Carpoint XNAV3500P Car Navigation User Manual

Carpoint Co., Ltd. Car Navigation Users Manual

Users Manual

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Preface
The XNAV3500P combines state-of-the-art turn-by-turn navigation with a built-in multimedia player.
Before operating, take a few minutes to review the safety and operating instructions in this manual
so you can quickly and safely become familiar with its many features.
This Quick Start Guide explains the system functions, and provides details on:
• Safety information
• Control locations
• Setting up the unit
• Navigation functions
• Multimedia functions
• System preferences
Please read this manual prior to operating your XNAV3500P.
CAUTION : Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Note : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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.
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Safety Information and Precautions
WARNING! PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW MAY
INCREASE YOUR RISK OF COLLISION AND PERSONAL INJURY.
The warning screen is displayed each time the Navigation Icon is selected as a
reminder to make use of the system’s navigational aids in a safe manner. Before using
the XNAV3500P, read this entire manual. Make sure that you are familiar with the
features and know how to operate the system.
Proper use of the XNAV3500P includes the following guidelines: The navigation system
is not a substitute for your personal judgment. The route suggestions should never
supersede any local traffic regulation or your personal judgment and /or knowledge of
safe driving practices. Prior to completing any maneuvers suggested by your
navigation system (for example, a U-turn or a left turn), verify that you can legally and
safely complete the maneuver. Do not follow route suggestions if they direct you to
perform an unsafe or illegal maneuver, would place you in an unsafe situation, or
would route you into an area that you consider unsafe. Glance at the screen only when
necessary and safe to do so. Let the voice guide you. If prolonged viewing is necessary,
pull off the road to a safe location.
The database may not include all emergency service providers. Use your own best
judgment and ask for directions in these situations. If the vehicle is in motion, only a
passenger should program the unit. The driver should not program the unit unless the
vehicle is parked in a safe location. The map database provides information on
suggested routes without regard to factors that may affect your driving experience or
the time required to arrive at your destination. For example, the system does not
reflect road detours, closures or construction, some road characteristics (e.g., road
surface, slope or grade, weight or height restrictions, etc.), temporary traffic
congestion, weather conditions, and similar factors.
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Introduction to your Navigation System
As you travel, your navigation system functions as your co-pilot, providing turn-by-turn visual and
voice assistance to direct you to your selected destination. Because the system knows where you are
and where you want to go, it can quickly calculate step-by-step directions that provide a route to any
destination available on the included navigation map. The map includes millions of roadway and
mapping destinations, and preprogrammed point of interest (POI) locations in several different
categories. Simply enter your desired destination into your navigation system, and its advanced
intelligence does the rest.
With your navigation system, if you deviate from the planned route, the navigation system will
automatically recalculate the route to determine a new one from your current location.
The navigation system uses Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites, and a digital roadway map
database to calculate and display travel directions. The system’s GPS antenna receives signals from a
constellation of 24 satellites orbiting the earth and uses the strongest of signals, to determine your
position to within meters. The navigation system’s sophisticated software provides the highly
accurate positioning necessary to provide real-time, accurate, turn-by-turn route guidance.
Vehicle Position
The navigation system’s computer considers vehicle speed and heading changes, together with
longitude and latitude information, to accurately determine vehicle heading and position on a digital
map. This information is relayed to you as you proceed to your selected destination through audible
suggestions, turn symbols, and the on screen map.
Signals from GPS satellites are used to determine the vehicle location. Three (good) or four (best)
satellites must be received to accurately determine location. The GPS reception status is indicated by
the GPS symbol on the map. See the GPS indicator section on page 14 for more information.
Map and Information Database
The map database used by your navigation system was created using high-resolution aerial and land
based data collection and is stored on a memory card. This data is enhanced with useful travel
information, such as freeway signage and approximately two million points of interest locations in
several different categories, such as tourist attractions, gas stations, airports, and restaurants. While
the database was judged to be as accurate as possible at the time of its release, a map database can
never be 100% accurate. Road information that is maintained in the map databases, such as turn
restrictions or road names may change over time. In addition, points of interests, such as restaurants,
hotels, and gas stations, also change over time. The complexity of keeping this directory current
means that some information may be missing or out-of-date at times.
