Menu\Settings Configure devices GPS TMC Remote communication device System Navigation Tracking Speed Warnings

Tap the GPS button.

Menu\Settings\Gps Settings Gps Device GPS device Configure GPS device Synchronize Time Select to synchronize system time with GPS. GPS On Start Automatically Select to automatic GPS connection when Navigator starts. Map Map Rotation Select to keep the map in the direction of travel. Centre Map Select to keep position on map.

Now tap the Configuration button.

Connecting your GPS receiver

Menu\Settings\Gps Settings\Current configuration Gps Device: COM3, 38400 baud Gps Status: Connected Tmc Device: COM3, 38400 baud Tmc Protocol: GNS Change settings WARNING: The gps device will be disconnected

Navigator will now configure the GPS for you automatically.

Gps Settings\Searching for GPS devices... Searching: COM2, 57600 baud

If auto-detection has been successful detected, click on the detected GPS. Now this device will be search at COM7,9600 baud.

Autodetected on COM3, 38400 baud Searching: COM2, 19200 baud

Now you should see a GPS information window. If all is well you will see information about signal and position data coming from the receiver.

Menu\Settings\Gps Settings\Gps device summary Connected device: COM3, 38400 baud Fix: No Satellites: 0 Time: 26.5.2011, 15:44:17 Latitude: 50°48'20.7"N Longitude: 6°09'09.0"E Altitude: 102 meters Speed: 0 km/h Ck Configure TMC device

Please note that this device is without TMC.

Setting your destination

You can set a destination in several ways, from the map, from the search menu or from one of your favourites From the Map.

Tap the position on the map where you want to set your destination. The following menu will appear.

MENU Quil Peak Street

Select the destination icon From the Search menu. Select Find & Navigate from the Main Menu or Tap the search icon in map view.

Address POI Favourites Coordinates Find Address Great Britain London, London Abbey Orchard Street 10 Use this Search Internet

There are several database types to choose from: Address, POI (Points of Interest), Favourites and Nearest. To make a change to any detail tap the textbox it is in. If you have entered search text before, you may see it on the following screen. If you begin typing the old text will be overwritten. You can also set a destination from that last search performed or from imported data.

Address

If you know the street (and optionally the house number) tap Address. To see a history of previous searches click

Address POI Favourites Coordinates Find Address Great Britain London, London Abbey Orchard Street 10 Use this Search Internet

First select the country. You will now be prompted for the town or region name or postcode.

Enter City/Region/Postcode Ab Kettleby AB10 1AA AB10 1AF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L Z X C V B N M . -

You can type using the on-screen keyboard. As you type Navigator will automatically search for nearest matches and list them underneath. Once you see your town in the list tap it.

Enter Street TOWN CENTRE Belvoir Avenue Clawson Lane Chapel Lane Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L 123 Z X C V B N M n-2 à-í

You must now type the street you are going to (or select TOWN CENTRE). Once you see your street in the list tap it.

Enter House Number ANY 1-19, [phone] Q W E R T Y U I Q P A S D F G H J K L Z X C V B N M . -

You will now be asked to select a house number from the ranges shown in the list. If you do not know the house number tap ANY. This will allow you to select a destination on the crossroad with another street. A list of all intersecting street will be shown. You will now be shown the following screen.

Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain Navigate Set as Departure Set as Waypoint Set as Destination Add to Favourites Show On Map Fastest

Now tap Navigate and your journey will be calculated. You have also the following options:

Set as Departure - Set the start of your journey (only necessary if you want to calculate a route without GPS)

Set as Waypoint - Add it as a stop along your journey

Set as Destination - Set the destination point without starting navigation immediately Add to Favourites - Add your selection to your favourites

Show on Map - Show the result on the map

In the bar at the bottom of the screen you can see some important routing parameters:

• the number of Waypoints on the journey
• Fastest the routing mode (fastest, shortest, cheapest)
• the car type selected.

You can change any of these parameters by clicking on them.

To restart your search simply click the left arrow.

POI

If you want to go to a point of interest tap the POI tab. To see a history of previous searches click

Address POT Favourites Coordinates By address or name Current Map Position

First select the country you want to search in.

Next select the town, region or postcode area. If you want to search the entire country select ANY.

