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Owner’s manual

NR1UB
NR1UW
NR1UR

Mobile Internet Navigation Device

Clarion Co., Ltd.
All Rights Reserved.Copyright © 2008: Clarion Co., Ltd.
Printed in China

QY-3000B
2008/12

Safety Precautions
Always observe safety precautions!
The following safety precautions provide important information intended to prevent personal injury to
the operator and others, and property damage.

Precaution Icons
Precautions are divided into two types and identified by the icons described below, depending on the
severity of the risk of personal injury or property damage when the unit is used incorrectly. Always be
sure to carefully read and understand each precaution before moving on to the rest of the manual.

WARNING

This icon indicates the risk of death or serious personal injury
may result if precautions are ignored.

CAUTION

This icon indicates the risk of serious personal injury or material
damage may result if precautions are ignored.

WARNING
AC Adapter and Car Adapter Precautions
Use only the AC adapter or car adapter that
comes with the unit.
Use of another type of AC adapter or car
adapter creates the risk of battery overheating,
combustion, or explosion.

Battery Precautions
Battery Pack Handling Precautions
Mishandling of the battery pack creates the risk
of fluid leakage, overheating, explosion, and
combustion, creating the risk of fire and
personal injury.
• Never short the positive (+) and negative (-)
terminals of a battery.
• Use only the prescribed method to charge
batteries. Never try to use any other charging
method.
• Never throw batteries into fire or subject them
to heat.
• Never pierce batteries with nails or subject
them to shock, and never try to disassemble or
modify batteries.
• Do not subject batteries to strong impact by
dropping them, etc.
• Never subject the exterior pack to strong
impact that can cause serious damage.

• Do not wipe metal parts with a wet cloth.
• Do not allow batteries to become wet and
never touch them when your hands are wet.
• Never try to disassemble batteries or modify
them in any way.
• Use only the specified battery pack. Never try
to use any other type of battery pack.
• If a battery is leaking, do not touch it with your
bare hands. Should battery fluid get onto your
skin, immediately rinse the affected area with
water.
• Never transport or store batteries together with
necklaces, hair pins, or other metal objects.
• Never charge, use, or leave batteries in areas
subjected to high heat, such as next to a heat
source, under direct sunlight, etc.
If a battery is leaking, do not touch the liquid
with your bare hands.
Battery fluid getting into your eyes creates the
risk of loss of vision. Never rub your eyes, and
immediately flush them thoroughly with water.
Next, consult your physician.
Should battery fluid get into your skin or
clothing, immediately rinse the affected area
with clear water.

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Safety Precautions
Never continue to use the unit after a
malfunctioning or abnormality occurs.
Should a malfunction (no images displayed, no
sound output, etc.) or abnormality (foreign
matter gets inside unit, unit becomes wet,
smoke emission, strange noise or odor, etc.)
ever occur, immediately stop using the unit and
go to the Clarion portal site (my.clarion.com.) for
information about who you need to contact.
See the “Support” or “Inquiries” section.
Continued use of the unit creates the risk of fire,
electric shock, and accident.
Never try to disassemble, repair, or modify
the unit.
Never try to disassemble, repair, or modify the
unit, and never cut the cover of the cord in an
attempt to draw power for another device. Doing
so creates the risk of fire, electric shock, and
accident.
Never allow water or foreign matter to get
into the unit.
The unit contains metal parts and highly
combustible items, so water and foreign matter
not only can cause malfunction, they also create
the risk of overheating due to short circuiting
and insulation failure, fire and smoke,
combustion, and electric shock. Should water or
foreign matter ever get into the unit, immediately
turn off the unit and go to the Clarion portal site
(my.clarion.com) for information about who you
need to contact.
See the “Support” or “Inquiries” section.
Whenever using the unit outdoors, avoid any
location where the unit may become wet with
rainwater, seawater, or other moisture, and
any location where there are large amounts
of dust present.
This unit is not water resistant or dust resistant.
Water and dust create the risk of fire and
smoke, combustion, electric shock, and
malfunction.
Never use the unit while walking.
Always stop walking in a safe place before
operating the unit. Using the unit while walking
creates the risk of an accident and personal
injury.

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Never touch the AC adapter or car adapter
while your hands are wet.
Plugging in or unplugging the AC adapter or car
adapter with wet hands creates the risk of
electric shock.
Never allow the AC adapter or car adapter
plug to become wet.
Water on the plug creates the risk of fire due to
short circuiting or insulation failure, fire and
smoke, combustion, and electric shock.
Do not share a power source with other
devices.
Plugging multiple devices into a single power
source using an extension cord can cause the
rated current level to be exceeded, creating the
risk of overheating of cord or outlet, fire, and
other problems.
Clean the power plug periodically.
Dust and dirt build up between the power cord
and power outlet can absorb moisture and lead
to short circuiting and create the risk of fire.
Make it a habit to unplug the power cord from
the power outlet periodically and clean any dirt
and dust that have built up with a soft dry cloth.
Keep microSD cards out of the reach of
small children.
A microSD card can be mistakenly swallowed by
young children. If you ever suspect this has
happened, consult your local emergency
services (police, fire or ambulance) immediately.
Use this unit only in applications for which it
is designed: in a motor vehicle, at home, or
while on foot.
• Never try to use this unit on a boat, in an
aircraft, on a bicycle, on a motorcycle, etc.
Using the unit while walking creates the risk of
an accident and personal injury.

Safety Precautions
Turn off the unit when you are in an aircraft
or a hospital, or in any other location in the
vicinity of electronic equipment that uses
high-precision control or weak signals.
This unit may cause malfunction that affects
electronic equipment and medical electric
equipment.
* The following are examples of electronic
equipment that may be affected by this unit.
Heart pacemakers and other medical electric
equipment, fire alarms, automatic door
actuators and other automatic control devices,
etc.
• When on a crowded train or in any other
crowded location, turn off the unit to avoid
problems for heart pacemaker wearers who
may be in the vicinity.
• If you are using a heart pacemaker or other
medical electric equipment, be sure to contact
the manufacturer or the retailer of the device
you are using and check about how it is
affected by radio waves.
Do not touch the unit or its plug or USB
cable if there is lightning in your area.
Lightning strikes create the risk of electric
shock.

Precautions for Use in a Motor Vehicle
Use this unit in 12V/24V DC negative ground
vehicles only.
This unit is designed for use in a 12V/24V DC
negative ground vehicle only.
Do not leave this unit on a motor vehicle
dashboard.
Exposing the unit to strong direct sunlight on a
vehicle dashboard or leaving the unit in a car
parked in the sun or any location where it is
subject to high temperature and humidity can
cause batteries to leak or explode, creating the
risk of personal injury.

Always drive in accordance with traffic rules
and regulations.
Even when the unit instructs you to follow a
particular route, it is your responsibility to drive
in accordance with road markings and other
applicable traffic rules and regulations. Failure to
do so creates the risk of a traffic accident and
personal injury.
Never try to operate the unit while operating
a motor vehicle.
Doing so can take your mind off the road and
create the risk of a traffic accident. Always stop
your vehicle in a safe place before operating the
unit.
Do not look at the image produced by the
unit while operating a motor vehicle.
Doing so can take your mind off the road and
create the risk of a traffic accident.
Do not use the unit with the volume level set
too high.
Doing so can make it difficult for you to hear the
sound of other vehicles and create the risk of a
traffic accident.
Never use headphones while operating a
motor vehicle.
Doing so creates the risk of a traffic accident
and may be prohibited by law.
Make sure to install the standard cradle
correctly.
Install the standard cradle in accordance with
the instructions of the Quick Start Guide, which
comes with the unit. Incorrect installation
creates the risk of fire or accident.
Never install the unit in a location where it
will interfere with operation of the motor
vehicle or the vision of the driver, or where it
may endanger passengers.
Installing the unit where it might interfere with
operation by the driver (in the vicinity of the shift
lever, brake pedals, etc.), block front, back, or
side vision, or endanger passengers creates the
risk of a traffic accident and personal injury.

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Safety Precautions
Never install the unit where it can interfere
with deployment of airbags.
Installing the unit in a location that prevents an
airbag from deploying or where deployment of
the airbag cause the unit or its parts to become
projectiles creates the risk of an accident and
personal injury. Install the unit only after
checking installation precautions for your
particular vehicle model.
Make sure to install the standard cradle so it
does not come off or fall down.
Clean off any dirt and wax from the installation
location, and install securely. Reusing two-sided
tape or using commercially available standard
two-sided tape will cause inadequate adhesion,
causing the cradle to come off and fall while
driving, creating the risk of an accident.
Periodically check the adhesion and installation
condition of the cradle.
Install the navigation unit securely onto the
standard cradle.
An insecurely installed navigation unit can fall
off, creating the risk of an accident or personal
injury. After installing the navigation unit onto the
standard cradle, double-check to make sure it is
installed securely.
Be sure to install the navigation unit onto the
standard cradle.
Driving with the navigation unit uninstalled can
cause the unit to fall when brakes are applied,
creating the risk of an accident and personal
injury.
Make sure the car adapter plug is fully
inserted as far as it will go.
Insert the car adapter plug as far as it will go. A
partially inserted plug creates the risk of
overheating and fire.
Periodically inspect and clean the cigarette
lighter socket.
Tobacco ashes or other foreign matter inside the
cigarette lighter can result in poor contact and
create the risk of overheating and fire.

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Do not use the cigarette lighter socket to
provide power to multiple devices.
Connecting multiple devices to the cigarette
lighter or the accessory power socket can
exceed the vehicle's rating and create the risk of
fire, accident, blowing of the vehicle's fuse, etc.
Always use fuses of the rated capacity, and
request replacement from a qualified
technician.
Using fuses that exceed the rated capacity
creates the risk of fire and smoke, combustion,
and accident. For information about fuse
replacement and repair, go to the Clarion portal
site (my.clarion.com) for information about who
you need to contact.
See the “Support” or “Inquiries” section.

CAUTION
Run the power cord in an area where people
normally do not walk.
Running the power cord in an area people walk
through can cause people to trip or to become
entangled in the power cord and pull down the
unit, which creates the risk of personal injury.
Do not subject the navigation unit to strong
impact.
Dropping, striking or otherwise subjecting the
unit to strong impact can cause deformation and
deterioration of its interior, creating the risk of
accident or fire.
Unplug the power plug before leaving on a
trip or any other time the unit will be left
unattended for a long time.
Leaving the plug plugged in for long periods can
create the risk of fire.

Safety Precautions

Precautions for Use in a Motor Vehicle
Use only the items that come with the unit.
Use of any non-specified item can damage
interior components or result in slippage due to
inability to tighten sufficiently, creating the risk of
accident, malfunction, or fire.
Do not install the unit in a location that is
subject to strong vibration or unstable.
Installing the unit on a surface that is slanted or
sharply curved can cause it to fall, creating the
chance of an accident or personal injury.
Install the unit where it is out of the reach of
small children.
Failure to do so crates the risk of personal injury
due to the unit falling, and other accidents.
Do not install the unit in a location where it
will be splashed by water, or in locations
subjected to large amounts of humidity,
dust, or oil smoke.
Splashing by rain, water used for washing, or
other sources, as well as the invasion of
humidity, dust, oil smoke or other contaminants
creates the risk of smoke, combustion, electric
shock, and accident.
Do not install the unit in a location subjected
to high temperatures.
Direct sunlight and direct exposure to the
heated air from a heater or other source can
raise the interior temperature of the unit,
creating the risk of fire and accident.
Check the temperatures of the navigation
unit and standard cradle before connecting
or disconnecting them.
Leaving the unit in a high-temperature
environment (such as under direct sunlight for a
long time) or continued use of the unit can
cause the standard cradle to become very hot,
creating the risk of burn injury.

Precautions During Use
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
• The LCD scratches easily, so be sure to use
only your finger or the stylus to perform touch
operations.
• Never perform operations using a ballpoint pen
tip or other hard, pointed object, or your
fingernail.
• Affix the protection film that comes with the unit
to protect the LCD against damage.
• Do not use commercially available LCD
protection film. Doing so can interfere with
proper touch panel operation.
• To protect the LCD, ensure that it is not
exposed to direct sunlight while you are not
using the navigation unit. Use a car sunshade
or other means to block the sun.
• Low temperatures can cause failure of video
images to appear or slow response. It also can
cause strange video image movement and
deterioration of images. The operating
temperature range of the unit is 0°C to 45°C.
• The sudden change in temperature within a
vehicle immediately after turning on a heater or
air conditioner can cause the interior of the
LCD to become cloudy due to water vapor or
the formation of condensation, making proper
operation impossible. Should this happen, do
not use the unit for about one hour.
• Do not clean the unit while power is turned on.
When wiping the unit screen or frame, use a
dry soft, lint-free cloth.
• Do not use a paper towel to clean the screen.
Carrying the Unit
• Never pick up the unit while holding the LCD.
• Turn off power and put the unit into a bag or
other holder when carrying it.
• Never sit down with the unit in your pants
pocket.
• Do not put the unit at the bottom of a bag or
anywhere else where it will be subjected to
strong pressure.

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Safety Precautions
When Not in Use
Store the unit in a location that is not subject to
extremely high or low temperatures.
• Storing the unit in a closed vehicle during
summer months, in a location exposed to direct
sunlight for long periods, in a location exposed
directly to the heated air of a heating device, or
in a location exposed to very low temperatures
creates the risk of deformation, discoloration,
and malfunction.
• When not using the unit, store it in a location
that is normally at room temperature.
Using a Cellphone near the Unit
Depending on where you use it or its
orientation, use of a cellphone can cause static
interference in the unit. When using a cellphone,
do so as far away from the unit as possible.
Precautions during Use Inside a Motor
Vehicle
When using the unit with a car adapter
connection, make sure to keep the vehicle's
engine running.
• Long use of the unit with the engine stopped
creates the risk of running down the vehicle's
battery. Note that idling stops are prohibited in
some geographic areas. Always be sure to use
the unit in accordance with local rules and
regulations.
• Some of the operations of this unit are disabled
while the vehicle is running. Always stop your
vehicle in a safe place before operating the
unit.

General Disclaimer
• As a general rule, you will be charged for repair
of any malfunction or damage due to fire,
earthquake, the actions of third parties, or any
other accident, due to intentional, accidental,
or misuse of the unit by you, or due to any
other use of this unit under abnormal
conditions.
• Clarion shall not be held in any way
responsible for any damages (lost business
profits, corruption or loss of memory contents,
etc.) arising out of the use or the inability to use
this unit.
• The navigation functions and map data of this
unit were created based on traveling on roads
on foot or by motor vehicle. Clarion shall not be
held in any way responsible for any damages
arising out of the use of this unit as a
supplementary navigation device on a boat or
aircraft, or for any other application that
deviates from the original intended purpose of
this unit.
• When transferring ownership of the unit to
another party or when disposing of the unit, the
responsibility for any and all handling and
management (deletion, etc.) related to
securing personal information in unit memory
(registered point names, etc.) lies solely with
you. Clarion shall not be held in any way
responsible for personal information contained
in the unit memory.
• Clarion cannot compensate for any corruption
or loss of map data, basic program data, or any
other data due to misoperation by you or any
third party, or due to the effects of electrostatic
charge or electrical noise.
• Clarion cannot compensate for any corruption
or loss of information stored in unit memory
(registered points, etc.) due to misoperation by
you or any third party, or due to the effects of
electrostatic charge or electrical noise, due to
malfunction or repair, etc.