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Package Contents
Quick Start Guide XNAV3500P Windshield Mount
Carry Bag 12VDC Adapter USB Cable
Software Disc Stylus
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Control Locations
Front View
① LED Left/Right Turn Indicators
② Map Zoom In/Out
③ Power On/Off
④ Main Menu
① Speaker
② Docking Mount
③ SD Memory Card Slot
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①
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Rear View
①
① USB Connector
② Reset
③ Sync
④ Stylus Holder
① GPS Antenna
②Volume
③ 12VDC Input
④ Audio Out
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Getting Started
Inserting an SD Card
Your device has an SD slot in the top. Digital maps and other data including MP3 files, movie files
and image files can be added. To use the memory card, insert it with the connector pointing down
into the slot, and the label facing the front of the device. To take out the card, please turn off the
unit, slightly push down on the top of the card to release it, and then pull it out of the slot. Before
you insert another card, please press the reset button.
Mounting and Connecting
2. Slide the
rectangular head of
the suction cup
mount into the
corresponding part
at the bottom rear
of the unit.
1. First, clean the
windshield. Then,
push the center of
the suction cup onto
the windshield before
pressing the suction
lever down.
3. Connect the
supplied DC power
adapter to the 12VDC
connector located on
the right side of the
unit. Plug the other
end into a standard
vehicle cigarette
outlet.
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Main Menu Screen
Overview
When you turn on the XNAV3500P the main menu screen appears as shown below. At the top right
corner is a battery status indicator, including the actual percentage of charge remaining. The time is
shown in the top left corner.
On the main menu, you will find the six modes of operation (NAVI, MUSIC, MOVIE, PICTURE, GPS
and BRIGHTNESS). By clicking on the down arrow on the right, two more modes (TIME SET, &
CALIBRATE) appear.
Each button represents a software function (NAVI, MUSIC, MOVIE or PICTURE) or a user setup
function (GPS, BRIGHTNESS, TIME SET, or CALIBRATE). To access any of the modes, just tap the
corresponding icon. Press the NavAtlas button to return to the main menu.
The following sections describe these eight functions.
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Navigation
This function guides you to your final destination using voice prompts and mapping, showing
crossroads, city names and much more. It also provides various map-guiding modes and the
approximate time left until you arrive at your destination. For your safety, it also lets you know when
to make a turn, by illuminating blinking LEDs on the left/right side.
Touch the ‘NAVI’ icon on the main menu screen, and wait for the navigation program to load all the
necessary data. For further information regarding navigation usage, refer to the full-length user
manual contained on the software disc provided.
Music
Want to listen to your favorite music on the go? Since the XNAV3500P includes a built-in MP3 player,
just download and save your favorite MP3s to the root folder of any SD card to play.
Touch the ‘MUSIC’ icon on the main menu screen. Once the MP3 player skin loads, the upper screen
in the player displays a playlist from which you can select a specific song. You can also use the slide
control at the lower right to select the point of a song you want the music to start.
There are more buttons visible in the lower section of the player skin including rewind, play/pause
and repeat to repeat the current song. Volume and mute are also provided.
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Movies
Movies on the go? Since the XNAV3500P includes a built-in video player, just download and save your
favorite compressed video files to the root folder of any SD card - then enjoy them on the
XNAV3500P. Touch the ‘MOVIE’ icon on the main menu screen. Once the movie player skin loads, the
upper screen in the player displays a playlist from which you can select a specific movie file. A movie
file can also be selected using the ‘up/down’ arrow buttons. Once you are ready, simply tap the ‘Play’
button at the bottom center.
During video playback, if you want to go back to a certain point, all you have to do is to touch the
screen, and it will freeze to allow you to move the slider along the bottom to a specific part of the
movie. Touching the screen again will resume playback.