Now you can select the POI type.

Points of interest are divided into six groups.

Select POI Type ANY Administration Culture and Entertainment Shopping and Eating out Sport and Health Tourism and Religion Travel and Accommodation

Now select the type of POI you are looking for. If you want to search through all points of interest tap ANY.

Enter POI Name London Bridge, King William Street, Important Tourist Attraction, City of London

Now type the name of the POI you are looking for.

You can type using the on-screen keyboard. As you type Navigator will automatically search for nearest matches and list them underneath.

The icon to the right of the name tells you what type POI is listed.

Once you see your POI in the list tap it.

You will now be shown the following screen

Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain Navigate Set as Departure Set as Waypoint Set as Destination Add to Favourites Show On Map

This page operation details, please look at page 31

Nearest

Address POT Favourites Coordinates By address or name Current Map Position

This is a location based search useful for finding closest points of interest to:

Current Map Position - nearest to the centre of the current map view

Current GPS Position - nearest you current position

At Destination - nearest to your navigation destination

Along Route - nearest points of interest along your route

Select one of the options.

Now you can select the POI type.

Points of interest are divided into six groups.

Select POT Type ANY Administration Culture and Entertainment Shopping and Eating out Sport and Health Tourism and Religion Travel and Accommodation

Now select the type of POI you are looking for. If you want to search through all points of interest tap ANY.

You will now see the location of the closest points of interest along with their direct distance.

Find nearest Royal Courts of Justice : Strand, WC2A2LL, +(44)-(20)-79476000, Westminster; Courthouse 1.39mls Royal Courts of Justice : Strand, WC2A2LL, +(44)-(207)-9476000, Westminster; Courthouse 1.39mls The Old Bailey : Old Bailey, EC4M7EH, +(44)-(20)-72483277, City of London; Courthouse 1.82mls The Old Bailey : Old Bailey, EC4M7EH, +(44)-(207)-2483277, City of London; Courthouse 1.82mls Select all Next

You will now be shown the following screen

Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain Navigate Set as Departure Set as Waypoint Set as Destination Add to Favourites Show On Map

indicates that the POI is along your route.

indicates that the POI does not lie on your route.

Select one or more POI's by using the checkboxes on the left.

This page operation details, please look at page 31

Favourites

Using favourites you can quickly access locations and set as navigation destinations.

Address POI Favourites Coordinates FAVS IMPORTS ROUTES London

Tap on a favourite and you will be taken to the following screen. To expand a group tap on it.

Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain Navigate Set as Departure Set as Waypoint Set as Destination Add to Favourites Show On Map Fastest

This page operation details, please look at page 31

Navigating

You should now be in navigation mode. Your journey will be highlighted on the map. You will see something like

MENU 30 60yds Great Peter Street

OR

96yds Great Peter Street Deluxe Street Petrina Banks Great Peter Street Petrina Street Chickock Street Little Town Little Town Honey Street 15:47 0.6min 00:07

depending on whether you selected 2D or 3D mode.

Instructions about your next maneuver are displayed in the opaque bar at the bottom of the screen.

If you have added one or more waypoint to your journey you will see the following screen:

Menu\Route\routing points Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain TOWN CENTRE, London, London, Great Britain Delete All Reverse route Optimise

Here you can deselect waypoints that you no longer want to route through by using the checkboxes on the left of the screen.

To change the order of the waypoints simply drag them to e new position using your finger or mouse. On major roads navigator will often activate the lane assistant which helps you get in the right lane for the next manoeuvre.

Correct lanes are shown in green, others red with crosses.

If you stray from your route Navigator will automatically recalculate your journey.

Tapping on the map screen reveals four hidden buttons - zoom in, menu, zoom out and in the bottom right of the map the route overview button.

Tap the route overview button to see the whole length of you journey. You can now operate the map without it centring on your GPS position. This is useful if you want to find other place on the map or find an alternative route.

To get back to navigation mode tap the route overview button again.

Points of interest are divided into six groups.

Tap the blue directional sign

to shrink it to a couple of lines. To

expand it, tap it again.

To see the full itinerary of your route tap the manoeuvre arrow on the left of the screen. To see the itinerary you can go from Menu - Route - Itinerary.