FCC Notice
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, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
IC Notice
This production complies with DHHS Rules 21 CFR subchapter j applicable at date of manufacture.
FCC-ID: HFS-NR1-NH1
IC: 1787B-NR1NH1

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Contents
Safety Precautions ......................................................................................1
Chapter 1
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
1-7
1-8

Preface..........................................................................................................9
Main Ways to Use ClarionMiND ..................................................................10
Package Contents .......................................................................................11
Part Names and Charging ...........................................................................12
Applying the Protection Film........................................................................15
Inserting and Removing a microSD Card ....................................................16
Start Up and Shutdown ...............................................................................17
Using the Unit Mounted on the Standard Cradle.........................................17
Selecting a Language..................................................................................18

Chapter 2
2-1
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2-7

ClarionMiND Basic Operation ..................................................................20
Using the Stylus Pen ...................................................................................20
One Touch Keys ..........................................................................................20
Home Screen...............................................................................................23
Home Screen Display ..................................................................................24
Using the Quick Information Keys................................................................26
Customizing Application Icons.....................................................................27
Software Keyboard ......................................................................................29

Chapter 3
3-1
3-2
3-3
3-4

Connecting to a Network ..........................................................................30
Wi-Fi Connection Settings ...........................................................................30
Registering a Bluetooth-enabled Cell Phone...............................................35
Configuring Bluetooth Connection Settings.................................................36
Establishing a Bluetooth Connection ...........................................................39

Chapter 4
4-1
4-2

Registering on the Clarion Portal Site .....................................................40
Registering on the Portal Site......................................................................40
Using the Unit to Register the Unit Only ......................................................41

Chapter 5
5-1
5-2
5-3
5-4
5-5
5-6
5-7
5-8
5-9
5-10
5-11
5-12
5-13
5-14
5-15

Applications ...............................................................................................42
Browser .......................................................................................................42
E-Mail ..........................................................................................................46
Map..............................................................................................................49
MySpace......................................................................................................52
YouTube .......................................................................................................56
PDF Reader.................................................................................................57
Calculator ....................................................................................................59
File Manager................................................................................................60
Contacts ......................................................................................................62
Note Pad......................................................................................................66
RealPlayer ...................................................................................................68
News Key.....................................................................................................71
Weather Key ................................................................................................73
MySpace Key...............................................................................................74
Portal Sync Key ...........................................................................................76

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Chapter 6
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-5
6-6
6-7
6-8

Navigation ..................................................................................................77
Safety Precautions.......................................................................................77
Basic Operation ...........................................................................................77
Searching for a Destination .........................................................................80
Configuring a Route.....................................................................................86
Route Information ........................................................................................90
Configuring Navigation Settings ..................................................................93
Quick Menu Settings....................................................................................96
Modifying the Map Screen...........................................................................97

Chapter 7
7-1
7-2
7-3
7-4
7-5
7-6
7-7
7-8
7-9
7-10
7-11
7-12

Control Panel .............................................................................................99
Power Management...................................................................................100
LCD Brightness .........................................................................................102
Date and Time ...........................................................................................103
Screen .......................................................................................................104
Sound ........................................................................................................105
Language...................................................................................................105
Password ...................................................................................................106
Car Mode Home Screen............................................................................107
Application Manager..................................................................................108
System Information....................................................................................110
Touch Screen Adjustment..........................................................................110
Maintenance ..............................................................................................111

Chapter 8
8-1
8-2

Using the Portal Site ...............................................................................112
Obtaining Information from the Portal Site ................................................112
Using the Portal Site..................................................................................113

Chapter 9
9-1
9-2
9-3

Troubleshooting.......................................................................................114
Troubleshooting .........................................................................................114
System Reset ............................................................................................120
System Recovery ......................................................................................120

Chapter 10 Specifications ..........................................................................................121
10-1 Specifications ............................................................................................121
10-2 Indicators State..........................................................................................123
Appendix ..................................................................................................124
Trademark ................................................................................................126
Index .........................................................................................................138

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Chapter 1 Preface
Thank you for purchasing the ClarionMiND (Mobile Internet Navigation Device).
The ClarionMiND is a mobile terminal that is equipped with various navigation functions and
entertainment functions that are capable of accessing and using the Internet.
It can connect to a network via Wi-Fi or a supported Bluetooth terminal for simple Internet access.
Not merely a car navigation system, the ClarionMiND is a multifunctional mobile terminal you can
enjoy using both inside and outside your vehicle.
Due to ongoing product development, there may be variations in operation between this owner's
manual and the actual software on the unit.

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1-1 Main Ways to Use ClarionMiND
1-1-1 What ClarionMiND Can Do
• A built-in GPS antenna provides a navigation system that can be used in a vehicle or carried along
with you.
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectability for Internet access with a fully functional browser.
• Real-time access to news, weather, and other information using the Internet.
• Simple access using customized applications like YouTube, MySpace, Google Map, etc.
• In addition, use of network-based application services.
• RealPlayer built in for playback of music, movies, images, etc.
• Special Car mode for use in a vehicle.

1-1-2 Portal Site
The Clarion portal site (http://my.clarion.com) provides a variety of different services to enhance the
ClarionMiND experience.
The portal site provides the following information and services. Services available from this site will
continue to expand in terms of available features and applications.
• The latest information about newly available content, services, and software updates.
• Individually targeted promotion messages
• ClarionMiND FAQ
• Downloading of manuals (PDF file)
• Information about how to use ClarionMiND
• Applications that can be installed in addition to preinstalled applications
• Downloading of system recovery software
• Downloading of ClarionMiND special wallpaper and themes

NOTE
In order to use the services available on the Clarion portal site, you will need to register as a user and
register your ClarionMiND unit. For details, see Registering on the Clarion Portal Site (P. 40).

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1-2 Package Contents
First, check to make sure that everything is included with the unit.

a Main unit

Standard cradle (g, h, i)

b Stylus pen

g Suction plate

c Battery pack

h Support arm

d AC adaptor

i Attachment

e Plug converter

j Protection film

f Car adapter

k Quick Start Guide
l Warranty card

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1-3 Part Names and Charging
1-3-1 Part Names
GPS antenna (built-in)
Expansion connector

Battery pack

microSD card slot

Stylus pen

Speaker

Power button
USB ports
Battery indicator

Battery lock

One touch keys
4.8inch LCD touch screen

Charge jack

Dock connector

Headphone jack

Reset button

NOTE
The lower USB port is used for the client mode and does not work in this unit.
It will be used for future expansion.

1-3-2 Loading and Charging the Battery Pack

(B)

(D)

Slide the battery lock (B) upward, and align the three tabs (A) on the outside of the battery pack
with the unit.

2
3

Press down the inside of the battery pack to securely install it, and slide the battery lock (B) down.

Plug the AC adapter into the unit's charge jack (C).

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Attach the plug converter (D) to the AC adapter and then plug the AC adapter into a household
electrical outlet.
NOTE
• The battery indicator will light orange while charging is in progress, and change to green when charging
is complete. For details about the battery indicator state, see 10-2 Indicators State (P. 123).
• It takes approximately two hours to go from full discharge to full charge while unit power is turned off.
• The battery indicator will blink green when the battery is low.

WARNING
Note the following precautions about the battery pack. Mishandling of the battery pack creates
the risk of fluid leakage, overheating, explosion, and combustion, creating the risk of fire and
personal injury.
• Never leave a battery pack on the dashboard of a vehicle or in any other location exposed to
direct sunlight, in a vehicle parked in the sun, or in any other location where it is subjected
to high temperature and humidity.
• Never short the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of a battery pack.
• Never throw batteries into fire or subject them to heat.
• Do not subject batteries to strong impact by dropping them, etc.
• Never subject the exterior pack to strong impact that can cause serious damage.
• Do not wipe metal parts with a wet cloth.
• Do not allow batteries to become wet and never touch them when your hands are wet.
• Never try to disassemble a battery pack or modify them in any way.
• Use only the specified battery pack. Never try to use any other type of battery pack.
• If a battery is leaking, do not touch it with your bare hands. Should battery fluid get onto
your skin, immediately rinse the affected area with water.
Precautions when Using Batteries
• Very hot or very cold conditions will make charging impossible. Perform charging in an area where the
temperature is in the range of 10°C to 35°C.
• In order to protect the battery pack, charging may not be possible after the battery pack becomes hot
due to long continuous use or because the battery was left in direct sunlight.
In this case, the battery indicator blinks orange.
• You do not need to completely discharge a battery pack before charging it.
• Excessive discharge of a battery pack can affect its life. Charge a battery pack at least once every two
weeks, even when you do not use it. If you do not plan to use a battery pack for a long time, charge
the battery pack, remove it from the unit, and store it in a cool, dry place. Even when storing a battery
pack outside of the unit, it is recommended that you charge it at least once every six months.
• Do not leave a battery pack fully discharged. Doing so can cause the battery pack to excessively
discharge and become unusable.
• Battery packs are consumable items. Over time, the amount of operating time provided by each
charge will become shorter and it will take progressively longer to charge the battery pack each time.
When the operating time normally provided by a charge becomes about half of what it initially is,
replace the battery pack with a new one.

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Recycling a Battery Pack (Li-ion)
Used battery packs (Li-ion) are valuable recyclable resources.
After covering the terminals with tape, take the battery pack to a participating retailer or contact the
location provided on the Clarion portal site (my.clarion.com) to find out about how to dispose of the
battery pack. See the “Support” or “Inquiries” section.

1-3-3 Replacing the Battery Pack
Battery packs are consumable items. Over time, the amount of operating time provided by each
charge will become shorter and it will take progressively longer to charge the battery pack each time.
When the operating time normally provided by a charge becomes about half of what it initially is,
replace the battery pack with a new one.
This unit supports use of the separately available (large type) battery pack.

(B)

(A)

1
2
3

Slide the battery lock (B) upward, and remove the battery pack.
Align new battery pack with the three tabs (A) on the outside of the unit.
Press down the inside of the battery pack to securely install it, and slide the battery lock (B) down.

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1-4 Applying the Protection Film
1
2
3

Use a lens cleaning cloth or other soft cloth to wipe the LCD screen clean of dirt and dust.
Peel off the transparent separator.
Holding the film along the side edges, carefully apply it starting from one end of the screen making
sure that no air gets between the screen surface and the adhesive surface of the film.
If air does get between the film and the screen, lightly press the film where air bubbles are located
in order to move the air bubbles to the edges of the film so they can be released, or peel the film
from the screen and reapply it.

CAUTION
• The contact surface of the protection film is easily soiled by dirt and dust. Take care not to
touch it.
• Do not crease the protection film.

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1-5 Inserting and Removing a microSD Card
To use a microSD card, position it with the terminal side facing downwards and the label side facing
upwards as shown below, and slide it into the unit. Take care not to touch the terminals.

To remove the microSD card from the unit, check to make sure that none of the applications are
accessing the card. Clarion recommends closing all applications before removing the microSD card.
To remove, press gently on the card then release.
This will cause the card to come out part way. Taking care not to touch the terminals, remove the card
from the unit.

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1-6
Start Up and Shutdown
1-6-1
Start Up
Press the power button to start up the unit. After
a short while, the Home screen will appear on
the display.

1-7
Using the Unit Mounted
on the Standard Cradle
You can mount the unit onto the supplied
standard cradle for use within a motor vehicle.
Mounting the unit onto the standard cradle
automatically starts up the navigation
application and switches the Home screen to
the Car mode. Note that the applications and
functions available for use are limited by law
while the ClarionMiND is in the standard cradle
in accordance with motor vehicle safety
guidelines.

The screen shown above appears when you are
using the unit in its portable configuration. This
is called the Mobile mode.
NOTE
Be sure to check and set the current date and
time the first time you start up the application.
For details about date and time settings, see
7-3 Date and Time (P. 103) in the Control
Panel.

1-6-2
Shutdown
Hold down the power button for about four
seconds to shut down the unit.
This will shut down the unit and turn off power.
NOTE
Pressing the power button momentarily (less
than four seconds) while the unit is on will enter
the standby mode.

See How to mount the unit onto the standard
cradle (P. 124) for information on how to mount
the unit onto the standard cradle.

1-7-1
Differences from the Mobile Mode
Mounting the unit onto the standard cradle will
cause the unit to operate differently from it does
in the Mobile mode as described below.
• The unit will switch automatically to the Car
mode Home screen.
• Supported applications are Navigation,
MySpace, News, Weather, Contacts,
RealPlayer, Map, Control Panel, Connection,
and Portal Sync only.
NOTE
When in the stand cradle, movies cannot be
played with RealPlayer. Also, use of any
functions related to e-mail and the browser is
not supported.

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1-7-2
Connecting to the Optional Car Dock
The unit can be used while connected to the
optional Car Dock.
For details about operation when connected to
the Car Dock, see the Owner's manual that
comes with the Car Dock.

1-8
Selecting a Language
Select the language you want when using the
unit for the first time. After selecting a language,
you will have to restart the unit for the new
selection to take effect. Follow the instructions
that appear on the display to restart the unit.

Press the unit's control key.

This displays the control bar.

On the system menu on the left end of the
control bar, select [Control Panel].

This displays the Control Panel screen.

Tap the [Language] key.

This displays the Language screen.

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Tap the area where the current language
setting is displayed.

Tap the check box next to the language you
want to select and then tap the [Back] key.

This displays a confirmation screen.

Tap the [OK] key.
This restarts the unit and switches to the
display language you specified.

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2-1
Using the Stylus Pen

2-2
One Touch Keys

You can perform unit operations touching the
screen with the stylus pen or your finger.

The unit has three one touch keys: the home
key, control key, and audio key.

The following explains a few of the terms used
in this manual.
Tap:
The act of momentarily touching and
immediately releasing an icon or other
on-screen object with the stylus pen or your
finger.

Home key
Control key

Drag:
The act of holding the stylus pen or your finger
against the screen and dragging it up, down,
left, right, or diagonally.

Audio key
NOTE
• Operate the one touch keys by touching them
with your finger.
• For indicating state of the one touch keys, see
10-2 Indicators State (P. 123).

2-2-1
Home Key
Touch the home key to return to the Home
screen from any other operation screen.
Touching the home key while the Home screen
is displayed scrolls the application icons to the
left, in sets of five.

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2-2-2
Control Key
Touching the control key displays the control
bar.
While the control bar is displayed, touch the
control key again to hide it.
The bar will disappear after about five seconds if
you do not perform any operation.

Control bar

Day/Night mode
Toggles between Day and Night modes.
The screen brightness of each mode can
be specified on the LCD Brightness
screen.
LCD backlight
Turns off the screen. Tapping the touch
screen while the screen is off will turn it
back on again.
Quit
Quits an application. This button appears
only when an application screen is
displayed.

2-2-3
Audio Key
Touching the audio key displays the audio bar.
The following describes control bar functions.
System menu/ Application menu
Tapping this key while the Home screen is
displayed will select the Control Panel.
Tapping it while any application screen is
displayed will display the menu for the
applicable application.
Task navigator menu
Displays a list of currently running
applications, where you can tap the check
box next to an application name to switch
to that application. Tapping
quits the
applicable application.

While the audio bar is displayed, touch the
audio key again to hide it. The bar will disappear
after about five seconds if you do not perform
any operation.

Audio bar

USB notify
Indicates a USB device or microSD card is
connected. A USB device can be removed
by tapping it.
Wireless network
Displays the Connection screen, which can
be used to configure settings for
connecting to a network.
LCD brightness
Displays the LCD Brightness screen,
which can be used to configure display
screen settings.

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The following describes audio bar functions.
Track down
Replays the previous track. (This
operation is possible only while
RealPlayer is running.)
Play/Pause
Pauses playback. Tapping again
restarts playback. (This operation
is possible only while RealPlayer
is running.)
Track up
Plays the next track. (This
operation is possible only while
RealPlayer is running.)
Volume muting
Mutes the unit system volume.
Tapping again returns to the
previous volume level.
Volume down
Lowers the unit system volume.
Volume control bar
Dragging the bar adjusts the
volume level.
Volume up
Raises the unit system volume.

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• Tapping any of the following keys while
RealPlayer is running will display the audio
information bar:
. The audio
information bar shows the artist name, track
name, play status, and play time.

• Tapping the audio information bar switches to
RealPlayer.

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2-3
Home Screen
There are two types of Home screen, one for
each mode. The screen that appears when the
unit is being used in a standalone configuration
is the Mobile mode screen, while the screen that
appears while the unit is mounted on the
included standard cradle or the optional Car
Dock is the Car mode screen.

Dragging the application in the center of the
Mobile mode Home screen straight upwards will
change the screen layout from the slide view to
the carousel view.

2-3-1
Mobile Mode

Application icon
Tap an application icon to start up the chosen
application.

With the carousel view, dragging the stylus pen
or your finger in a circle inside the icon ring will
cause the application icons to rotate. Tapping
the home key will rotate the application icons to
the left, in sets of five.

Five application icons are displayed at a time.
Dragging the top or bottom of the displayed
icons left or right will scroll the application icons
in the corresponding direction.

To return to the slide view, drag the application
icon at the top of the icon ring to the center of
the ring.

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Car Mode

2-4
Home Screen Display
• Mobile mode

Application title

Status indicator

Unlike the Mobile mode screen, the application
icons cannot be moved on the Car mode
screen. Icons for starting up applications and
tap areas are fixed on the screen and cannot be
moved.
Switching to the Car mode will quit all currently
running applications, except for Navigation,
RealPlayer, MySpace, Contacts, Weather, and
News. Switching to the Car mode will always
display the Home screen, regardless of the
applications that are currently in use in the
Mobile mode.

Application icon
• Car mode

Application title

Status indicator

Removing the unit from the standard cradle or
the optional Car Dock will cause the Home
screen to switch automatically to the Mobile
mode screen.
Switching to the Mobile mode will always display
the Home screen, regardless of the applications
that are currently in use in the Car mode.
Running applications will not be exited.

Navigation(half size) Application icon
Application title
Shows the title of the currently selected
application.

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Status indicator

Application icon

Indicates the current status of the unit using
icons.

Tap an application icon to start up the applicable
application.

Indicates multiple applications are
running. Tap to switch between
applications.
Indicates a USB device or microSD
card is connected. Tap to disconnect
the USB device or other device.
Indicates a dial-up connection.
Indicates that the [DUN] check box is
selected on the Bluetooth device
setting screen.
Displayed in blue during dial-up
connection with a
Bluetooth-compatible device, and in
grey when there is no connection.
This icon is not displayed when
Bluetooth is disabled on the
Connection screen.