* Supported format: MPEG4
Picture
You want to take your precious photos with you, everywhere you go? Since the XNAV3500P includes
a built-in image viewer, just download and save your favorite image files to the root folder of any SD
card - then enjoy them on the XNAV3500P. Touch the ‘PICTURE’ icon on the main menu screen.
Once the image viewer skin loads, you will see a frame with an image on the left and various buttons
to the right. The left arrow goes back to the previous image while the right arrow advances to the
next image. If you want to see a picture in full screen mode, just touch the screen anywhere on the
image, and it will automatically enter the full screen mode. The ‘+’ button adds the currently viewed
image to your photo album, and the ‘My’ button takes you to the photo album. In the photo album
screen, the ‘X’ button deletes the image from the album and the double right arrow enters full screen
mode.
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GPS
If the navigation appears to be unstable or erratic, check the satellite acquisition signal strength
received by the GPS antenna. You can also reset the GPS receiver by going into the ‘GPS’ menu from
the main menu screen and pressing ‘RESET’.
Touch the ‘GPS’ icon on the main menu screen. Once in the GPS diagnostic screen, ‘State’ displays
the overall performance of the GPS antenna in terms of acquiring satellite signals. V indicates failure,
and 2D/3D indicates the performance is satisfactory for navigating. ‘Satellite’ indicates which satellite
signals are being acquired from all that are available. PDOP (Positional Dilution of Precision), HDOP
(Horizontal Dilution of Precision), and VDOP (Vertical Dilution of Precision) indicate the accuracy of
the acquired signal. At the bottom, cells with unique numbers represent the satellites, and graphic
bars show the current detailed status in obtaining a signal from each satellite.
Brightness
The XNAV3500P brightness is set to a default setting of medium. You may select another level by
using any of three available brightness settings.
Touch the ‘BRIGHTNESS’ icon on the main menu screen. Three icons will appear, each indicating a
different degree of brightness. The one at the left provides the darkest LCD, the middle gives a
moderately lit LCD, and the right produces the brightest LCD screen. Tap the desired level to change
the brightness. Touch the ‘OK’ button to exit, or undo the change by tapping ‘Cancel ’.
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Time Set
To set the time, touch the ‘TIME SET’ button on the main menu screen. See page 7 for additional
information on accessing this screen.
You will see up/down arrows over/under the first set of double figures; these will increase or
decrease the ‘hours’. Up/down arrows over/under the next two single-digit figures adjust the minutes.
A small AM/PM section is at far right; touching it will toggle between the two. Touch the ‘OK’ button
to save the time and exit, or undo the change by tapping ‘Cancel ’.
Calibrate
If the touch screen of your device is operating incorrectly, you can adjust it with the ‘CALIBRATE’
mode. Touch the ‘CALIBRATE’ icon on the main menu screen. See page 7 for additional information
on accessing this screen.
To begin the calibration, tap and hold the center of the target. When the target moves to another
position, tap and hold again. Repeat the same step to complete the adjustment. Once the calibration
is complete, a new screen with a message reading “New calibration settings have been measured”
will appear. If you want to keep the changed settings, just tap the screen, or press the NavAtlas
button located on the front to return to the main menu.
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Transferring Files
Using Microsoft® ActiveSync® with the USB Cable
You need to install the included Microsoft ActiveSync software on a PC in order to transfer maps,
music, or movie files. Insert the Microsoft ActiveSync disc in your PC and follow the on-screen
instructions.
Next, connect the mini-USB end of the USB cable to the USB connector located at the top left and the
other end to a USB port on your computer. Make sure ActiveSync is running and press the sync
button at the bottom left to synchronize the XNAV3500P to your PC.
Browse to the SD storage card by going to [My Computer], [Mobile Device] and finally [Storage Card].
Select and copy your desired files/folders from your PC to [My Computer]-[Mobile Device]-[Storage
Card].
Visit the Microsoft website for more information at
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/downloads/activesync38.mspx
Using an SD Card Reader
Insert the SD memory card into an SD card reader. Once the SD reader recognizes your SD card,
move the desired files/folders to the SD card. Refer to the instruction proved with your SD card
reader for more information.