Menu\Route\Iterary Remaining distance 0.6mls Time to destination 00:01:16 Westminster - Great Peter Street 121yds Westminster - Great Peter Street 330yds Westminster - Abingdon Street 612yds ROUTE END 0.6mls

Here you can see driving instructions for the whole journey.

Tap to select any entry in the itinerary. Tap the right arrow to show the following menu

Route\Itinerary\Select Group\New Item Name Westminster - Great Peter Street Add Select Group Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L 123 Z X C V B N M ñ-¿ à-í

Here you can select to show the select link on the map, add it to favourites engine. Once a link is disabled it will not be used in future route calculations.

Tap on any navigation panel on the right of the screen to change what it displays. A screen with several option will appear.

Tap one to select it.

Here you can set what type of information you want to see in the navigation panel at the right of the screen as you drive.

Possibilities are:

DST - Distance to destination - how far away you are in km or miles

TTA - Time to destination - the approximate time left before you reach your

destination

ETA - Time in destination - the approximate time you will arrive at your destination

TTM - Time to maneuver - the approximate time before your next maneuver

ALT - Altitude, SPD - Speed, AZI - Course, SAT - Number of satellites,

GPS - Position, TIM - Time and DAT - Date give you data about your current position and the Satellite signal.

TTW - Time to the nearest waypoint - the approximate time left before you reach the nearest waypoint

DTW - Distance to the nearest waypoint - how far is the nearest waypoint

SPL - Speed limit - the speed limit on the current road

Note that the number of navigation panels that is displayed can be changed in navigation settings.

Using the map

When you start Navigator you will see a screen like this.

MENU Albey Orchard Street

There are three buttons along the top of the screen

- zoom in

- access to the Navigator menu's

(searching, routing, settings etc.)

- zoom out

If you keep pressing a zoom button you will keep zooming continuously.

You can move the map by dragging it around.

If you have set a destination already then you can use the car icon in the bottom right corner of the map to start navigation.

MENU Go! Page Street

Tapping the map will reveal a choice of six functions

These functions relate to the circled point on the map.

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- set as start point

- set as waypoint. If you click on an existing waypoint the icon will show as 🎨. Select thisicon if you want to delete it.

- information about the map layers under the circled point

- block a road from routing (it will not be used by the routing engine during navigation). A block road is highlighted on the map in purple. To unblock it follows the same procedure but click the icon.

- add as favourite

- edit routing parameters of the selected link, like average speed and maximum speed. In the Truck version you can additionally edit weight, and width limits and other large vehicle attributes. Changes are saved in a file called link_params.xml in C:\Documents and Settings[\user name]\Application data\Navigator\12.0. You can copy this file to make the same changes in other copies of the software.

When you tap on an object on the map and select the information icon details about it should appear as shown below.

Bubble: 51°29'52.2"N C°07'56.5"W Abbey Orchard Street : Westminster, London; Roads and Streets London : England; Builtup Area London; County England; Region Great Britain; Country Find nearest Add To Favourites Google Maps Copy coordinates

The dialog shows details of the object you clicked on. Because the map is made up of layers, you may have clicked over several objects. In this case there are four in the list. Tap the Find nearest icon to perform a search for the nearest Points of Interest. Tap the Add to Favourites icon to add the point to favorites. If you have a connection to the Internet you will additionally see the Google Maps button. Click it to see the locality on Google maps.

Tap the cross button to get back to the map.

Favourites

Use favorites to create your own database of favorite locations which you can quickly access and set as navigation destinations.

You can add a favorite in two ways, from the map or from the Find & Navigate menu.

Favourites can be organised into different groups to make them easier to browse. Before you start adding lots of favourites it would be sensible to add some groups.

From the Main menu 2 tap on Favourites Editor.

Menu\Favourites Editor London London Road Add Group Rename Delete Sort

Tap Add Group.

Menu\Favourites Editor\New Group Name New group Ok Cancel Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L 123 Z X C V B N M ^n-z à-l

Type the group name, for example Personal. To type capital letters tap and hold on a key (on the soft keyboard) for 1 second. Tap Ok.

This will take you back to the Favourites dialog. Tap

Adding Favourites

Adding a favourite from the map

If you want to add a favourite from the map make sure you first move and zoom to the right place.