Three application launcher keys are displayed in
the Car mode. Under the initial default settings,
the applications assigned to the launcher keys
are (left to right): MySpace, Contacts, and Portal
Sync.
NOTE
For information about application icon settings
in the Car mode, see 7-8 Car Mode Home
Screen (P. 107) in Control Panel.

Navigation (Half-size)
Tapping the navigation screen will expand it to
fill the entire display area. You can use the
Control Panel [Car Mode Home Screen] setting
to specify display of the navigation screen on
either the left or right side of the Home screen.

Appears during a Wi-Fi connection,
and indicates the connection level.
Tap to display the Connection screen.
Indicates the volume level. Tap to
change the volume level setting.
Indicates the battery power level. This
icon changes to
when the AC
adapter is connected. Tap to display
the battery power level.
Displays the current time. The time
format can be specified on the
Control Panel. Tap to display the time
window.

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Using the Quick
Information Keys

Weather key
Displays the current date and time, along with
the current weather report for the selected area
in the quick information area.

Quick information keys control the content in a
sub-display area on the Home screen.

2-5-1
Mobile Mode
Quick information area

For details about weather, see 5-13 Weather
Key (P. 73).
MySpace key
Displays MySpace information in the quick
information area.

For details about MySpace, see 5-4 MySpace
(P. 52).

Quick information key

Portal Sync key

There are four quick information keys on the
bottom of the Home screen.

Displays the latest news from the Clarion portal
site.

Tapping a key displays the applicable execution
result in the quick information area.

In order to access information from the portal
site, tap the Portal Sync key and register as a
user. For details about registration, see
Registering on the Clarion Portal Site (P. 40).

The quick information area can display real-time
information while the Home screen is displayed.
Tapping the quick information area will switch to
the applicable application. Information for the
quick information area requires a connection to
the Internet. Information will not update without
an Internet connection.
News key
Displays four up-to-the-minute news items,
along with a time stamp in the quick information
area. The news is updated periodically.

For details about news, see 5-12 News Key
(P. 71).

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Customizing Application
Icons

2-5-2
Car Mode

Application icons are grouped and arranged by
category.

Quick information area
The right side of the Home screen is divided into
three areas in the Car mode. Tap an area to
start up the applicable application.
Under initial default settings, the three areas
show (from top to bottom): Weather, News, and
RealPlayer.
NOTE
For details about quick information key
settings, see 7-8 Car Mode Home Screen
(P. 107) in Control Panel.

Application icons are color coded into three
categories: My favorites, Applications, and
Tools.
Use the following procedure to display icons for
a specific category.

On the Home screen, tap the area below
the application icons.

This displays the category keys.

Tap a category key to display the
application icons that belong to the
category on the Home screen.
On the carousel view, you can move an
application icon to a different category and
change the order of the icons. Use the following
procedure.
Example: To move MySpace from the My
favorites category to the Applications category

Display the carousel view and then
tap-and-hold the MySpace icon for at least
two seconds.
This displays a sub-menu.

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Tap the check mark next to the Application
category.

MySpace icon moves to the end of the
Application category.

To move an application icon within a
category, tap [Move Forward] or [Move
Back] on the sub-menu.
NOTE
• [Move Forward] and [Move Back] are possible
only within the selected category.
• If a category becomes empty due to an
application icon move operation, the
corresponding category key will become
dimmed (cannot be selected).

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2-7 Software Keyboard
All text input on the unit is performed using a software keyboard. The following describes the basic
input method, which can be used on any of the unit's application screens.
Tap a field that allows text input to display the software keyboard.
Input operations and character type switching are performed as shown below.

Text input area
Deletes characters
one by one.
Toggles case.

Starts a new line.
(Sets the input
characters depending
on the application.)
Moves the cursor.
Toggles the keyboard as shown below.
Tapping again returns to the previous keyboard.

Completes the input or returns to the previous screen.

NOTE
• In a field that supports input of multiple lines, tap the [Enter] key to perform a newline operation within
the same text input area.
• You can change the alphabetic sequence using the Control Panel [Language] setting.
• To delete a string of characters, drag across them to select and then tap
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3-1
Wi-Fi Connection
Settings
Connection to a network is required for the unit
to access the Internet and to use e-mail.
Network connection settings need to be made
only once, the first time you connect. This
section shows how to connect to network using
Wi-Fi.

WiFi

Search: Searches for an access
point.
Profile: Creates, stores, imports,
or exports a profile.
Auto: When using a network,
searches again for a connectable
access point and connects to it
automatically.
: Toggles Wi-Fi connection on
and off.

Bluetooth

Select: Displays the Bluetooth
Device screen.
: Toggles Bluetooth connection
on and off.

NOTE
Configure Wi-Fi connection settings in a
location that has a wireless LAN access point.

3-1-1
Searching for an Access Point

On the Home screen, tap [Connection].
This displays the Connection screen.

Airplane mode Turning on this mode temporarily
turns off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
network connections.
Connection
Info.

2
3

Shows information about the
network connection.

Tap the Wi-Fi

key.

Tap the [Search] key.
This displays a list of access points.

Strength and encryption system are displayed.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Indicates the Wi-Fi access point
connection status during
connection to a network. The
status indicator also displays an
icon that indicates the connection
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Network name
is displayed.

Tap to search for
access points.

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Tap the check box next to the access point
to which you want to connect and then tap
the [Connect] key.

The name of the currently connected
access point will be displayed at the bottom
of the screen.

This will cause
to appear on the right
side of the list and display the key input
screen.

Tap the [OK] key.
This will cause the access indicator to light
and establish the Wi-Fi connection.

Tap the “Key” field.
This displays a software keyboard.

3-1-2
Registering an Access Point Manually
When you are unable to find an access point
using the [Search] key, you can register a profile
manually for connection.

1
6

Enter the security key name and then tap
the
key.

Tap the [OK] key.

On the Connection screen, tap the [Profile]
key.
This displays the Profile screen.

This displays the save access point
confirmation screen.

On the Profile screen toolbar, tap the [New]
key.
This displays the Add New Profile screen.

If you want to assign a name to the access point
and save it, advance to step 8.
When the name of the found access point is the
way you want, tap [Cancel] key to complete the
connection process.

Tap the “Profile name” field.
This displays a software keyboard.

Enter the profile name you want and then
tap the
key.

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The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Profile name

Enter the profile name.

ESSID

Enter the ESSID.

Non-Broadcast
Networks

If ESSID is hidden, tap the [ON]
key.

Searches for the entered
ESSID.

General

Configures general access
point settings.

Security

Configures security settings.

IP Configure

Configures IP address settings
or DNS settings.

Proxy Configure

Configures proxy settings and
specifies the port number.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [IP Configure] key.
This displays the IP Configure screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Use DHCP

ON: Tap to use information
acquired from the DHCP server.
OFF: Tap not to use the DHCP
server.

IP Address

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [Security] key.

When DHCP is not being used,
enter the IP address.

Netmask

This displays the security registration
screen.

When DHCP is not being used,
enter the netmask address.

Gateway

When DHCP is not being used,
enter the gateway.

When [ON] is specified for “Use DHCP”,
continue with configuration of DNS settings.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [DNS setting] key.
This displays the DNS Setting screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Security type

Specify this type for [None],
[WEP], [TKIP], or [AES].

Key type

Specify this type for [ASCII] or
[HEX].

Key

Enter the key.

Security mode

Specifying [WEP] for “Security
type” will cause [Open] to be
displayed here.

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The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Use DHCP

ON: Tap to use information
acquired from the DHCP
server. This option can be
selected only when [ON] is
selected for “Use DHCP” on the
IP Configure screen.
OFF: Tap not to use DHCP.

Primary DNS

If DHCP is not being used,
specify the Primary DNS.

Secondary DNS

If DHCP is not being used,
specify the Secondary DNS.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [Login setting] key.
This displays the Login Setting screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Proxy Login

ON: Tap to use proxy login.
OFF: Tap not to use proxy login.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [Back] key.

User ID

This returns to the Add New Profile screen.
Next are proxy settings.

If proxy login is being used, enter a
user ID.

Password

If proxy login is being used, enter a
password.

If proxy settings are not required, advance
to step 10.

Tap the [Proxy Configure] key.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [Back] key.

This displays the Proxy Configure screen.

This returns to the Add New Profile screen.

Tap the [OK] key.
This returns to the Profile screen, which
shows the newly registered profile.

Tap the check box next to the profile and
then tap the [Connect] key.
This establishes a Wi-Fi connection.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Use Proxy

ON: Tap to use proxy.
OFF: Tap not to use proxy.

Proxy Address

If a proxy is being used, enter
an address.

Port

If a proxy is being used, enter a
port number.

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Saving an Access Point

Tap the “Profile name” field.

You can use the procedure below to assign a
name to the currently connected access point
and save it. The next time you want to use the
access point to connect to a network, simply
select it on the profile list.

On the Connection screen, tap the [Profile]
key.
This displays the Profile screen.

This displays a software keyboard.

Enter the profile name and then tap the
key.

Tap the [OK] key.

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Displaying Network Information
The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Tap a check box to select it.

Use the following procedure to display the
information about the configured network
settings.

On the Connection screen, tap the
[Connection Info.] key.

Edits the access point's profile name,
ESSID, etc.
Deletes the access point.
Connect

Connects to the currently selected
access point.

New

Registers a new access point.

Save

Saves the currently selected access
point.

Export

Exports the profile of an access point.

• Bluetooth device address and authorization
PIN code

Import

Imports the profile of an access point.

• TCP/IP

On the toolbar at the bottom of the screen,
tap the [Save] key.

The following network information is displayed.
• Wi-Fi MAC address

• IP address
• Subnet mask
• Default gateway
• DHCP server
• DNS servers (primary, secondary)
NOTE
Only the Wi-Fi MAC address and Bluetooth
device address are displayed when not
connected to a network.

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3-2
Registering a
Bluetooth-enabled Cell
Phone

Tap the [Search] key.
This starts a search for Bluetooth-enabled
cell phones.

When you are in an area where Wi-Fi
connection is not possible, you can use a
Bluetooth-enabled cell phone with an Internet
communication plan enabled to establish a
dialup connection. In order to establish a dialup
connection, you must pair the unit with the
Bluetooth-enabled cell phone.

A peripheral device list will appear on the
display after the search is complete.

NOTE
Network connection using a Bluetooth-enabled
cell phone is recommended when using the
unit in a motor vehicle, etc.

On the Home screen, tap [Connection].
This displays the Connection screen.

On this list of found cell phones, tap the one
you want to pair with.

Enter the unit PIN code “1234” on the
Bluetooth-enabled cell phone.
Pairing with the unit will be complete after
the device is certified and registered.

2
3

Tap the Bluetooth

key.

Tap the [Select] key.

The next time you use a cell phone, tapping
the [Select] key will display paired cell
phones on the Bluetooth Device screen.

This displays the Bluetooth Device screen.

Put the Bluetooth-enabled cell phone you
want to pair with into connection standby.

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NOTE
• You can perform pairing while the unit is in
standby. In this case, tap the [Discovery] key
on the Bluetooth Device screen, and the cell
phone will search for Bluetooth devices. The
PIN code and device name will be displayed
while the unit stands by, so perform the
certification and connection process on the
cell phone.
• When [DUN] key is ON, the dialup connection
will be established when the Bluetooth device
is connected. The initial default setting is
“OFF”.
• To delete a paired Bluetooth device, select it
on the list and then tap the [Delete] key.
• You can have up to five Bluetooth devices
paired with the unit at one time. To create a
new pairing when there are already five
devices paired, you first need to delete one of
the currently paired devices.
• If you cancel an ongoing search, all the
Bluetooth devices found up to that point will
be listed on the display.

3-3
Configuring Bluetooth
Connection Settings
After pairing the unit with a Bluetooth-enabled
cell phone, use the procedure below to
configure setting for a dialup connection to a
network.
NOTE
Before configuring dialup connection settings
on the unit, you must first conclude a contract
with an Internet service provider and obtain an
account and password from the provider.

3-3-1
Configuring Connection Destination
Settings

On the Home screen, tap the [Control
Panel] key.
This displays the Control Panel screen.

Tap the [Dialup Settings] key.
This displays the Dialup Settings screen.

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Tap the [Add New] key.

This displays the Add New Profile screen.

Tap the [IP Configure] key.
This displays the IP Configure screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.

Name

Enter the connection name.
(Required)

Use DHCP

Dial Number

Enter the phone number.
(Required)

ON: Tap to use information
acquired from the DHCP server.
OFF: Tap not to use the DHCP
server.

Account

Enter the account name.

IP Address

When DHCP is not being used,
enter the IP address.

Password

Enter the password.

Netmask

APN

Specifies the access point
name.

When DHCP is not being used,
enter the netmask address.

Gateway

PDP

Select IP or PPP as the packet
data protocol.

When DHCP is not being used,
enter the gateway.

Automatic
Connection

ON: Connects to the network
without confirmation.
OFF: Displays a connection
confirmation screen before
connecting to the network.

IP Configure

When [ON] is specified for “Use DHCP”,
continue with configuration of DNS settings.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [DNS setting] key.
This displays the DNS Setting screen.

Configures IP address and DNS
settings.

Proxy Configure Configures proxy and login
settings.

Tap the name of each field and enter the
required information.
Next, configure IP address and DNS
settings.

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The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Use DHCP

If DHCP is not being used, enter
the Secondary DNS.

ON: Tap to use proxy login.
OFF: Tap not to use proxy login.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [Back] key.

User ID

This returns to the Add New Profile screen.
Next are proxy settings.

If proxy login is being used, enter
a user ID.

Password

If proxy login is being used, enter
a password.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [Back] key.

Tap the [OK] key to save the connection
settings.
This completes the procedure for
configuring dialup network connection
settings. Next, proceed to 3-4 Establishing
a Bluetooth Connection (P. 39).

Tap the [Proxy Configure] key.
This displays the Proxy Configure screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Use Proxy

ON: Tap to use proxy.
OFF: Tap not to use proxy.

Proxy
Address

If a proxy is being used, enter an
address.

Port

If a proxy is being used, enter a port
number.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Proxy Login

If proxy settings are not required, advance
to step 11.

After all of the settings are the way you
want, tap the [Login setting] key.
This displays the Login Setting screen.

ON: Tap to use information
acquired from the DHCP server.
This option can be selected only
when [ON] is selected for “Use
DHCP” on the IP Configure
screen.
OFF: Tap not to use DHCP.

Primary DNS If DHCP is not being used, enter
the Primary DNS.
Secondary
DNS

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Changing the Connection Destination
Use the following procedure to change the
dialup connection destination by selecting a new
destination from a list.

On the Dialup Settings screen, tap the
check box next to the connection
destination to which you want to change.

Tap the [Back] key.

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3-3-3
Deleting the Connection Destination

On the Dialup Settings screen, tap the
[Delete] key.
This displays the Delete Profile screen.

3-4
Establishing a Bluetooth
Connection
Use the following procedure to connect to a
network using a Bluetooth-enabled cell phone.

On the Home screen, tap [Connection] and
then tap the Bluetooth [Select] key.
This displays the Bluetooth Device screen.

Tap the check box next to the connection
destination you want to delete and then tap
the [OK] key.
This displays a confirmation screen.

Tap the [OK] key.

This deletes the selected connection
destination.

Tap the [DUN] key and then tap the check
box next to the device to which you want to
connect.
This turns on the dial up network
connection and displays a connection
confirmation screen.

NOTE
You can select more than one connection
destination for deletion in the above procedure.

Tap the [OK] key.
This executes the Bluetooth connection.
The status indicator on the display shows
when the connection is successfully
established.
NOTE
DUN (Dialup Networking Profile) is a profile for
dialup connection to the Internet via a cell
phone.
To terminate the dialup network connection,
tap the [DUN] key to turn it off.

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Chapter 4 Registering on the Clarion Portal Site
The Clarion portal site is periodically updated
with information required for using this unit and
with other helpful information. After purchasing
this unit, be sure to first visit the portal site and
register as a user.
NOTE
Use the Mobile mode to register on the portal
site. Due to legal limitations concerning
operation while the vehicle is running, you
cannot register while the unit is in the Car
mode.

4-1
Registering on the Portal
Site

Enter the required information and then tap
the [Register] key.

Country/
Language

Select your country and
language from the list.

Input User ID

Enter a valid e-mail address.*

Re-Input User ID Re-enter the e-mail address for
confirmation.
Password

Enter a password.
(8 to 32 single-byte
alphanumeric characters or
symbols)

Confirm
Password

Re-enter the password for
confirmation.

NickName

Enter the nickname (handle)
you want to use.
(Up to 20 characters, no
double-byte/single-byte
sensitivity)

Use the following procedure to use the unit to
register as a user and to register the unit.

On the Home screen, tap the Portal Sync
key.

* Web address is not allowed.

Tap the [Create Account/Register Device]
key.

NOTE
The Product ID is the unique ID of your
ClarionMiND unit.
The Product ID appears on the End User
License Agreement.

If you already have performed user
registration on a PC, tap this key
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After checking everything, tap the [OK] key.

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When the screen shown below appears, tap
the [OK] key.