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Operating the Navigation Software
Hardware Keys
Zoom in/Zoom out key – Functions only in map view mode.
Volume Control – Turn the control upward to increase the volume; downward to decrease.
Software keyboard
A software keyboard appears at the bottom of the screen when text entries are necessary. Only
capital letters can be entered.
Entries – You can carry out all entries by tapping with the stylus or your finger on the software
keyboard.
Switching between character and number entry – Tap the icon to enter numbers. For a
postcode; tap the icon to return to the character entry mode.
Enter a space character, delete a single character – Tap the key to insert a space
character; tap the key to delete the character to the left of the insertion mark.
Special characters
– When you tap a key, a line above the software keyboard appears that lists all
characters that may be entered by this key. The active character is highlighted.
Moving the cursor – To delete a character other than the one to the left of the cursor position, or
insert a character at a place other than at the end of the text, move the cursor by tapping the
location where you want it.
Command buttons
Icons – The following buttons appear at the right of every navigation screen:
Return – Tap this icon to return to the previous screen. This icon is not available on the
Main Screen.
Main Screen – Tap this icon to open the main screen. This icon is not available on the
Main Screen.
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Global Positioning Satellite Status Icon and Screen
GPS – The GPS symbol is placed at the top right corner of the screen. The color of this icon and the
number displayed have the following significance:
Red – A GPS receiver is not connected or the power supply is interrupted.
Orange + number of received satellites – A GPS receiver is connected, but the received
signals are not convenient for navigation purposes (for example, because you are in a tunnel).
Green + number of received satellites – The signals are convenient; navigation may
begin.
Tap the GPS icon to display the current GPS status:
GMT – Greenwich Mean Time (time in London, without daylight saving time).
Longitude /Latitude – current position; indication of east longitude and north latitude.
Satellites – Number of received satellites. At least three satellites must be received for navigation
purposes.
HDOP – Horizontal Dilution of Precision indicates the quality of position determination. Theoretically,
any value from 0 to 50 can occur. The smaller the value, the more accurate the position.
Speed – Indicates your vehicle’s current speed.
Position – Indicates the address of your current position.
Save – Tap this button to add the current address to the saved destinations list.
Quit – Tap this button to exit the GPS screen.
Command Buttons with Caption
Command buttons
– You will find command buttons with captions on almost every screen.
There are three groups of command buttons:
1. Command buttons with a defined functionality. These buttons are designed to
execute a functionality, which is indicated by their caption: Save, OK, Cancel, Select
map, One destination, etc.
2. Buttons to select one of two possibilities. Use these buttons to select one of two
options. The current state is indicated by the caption of the button: User mode, Yes-No,
On-Off. When you tap one of these buttons, the caption switches to the other possibility.
Confirm this change by clicking another button (OK or Save) before the current screen
closes.
3. Buttons to enter data. These buttons will be referred to as entry fields throughout this
guide. The caption is either your last entry or <please select>: City, Street, Category
(of a POI), etc. When you tap an entry field, another screen with a software keyboard, a
list, or with both of them opens where you can make your entries. Confirm this entry by
clicking another button (OK or Save) before the entry screen closes. Your entry becomes
then the caption of the entry field.
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A Note on Standard Mode:
Standard mode provides reduced functionality to allow quicker access to simple operations. Work in
Standard mode if you do not need such functions as Route Planning, or indicating a destination on
the map. These Quick Start Guide instructions are for Standard mode. Please refer to the detailed
Owner’s Manual for instructions involving more complex operations.
Starting Navigation
Turn on the XNAV3500P.
At each start, the following message appears:
Tap the I accept button. If you tap the I refuse button, the device turns off.
The MAIN SCREEN appears.
Notice: When you turn the unit on, it shows the screen which was displayed when unit was turned
off. You can still access the Main screen from all other screens by tapping:
New destination – Tap this button to indicate a destination for navigation.
Navigate home –
Tap the Home button to navigate to your home address.