Tap on the point where you want to add the favourite.

Select the button from the toolbox that appears.

Now enter the name of the favourite.

Type a name for the favourite. If you want to add it to an existing group tap Select Group. A list of all available groups will appear below.

Tap Add to finish.

The favourite will be saved and you will be returned to the map.

Adding a favourite from the map

Once you have performed a search for an Address, POI (Points of Interest).

Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain Navigate Set as Departure Set as Waypoint Set as Destination Add to Favourites Show On Map

Now tap Add to Favorites.

Select Group\New Item Name New favorite Add Select Group Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L 123 Z X C V B N M n-2 à-í

Now enter the name of the favourite.

Type a name for the favourite. If you want to add it to an existing group tap

Select Group. A list of all available groups will appear below.

Tap Add to finish.

You will be returned to the search result menu.

Adding Favourites

Using favourites you can quickly access locations and set as navigation destinations.

From the first menu tap Find & Navigate and then select the Favourites tab

Address POI Favourites Coordinates FAVS IMPORTS ROUTES London

Tap on a favourite and you will be taken to the following screen. To expand a group tap on it.

Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain Navigate Set as Departure Set as Waypoint Set as Destination Add to Favourites Show On Map

This page operation details, please look at page 31

Favourites Editor

From the Main menu tap Favourites Editor.

Menu Favourites Editor London London Road Add Group Rename Delete Sort

You can move favourites between groups by dragging them around.
There are three functions available.
Add Group - Add a new favourites group.
Rename - change the name of
Delete - delete the selected favourite or group.
Now tap Edit group.
Tap to exit back to the main menu.

Odometer

Odometer is a tool that lets you measure distances as you drive and further splits them between private and business mileages.

From the main menu tap Odometer.

Menu\Odometer Settings Private: 0.00yds Business: 0.00yds Total: 0.00yds Reset Reset All

Here you can see the total distance traveled for both private and business journeys.

Select the check box next to the Private or Business items to toggle between the Private counter and Business counter. Note that you can only use one counter at a time, i.e. it is impossible to record a journey as both private and business.

To set either of the counters back to 0 select it and tap the Reset button at the bottom of the screen.

Tap to exit back to the map.

Routing

In Navigator it is possible to calculate routes without using Navigation.

You can set your routing points (departure, destination and waypoints) in the same way as setting your destination.

Review your route points by tapping on Route in Main menu.

Menu\Route\Routing points\Routing points Delete Show On Map Add To Favourites

Now tap Routing points.

Menu\Route\Routing points Abbey Orchard Street 10, London, London, Great Britain TOWN CENTRE, London, London, Great Britain Delete All Reverse route Optimise

Delete all - deletes all waypoints in the list

Reverse route - reverse the order of the route points, plan a route back from the destination to the departure

Optimise - if you have selected more than one waypoint you Navigator will sort them to make your route faster

To change the order of the waypoints simply drag them to new position using your finger.

Menu\Route\Routing points\Routing points Delete Show On Map Add To Favourites

Tap a routing point to see another menu.

Delete - deletes the currently selected waypoint

Show on map - shows the currently selected waypoint on the map

Add To Favorites - saves the currently selected waypoint as a favourite Tap [] to exit back to the Routing menu.

Once you are satisfied with your routing points tap Calculate Route.

The route will be highlighted on the map. To review the itinerary tap Menu, then Route and then tap Itinerary.

Menu\Route\tinetary Remaining distance 0.6mls Time to destination 00:01:16 Westminster - Great Peter Street 121yds Westminster - Great Peter Street 330yds Westminster - Abingdon Street 612yds ROUTE END 0.6mls

Here you can see driving instructions for the whole journey as well as the total distance.

You can perform actions on the junctions in the list by tapping on them.

This will bring up the following menu.

Menu\Route\Itinerary\Routing points Show On Map Add To Favourites Close for routing

Show on map - show the manoeuvre in close up view on the map. Add to favourites - add the position to favourites. Close for routing - avoid this junction when calculating the route. If you close a manoeuvre from routing then you must recalculate the route by tapping Calculate Route in the Route. To permit a junction back again go to the Route menu and tap Disabled streets.

If you want to keep the itinerary of a route but want to de-highlight it from he map then go to Main menu, Route and tap Hide route.