4-2
Using the Unit to Register
the Unit Only
After you finish performing user registration on a
PC, perform the following procedure to finish
registering your ClarionMiND device.

When the portal site receives your registration
information, it will temporarily register the user
ID and password you entered in the procedure
above.

On the Home screen, tap the Portal Sync
key.

Tap the [Register Device] key.
This displays the unit registration screen.

After the temporary registration is confirmed, an
e-mail containing the a URL for registration will
be sent to the e-mail address provided as the
user ID.
Within 24 hours after receiving the e-mail,
access the URL and perform final registration of
your user ID, password, and unit.
After completing final registration, you will be
able to access the Clarion member pages and
ClarionMiND owner-only pages on the portal
site. For details about using the portal site, see
Using the Portal Site (P. 112).
NOTE
• You can use a browser on your PC to perform
user registration on the portal site. For details,
see the membership registration pages at the
Clarion portal site (http://my.clarion.com).
• Even if you perform user registration on a PC,
you still will need to use the unit to perform
unit registration.

Enter the user ID and password and then
tap the [Register] key.
This displays the screen shown below.

Tap the [OK] key.
NOTE
To view the units that are currently registered,
tap the [Registration list] key on the Portal Sync
screen.

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5-1
Browser
The Browser application makes it possible for
you to browse websites on the Internet.
NOTE
When you view PDF files in the Browser, save,
print and mail functions on the toolbar cannot
be used.
For details, see Troubleshooting (P. 114).

Zoom

Zooms in or zooms out on the
screen.

5-1-2
Using Bookmarks

On the toolbar, tap the [Bookmark] key.

5-1-1
Displaying the Browser Screen

This displays the bookmark list.

On the Home screen, tap the [Browser] key.
This starts up the Browser.

On the list, tap the bookmark you want.
This displays the applicable web page.
NOTE
You cannot add a bookmark using the toolbar
[Bookmark] key and bookmark list. To add, edit,
or delete a bookmark, see 5-1-3 Editing
Bookmarks (P. 43).

The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of this screen.
Back

Returns to the previous screen.

Forward

Advances to the next screen.

STOP

Stops loading of the current screen.

Reload

Reloads the current page.

Home

Displays the web page that is
specified for display whenever the
Browser starts up. The initial default
home setting is “my.clarion.com”.

Bookmark

Displays a web page on the
bookmark list.

URL

Displays a web page by specifying
its URL.

Performs a keyword search using a
selected search engine.

New Tab

Adds a new tab page.

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5-1-3
Editing Bookmarks

5-1-4
Entering a URL to Display a Website

Use the procedure below to add a new
bookmark, and to edit or delete an existing
bookmark.

Tapping the toolbar [URL] key displays a URL
input bar in the toolbar position.

Tap the application title [Browser] on the left
side of bar at the top of the screen.
This displays the Browser menu.

The URL input bar shows the URL of the
currently open web page.
In the URL input area, enter the URL you want
then tap the [Go] key to display the applicable
web page.

The following describes the functions of the URL
input bar.

History

Displays a history list of past
input URLs. Selecting a URL
in the history list and then
tapping the [Go] key will
display the applicable web
page.

URL input area

Tap to display a software
keyboard for input of a URL.

Displays the web page of the
URL in the input area.

Closes the URL input bar and
displays the toolbar.

On the Browser menu, tap [Navigation] and
then [Bookmarks].
This displays the bookmark editing screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
at the bottom of the screen.
Go

Selecting a bookmark and then
tapping this key displays the
applicable web page.

Add

Adds a new bookmark.

Edit

Edits the selected bookmark.

New

Creates a new directory.

Remove

Deletes the selected bookmark or
directory.

Closes the bookmark editing screen.

NOTE
• If you delete the bookmark or directory, you
need to register it again.
• A newly created directory does not appear in
the toolbar Bookmark list.

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Using a Keyword to Search for a Web
Page
Tapping the toolbar [Search] key displays a
keyword input bar in the toolbar position.

5-1-7
Using the Browser Menu
Tap the application title [Browser] on the left side
of the bar at the top of the screen to display the
Browser menu.

In the keyword input area, enter the keyword of
your search and then tap the [Search] key. This
starts the search using the selected search
engine and displays the search results screen.
Use the [Select] key to select the search engine.

The following describes the functions of the
keyword input bar.
Select

Displays the search engine list
for selecting a search engine.
The selected search engine is
used for searches.

Keyword input
area

Tap to display a software
keyboard for input of a keyword.

Starts a search for the entered
keyword.

Closes the keyword input bar
and displays the toolbar.

5-1-6
Zooming the Screen
Tapping the toolbar [Zoom] key displays a zoom
bar in the toolbar position.

The following describes the functions of the
zoom bar.
Out

Zooms out from the screen.

Zoom

Drag the bar to zoom the screen.

Zooms in on the screen.

Reset

Returns the screen to its original size.

Closes the zoom bar and displays the
toolbar.

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The following describes the functions of the
Browser menu.
Web Page menu
The items on this menu execute processes on a
web page.
New Tab

Creates a new tab page.

Close Tab

Closes the selected tab page.

Close Other
Tabs

Closes all tab pages except the
selected one.

Open...

Opens a movie, audio, image,
text or another type of data file.

Save As...

Saves the currently displayed
web page.

Set Home Page Makes the currently displayed
web page the home page, which
initially appears when the
Browser is started up.
View Source

Displays the HTML source code
of the currently displayed web
page.

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Edit menu

Navigation menu

Use the item on this menu to edit text on the
currently displayed web page.

Use the items on this menu to perform the same
functions as those on the toolbar or more
detailed processes.

Enable Edit
Mode

The following commands are
available by selecting it: [Cut],
[Copy], [Paste], [Select All]. [Find],
[Find Next], [Find Previous] also
are available.

View menu
Use the items on this menu to configure
Browser display settings.
Encoding

Configures encoding (language
and character set) display
settings.

Full Screen

Displays the Browser in
full-screen view. To exit the
full-screen view, select the
Application menu on the control
bar and then select [View] - [Full
Screen].

NOTE
• You also can toggle full-screen view on and
off by tapping and holding a location on the
screen for at least two seconds.
• Tapping and holding a location on a Flash
movie (YouTube, etc.) or Flash menu (moving
menu) for more than two seconds may not
switch to the full-screen view.
• Performing a Flash menu or other moving
menu operation while a movie or audio file is
playing on the browser can cause dropping of
movie frames or skipping of audio. Performing
an operation while another application is
running can cause screen refreshing or
response of other operations to slow down.

Next Tab

Selects the next tab to the right.

Previous Tab

Selects the next tab to the left.

Back, Forward,
Reload, STOP,
Home

These have the same functions
as their corresponding toolbar.

Bookmarks

Creates, edits, and deletes
bookmarks.

History

Searches through and delete
history items.

Tools menu
The items on this menu configure general
Browser settings.
Setting...

Configures the initial startup
screen, disk cache size, and
suffix settings.

Enable
Javascript

Enables JavaScript.

Popup Window
Manager

Configures settings for enabling
popups.

Download
Details

Turns off the detailed display
while downloading files.

NOTE
• Popup windows (windows that are displayed
automatically without permission) cannot be
allowed with the unit browser.
• To permit popup windows, use Popup Window
Manager to add the URL of the site whose
popup windows you want to allow.
• The default URL setting for popup windows is
“clarion.com”.

Offline menu
Disconnects from the Internet.

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5-2
E-Mail

The following describes the settings on the tabs
of the account setup screen.
Basic

Configures basic account settings,
such as account name, client
information, provider information, etc.
(Required)

Receive

Configures mail message receipt
settings.

Send

Configures mail message send
settings.

SSL

Configures SSL (Secure Socket
Layer) mail message encryption
settings.

Advanced

Specifies the port to be used for send
and receive.

The E-Mail application can be used to send and
receive e-mail.
The first time you start up the E-Mail application,
you will need to set up an e-mail account. You
can set up multiple e-mail accounts as required.
NOTE
Only the POP3 protocol is supported.

5-2-1
Setting Up an E-mail Account

On the Home screen, tap the [E-Mail] key.
This displays a list of accounts.

On the [Basic], [Receive], [Send], [SSL],
and [Advanced] tabs, configure the settings
you want and then tap
.
This registers account settings and returns
to the account list screen.

Tap

This displays the account setup screen.

To edit account settings, tap
To delete account settings, tap

.
.

Selecting an account and tapping the [Set
as default account] key will set the selected
account as the default, which is indicated
by “D” to the left of the account on the
account list. This setting is linked to the
“Set as default” setting on the [Basic] tab of
the account setup screen.
Executing a receive all mail operation will
receive mail for accounts for which the
check box in the “G” column is selected in
the account list. Receive is performed for
these accounts in sequence, from top to
bottom.

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Tap

This closes the account list screen and
displays the E-Mail screen.
The E-Mail screen will appear the next time
you start up the application.

The toolbar at the bottom of the screen shows
icons for often-used e-mail functions.
The following describes the functions of the
toolbar icons.
Creates a new mail message.

5-2-2
E-mail Screen

Receives e-mail for all accounts.

Configures general e-mail client settings.

On the Home screen, tap the [E-Mail] key.
This starts up the E-Mail application.

Displays the account list screen.
Displays the selected mail message
contents for browsing.
Deletes the selected mail message.
Starts up the Contacts application. For
details about Contacts, see 5-9 Contacts
(P. 62).

The E-Mail screen is divided between a
folder view on the left and a summary view
on the right.
Tapping a folder in the folder view will
display a list of mail messages inside the
folder in the summary view. Tapping a mail
message in the summary view twice will
display its contents.

The functions of the toolbar that appears on the
mail message browsing screen are described
below.

The following describes the folder functions
of the folder view.
Inbox

Location for storing received mail
messages.

Outbox

Location for storing sent mail
messages.

Draft

Location for storing draft mail messages
you still are working on.

Creates a reply mail message to the
sender of the mail message being
browsed.
Creates a reply mail message to the
sender and all recipients of the mail
message being browsed.
Forwards a received mail message to
another recipient.
Deletes the open mail message.
Displays the previous mail message.
Displays the next mail message.
If a mail message has an attachment, save
the attachment to a specified location.

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5-2-3
Creating an E-mail Message
Use the following procedure to create a new
mail message.

On the E-Mail screen toolbar, tap

This displays the new mail screen.

5-2-4
Configuring General E-mail Client
Settings
You can use the e-mail client general settings
screen to configure send and receive settings
that are applied to all accounts.

On the E-Mail screen toolbar, tap

This displays the screen shown below.

Tap [Send to] to enter the address and then
[Subject] to enter the title of the mail message.
Next, tap the body text input area and then enter
the body text of the mail message.
The following describes the toolbar functions of
the new mail screen.
Sends the mail message.
Saves a draft of the mail message.

Select the check box next to the item(s) you
want to enable and then tap
.
This applies the settings to all e-mail
clients.

Auto-check new mail
every XX minute(s)

Select this check box to
enable regular automatic
checking for newly arrived
e-mail. You also can
specify how often, in
minutes, the automatic
check should be
performed.

Check new mail on
startup

Select this check box to
enable automatic
checking for new mail
whenever the E-Mail
application is started up.

Save sent messages
to outbox

Select this check box to
save sent mail messages
in the outbox.

Specifies CC recipients.
Attaches a file to the mail message.
Deletes the file currently attached to the
mail message.

NOTE
Toolbar functions are the same as shown
above when replying to mail and when
forwarding mail.

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5-3
Map

The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of this screen.

The Map application runs the Google Map
application on the unit, which makes it possible
to shift the displayed map simply by scrolling on
the screen. You also can make a specific point
on the Map screen your navigation objective,
and search for routes and obtain guidance to it.

5-3-1
Displaying the Map Screen

On the Home screen, tap the [Map] key.

Out

Zooms out from the map.

Zoom

Drag the bar to zoom the map.

Zooms in on the map.

Set Dest.

Sets the location on the map
where the center cursor is
located as the navigation
destination.

Satellite Mode

Switches the map display to a
satellite map.

Street Mode

Switches the map display to a
street map.

5-3-2
Setting the Navigation Destination
You can use the procedure below to set a point
as the navigation destination.

Align the center cursor with the location you
want to use as your destination.

On the toolbar, tap the [Set Dest.] key.

This starts up the Map Viewer.

This starts up navigation and displays the
destination setting screen.
For details about navigation operations, see
Navigation (P. 77).

NOTE
If the map screen does not appear, select
[Maps] - [Auto-Download] on the Map menu.

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5-3-3
Using the Map Menu
Tap the application title [Map Viewer] on the left
side of the bar at the top of the screen to display
the Map menu.

Maps menu
Use the items on this menu to download map
screens, etc.
Auto-Download

Downloads maps
automatically.

Clear Map Cache

Deletes maps stored in the
cache, which clears cache
memory.

See Full View

Displays a ground panorama.

Show menu
The following describes the functions of the Map
menu.
NOTE
With the current version, your current location
cannot be acquired using the built-in GPS
antenna.
Because of this, the items marked with an
asterisk (*) in the menu below are disabled.
These items will be enabled with future version
upgrades of the unit.
For details about version upgrade availability,
visit the Clarion portal site (my.clarion.com).

City

Displays major city locations.

Track (*)

Displays tracks on the map.

Velocity Vector (*) Displays speed and direction
vectors inside a circle that
indicates the current location.
Nothing is displayed when you
are not moving because speed
is zero.

Auto-Center menu (*)

Track menu
Use the items on this menu to save track data to
a file, to open a track file, and to record data.
Open...

Use the items on this menu to configure map
display settings.

Opens a track data file (gpx only)
and displays the route that was
traveled.

Save... (*)

Saves a recorded route as a gpx
file.

Record (*)

Records the route traveled.

Insert
Breakpoint (*)

While recording the track of a
route, specifies the current
location as a breakpoint.

Clear (*)

Clears the tracks from the map.

Lat/Lon

Scrolls the map so the current
location (circle) is in the center
of the screen.

Lead

Scrolls the map so the
expected location on the map
to be reached based on the
current bearing and speed is in
the center of the screen.

None

Shifts the current location
(circle) without auto scroll of
the map.

Enable GPS menu (*)
The unit's GPS antenna can be enabled or
disabled. The current location is displayed when
the GPS antenna is enabled.

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Full Screen menu
Switches to the full-screen view. To exit the
full-screen view, select [Full Screen] on the
control bar Application menu.
Settings menu

5-3-4
Obtaining Information about a Point on
a Map
Holding the stylus pen against a point on the
map will display a menu for obtaining point
information.

Use the items on this menu to configure general
Map application settings.
Maps

Choose Map: Select to specify
the displayed map type.
Download URL: Select to change
the download URL for map data.
Zoom Steps: Select to specify the
number of zoom in and zoom out
steps.

Auto-Center (*) Sensitivity: Select to specify from
what degree of movement map
scrolling should start. (The more
positive (+) the settings, the more
a map scrolls in response to
movement of the current
location.)
Lead Amount: Select to specify
the percentage of lead amount
for the Sensitivity setting. (The
more positive (+) the setting, the
more distant from the current
location of a point is centered on
the display.)
Misc. (*)

Location menu
Show Location Shows the location on a world
map of the point where the stylus
pen was pressed.
Show Lat/Lon

Shows the latitude and longitude
of the point where the stylus pen
was pressed.

Copy Lat/Lon
to Clipboard

Copies the latitude and longitude
of the point where the stylus pen
was pressed to the clipboard.

Show
Distance to

Shows the distance between the
current location as obtained by
GPS and the point where the
stylus pen was pressed.

Line Width: Select to specify the
thickness of the line indicating
the track.
Units: Select to specify the units
for the “Show Distance to”
distance as kilometers (km),
miles (mi.), or nautical miles
(n.m.).

Close menu
Tap to exit the Map application.

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Waypoint menu (*)
Show Lat/Lon

Show Description

Shows the latitude and
longitude of the waypoint
where the stylus pen was
pressed.
Shows a description of the
waypoint where the stylus
pen was pressed.

Copy Lat/Lon to
Clipboard

Copies the latitude and
longitude of the waypoint
where the stylus pen was
pressed to the clipboard.

Copy Description
to Clipboard

Copies the description of the
waypoint where the stylus
pen was pressed to the
clipboard.

Show Distance to

Shows the distance between
the current location as
obtained by GPS and the
waypoint where the stylus
pen was pressed.

Delete

Deletes the waypoint.

5-4
MySpace
With the MySpace application, you can display
information from the MySpace Internet social
network service (SNS).

WARNING
• For safety reasons, do not perform any
operations while driving.
Doing so can take your mind off the road
and create the risk of a traffic accident.
Always stop your vehicle in a safe place
before operating the unit.
NOTE
• Images cannot be submitted from this unit.
• A login ID and password are required to
access MySpace with this unit. Visit
www.myspace.com on a computer to register
and obtain a valid login ID and password
before trying to perform the procedure below.

NOTE
• Data copied to the clipboard can be pasted to
NotePad or another text application.
• Waypoint menu information is displayed when
you hold down a point on the a traveled route
that is displayed.