Select map – Tap the Map button to select another map from the memory card.
Settings – Tap this button to modify the settings.
Quit –
Tap this button to quit.
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Entering a destination
In the MAIN MENU, tap New destination.
The DESTINATION screen opens.
Tap the Region entry field and select the destination state or province/territory.
Note: Only states that are at least partly represented on the currently loaded map can be selected.
Entering an address
1. On the DESTINATION screen, tap Address.
The ADDRESS screen opens.
2. Enter the name of the destination city into the City entry field. For cities in the United States you
may also enter the Zip code.
3. Enter the destination street into the Street entry field.
4. Enter a house number into the House number field at the right hand side of the street if possible.
Note: You do not need to enter a street suffix, or a street type to get a search result. For example, if
you are looking for a street called "S Main Avenue", simply type in "main".
5. Enter a house number into the No. field at the right hand side if possible.
Note: If the house numbers of the respective street are stored in the database of places, you may
tap the field besides the Street field. If no house numbers are stored, the respective field is
deactivated. The software navigates to the respective street.
6. Enter the name of a crossroad into the Intersection entry field if you want to define an
intersection as destination point (e.g., because the house number is not available).
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Selecting a Point of Interest
Points of Interest – also referred to as POIs – are stored in the database of places and may be
displayed on the map. Ports, airports, restaurants, hotels, gas stations, public buildings and others
belong to the Points of Interest. They may be selected as destinations for navigation purposes.
Point of Interest nearby
Note: You may only select points of interest nearby when the GPS receiver is turned on and when
the GPS signal strength is sufficient.
1. On the DESTINATION screen, tap Nearby.
The POI NEARBY screen opens.
2. Enter the radius around your current position within which you want to search for points of
interest into the Radius entry field.
3. Select the main category of points of interest to search for from the left one of the two Category
list fields, e.g., "Garage". Only points of interest situated within the indicated radius will be displayed.
4. Select the Subcategory of Points of interest to search for from the right one of the two
Category list fields, e.g., "General Motors", "Ford Mercury Lincoln", "Chrysler Dodge Jeep".
Note: If you leave the Subcategory field empty, all Points of Interest matching with the selected
main category will be listed in the Point of Interest list field.
5. Select the correct destination from the Point of Interest list field.
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Point of Interest in another city
1. On the DESTINATION screen, tap In another city.
The POI IN ANOTHER CITY screen opens.
2. Enter the name of the city in which you want to search for points of interest into the City field.
3. Select the main category of points of interest to search for from the Category list field (e.g.,
Culture). Only categories matching your City entry are listed.
4. Select the Subcategory of points of interest to search for from the right one of the two
Category list fields (e.g., Museum).
5. Select the correct destination from the Point of Interest list field.
Note: You need not make entries into the Category and Subcategory fields. Their purpose is only
to shorten the Point of Interest list. This list may become extensive, especially in major cities.
Starting navigation
1. Enter a destination.
2. Tap Start navigation.
The system calculates the route.
The map screen opens. Your current position is indicated by a red arrow. The route is highlighted in
green.
Note: When you start navigation after having planned or loaded an itinerary, your current position is
the start point of the route. The first indicated route point is then the first stage point of your route.
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Working with the map
Selecting a map
The DVD-ROM included contains complete US maps along with Canada and Hawaii. To use one, copy
it to the SD memory card by means of a card reader or using ActiveSync software.
To load another map that is available on the currently inserted memory card, proceed as follows:
1. If the desired map is on a memory card other than the currently inserted card, open the MAIN
SCREEN and tap the Quit button.
The main menu screen appears.
a. Remove the memory card
b. Insert the memory card containing the desired map
c. On the initial screen, tap the NAVI icon to begin.
2. On the MAIN SCREEN, tap the Select map button.
The AVAILABLE MAPS screen opens:
3. Tap the desired map.
4. Tap OK.
When the selected map is loaded, the MAIN SCREEN opens.
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Operating the map
You may display the map:
1. While planning an itinerary
2. To show destinations on the map
3. To select destinations on the map
You may display the map via the Show map button on the MAIN SCREEN.