Night mode

In Navigator it is possible to switch to a different map colour scheme for use at night. This mode is easier on the eyes when driving at night.

To switch between night and day mode go to Main Menu 1.

Menu Route My Routes Routing mode GPS Night Mode Odometer Favourites Editor Settings Minimize Exit

Tap the Day mode or Night mode icon.

Saving and Replaying your journeys

In Navigator it is possible to save your GPS journeys to file and replay them at a later date.

Saving your Journeys

To save your journey go to Odometer in Main Menu 1

Menu|GPS Gps Replay Journey Record Journey

Now tap the Record Journey button. Select where to save the journey file, e.g. Storage card or Object Store

Menu\Save GPS position gps-110526-1542 Ok Cancel Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L 123 Z X C V B N M n-2 a-í

(Internal Memory)

You are now asked to enter a name for the saved file. A name based on date and time is automatically suggested for you, but you can change it if you wish. Tap Ok.

The GPS data is now being saved to file. To stop recording tap the Stop journey saving button.

Replaying your Journeys

If you want to replay a journey from file simply tap the Replay Journey button in the Odometer dialog. A list of all available journey files will displayed

Menu|GPS Gps Replay Journey Record Journey

Select one by tapping on it and then tap Ok.

If you exit back to the map view you will see your journey replayed.

Settings

Tap the Settings Icon.

Menu\Settings Configure devices GPS TMC Remote communication device System Navigation Tracking Speed Warning

There are several options here GPS, Navigation, Tracking, Camera warnings, Product Key and TMC.

GPS

Menu\Settings\Gps Settings Gps Device GPS device Configure GPS device Synchronize Time Select to synchronize system time with GPS. GPS On Start Automatically Select to automatic GPS connection when Navigator starts. Map Map Rotation Select to keep the map in the direction of travel. Centre Map Select to keep position on map.

You can now configure how your journey will be displayed on the map.

Select Map Rotation Off to keep the map north up regardless of which direction you are driving in.

Select Map Rotation On to keep the map in the direction of travel (i.e. you will always be driving towards the top of the screen).

Select Centre Map Off to stop the map from automatically adjusting to your position. Select Centre Map On to keep your position on the screen at all times.

Note that in Navigation mode Rotate and Centre map are automatically enabled. When navigation is turned off these settings reset to the previous state.

Select GPS On Start to toggle automatic GPS connection when Navigator starts. Use the Synchronize Time option if you want to keep your system time updated from the GPS.

Selecting Lock on Target will add an arrow to the GPS icon which points (as a direct line) to your destination.

Navigation

Menu\Settings\nNavigation Settings Routing mode Select to change your preferred route type. Vehicle type Select to set the type of vehicle you are driving. Info Panel Display Select to set number of infopanels displayed as you are navigating. Autozoom Select to automatically adjust the map zoom as your drive. 3D View Select to display 3D map as you drive. Detail Navigation

You are now in the Navigation Settings menu.

Tap Autozoom to toggle the Autozoom feature on or off. Autozoom will automatically adjust the map zoom as your drive, zooming out when between manoeuvres and zooming in as you approach the next junction.

Tap 3D View/Plane View to toggle between 3D and 2D maps as you drive.

Tap Routing mode to select your preferred route type.

Routing mode Fastest Shortest Cheapest

Fastest - this is the default route mode. It takes your to your destination in the quickest time.

Shortest - this mode calculates the route with the shortest travelling distance.

Cheapest - calculates the most petrol efficient route.

Tap Detail nav on/off to toggle detailed navigation. Detailed navigation gives you extra instructions when going straight along a road.

Tap Snap GPS on/off to enable or disable GPS snapping to the road as you are navigating. Snapping keeps you glued to the road and in the direction of your route at all times.

Tap Vehicle type to set the type of vehicle you are driving. In the standard version on Navigator you can change speeds of your vehicle. In the Truck version it Navigator takes into account restrictions such as narrow lanes, bridge heights, length of vehicle and so on. Select Pedestrian if you want to work out a route as you walk.

- Truck -In the standard version of navigator this only changes vehicle speed attributes. A more accurate truck mode is available in the Navigator Truck version where bridge heights, weight limits and vehicle lengths are taken into account. To define your own commercial vehicle click Add new. Now enter a name for your vehicle, the type and its dimensions and weight.