This starts up the MySpace application and
displays the user login screen.
NOTE
In the Car mode, tap [MySpace] in the Home
screen quick information area or in Application
launcher.

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On the Home screen, tap the [MySpace]
key.

Tap the fields next to “E-Mail” and
“Password”, and enter the appropriate
e-mail address and password.

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Tap the [Log In] key.
NOTE
Enabling the “Remember Me” will enter your
e-mail address and password automatically
from your next login.
The My Screen will appear after you log in.

5-4-2
Displaying the Mail List Screen
Tapping the [Mail] key on the My Screen toolbar
will display the Mail list screen.

5-4-1
My Screen
Tap
and
to scroll through mail
messages, three at a time.
Tapping a mail message will display its contents.
Use the following procedure to reply to the
displayed mail message.

Tap the [Reply] key at the bottom of the
screen.

The following describes the My Screen contents.
a

Displays the member's photograph and
online status.

Current Alerts Area
Displays messages from your MySpace
friends and messages informing you about
blog updates.

Bulletin list
Tap to view bulletin message details.

This displays a software keyboard.

Enter the text you want and then tap the
key.

Tap the [Send reply] key at the bottom of
the screen.

The following describes the functions of the My
Screen toolbar.
Friends

Displays your friends list.

Mail

Displays your mail list.

Bulletin

Displays your bulletin list. When you
display My Screen, the bulletin list is
displayed first.

Photos

Displays your photo list.

Logout

Logs out and displays the login screen.

This sends the mail message.
The Mail list screen will re-appear after the
mail message is sent.

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5-4-3
Displaying the Friends List Screen

The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of this screen.

Tapping the [Friends] key on the My Screen
toolbar will display the friends list screen.

Returns to My Screen.

Blog

Displays the blog list of your friend.
When you display the Friend screen,
the blog list is displayed first.

Photos

Displays the photo list of your friend.

Logout

Logs out and displays the login
screen.

2
Friends list
The friends list shows your registered friends.
Friends who are currently on line are indicated
by the text “Online Now!” under their image
photographs.
You can select a friend on the friends list and
browse the blog or photos submitted that friend.
Use the following procedure to browse the blog
of a friend.
NOTE
To browse photos, tap [Photos] key on the
toolbar at the bottom of the screen.

On the friends list, tap the friend you want to
select.
This displays the Friend screen, which
shows a blog list on the right side.

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On the blog list, tap the message you want
to select.
This displays the message detail screen.

Tapping the [Add Comment] key at the
bottom of the screen makes it possible for
you to add a comment to the blog
message.

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Displaying the Photo Screen

5-4-5
Displaying a Notification Message

Tapping the [Photos] key on the toolbar at the
bottom of My Screen or the Friend screen will
display an album list.

While the MySpace application is running along
with another application, you will be alerted
automatically whenever a new MySpace alert
(New Messages, Friend Requests, Blog
Comments, Picture Comments, etc.) arrives.
A sound effect will sound and a message will
appear in the notification bar at the top of the
screen.

On the album list, select the album you
want.

Example: When a mail message arrives in
MySpace

This displays the photo list screen.
The message “You've got mail” appears in the
notification bar.
Tapping the notification bar while a message is
displayed will switch to the MySpace screen with
the mail contents displayed. The message will
disappear after some time if you do not do
anything.
Tap

to return to the album list.

Tap a photo in the album.
This displays the photo.

The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of the photo screen.
Previous

Displays the previous photo.

Slide Show

Starts a slideshow.

Displays the next photo.

Comment

Registers a comment to a photo
displayed from the Friend screen.
You cannot register a comment
for your own photos.

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5-5
YouTube
The YouTube application lets you view the
YouTube video sharing site on the Internet.
Submitted videos are listed by category, and
can be selected for viewing.
NOTE
Videos cannot be submitted from this unit.

5-5-2
Searching for a Video
You can use the following procedure to enter a
keyword and search for a video.

This displays a search bar in the toolbar
position.

Tap the keyword input area and then enter
the keyword.

Tap the [Search] key.

5-5-1
Displaying the Video List Screen

On the Home screen, tap the [YouTube] key.
This starts up the YouTube application and
displays the video list screen.

On the toolbar at the bottom of the video list
screen, tap the [Search] key.

This starts the search and displays the
search results.
NOTE
Tapping the toolbar [History] key displays a list
of previously searched for keywords. You can
tap a keyword on the history keyword list to
search for it again.

The video list shows thumbnails of the
videos, as well as the names, play times,
and other information about the videos.
The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of this screen.
Featured

Displays a list of recommended
videos. This list appears first when
you start up the YouTube application.

Most Viewed Displays a list of most viewed
videos. This list shows the videos
that were viewed the most by users.
Related

Displays a list of videos that are
related to the last video you played.

Most
Discussed

Displays a list of most discussed
videos. This list shows the videos
that were commented on the most
by users.

Changes the toolbar to a search bar,
which can be used to search for a
video.

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Playing a Video

On the video list screen, select the video
you want to play by tapping it.
This changes to the video playback screen.

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PDF Reader
You can use the PDF Reader application to
browse PDF files.
There is no PDF Reader application icon on the
Home screen. The PDF Reader application
starts up when you open a PDF file with File
Manager or the Internet Browser application.
For details about using File Manager, see 5-8
File Manager (P. 60).

Tap

NOTE
Tapping bookmarks in an open PDF file does
not work.
Bookmark and hyperlink functions of PDF file
are not supported. For details, see
Troubleshooting (P. 114).

This starts video playback.
The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of this screen.

5-6-1
Displaying the PDF Reader Screen
a Returns to the video list screen.
b Tap to turn on indicators and enable continual
automatic video playback.

With the File Manager, open the PDF file.
This starts up the PDF Reader application.

c Pauses playback.
d Drag the bar to select the playback position.
e Adjusts the volume level.
f Changes the screen mode.

NOTE
Movies are played back while being
downloaded via Wi-Fi.
Because of this, certain network conditions can
cause dropping of movie frames or skipping of
audio.
Playing a movie while other application
software is in use can cause dropping of movie
frames or skipping of audio and slow button
and menu response.

NOTE
You can scroll the screen up, down, left, and
right by dragging it.
Tapping the screen will toggle between the
full-screen view and the standard view.

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The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of the screen.
Opens a PDF file.
Switches to the previous page.
Switches to the next page.
Jumps to the page that
corresponds to the entered value.
Zooms in on the PDF screen.

The following describes the functions of the PDF
Reader menu.
Open
Full screen

Switches to the full-screen view.

Show/Hide
index

Toggles display of the index on
and off.

Go Page

Switches to the specified page.

View

Specifies the PDF display size.

Find

Use the following procedure to
search the PDF for specific text.

Quit

Quits the PDF Reader application.

Zooms out from the PDF screen.
Switches to the full-screen view.
Tap the screen to return to the
original screen from the full-screen
view.

5-6-2
Using the PDF Reader Menu
Tap the file name on the left side of the bar at
the top of the screen to display the PDF Reader
menu.

Opens a PDF file. This is the same
function as the toolbar
key.

5-6-3
Searching for a Text
Use the following procedure to search the PDF
for specific text.

On the PDF Reader menu, tap [Find].
This displays a search bar at the bottom of
the screen.

Tap the text input field, enter the text you
want to find, and then tap the [Back] key.

This finds and highlights the first instance
of the search text in the document.
To search for the next instance of the
search text in the document, tap the [Find
Next] key. Tap the [Find Previous] key to
find the previous instance.
To close the search bar, tap

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Calculator

The following are the operations you can
perform on the Calculator screen.
0-9

Enters values.

Inputs a decimal point.

Performs the division function.

5-7-1
Displaying the Calculator Screen

Performs the multiplication function.

Performs the addition function.

Performs the subtraction function.

Displays the calculation result.

+/-

Enters a positive or negative sign. (+
is not displayed for positive values.)

sqrt

Performs square root calculation.

Performs percentage calculation.

Saves the displayed value in
memory. Tapping [MS] and then
[save here] saves this value in
memory. If there already is a stored
value, tapping [MS] will display a list
of stored values.

Recalls a saved value from memory.
This key is not enabled until a value
is saved using [MS].

M+

Adds the displayed value to memory.
This key is not enabled until a value
is saved using [MS].

Deletes the rightmost digit of an
input.

Deletes the last input value.

Deletes everything input up to the
point this key is tapped.

Use the procedure below to perform basic
calculations.

On the Home screen, tap the [Calculator]
key.
This starts up the Calculator application.

NOTE
The following example of the calculation rules
are applied by the Calculator.
Example: 1+2*3=7

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5-8
File Manager
The File Manager application provides you with
file management capabilities, such as search,
move, copy, delete, rename, etc. You can use
File Manager to manage files within the
on-board memory in the ClarionMiND, on a
microSD card, or on USB memory devices.

5-8-1
Displaying the File Manager Screen

On the Home screen, tap the [Files] key.
This starts up the File Manager screen.

The left side of the screen shows the
folders immediately under the unit's MID
folder.
Selecting a folder on the left side of the
screen displays the files and folders inside
that selected folder on the right side of the
screen.
The MID folder contains four default folders
named “Audio clips”, “Documents”,
“Images”, and “Video clips”.
Storing music data in the Audio clips folder,
image data in the Images folder, and movie
data in the Video clips folder will make the
data available for playback with RealPlayer.
For details about RealPlayer, see 5-11
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NOTE
• Connecting a USB device or microSD card
causes the File Manager to start up
automatically, with the devices shown on the
left side of the screen.
• Before removing a USB device or microSD
card, be sure to tap
on the status
indicator. Failure to do so could result in the
loss of data on the removable memory device.
• No guarantees are made about the operation
of all USB memory devices and microSD
devices with this unit.
• This unit does not support the use of SDHC
memory cards.
• Do not start up this unit with the USB memory
connected.
The unit may not start up.
• Do not start up this unit with the microSD card
connected.
Files in the microSD card may not be read.

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The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of the screen.

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Searching for a File or Folder

Searches for a file in the folder
selected.

Use the following procedure to enter the name
of a folder or file and search for it.

Open

Selects and opens the file
displayed on the right side of the
screen.
All of the selected folder's
subfolders also are opened.

Copy

Copies the file or folder displayed
on the right side of the screen.

Cut

Cuts the file or folder displayed on
the right side of the screen.

Paste

Pastes the file or folder that has
been copied or cut into a specified
location.

Delete

Deletes the file or folder displayed
on the right side of the screen.

Rename

Renames the file or folder
displayed on the right side of the
screen. Tapping the [Rename] key
displays the Rename screen.
Change the name and then tap
the [OK] key.

This key is not used in this unit.

Format

Switches the display method of
the file or folder displayed on the
right side of the screen. Each tap
of the [Format] key toggles
between detailed display and icon
display.

Reload

Refreshes the File Manager
screen with the latest information.

Select the folder whose contents you want
to search, and then tap the toolbar [Search]
key.
This displays a search screen.

Tap the input area.

This displays a software keyboard.

Enter the name of the file or folder you want
to search for and then tap the [Search] key.
This displays a list of search results.
NOTE
• Enter the file name, including the file
extension.
• Select the file you want on the search results
list and then tap [Show] to display the location
of the file.

NOTE
You can use drag-and-drop to copy or move
files and folders on the screen.

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Using the File Manager Menu
Tap the application title [File Manager] on the
left side of the bar at the top of the screen to
display the File Manager menu.

5-9
Contacts
The Contacts application provides you with an
address book. Contact information can be used
in the Navigation and E-Mail applications.

WARNING

The following describes the functions of the File
Manager menu.
New folder...

Edit

Creates a new folder inside the
folder selected on the left side
of the screen.
Edits a file or folder. The
operations for this function are
the same as those for the
corresponding toolbar.

Sort

Sorts the files and folders
displayed on the right side of
the screen according to the
specified sequence.

Select

Toggles the files and folders on
the right side of the screen
between all selected and all
deselected.

• For safety reasons, do not perform any
operations while driving.
Doing so can take your mind off the road
and create the risk of a traffic accident.
Always stop your vehicle in a safe place
before operating the unit.

5-9-1
Displaying the Summary Screen

On the Home screen, tap the [Contacts]
key.
This displays the Contacts screen.

NOTE
• In the Car mode, tap
on the Home
screen Application launcher to start up the
Contacts application.
• Keys will appear at the top of the Contacts
screen if there already are records stored in
the Contacts application. A [more...] key also
will appear if there are more than three
records.

Exits File Manager.

Enter the characters for the name you want
to find.
The characters you enter will be compared
automatically with the names of the
currently stored records and any matching
candidates will appear at the top of the
screen.

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NOTE
• Tapping the [more...] key displays a candidate
list.
• To create a new record, tap the [Add contacts]
key.

Use the candidate keys or list screen to
select the contact record you want.
This displays the Summary screen.

5-9-2
Editing the Address, Phone, and
E-mail Entries
You can use the procedure below to edit and
add to the Address, Phone, and E-mail entries.
You also can have multiple address, phone, and
e-mail entries in a single record.
The example below shows the address editing
screen.

On the left side of the Summary screen, tap
the [Address] key.
This displays the address list.

Contact record information (name, address,
phone number, e-mail address, extra) can
be edited on the Summary screen.
The following describes the functions of the
toolbar at the bottom of this screen.
Navigate to

When the record includes a
street address, tap this key to
start up navigation with the
address as the destination, to
search for a route and to obtain
guidance to the objective.

Calling

This unit does not use this
function.

Send e-mail

When the record includes an
e-mail address, tapping this key
starts up the E-Mail application.

Edit contact

Edits the currently displayed
record name.

Delete

Deletes the currently displayed
record.

Tap the [Add address] key to add a new
address. If you want to edit an existing
address, select it and then tap the [Edit
address] key.
This displays a software keyboard.

NOTE
To delete an address, select it and then tap the
[Delete] key.

Enter the country name and then tap the
[Enter] key.

Enter information for the city, zip code,
house number, street, latitude, and
longitude.

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NOTE
Input for all fields is not required. Tapping the
[Enter] key without entering anything will
display the next screen.

Select the category you want and then tap
the [OK] key.

On the confirmation screen that appears,
tap the [OK] key.

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Editing Extra Information

On the left side of the Summary screen, tap
the [Extra] key.
This displays the Extra screen.

Tap the [Edit extras] key.
This displays the Extra editing screen.

Tap the [Edit] key next to the item you want
and then edit it.
NOTE
• Tapping the [Browse] key will display a screen
that lets you preview images for selection. You
can select jpeg or png format images.
• Use Social ID and Server ID to enter
MySpace information. Use Comment to enter
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Starting Up Navigation

5-9-5
Sending an E-Mail Message

You can use the procedure below to start up
navigation from the Contacts application
Summary screen or Address screen.

You can use the procedure below to send e-mail
from the Contacts application Summary screen
or E-Mail screen. For details about e-mail
operations, see 5-2 E-Mail (P. 46).

This will display a screen with the selected
address specified as the destination. For details
about route searching, guidance, and other
navigation operations, see Navigation (P. 77).

On the Summary screen or Address
screen, tap the [Navigate to] key.

On the Summary screen or E-Mail screen,
tap the [Send e-mail] key.
This starts up the E-Mail application and
displays a mail creation screen.

This displays a confirmation screen.

Tap the [OK] key.
This starts up navigation.

NOTE
• In the case of the Summary screen, the
displayed address is specified as the
destination.
• In the case of the Address screen, the
selected address is specified as the
destination.

NOTE
• In the case of the Summary screen, the
displayed e-mail address is specified as the
addressee.
• In the case of the E-Mail screen, the selected
e-mail address is specified as the addressee.
• The E-Mail application can be used in the
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Note Pad

Enter the file name you want, specify the
save location and character coding, and
then tap the [OK] key.

The Note Pad application is a text editor that
you can use to create simple documents.

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Displaying the Note Pad Screen

On the Home screen, tap the [Note Pad]
key.

Name

Enter the name you want for the file.

Location

Shows the current location where the
file will be saved. Tapping the current
location will display a Change folder
screen, which you can use to change
the storage location.

Character
Coding

Select the character coding for the
file.

This starts up the Note Pad application.
Tap the application title on the left side of
bar at the top of the screen to display the
Note Pad menu.
Now you can perform Note Pad operations.

The new file is saved in the specified
location.

5-10-3
Opening a File

5-10-2
Creating a New File

1
2

Use the following procedure to open a file stored
in unit memory, or on a USB devices or microSD
card.

Tap the Note Pad screen.

On the Note Pad menu, tap [File] [Open...].

This displays a software keyboard.

This displays an Open file screen.

Enter the text you want, and then tap [File]
on the Note Pad menu.

Select the file you want and then tap the
[Select] key.

This displays the File menu explained
below.
New

Creates a new file.

Open...

Opens an exiting Note Pad file.

Save

Saves the current file.

Save As...

Saves the current file under a
different name.

Quit

Exits Note Pad.

Tap [Save] or [Save As...].
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This opens the selected file.
NOTE
• [Character Coding] lets you select the
character coding of the file.
• You can use the Note Pad to open text format
files only.