On the DESTINATION screen you may tap the SELECT ON MAP button to display the map.
The map is being displayed automatically when you are navigating.
Tapping the map
The icons appear when you tap the map. If you tap a place on the map and hold,
information on this place will be displayed and you can take over the data for navigation purposes.
Icons
The following icons are displayed on the map:
Tap the Zoom/Scroll icon or to switch between Zoom and Scroll mode.
Zoom
In Zoom mode (the icon appears white) you may scale the map up or down. Zoom in by drawing a
rectangle on the map, beginning with the upper left corner. Zoom out by beginning with the lower
right corner.
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Scrolling
In Scroll mode (the icon appears red) you may scroll the map. Tap on the screen and drag to the
desired direction.
Itinerary planning
This icon is active when a calculated itinerary is loaded. Tap the Itinerary icon to display the whole
itinerary. Tapping this icon again will display the precedent representation of the map.
Map in driving direction/north oriented
Tap the In driving direction/North oriented icon
/ to switch between the two available modes of map orientation.
(North orientation / orientation in driving direction).
North orientation
Tap this icon to orientate the map north up. (the icon appears white).
In driving direction
Tap this icon to orientate the map in driving direction. (the icon appears red).
3D view (GPS reception necessary)
Tap the 3D icon to display the map in 3D mode (bee flight view).
The icon becomes the 2D icon. Tap the 2D icon to return to the 2D mode (standard). The icon
becomes the 3D icon.
Center (GPS reception necessary)
Tap the Center icon to center your current position on the map.
Zoom bar
Tap one of the zoom bar sections to modify the scale of the map.
Auto mode (GPS reception necessary)
Tap the Auto icon to display the standard representation of the map after you have modified the
view. The settings of north orientation and auto zoom mode will be applied. Your current position will
be centered. The icons will not be displayed.
Selecting an entry from a list
There are many situations in which it is necessary to select an entry from a list. For example, if you
have not completely entered the name of a city before tapping OK, a list appears that contains all
cities beginning with your entry or including it in the name. The postcode of the cities is also
indicated in order to allow you to choose the correct one if there is more than one city with the same
name.
Entry with focus
One of the entries has the focus. This entry is written in bold and is placed a little
more at the left than the other entries of the list. Moreover, there is often some additional
information on that entry in a 2nd or 3rd line. In a list of cities, there is indicated the county the
respective city belongs to.
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Icons
At the right hand side of lists, there are three icons:
OK: Tap this icon to confirm the selection of the entry with the focus (placed directly at
the left of the OK icon).
Up: Tap this icon to scroll the list one item up.
Down: Tap this icon to scroll the list one item down.
Example: Search for NANTON.
1. In the MAIN MENU tap New destination. The DESTINATION screen opens.
2. Tap Address. The ADDRESS screen opens.
3. Tap the City entry field. The software keyboard appears, and the cursor is blinking in an empty
entry field.
4. Enter the letters NAN.
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5. Tap OK.
All cities beginning with NAN or having NAN in their names are listed.
When the list is very long, you may enter one more letter in order to shorten the list.
6. Enter T.
7. Tap OK.
All cities beginning with NANT or having NANT in their names are listed.
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8. Tap the Down icon repeatedly until NANTON appears directly under the white entry field.
The entry NANTON has the focus.
9. Tap OK.
The ADDRESS screen reappears. NANTON is entered into the
City field.
Additional Functions
Tap the Additional functions icon to display the ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS screen. The
availability of some functions depends on whether you are in navigation mode or not.
The ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS screen opens.
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Tap the Day icon to adapt the luminosity of the screen to
daylight conditions.
Tap the Night icon to adapt the luminosity of the screen to night
conditions.
Representation of the map in navigation mode
In navigation mode, there is some assistance for navigation, some information on the itinerary and
one more command button being displayed:
Assistance for navigation
The following assistance for navigation is being displayed at the left and at the bottom of the map:
Field Information
1. If there are two maneuvers to be executed quickly one after the other, the small upper arrow
field indicates the maneuver to be executed immediately after the next maneuver.