...Navigation Settings\Vehicles\Vehicles\Vehicle type Car Truck Pedestrian

...Vehicles\Vehicles\Vehicle parameters (New vehicle) Ok Maximum Speed 50mph Gross Weight 3.5t Weight Per Axle 3.5t Total Length 12.0m ( ) , . ? 7 8 9 à-í ñ-ż \ / * + ! 4 5 6 abc - : ' @ 0 1 2 3

If you want to restrict certain road types from navigation for this particular vehicle you can do so here.

Please note that journeys may be considerably longer and occasionally impossible to complete.

...Vehicles\Vehicles\Road Restrictions (New vehicle) Ok Motorway 50 50 Primary Road 31 50 Major Road 31 50 Secondary Road 31 50 Local Connecting Road Local Road Of High Importance Local Road

Clicking on the right-hand side of a row you can modify the average and maximum speeds of a class of road.

Link parameters Speed Limit 19mph Average Speed 12mph Gross Weight 0.0t Weight Per Axle 0.0t ( ) , . ? 7 8 9 â-î ñ-ż \ / * + ! 4 5 6 abc - : * @ 0 1 2 3

Toll Rd Allowed/Prohibited - if you prohibit toll roads, Navigator will work out journey avoiding tolls altogether. Please note that journeys may be considerably longer and occasionally impossible to complete

Charge Rd Allowed/Prohibited - if you prohibit charge roads, Navigator will work out journey avoiding roads where charges (mainly taxes) apply. Charge roads differ from tollroads in that you are often required to buy a display a special license to use them. An example is the Czech Republic where you must buy and display a special tax sticker to be able to use motorways - (you may use all other roads free of charge). Please note that journeys may be considerably longer and occasionally impossible to complete.

Congestion Charge Allowed/Prohibited - if you prohibit congestion charge areas, Navigator will work out journey avoiding roads where congestion charges apply (e.g. London). Please note that journeys may be considerably longer and occasionally impossible to complete. Show signposts - toggle blue directional signs on and off. These signs give information about directions to major towns, cities and roads.

Application

Here you can set preferences that affect the general use of Navigator.

Menu\Settings\Application Appearance Change the appearance of the menu and navigation interface. Keyboard Change the screen keyboard mode. Units system Chnage the units for display and voice guidance. Language Select a language for the Navigator 11 interface and the voice guidance. Import Favourites Select to import favourites for previous version of Navigator.

Menu\Settings\Application Select a language for the Navigator 11 interface and the voice guidance. Import Favourites Select to import favourites for previous version of Navigator. Product Key Select to enter new product key. Organize main menu Select to modify main menu functions Prevent system suspend Select to prevent system from suspend. Bitmap grabbing Select to use vector map grabbing (slover).

Keyboard

In Navigator there are several on screen keyboard modes - the standard QWERTY/QWERTZ layout that is on your PC keyboard, an alphabetical layout ABCDEF as well as several international layouts.

This is purely a personal preference and you should select the layout that most suits you.

Here is what the different layouts look like.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 123 à-î ñ-ż

Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L 123 Z X C V B N M n-ž a-l

Menu\My Routes\Route Name\Keyboard QWERTY QWERTZ ABC Greek EPTY Greek ABT Russian ŽIUYK Keyboard is On

Keyboard On/Off - If you have a device with a hardware keyboard (like the HTC Universal, O2 Exec etc.) you may wish to use this setting not to display the on-screen keyboard.

Metric and Imperial units

Tap Metric Units to view distances and speeds in Km and meters. The voice guidance will automatically switch to using metric prompts (e.g. turn left in 500 metres).

Tap Imperial Units to view distances and speeds in Miles and yards. The voice guidance will automatically switch to using imperial prompts (e.g. turn left in 500 yards).

Language

This option lets you select a language for the Navigator interface and the voice guidance.

Note: You can only select the voice languages that you have installed. More may be available on the DVD.

Select Regions

Here you add and remove maps from your map.

Regions with a green tick will be shown on the map, those with a red cross will be closed.

Changes here require an application restart.

Please note that Pocket Navigator only sees regions that have been installed.