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Editing Text

5-10-6
Performing Text Find/Replace

Use the following procedure to correct, cut,
copy, move, and delete input text, and to
perform other editing operations.

Use the following procedure to search and
replace text, and to jump to a specific location in
the document.

On the Note Pad menu, tap [Edit].

On the Note Pad menu, tap [Search].

The following describes the functions of the Edit
menu.

The following describes the functions of the
Search menu.

Undo

Undoes the previous editing
operation.

Find...

Redo

Re-does an editing operation.

Cut

Cuts the selected text and stores it
in memory.

Searches a document for text.
Selecting the [Match case]
check box on the search screen
searches the document only for
text whose upper/lower case
matches that of the search text.

Copy

Copies the selected text to
memory.

Find Next

Paste

Pastes previously cut or copied
text into a specified location.

Searches for the next instance
of the search text in the
document.

Find Previous

Delete

Deletes the selected text.

Select All

Selects all the text.

Searches for the previous
instance of the search text in
the document.

Replace...

Replaces found search text with
different text. Selecting the
[Match case] check box on the
replace screen replaces only
text whose upper/lower case
matches that of the search text.
Selecting the [Replace all at
once] check box performs the
find and replace operation
without asking.

Jump To...

Jumps to a specific line number
in the document.

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Changing the Display View

On the Note Pad menu, tap [View] - [Full
Screen]
This switches to the full-screen view.
NOTE
To exit the full-screen view, touch the control
key to display the control bar. Next, on the
Application menu, tap [View] - [Full Screen].

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Using the Options Menu
Use the following procedure to configure font
settings and to change display settings.

On the Note Pad menu, tap [Options].

The following describes the functions of the
Options menu.
Font...

Configures font settings. On the
Font screen, use [Family] to
specify the font family, and [Style]
to specify the font style.

Word Wrap

Toggles word wrap on and off.

Line Numbers Toggles display of line numbers on
and off.
Auto Indent

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RealPlayer
The RealPlayer application can be used to play
music and movies, and to view photographs. It
can playback data stored in the ClarionMiND
internal memory, on a USB memory device, or
on a microSD card.

Toggles auto indent on and off.

You can use File Manager to import the data
you want to play. For details about File Manager,
see 5-8 File Manager (P. 60).
NOTE
• The RealPlayer application supports the
following file formats: mp3, mp4, mpg, mpeg,
rm, ra, rv, rmvb, aac, ogg, wav, wma, wmv,
3gp, jpg, jpeg, png, gif, bmp.
• Inclusion of a file format above does not
constitute a guarantee that you will be able to
play back a file of that format.

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Displaying the RealPlayer Screen

On the Home screen, tap the [RealPlayer]
key.
This starts up RealPlayer.
NOTE
In the Car mode, tap the [RealPlayer] key in the
Home screen quick information area or the
Application launcher.

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The following describes the functions of the bar
at the bottom of the screen.

Tapping a category will display the
corresponding category list.

Internal

Plays back data stored in the
ClarionMiND memory.

SD Card

Plays back data stored on a microSD
card. This key is enabled when a
microSD card is connected to the
unit.

USB

Plays back data stored in USB
memory. This key is enabled when
USB memory is connected to the
unit.

Tap the category you want to use to select a
file for playback.
• For example, when “Artist” is selected:

A list of files arranged by artist is displayed.
NOTE
With Internal, only files stored in the Audio clips
folder are played.
Files stored in subfolders created inside the
Audio clips folder are not played.

Tap the file you want to play.

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Playing Music

On the RealPlayer screen, tap the [Music]
key.

This starts playback of the selected file and
displays the screen shown below.

This displays a category list.

Tap the category you want to select.

The following describes the contents of the
category list.
Now Playing

Appears during playback. Tap to
display the name of the track being
played.

Artist

Displays a list of artist names.

Album

Displays a list of album names.

All Music

Displays a list of all music files.

The playback screen shows the artist
name, album name, and track name. The
progress bar moves from left to right in
accordance with the track play time. You
can drag the progress bar to any position to
continue playback from there.

My Top Rated Displays a list of files arranged
according to their number of plays.

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The progress bar moves from left to right in
accordance with the movie play time. You
can drag the progress bar to any position
and continue playback from there.

The following describes the keys and toolbar on
the playback screen.
Enables repeat playback of the
currently playing music file.

The toolbar functions on the movie
playback screen are the same as those on
the music playback screen.

Enables random playback of the
currently playing music files.
Previous

Jumps to playback of the previous
file.

Pause/Play

Pauses file playback. Tapping this
key again will restart playback
from the point it was paused.

Jumps to playback of the next file.

NOTE
Touching the audio key will display an audio
bar that can be used to select a track and
adjust the volume level.

NOTE
Movies cannot be played while the navigation
application is running. When you start up the
navigation application while playing the movie,
the movie is paused.

5-11-4
Viewing Images

On the RealPlayer screen, tap the [Photo]
key.
This displays a folder list.

5-11-3
Playing Movies

On the RealPlayer screen, tap the [Movie]
key.
This displays a file list.

Tap the folder you want to select.

Tap the file you want to play.

This starts playback of the selected movie
and displays the screen shown below.

NOTE
You can include a folder that contains image
files in the folder list by placing it inside of the
Images folder.

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This randomly displays the image inside
the selected folder.
NOTE
• Tap the [Layout] key to toggle between the
random view and tile view.
• On the random view, you can drag images
around the display to the position you want.

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News Key
Tapping the news key displays the News reader
application in the quick information area.

WARNING
• Tile View

Tapping a image on the tile view will enlarge it.

5-12-1
Displaying the News Screen

On the Home screen, tap
of the screen.

at the bottom

This displays the most recent news items in
the quick information area, along with the
last update time.

The icons described below appear on the
enlarged view of a photograph.
Displays a full-screen view of the image.
Rotates the image 90 degrees left.
Starts a slideshow.
Exits the enlarged view.

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Playing Music in the Background

NOTE
• In the Car mode, tap [News] in the Home
screen quick information area to display the
news detail screen.
• The quick information area can show two
news items at a time in the Car mode.

You can continue background music playback in
RealPlayer as you use other applications. When
doing so, you can touch the audio key to display
the audio bar and perform RealPlayer control
operations. For details, see 2-2-3 Audio Key
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Tap the quick information area.
This starts up the RSS news reader
application and displays a news list screen.

5-12-2
Configuring News Category Settings
Use the following procedure to configure news
source and news category settings.

ON the news list screen, tap the [News
Source] key.
This displays the news source list.

News category selection keys will appear at
the bottom of the screen. Tapping a
category key will display a news list for that
category.
NOTE
You also can display the news list screen by
tapping the [News] key on the Home screen.

This causes the check box next to the news
source to become selected.

To view details about a news item, tap it.
This starts up the browser and displays a
news detail screen.

Select the news source whose category
setting you want to configure.

Tap the [Categories setting] key.
This displays a list of categories that can
be used by the selected news source.

Select the news category you want to use.
This causes the check box next to the
selected category to become selected.

Tap the [Back] key twice.
NOTE
• You can select up to five news categories for a
single news source.
• Changing news category settings will cause
the category keys that appear on the news list
screen to be updated accordingly.

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Weather Key

e High and low temperatures in the specified
location
f Weather data acquisition time and date

Tapping the weather key displays one day of
weather information for a specified location in
the quick information area.

NOTE
In the Car mode, tap [Weather] in the Home
screen quick information area to display the
weather information detail screen.

The weather data is provided by The Weather
Channel Interactive, Inc.

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WARNING
• For safety reasons, do not perform any
operations while driving.
Doing so can take your mind off the road
and create the risk of a traffic accident.
Always stop your vehicle in a safe place
before operating the unit.

5-13-1
Displaying the Weather Information
Screen

On the Home screen, tap the
bottom of the screen.

key at the

This displays weather information in the
quick information area.

Tap the quick information area.
This starts up the Weather application and
displays a detail screen that shows five
days of weather information.

NOTE
• You also can display the weather information
detail screen by tapping the [Weather] key on
the Home screen.
• Tap the [The Weather Channel] key to display
the detail of the weather information (Hourly,
36 hours, or 10 days) of the currently selected
city.

The following describes the information that
appears in the quick information area.
a Specified location name (country, city)
b Current time, date, and day of the week in the
specified location
c Current weather in the specified location
d Current temperature in the specified location

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5-13-2
Registering Cities to Display Keys
Use the procedure below to register cities that
appear as keys at the bottom of the detail
screen. You can register up to four cities.
After you register a city to a display key, you can
view weather information for that city simply by
tapping its key.

On the weather information detail screen,
tap the [Location] key.
This displays a history list of past
registered cities.

5-14
MySpace Key
Tapping the MySpace key displays any new
alerts, the number of your friends that are on
line, and other MySpace application screen
information in the quick information area.

5-14-1
Displaying the Login Screen

NOTE
A login ID and password are required to access
MySpace with this unit. Please visit
www.myspace.com on a computer to register
and obtain a valid login ID and password
before trying to perform the procedure below.

Tap the [New Location] key.
This displays a software keyboard.

Enter the city name or Zip code and then
tap the
key.
This displays a list of search results.

Tap the name of the city you want to add.
This causes the check box next to the city
name to become selected.

Tap the [Back] key.
This returns to the city list screen, with the
new city name added at the bottom.

On the list, select the city name and then
tap the [Back] key.
This returns to the detail screen, which now
shows a key with the city name you
registered.

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On the Home screen, tap
at the bottom
of the screen and then tap the quick
information screen.
This displays the login screen.
NOTE
• In the Car mode, tap MySpace key in the
Home screen quick information area or
[MySpace] on the Application launcher to
display the login screen.
• You also can display the login screen by
tapping the MySpace key on the Home
screen.

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Tap the fields next to “E-Mail” and
“Password”, and enter the appropriate
e-mail address and password.

5-14-2
Quick Information Area Display
After you display the MySpace screen, the quick
information area will appear as shown below
when you return to the Home screen.

Tap the [Log In] key.
NOTE
Enabling the “Remember Me” option will enter
your e-mail address and password
automatically from your next login.
This displays the MySpace screen.

a Shows New Mail, Friend Requests, Blog
Comments, Picture Comments, and other
alerts.
b Displays the total number of alerts.
c Indicates when a friend is on line.
d Indicates the number of friends that are on
line.

For details about MySpace operations, see 5-4
MySpace (P. 52).

NOTE
Tapping the quick information area will switch
to the MySpace full-screen view. In the Car
mode, tapping the Home screen quick
information area or Application launcher
[MySpace] will switch to the MySpace
full-screen view.

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Portal Sync Key
Tapping the Portal Sync key acquires the latest
news, recommendations, and other information
from the Clarion portal site.

WARNING
• For safety reasons, do not perform any
operations while driving.
Doing so can take your mind off the road
and create the risk of a traffic accident.
Always stop your vehicle in a safe place
before operating the unit.
In order to use the Clarion portal site, you will
need to register as a user. Use the Portal Sync
key on the Home screen to start the registration
procedure. For details about registration, see
4-1 Registering on the Portal Site (P. 40).

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Displaying the Portal Site Screen
Tapping
on the Home screen will access the
portal site and display the Portal Sync screen.
This will not display anything in the quick
information area.
NOTE
In the Car mode, tap the Home screen
Application launcher
key to display the
Portal Sync screen.

For details about using the portal site, see
Using the Portal Site (P. 112).

Chapter 6 Navigation
The unit has a built-in GPS antenna, which
means it can be used as a portable navigation
unit. It can be used for navigation while walking,
driving, or any other means of transportation.

6-1
Safety Precautions

6-2
Basic Operation
6-2-1
Starting Up the Navigation Function
Start up the navigation function from the
Mobile mode

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WARNING

This displays a warning screen.

Never perform search, landmark
registration or other unit operations while
in motion. Be sure to stop in a safe area
before performing operations such as
these. If you are operating a vehicle, set the
parking brake before performing any
operation.

CAUTION
Be sure to comply with all applicable traffic
laws and regulations when following
navigation route guidance.

On the Home screen, tap the [Navigation]
key.

Read the cautionary warning and then tap
the [OK] key.
This displays the navigation main menu.

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The following describes the functions of the keys
on the main menu screen.
Candidate key

Last locations

If you performed a search
operation that produced
multiple objectives, the last
found objective is displayed
as a key.

Contacts

Use information saved with
the Contacts application to
set destination.

Start up the navigation function from the Car
mode

Lists all past destinations.
This key appears when there
are four or more past
destinations.

On the Car mode Home screen, tap the
map area.

Enter new dest. Searches for a destination by
address, latitude, and
longitude.
Points of
interest

Searches for a destination by
genre.

Downloaded
POIs

Specifies a destination from a
navigation database of
downloaded points of
interest.

Change route

Changes the found route.

Route
information

Displays information about
the route setting.

Back

Returns to the current
location screen.

Navigation

Displays the navigation main
menu.

Settings

Displays the navigation
settings menu.

Start route
Guidance/
Stop route
guide/
Stop simulation

[Stop route guide] key is
displayed while route
guidance is being performed.
Tap the key to stop route
guidance and [Start route
guidance] key is displayed.
Tapping again restarts the
route guidance.
[Stop simulation] key appears
while route simulation is in
progress. Tap this key to stop
route simulation.

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This displays a warning screen.

Tap the [OK] key.
This displays the navigation main menu.

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6-2-2 Screen Indicators
The map screen includes a variety of different keys, such as the keys to display the menu screen and
Quick menu screen, and keys to adjust the sound output and the navigation screens. Also, status
indicators show current information about the route.

(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)

(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

(I)

The following describes the function of the keys and indicators on the screen.
a

When a driving operation approaches, this area shows the required direction, the distance until
the driving operation is required, the road name, etc.

Shows the estimated time of arrival and the distance to the destination.

Shows the current vehicle location.

Shows the current map scale.

Shows the current route.

(A)

Shows the route speed limit. Tap to display the speed limit setting screen.

(B)

Shows the GPS receive status. Tap to display the compass screen.

(C)

Tap to display the navigation sound volume setting screen.

(D)

This displays the operation menu screen.

(E)

Tap to switch the map screen between the 2D view (heading up, north up) and 3D view.

(F)

Tap to zoom in on the map screen.

(G)

Tap to return the map screen to its original scale.

(H)

Tap to zoom out from the map screen.

(I)

Tap to display the Quick menu screen.

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6-2-3
Scrolling the Map on the Screen
Tapping a point on the map screen causes the
map to scroll so the tapped point is in the center
of the screen.

6-3
Searching for a
Destination
6-3-1
Scrolling the Map to Specify a
Destination
Use the procedure below to specify a
destination by scrolling the map.

CAUTION
6-2-4
Zooming In and Zooming Out on the
Map Screen
To zoom in on the map screen (and enlarge it),
tap
.
To zoom out from the map screen (and reduce
its size), tap
.
Zooming in or out on the map screen will cause
the
key to appear. Tap
to return the
map screen to its original (unzoomed) scale.

6-2-5
Switching the Map Screen View
Tapping the
key on the map screen cycles
the map and compass screen between the
views shown below.
2D View (Heading Up)
↓
2D View (North Up)
↓
3D View (Heading Up)
↓
2D View (Heading Up)
NOTE
The 2D (North Up) View shows the map with
North oriented upwards.
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designation while operating a motor vehicle.
Search for the destination before starting your
drive.

Tap the map screen.
NOTE
If you need to change the scale of the map, do
so before tapping the screen.

A crosshair symbol (+) will appear at the point
you tapped. The name of the point will appear at
the top of the screen, as the destination.

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The following describes the functions of the keys
at the bottom of the screen.

The following are the items that you can specify
on the screen.

Back

State

Select a state.

Country

Select a country.

Zip Code

Enter the zip code of the
destination.

City

Displays the information screen of
the destination.

Enter the city name of the
destination.

Street

If there are multiple candidates
because the destination is
uncertain, tap the destination you
want to select it.

Enter the street name of the
destination.

Enter
coordinates

Enter the latitude and longitude
of the destination.

Region:

Shows the country name of the
current selection. Tap a country
to select it.

Add dest.

Information

Exits the scrolling screen and
returns to the current location
screen.
Searches for the route to the
destination where the crosshair
symbol (+) is located.

Tap the [Add dest.] key.
This starts route calculation to the
destination.

The current location screen will reappear
when route calculation is complete.

On the Enter new destination screen, tap
the [City] key.
This displays a software keyboard.

6-3-2
Searching for a Destination Based on
a City Name
You can use the procedure below to enter the
city name and search for a destination.

On the main menu, tap the [Enter new
dest.] key.
This displays the Enter new destination
screen.

Tap the initial characters of the town name.
NOTE
As you enter characters, the software keyboard
will change automatically so only the keys that
correspond to letters that can be used for input
of candidates remain enabled. Keys that do not
correspond to letters for candidate name input
are dimmed and disabled.

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As soon as you enter the initial characters, four
destination character keys appear along the top
of the screen.

The three keys to the left are city destination
candidates based on the characters you input.