2. The red arrow indicates your current position on the map. Because the displayed sector of the
map constantly changes, your current position is centered on the map whenever possible
(Moving Map).
3. The bigger arrow field indicates the next maneuver to be executed.
4. The distance field indicates the distance to the next maneuver. When you approach, the
representations changes into a distance bar:
5. The more yellow bars are displayed the nearer you are to the place where the next maneuver
must be executed.
6. The upper street field indicates the name of the next street to turn on. The lower street field
indicates the name of the street you are currently on.
Information on the itinerary
At the right of the map, the following information on the itinerary is being displayed:
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Field Information
This symbol means "stage." All information displayed below refers to the next stage
point.
ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival).
Remaining time to arrival (estimated).
Remaining distance to arrival (estimated).
Tap this icon to repeat the last spoken instruction. All available information will be displayed.
Home address –
On the HOME ADDRESS screen, you may save your home address to quickly
start navigation homewards from anywhere.
1. Tap Enter your home address.
The DESTINATION screen opens.
3. Tap the Address button and enter your home address.
4. Tap the Set as home address button.
The address is indicated on the HOME ADDRESS screen.
Dual Electronics Corporation
21318 64th Ave. South
Kent, WA 98032
Technical Support: 1-866-429-1628
www.dualav.com
Quick Start Guide Version 1.0
Copyright© 2005 All rights reserved.
Design and specifications subject to change without notice.
Microsoft® and ActiveSync® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States
and or other countries.
This document and the software described in it are furnished under license and may be used or
copied only in accordance with such license. Except as permitted by such license, the contents of this
document may not be disclosed to third parties, copied, or duplicated in any form, in whole or in part,
without the prior written permission of Dual Electronics, Inc.
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Limited One-Year Warranty
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
Dual Electronics Corp. warrants this product to the original purchaser to be free from defects in material and
workmanship, under normal conditions, for a period of one year from the date of the original purchase.
Dual Electronics Corp. agrees, at our option, during the warranty period, to repair any defect in material or
workmanship or to furnish an equal new or renewed product in exchange without charges, subject to verification of
the defect or malfunction and proof of the date of purchase.
During the One-Year Warranty Period: For One Year from the date of purchase, your product will be replaced with a
new, renewed or comparable product (whichever is deemed necessary) if it becomes defective or inoperative. This
is done without charge to you. Replacement products are warranted for the balance of the original warranty period.
Who is covered? This warranty is extended to the original retail purchaser for products purchased and used in the
U.S.A.
What is covered? This warranty covers all defects in material and workmanship in this product. The following are
not covered: installation/removal costs, damage resulting from accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, product
modification, improper installation, incorrect line voltage, unauthorized repair or failure to follow instructions
supplied with the product, or damage occurring during return shipment of the product.
What to do?
If purchased within the USA:
1. Before you call, check your owner’s manual. A slight adjustment may save you a service call.
2. If you require service during the warranty period, you must carefully pack the product (preferably in the original
package) and ship it by prepaid transportation with proof of the purchase date from the retailer to the Return
Center address listed below.
3. Please describe your problem in writing and include your name, a return UPS shipping address (P.O. Box not
acceptable), and a daytime phone number with your shipment.
4. DUAL will pay the return shipping charges if the product is returned to an address within the 48 contiguous
states.
Dual Electronics Corp.
Attn: Returns Center
21318 64th Ave. South
Kent, WA 98032 U.S.A.
Toll Free: 1-866-626-7863
If purchased outside the USA:
Please return the unit to original place of purchase for warranty service.
Exclusion of Certain Damages: This warranty is exclusive and in lieu of any and all other warranties, expressed or
implied, including without limitation the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose
and any obligation, liability, right, claim or remedy in contract or tort, whether or not arising from the company’s
negligence, actual or imputed. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the company any other
liability in connection with the sale of this product. In no event shall the company be liable for indirect, incidental or
consequential damages.

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