If a region is missing from the list please first install it as described here.

Map colour schemes

Change the map colours to a different scheme.

Select POI Types

Here you can select which Points of Interest are displayed on the map.

Product key

There may be times when you need to replace the Navigator product key.

For example, if you want to upgrade from a time limited version or if you want to enable vehicle tracking on your PDA.

Tap the Product key icon in Settings.

Menu\Settings\Application Select a language for the Navigator 11 interface and the voice guidance. Import Favourites Select to import favourites for previous version of Navigator. Product Key Select to enter new product key. Organize main menu Select to modify main menu functions. Prevent system suspend Select to prevent system from suspend. Bitmap grabbing Select to use vector map grabbing (slover).

You will now be asked to confirm that you want to change your key. Tap Ok to proceed.

Menu\Settings\Application\License check Do you want to change your product key? Yes No

You will be asked for a new product key. The change will not take effect until the next time you start Navigator.

Tap Ok

Troubleshooting

Phenomenon	Reasons	Solutions
Normal
Not operating	Fuse of machine power supply and auto vehicle battery is burnt,Volatge of power supply is overloadedAutomatic protection system avoids fault due to illegal operationWrong pin assignment ISO connector	Change for fuse of the cottect types;Adjust voltage;Reset the system by pressing the ResetkeyCheck the wiring diagram
Remote comtrol doesn’t work	Battery is out of power;Battery is not placed correctly	Change new battery;Reinstall battery
No or low sound	Disconnection;Volume setting is low volume;wrong connection of Silence;Loudspeaker fault;Volume balance setting biasEarthing in loudspeaker connection	Check the connecion;Increase the volume;Reconnection the silence wire complied with the installation instruction;Change for a new loudspeaker;Adjust the volume balance setting to middle place;Keep insulation of loudspeaker connection
Inferior quality of sound;Distortion of sound	Inferior disc is used;Loudspeaker does not match impedance of the machine;Loudspeaker opens circuit.	Use genuine discs;Change a loudspeaker;Check the connection of loudspeaker.
Machine reset by itself when it is shut down	Connection of ACC and B+ is not correct.	Check and reconnect ACC and B+
Turnover screen
Turnover screen does not open automatically.	Auto Open of turnover screen setting is OFF.	Auto Open>>ON
No image	Connection of brake wire is not correct;Not brake state	Connect brake wire with cathode of power supply correctly;Keep brake state after car is placed safe.
Unstable output of images	DVD does not correspond with the present system video setting;Video signal line is not connected correctly.	Adjust system video setting;Check and make sure of the connectivity.Unsupported code
Images being stretched or compression	Inappropriate image proportion setting	Adjust image setting

Systematic Parameter

Trouble	Cause(s)	Solution(s)
Radio
Weak signal	Auto antenna does not reach out completelyLOC function is under working state	Connect auto antenna line correctly;Close LOC function.
Disc/Card Reading
Break-downduring playing	Disc is stained or scratched;Documents or records are damaged	Clean or replace the disk;Replace the disk or choose stored file
Wrong information is shown on the panel	The screen cannot display all the information.
Error or not operating	Illegal operation	Hold the EJECT key for 5 seconds to reread the device.
Disc cannot enter	There is disc already in side the devic.Disc is not fully accepted.	Take out the disk inside the machine and replace a new discTransport the screws
the deviceDisc does not play	The disk level surpasser the level setting ofLock function;The area code of the disc isnot compatible;Disc is turned upside down.	Adjust the level setting of Lock feature;Use a compatible disk;Keep the side with sign up when insert the disk.
SD card readable by PCbut unreadable by thedevice	Due to compatibility reasons of SD cardbrand,not all of the SDcard can be readunder the system.Or you may wrongly useMMc card as SD card.	The present system mainly support the following SDCard brands:San Dick、KingMAX、Kingston、Panasonic、Apacer etc.
Nonrepeat and searchfunction while play VCD	PBC service is functioning	Shut down PBC service
Bluetooth
Can not be established	Bluetooth activated?Pairing pass word	Activated in the mobile phone.Enter pass word:0000