The following describes the function of the keys
on the screen.
Center of
the
candidate

Makes the selected city your
destination and starts route guidance
to the center of the city. For details
about the remainder of this process,
see 6-4-1 Configuring Calculation
Condition Settings for Route
Guidance (P. 86).

Points of
interest

Enables genre-specific search. For
details about genre-specific search,
see 6-3-5 Searching for a
Destination Based on its Genre
(P. 84).

If a key shows the destination you want, tap it
and advance to step 6 of this procedure.

Tap the [More hits] key.

This displays a list of all of the destination
candidates.

Tap to show the list
without a map screen.

Enter the street name.
Just as candidates were narrowed down as
you entered a city name, street name
candidates appear at the top of the screen
as you input characters.

Select a destination by tapping it in the list.

If the destination you want appears as a
candidate, tap its key.

This displays the street name input screen.

This displays the address input screen.

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The following describes the function of the keys
on the screen.
Middle of the
road

Intersections

Makes the center of the selected
street your destination and starts
route guidance to there. For
details about the remainder of
this process, see 6-4-1
Configuring Calculation
Condition Settings for Route
Guidance (P. 86).

6-3-3
Searching for a Destination Based on
a Street Name
Use the procedure below to enter the street
name and search for a destination.

On the Enter new destination screen, tap
the [Street] key.
This displays a software keyboard.

Tap the initial characters of the street name.

Displays a list of crossroad
candidates that includes the
selected street. The crossroad
point is specified as the
destination.

Enter the address or the crossroad name.
Just as candidates were narrowed down as
you entered a city name, street or
crossroad name candidates appear at the
top of the screen as you input characters.

If the destination you want appears as a
candidate, tap its key.
If your destination is not displayed, enter more
characters to narrow down the candidates.
For details about the remainder of this
procedure, see 6-3-2 Searching for a
Destination Based on a City Name (P. 81).

Tap a candidate to select it.
This completes input of the destination.
The address and phone number of the
destination will appear along with a map of
the area.

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6-3-4
Searching for a Destination Based on
its Latitude and Longitude

NOTE
Tap the [degree notation] key to switch to the
degree, minute, second coordinate input
screen.

You can use the procedure below to enter a
latitude and longitude, and search for a
destination.

On the Enter new destination screen, tap
the [Enter coordinates] key.
This displays a software keyboard.
Enter the degrees, minutes, and seconds of the
destination. Tap the
for latitude input
and
for longitude input.
Tap [decimal notation] key to return to the
degree value input screen.

Enter the latitude in degrees, including a
decimal part, and then tap the [Enter] key.
This displays the destination longitude input
screen.

6-3-5
Searching for a Destination Based on
its Genre
You can use the procedure below to search for a
destination from a list grouped by genre. All
points of interest (POIs) usable for navigation
are included in the menu list.

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3

Enter the longitude in degrees, including a
decimal part, and then tap the [Enter] key.

On the main menu, tap the [Point of
interest] key.
This displays the genre-specific menu
screen.

The latitude and longitude of the
destination will appear along with a map of
the area.

NOTE
You can search all categories by tapping the
[All special destinations] key.

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Tap the genre you want.

NOTE
Tapping the [Display all xxxx] key displays a list
of all POI for the selected genre.

This displays the search method screen.

Tap the POI you want.

The following describes the function of the keys
on the screen.
At a certain
place

Select a new destination. For
details, see 6-3-2 Searching for a
Destination Based on a City
Name (P. 81).

nearby

Select a POI that is near the
current location.

Along the
route

Displays a list of all destinations
along your current route. This key
is available only after a route is
set.

at destination

Select a POI in the vicinity of the
currently selected destination.
This key is available only after a
route is set.

Tap the search method you want.
This displays a software keyboard.

Enter the characters you want to search for,
and then tap the [Display selection] key.

The address and phone number of the
destination will appear along with a map of
the area.

6-3-6
Specifying a Downloaded POI as a
Destination
A POI that you find on Google Map using your
computer or the ClarionMiND browser can be
used as a destination. First, search for the POI
and use the Google Map transfer function to
send it to the Clarion portal site. Then tapping
the Portal Sync key will store the POI you sent
to the Clarion portal site into the navigation
Downloaded POI database automatically. For
details about the Portal Sync key, see Using the
Portal Site (P. 112).
NOTE
• In order to use a downloaded POI, you must
register as a user and register your unit at the
Clarion portal site.
For details about registering on the Clarion
portal site, see Registering on the Clarion
Portal Site (P. 40).
• You can store up to 1,000 POIs in the
Downloaded POI database.
• Go to the address below and see this page in
the Clarion portal site for how to use the
Google Map transfer function.
(http://my.clarion.com/en-us/html/map-guide)

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On the main menu, tap the [Downloaded
POIs] key.
This displays the Downloaded POI list.

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Configuring a Route
6-4-1
Configuring Calculation Condition
Settings for Route Guidance
After you find the destination you want, you can
use this procedure to configure the route to that
destination.

Select a destination by tapping it in the
Downloaded POI list.
This displays the destination detail screen.

Tap the [OK] key.
This starts route calculation and sets the
route.

WARNING
• For safety reasons, do not perform any
operations while driving.
Doing so can take your mind off the road
and create the risk of a traffic accident.
• Always drive in accordance with traffic
rules and regulations.
Navigation route guidance may
sometimes be inappropriate due to road
conditions or navigation system accuracy.

After specifying the destination, tap the
[Route options] key on the screen.

NOTE
You can store a downloaded POI in the
Contacts application by tapping the [Store in
Contacts] key.
For details about Contacts, see 5-9 Contacts
(P. 62).

This displays a route options screen.
NOTE
• To store the destination you found in the
Contacts application, tap the [Store in
Contacts] key. For details about Contacts, see
5-9 Contacts (P. 62).
• To store the destination you found as your
home address, tap the [As home address]
key.

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Configure the various options for
determining the route, and then tap the
[Back] key.

For the items on this screen, see 6-6-1
Route Options (P. 93).
The following are the rules applied for route
calculation under initial default settings.
• The optimal route for a motor vehicle is
calculated.
• The fastest route is calculated.
• In addition to local roads, regular roads, and
main trunk roads, highways also are
considered during route calculation.
• Use of the ferry is considered during route
calculation.
• Toll roads are considered during route
calculation.

Tap the [OK] key.
The route to the destination will be set in
accordance with the option settings you
configured.
Route guidance starts when the vehicle
starts to move.
Route guidance will stop automatically
when you reach your destination.

NOTE
• Zoom, map screen selection, route
information screen, and other functions all are
possible during route guidance.
• The map area can be scrolled manually in the
2D view mode by tapping a location on the
map or by dragging in the direction you want.
This operation is not supported in the 3D view
mode.
• The route that is set is indicated in purple on
the map.
• The road you are traveling on is shown at the
top of the screen. The distance until the next
required driving operation also is displayed.
• Your current location is indicated by
on the
screen.
• Current speed, average speed, distance to
destination, remaining driving time, and time
of arrival information are shown in the
information bar at the bottom of the screen.
• The map zooms automatically to inform the
driver of an upcoming driving operation, and
returns to normal size when the operation is
complete. The zoom can be adjusted using
[Settings]. The map can be zoomed manually
as required by tapping
or
. The
current scale is indicated on the map.
• The map screen switches in accordance with
upcoming driving operations. Bearing,
distance until the operation is required, and
turn icons appear at the top of the screen.
The display returns to normal after the driving
operation is complete.
• Gasoline stations, rest areas, and other POIs
are indicated on the map using symbols.

A voice will announce that route guidance
is about to stop about 100 yards / 30
meters before the destination or end of the
route is reached.

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6-4-2
Adjusting Audio Guidance

6-4-3
Changing the Specified Route

You can use the procedure below to adjust the
voice route guidance.

Use the procedure below to alter the options for
the currently specified route in order to make the
route more efficient.

On the map screen, tap

This displays an audio adjustment screen.

CAUTION
To change the route while driving, first stop
the vehicle in a parking lot or some other
safe location.

On the main menu, tap the [Change route]
key.
This displays the Route planning screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Voice guidance
volume

Adjusts voice guidance
volume. The settings you
configure here are applied
to navigation voice
guidance only.

Voice command via
docking station

Specifies the audio output
destination.
ON: Outputs audio from
the vehicle's speakers
when the unit is mounted
on the optional Car Dock.
OFF: Outputs audio from
the unit's built-in speaker.

Voice command in
vehicle

Outputs audio from the
vehicle's left or right
speaker when the unit is
mounted on the optional
Car Dock.

NOTE
The route start point is not saved under initial
factory default settings.

On the list, tap [Last known position].
This displays the New destination screen.

Specify the new destination.
This returns to the Route planning screen.
The destination you input will be the route
start point, which will be displayed at the
top of the Route planning screen.
Next, add the destination.

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Specify the new destination.

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Adding the new destination will display it as the
next destination on the Route planning screen
list.

Tapping the destination list will display a map
screen of the destination along with the address
and coordinates.

6-4-4
Optimizing a Route
Tapping the [Optimise route] key on the Route
planning screen checks the currently configured
route and makes adjustments for better
guidance.
Since the same point is set as the route start
point and end point, the sequence of
destinations is adjusted to create the shortest
route.
NOTE
Route optimization is possible only when there
are at least three objectives, including the start
point and end point. Note that optimization
produces the shortest direct route, which may
not necessarily be the optimum route.

Repeat these steps to add other destinations.

Tap the [OK] key.
This will configure the route to the
destinations.

The following describes how to change the
sequence of route list items.

6-4-5
Saving a Route

Tap the
or
key of the destination you
want to move. This will move the list item one
line upwards or downwards on the route list.

Use the procedure below to save a route you
created to the route list.

To delete a route list item, tap its
will delete the item from the list.

key. This

On the Route planning screen, tap the
[load/save] key.
This displays the Edit route screen.

NOTE
Note that a delete cannot be undone. If
required, reconfigure another route.

Tap the [Save current route] key.
This displays a screen for entering a name
for the route.

Enter the route name and then tap the
[Enter] key.

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6-4-6
Using a Saved Route
Use the procedure below to load a route you
saved on the unit from the route list.

On the Route planning screen, tap the
[load/save] key.
This displays the Edit route screen.

6-5
Route Information
Route information shows important information
about the currently set route, and also can be
used to perform a route simulation and to
perform calculations to a different route.

On the main menu, tap the [Route
information] key.
This displays the Route information screen.

On the list, select the route you want to load
by tapping it.
This displays the selected route information
along with a map screen.

Directions

Views a preview of what roads
you should use to arrive at your
destination.

Traffic
information

Shows a list of current traffic
information received by
navigation. (Enabled when the
unit is mounted on the optional
Car Dock)

Avoid route

Performs calculation of a
substitute route over a specific
interval from the current location
along the current route in order
to avoid traffic congestion.

Go to...

Displays a general view of the
current route and of the
destination area. Tapping here
also displays the current location
and the start point when setting
the route.

Route
simulation

Performs a simulation of the
route that is set. The driving
condition is displayed visually on
the screen with the voice
guidance along the route.

Tap the [OK] key.
This performs route calculation and sets
the route.

Tap the keys described blow to access route
information.

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6-5-1
Directions

6-5-2
Avoid Route

Starting route navigation (either a new
destination or a saved route) enables the use of
directions, which let you know which roads to
use to arrive at the destination. Street names
and driving distance information is displayed in
a list on the Directions screen.

You can manually block certain segments on the
upcoming route from your current location, and
have the system produce a substitute detour
route that avoids the blocked segments. Perform
the following procedure to create a detour route
segment.

This provides a preview of the planned route.

On the Route information screen, tap the
[Directions] key.

On the Route information screen, tap the
[Avoid route] key.
This displays the Avoid route screen.

This displays the Directions screen.

Tap to delete all avoided routes.

You can use this screen to check the route
you are traveling.

On the list, select the distance you want.
Selecting a distance calculates a substitute
route and switches to the map screen
automatically. The map screen navigation
will refresh to show the rerouting. The
symbol on the map screen shows the start
point of the detour route. (Or the symbol
will show the start point of the distance you
selected for the detour route.) Navigation
will return to the planned route and
guidance will continue at the end of the
detour route.

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6-5-3
Go to

6-5-4
Route Simulation

You can use the procedure below while route
guidance or route planning is being performed
to display a route overview and the destination
area, or to display your current location or route
planning start point.

You can use the procedure below to perform a
simulated run of the set route. A simulated run
displays guidance on the map screen, and
simulations of all driving operations are
performed. Route guidance is performed in real
time based on the speed limit in each map area.
Driving operations are provided visually on the
screen, along with audible voice guidance
instructions.

On the Route information screen, tap the
[Go to...] key.
This displays the Go to screen.

All navigation functions can be used during a
simulation.

On the Route information screen, tap the
[Route simulation] key.
This displays the Route simulation screen.

The following describes the function of the keys
on the screen.
Current position

Overview

Displays your current
location on the map screen.
The route is displayed in
purple, and extends off the
currently displayed map
area.
Displays an overview of the
calculated route from the
current location or the start
point. The current location is
displayed as
, while the
destination is displayed as
. If there are multiple
destinations, each one is
assigned a number. The
route between the current
location or start point and the
destination is displayed in
purple.

Starting point

Displays the route setting
start point.

Destination area

This displays a map of the
area around the destination.

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The following describes the function of the keys
on the screen.
STOP

Stops the simulation and
returns to the current
location screen.

Jumps to the next driving
operation, which reduces the
time it takes for the
guidance.

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6-6
Configuring Navigation
Settings

6-6-1
Route Options

On the main menu, tap the [Settings] key.
This displays the navigation settings
screen.

You can use the procedure below to configure
route calculation conditions.
On the navigation settings screen, tap the
[Route options] key.
This displays the Route Options screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on this screen.

The following describes the settings and keys on
the screen.

Route options

Configures route calculation
settings. For details, see 6-6-1
Route Options (P. 93).

Display

Configures navigation screen
settings. For details, see 6-6-2
Display (P. 94).

Type of vehicle Select [Car], [Pedestrian],
[Bicycle], or [Motorcycle] as the
vehicle type when navigation is
being used.

Program
settings

Configures navigation program
settings. For details, see 6-6-3
Program Settings (P. 94).

Language
settings

Configures navigation language
settings. For details, see 6-6-4
Language Settings (P. 95).

Route type

Select [Short], [Quick], or
[Economical] as the route type for
route calculation. This setting can
be configured only when [Car] or
[Motorcycle] is selected as the
type of vehicle.

Ferries

Specifies whether or not ferries
should be considered for route
calculation. The initial default
setting is [use].

Highways

Specifies whether or not
motorways should be considered
for route calculation. The initial
default setting is [use].

Toll Roads

Specifies whether or not toll roads
should be considered for route
calculation. The initial default
setting is [use].

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6-6-2
Display

6-6-3
Program Settings

You can use the procedure below to configure
navigation screen settings.

You can use the procedure below to configure
navigation program settings.

On the navigation settings screen, tap the
[Display] key.
This displays the Display screen.

On the navigation settings screen, tap the
[Program settings] key.
This displays the Program settings screen.

The following describes the settings and keys on
the screen.

Map display

Select [Map only], [Turn icons],
[Splitscreen], [Dyn.map and turn
icons], or [Dyn.map and
splitscreen] as the map screen
display method.

TMC

Configures TMC settings.
(Enabled when the unit is
mounted on the optional Car
Dock)

Speed limit

2D map
orientation

Select [Align map to North], [Map
in driving dir.], or [smart].
Align map to North: Orients the
map northwards.
Map in driving dir.: Orients the
map in the driving direction.
smart: Orients the map
northwards for small scales in the
driving direction for large scales.

View type

Select [2D View] or [3D View].

Auto zoom

Select [nearby], [Medium], or [far].

Select a speed limit display
setting.
Do not show: Saves information
about the speed limit of each
route with map data. The speed
limit is not displayed. Navigation
does not output a warning sound
when the speed limit is
exceeded.
Shows without warning: Displays
the route speed limit on the map.
Navigation does not output a
warning sound when the speed
limit is exceeded.
Warning at 5 km/h, Warning at
10 km/h, Warning at 15 km/h,
Warning at 20 km/h, Warning at
25 km/h, Warning at 30 km/h:
Displays the route speed limit on
the map. Navigation outputs a
warning sound when the speed
limit is exceeded by the specified
value.

Select map

Select the map to use.

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Plot GPS track

Select [activated] or
[deactivated]. The current route
is recorded from the moment
that [activated] is selected. The
record is cleared when Trip info
screen information is reset and
when this setting is changed to
deactivated.

Units

Select [Metric] or [English].
Metric: Display and guidance are
performed using meters
(kilometers) as the distance unit.
English: Display and guidance
are performed using miles as the
distance unit.

Version

Displays the version of the
navigation map.

6-6-4
Language Settings
You can use the procedure below to configure
navigation language settings.

On the navigation settings screen, tap the
[Language Settings] key.
This displays the Language Settings
screen.

The following describes the settings and keys on
the screen.
Language

Select the language to use. This
setting is separate from the unit
language setting, and it affects
navigation only.