Specifications

Working voltage: direct current 12V

Working voltage range: 10.8V–16V

Maximum working electronic current: 10A

Installation angle: less than 30 degree tilted the front side and backside

DVD/CD Player

Compatible formats: DVD-R, DVD-RW

DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, CD-R, CD

-RW, CD-DA, MP3, MP4, WMA, HDVD, SVCD, VCD, MPEG, JPEG

Audio SNR: 85dBA

Dynamic range: 95dB

Frequency response" 20HZ\~20kHz(+_3dB)

Digital audio sample:24bit

Electronic Stability Program(ESP):

DVD 2-3 Seconds

CD-DA 10 Seconds

MP3 100 Seconds

WMA 200 Seconds

Mechanical aseismatic: 10\~200Hz, X/Y/Z: 1.0G

Power output: 4X60W

impedance 4ohm

SNR: 70dBA

Frequency Response: 20Hz\~20kHz

Video

Standards: NTSC, PAL (Auto recognition)

Output: 1 Vp-p(75ohm)

Input: 1Vp-p(75ohm)

FM Radio

Frequency modulation: 87.5 MHz\~108.0MHz (Europe)

Flexibility (-30dB):10dBu

SNR(-50dB):15dBu

Frequent sound range: 30Hz\~15kHz (+3dB)

AM Radio

Frequency range: 522KHZ\~1620KHZ (Europe)

Sensitivity (SN=20dB):20dBu

Image rejection: 60dB

Frequency response:

50HZ\~2KHZ(+-3dB)

Display

Screen type: TFT

Response time: up=30 millisecond,

Down=50 millisecond

Angle range: depression angle=65°

elevation angle=40°

Left vision=65 right vision=65

Environment temperature

Operation temperature: -20\~+70°C

Maintenance temperature: -30\~80°C

Operating humidity:45%\~+80%℃

(relative humidity)

Maintenance humidity:30%\~90%

(relative humidity)

Signs of Video and Audio

ICONS	Features (Dia.:12cm)	Duration
	Single-sided, single-layered(DVD-5)Single-sided, double-layered(DVD-9)Double-sided, single-layered(DVD-10)Double-sided, double-layered(DVD-18)	(MPEG)133 min.242 min.266 min.484 min.
	Single sided, double-layered(VCD)	(MPEG2) 74 min.
	Single-sided, single-layered (VCD)	(CDDA) 74 min.

Signs on DVD discs

ICONS	IMPLICATION(s)
	The number of tracks recorded in the CD, and the maximum amount for one CD is 8
	Multi-language display
	The number of shooting angles (Max.:9)
	Selected scenes proportion, “LB” indicates mailbox“PS” indicates camera scanning.Figure (left) indicates that the conversion of image of 16:9 to mailbox is feasible.
	Regional 1: U.S. Canada, East Pacific Island NationsRegional 2: Japan, Western Europe, Northern Europe,Egypt, South Africa, Middle East CountriesRegional 3: Taiwan, HongKong, South Korea, ThailandRegional 4: Australia, New Zealand, South-central Asia,South Pacific Island Nation/OceaniaRegional 5: Russia, Mongolia, India, Central Asia, EasternEurope, North Korea, North Africa, NorthwestAsian NationsRegional 6: China

Usage of CDs

1. Do not touch the recordable side of the CD when you hold it

Line drawing of a hand holding a circular object with a ring (no text or symbols)

2.CD-R/RW/ DVD-R/RW&DVD+R/RW are more apt to be damaged than ordinary CD, please read the instructions on the package before you use them.

1. Any tapes or pasters is not allowed on the CD. Do not use the CD with sunch adhesive materials on.

When you are using new CDs

If there's any burrs around the central hole or edge of the CD, please remove them with a ball pen before you sue it.

Diagram illustrating a mechanical or optical setup with labeled components and directional arrows, likely illustrating a cutting or positioning process.

Maintenance of CDs

Clean the CD from the center to the edge.

How to draw out a CD

When you draw a CD out of the device, please do it horizontally.

Unusable CDs

1. Non round-shaped CDs/

Two abstract geometric symbols: a circular ring with concentric rings and a prohibition symbol (no text or labels)

2.CDs with recordable side colored and stained CDs

3.CD-R&CD-RW without having ultimate processes.

Storage of CDs

1. Keep CDs in the shade an away from high temperatures.

2. Keep CDs in case