Keyboard
selection

Select the keyboard type to use.
This keyboard setting is separate
from the unit language setting, and
it affects navigation only.

TTS

Turns navigation audio on or off.
Select [activated] or [deactivated].
The initial default setting is
[activated].

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6-7
Quick Menu Settings
You can use the procedure below to assign
frequently-used navigation functions to the
Quick menu for quick and simple access.

Tap any one of the Quick menu keys.
This displays a list from which you can
select a process to assign to the Quick
menu.

To assign a function, use the Quick menu
screen that appears when you tap the [Quick]
key in the lower right corner of the navigation
screen.

Tap the [Quick] key in the lower right corner
of the navigation screen.
This displays the Quick menu.

Select
destination

Select [New destination], [City],
[Zip code], [Coordinates], [Last
locations], [Route planning],
[Downloaded POIs], or [Save
current position] as the search
method.

Point of interest Select the POI you want to
assign. For the search method,
select [along the Route], [at
destination], or [nearby].

Tap the [Quick menu settings] key.
A message like the one shown below
appears at the bottom of the screen.

Route
information

Select [Directions], [Traffic
information], or [Avoid route] for
the route information.

Settings

Select [Program settings],
[Device settings], [Display],
[Route settings], or [TMC
settings] for the navigation
settings.

Other views

Select [Compass], [Turn icons],
or [Trip info].

NOTE
• TMC settings are enabled when the unit is
mounted on the optional Car Dock.
• Device settings is not enabled in this unit.

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6-8
Modifying the Map
Screen
When Compass, Turn icons, or Trip info is
assigned to the Quick menu, you can modify the
map screen that appears during route guidance.

6-8-2
Displaying the Turn Icon Screen

1
2

On the map display, tap the [Quick] key.
On the Quick menu, tap the [Turn icons]
key.
This displays the Turn icons screen.

6-8-1
Displaying the Compass Screen

1
2

On the map display, tap the [Quick] key.
On the Quick menu, tap the [Compass] key.
This displays the Compass screen.

The turn icons shows the current or next driving
operation in real time. The following information
is provided.
• The current bearing is indicated by an arrow
icon. The icon display changes automatically
when the next driving operation is approached.

The current location is displayed as a compass
readout, with the bearing, latitude, and longitude
updated in real time in accordance with received
GPS signals. GPS reception quality is converted
to a value and displayed in the HDOP field. The
number of satellites whose signals are currently
being received is shown under the satellite
symbol.

• The status bar to the left of the arrow icon
indicates the distance until the next driving
operation. The status bar changes as the
driving operation is approached.
• The road you are traveling on is shown at the
top of the screen.

The information bar at the bottom of the screen
shows the road you are traveling on and other
information.
NOTE
The compass screen also appears when you
tap
on the map screen.

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6-8-3
Displaying the Trip Information Screen

1
2

On the map display, tap the [Quick] key.
On the Quick menu, tap the [Trip info] key.
This displays the Trip info screen.

This screen shows the maximum speed,
average speed, travel distance, and driving time.
Tapping the [Reset] key when route guidance
starts will reset the trip information to zero and
restart it. Trip information values are reset
automatically when there is no valid GPS
information acquired within two hours.

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Chapter 7 Control Panel
The Control Panel can be used to configure
settings for various unit functions.

Language

Configures display language
and keyboard settings. For
details, see 7-6 Language
(P. 105).

Password

Configures password settings.
For details, see 7-7 Password
(P. 106).

Communication
settings

Configures network
connection settings. For
details, see Connecting to a
Network (P. 30).

Car Mode Home
Screen

Customizes the Car mode
Home screen. For details, see
7-8 Car Mode Home Screen
(P. 107).

Dialup Settings

Configures Internet connection
settings when using a
Bluetooth-enabled cell phone.
For details, see 3-3
Configuring Bluetooth
Connection Settings (P. 36).

WARNING

On the Home screen, tap the [Control
Panel] key.
This displays the Control Panel screen.

[Basic Settings] can be used to configure
settings for the following functions.
Power
Management

Configures power
management settings. For
details, see 7-1 Power
Management (P. 100).

LCD Brightness

Configures display brightness
settings. For details, see 7-2
LCD Brightness (P. 102).

Date and Time

Configures date and time
settings. For details, see 7-3
Date and Time (P. 103).

Screen

Configures screen settings.
For details, see 7-4 Screen
(P. 104).

Sound

Configures sound settings. For
details, see 7-5 Sound
(P. 105).

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7-1
Power Management
With Power Management, you can configure
settings for the “Power mode”, “LCD turn off
when idle”, and “Standby when idle”.
[Expert Settings] can be used to configure
settings for the following functions.
Application
Manager

Adds or deletes applications. For
details, see 7-9 Application
Manager (P. 108).

System
Information

Views system information. For
details, see 7-10 System
Information (P. 110).

Touch Screen
Adjustment

Corrects the tap positions of the
touch screen. For details, see
7-11 Touch Screen Adjustment
(P. 110).

Legal

Displays a screen that shows the
license.

Maintenance

Performs the unit maintenance.
For details, see 7-12
Maintenance (P. 111).

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On the Control Panel, tap the [Power
Management] key.
This displays the Power Management
screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
and bar on the screen.
Battery
capacity

Shows remaining battery power
as a percentage.

Power mode

Shows the currently selected
power mode. To change the
power mode setting, tap the [Edit]
key.
The power mode setting cannot
be changed while “Temp
Warning” is displayed.

LCD turn off
when idle

Tap + (increase) or - (decrease)
to change the time until display
power is turned off when idle. You
can set a time in the range of 1 to
60 minutes.
To disable LCD turn off when idle,
select [None].

Standby when
idle

Tap + (increase) or - (decrease)
to change the time until standby
is entered when idle. You can set
a time in the range of 1 to 60
minutes.
To disable standby when idle,
select [None].

Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen.

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Default

Returns settings to their factory
defaults.

Edit

Configures advanced power
mode settings.

7-1-1
Configuring Advanced Power Mode
Settings

Event

Displays the power source.
DC-in power: charge jack or
optional Car Dock
Battery: Battery pack

Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen.

Default

Returns settings to their factory
defaults.

On the Power Management screen, tap the
[Edit] key.
This displays the screen shown below.

The following describes the functions of the keys
and bar on the screen.
Power mode

Specifies the power source.
Standard: Select when
connected to the charge jack or
optional Car Dock.
Battery: Select when using a
battery pack.

LCD turn off
when idle

Tap + (increase) or - (decrease)
to change the time until display
power is turned off when idle.
You can set a time in the range
of 1 to 60 minutes.
To disable LCD turn off when
idle, select [None].

Standby when
idle

Tap + (increase) or - (decrease)
to change the time until standby
is entered when idle. You can
set a time in the range of 1 to 60
minutes.
To disable standby when idle,
select [None].

CPU

Specifies the CPU capacity.
max: Specifies 100% capacity.
middle: Specifies 75% capacity.
min: Specifies 50% capacity.

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7-2
LCD Brightness

On the Control Panel, tap the [LCD
Brightness] key.

ON: Decreases display
Decrease in
brightness by 30% when the
lights when
battery is driven power supply is switched from an
external power supply (AC
adapter or car adapter) to the
battery pack only.
OFF: No change in display
brightness even if the power
source is changed.

This displays the LCD Brightness screen.

Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen.

Default Setting

Returns settings to their factory
defaults.

Use the LCD Brightness settings to specify the
display brightness of the daytime screen and
nighttime screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
and bar on the screen.
Brightness

Specifies the brightness of the
currently selected Brightness
mode display. Tap - (decrease) or
+ (increase) to change the
brightness setting.

Brightness
Mode

Tap the [Day mode] key or [Night
mode] key to switch between the
daytime screen and nighttime
screen.

Mode select by
(This key is not
used in this
unit.)

Specifies how switching between
the daytime screen and nighttime
screen is performed.
Manual: Switching by manual
operation
GPS: Auto switching based on
GPS information
Car Illumi.: Auto switching (When
the unit is mounted on the
optional Car Dock.)

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NOTE
Tapping
on the Control Panel also displays
the LCD Brightness screen. Tapping
on the
Control Panel also toggles between the
daytime screen and nighttime screen.

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7-3
Date and Time

7-3-2
Setting the Current Time

Use Date and Time to configure current time,
date, and time zone settings.

On the Date And Time screen, tap the
[Time] key.
Set the current time and specify the time
format.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Date and
Time] key.
This displays the Date And Time screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
The following describes the functions of the bar
on the screen.
Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen.

Date

Specifies the current date.

Time

Specifies the current time.

Time Zone

Specifies the time zone where
the unit is being used.

7-3-1
Setting the Current Date

On the Date And Time screen, tap the
[Date] key.
On the calendar that appears, specify the
current date.

NOTE
You can change the year and month by tapping
the
and
keys on either side of the
applicable setting.

Current Time

Specifies the current time.
Tap the Hour, Minute, and
Second + (increase) and (decrease) keys to change
the settings.

Adjust by GPS data This key is not used in this
unit.
Time Format

Specifies either 24-hour
format or 12-hour format for
time display.

7-3-3
Setting the Time Zone

On the Date And Time screen, tap the
[Time Zone] key.
This displays a screen for specifying the
time zone where the unit is being used.

Tap a location name to specify it as your
time zone.

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7-4
Screen

On the list that appears, select the file you
want to use and then tap the [OPEN] key.

Use the Screen settings to specify wallpaper for
the Home screen and the theme.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Screen] key.
This displays the Screen setting screen.

NOTE
The supported file formats for wallpaper are
jpg, png, and bmp.

The following describes the functions of the bar
on the screen.
Back

Saves the settings and
exits the setting screen.

Wallpaper change

Specifies the wallpaper.

Theme change

Specifies the theme.

7-4-2
Setting the Theme
Use the following procedure to specify the unit
theme.

On the Screen setting screen, tap the
[Theme change] key.

2
3

Tap [Default] next to “Current theme”.

7-4-1
Specifying the Wallpaper
Use the following procedure to specify the
wallpaper of the Home screen.

On the Screen setting screen, tap the
[Wallpaper change] key.

Tap the [Browse] key.

On the list that appears, select the theme
you want to use and then tap the [Back] key.

NOTE
• The theme setting is fixed as [Default] as the
factory default. You will be able to download
themes from the portal site for use on the unit.
• Changing the theme affects the appearance
of wall paper, application icons, bars, and
screens.

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7-5
Sound

7-6
Language

Use the Sound settings to specify the sound
effects for unit operations and the speakers
used for sound output.

Use the Language settings to specify the display
language and the keyboard layout.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Sound] key.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Language]
key.

This displays the Sound screen.

This displays the Language screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.

Sound from car ON: Outputs sound from the car
speaker using speakers when the unit is
“Car Dock”
mounted on the optional Car
Dock.
OFF: Outputs sound from the
unit's built-in speaker.

Language

Specifies the display language.
Tap the Language display area to
display a list of languages, and
then select the one you want.

Keyboard

Specifies the keyboard layout.
Tap the Keyboard display area to
display a list of keyboard layouts,
and then select the one you want.

Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen. The unit will restart
at this time if you changed the
language setting.

Sound of Home ON: Turns on Home screen
Screen
sound.
OFF: Turns off Home screen
sound.
Sound of
Function Keys

ON: Turns on one touch keys and
screen operation sound.
OFF: Turns off one touch keys
and screen operation sound.

Sound of
Keyboard

ON: Turns on software keyboard
operation sound.
OFF: Turns off software keyboard
operation sound.

NOTE
Changing the navigation language setting
requires a separate procedure executed in the
navigation application. For details, see 6-6-4
Language Settings (P. 95).

Sound of
ON: Turns on notification bar
Notification Bar display sound.
OFF: Turns off notification bar
display sound.
Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen.

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7-7
Password
Use the Password setting to specify whether or
not input of a password is required when
starting up the unit.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Password]
key.
This displays the Password screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Use
password

ON: Require password input for unit
startup.
OFF: Password input not required
for unit startup.

Password

Inputs up to four characters for the
password you want to specify.

Confirm
Password

Re-inputs the password you want to
specify. (For confirmation)

Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen.

After you turn on the password feature, input of
the password will be required from the next time
you start up the unit.

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NOTE
• The password input screen will not appear
when the unit transitions from standby to
startup.
• After you turn on the password feature,
password input also is required whenever you
tap the [Password] key on the Control Panel.
• If you forget the password, you can turn off
the password feature by performing system
recovery. Note that system recovery will
return system contents to their initial default
settings.
• For details about system recovery, visit the
Clarion portal site (my.clarion.com).

Chapter 7 Control Panel

7-8
Car Mode Home Screen

7-8-1
Changing Screen Functions

With the Car Mode Home Screen settings, you
can customize the Home screen that appears
when the unit is mounted on the supplied
standard cradle or the optional Car Dock.

On the Car Mode Home Screen setting
screen, tap the [Quick Info. Screen] key.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Car Mode
Home Screen] key.
This displays the Car Mode Home Screen
setting screen.
On the [Quick Info. Screen], specify the
functions you want to assign to Screen
Area A, Screen Area B, and Screen Area
C.
The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Navigation

Specifies the position of the
navigation map screen in the Car
mode.
Left: Navigation screen on the left
Right: Navigation screen on the
right

A/B/C

Selects the assignments of screen
areas A, B, and C.

The following describes the functions of the bar
at the bottom of the screen.
Back

Saves the settings and exits the
setting screen.

Quick Info.
Screen

Changes the functions assigned to
the screen areas.

Application
launcher

Changes the functions assigned to
the application launcher.

NOTE
The unit will restart when the setting is
changed in the Car mode.

The factory default settings are Weather for
Screen Area A, News for Screen Area B, and
RealPlayer for Screen Area C.

Tap A, B, or C and then select the
application you want to assign there.

NOTE
Due to legal limitations concerning operation
while the vehicle is running, only some of the
applications provided on the unit can be
registered to the Quick Info. Screen.

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7-8-2
Changing Application Launcher
Functions

7-9
Application Manager

You can use Application Manager to update,
add, and delete applications.

On the Car Mode Home Screen setting
screen, tap the [Application launcher] key.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Expert
Settings] key and then tap the [Application
Manager] key.
This displays the Application Manager
screen.

Use Application launcher to specify the
functions assigned to application launcher
keys.
The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
A/B/C

Selects the application launcher key
names for assigning applications to
A, B, and C.

Under factory default settings, MySpace is
assigned to Application Launcher A, Contacts to
Application Launcher B, and Portal Sync to
Application Launcher C.

Tap A, B, or C and then select the
application you want to assign there.

NOTE
Due to legal limitations concerning operation
while the vehicle is running, only some of the
applications provided on the unit can be
registered to the application launcher keys.

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The version currently
The latest version of
installed in this unit
each application that is
available on the portal site
The following describes the functions of the bar
on the screen.
Back

Returns to the previous screen.

Update

Updates an application.

Install

Installs a new application.

Uninstall

Uninstalls an application.

Refresh

Obtains the latest application list from
the Clarion portal site and displays it.

Executes an operation.

NOTE
• Applications can be updated and added from
the unit portal site (my.clarion.com).
• Depending on the network environment or the
size of the application being updated or
installed, this process can take a number of
minutes.

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7-9-1
Updating Software

7-9-3
Deleting an Application

Use the following procedure to update
applications installed on the unit.

1
2

Tap the [Uninstall] key.
This displays a list of deletable
applications.

Tap the [Update] key.
Tap the [Refresh] key.
This displays a list of updatable software.

4
5

On the list, select the software you want to
update and then tap the [OK] key.

On the list, tap the application you want to
delete to select it and then tap the [OK] key.

The confirmation message will display.
Then tap the [OK] key.
This will delete the application.

Tap the [OK] key.
The confirmation message will display.
Then tap the [OK] key.

NOTE
The unit's preinstalled applications cannot be
deleted.

This will update the software.
After updating is complete, the software
version information screen will be updated
with the new version.

7-9-2
Installing an Application

1
2

Tap the [Install] key.
Tap the [Refresh] key.
This displays a list of installable software.

On the list, tap the application you want to
install to select it and then tap the [OK] key.

The confirmation message will display.
Then tap the [OK] key.
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System Information

7-11
Touch Screen Adjustment

Display the System Information screen to view
unit system information.

Use Touch Screen Adjustment to adjust the
position of the touch screen.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Expert
Settings] key and then tap the [System
Information] key.
This displays the System Information
screen.

The following describes the functions of the bar
on the screen.
Back

Returns to the previous screen.

CPU

Shows CPU information.

Memory

Shows memory information.

Disk

Shows disk information.

Monitor

Shows the current CPU and
memory status.

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On the Control Panel, tap the [Expert
Settings] key and then tap the [Touch
Screen Adjustment] key.
This displays the Touch Screen Adjustment
screen.

Starting at the upper left corner of the
screen, sequentially tap each point to
adjust the touch screen position.

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7-12
Maintenance
Use the Maintenance screen to perform unit
system maintenance.

On the Control Panel, tap the [Expert
Settings] key and then tap the
[Maintenance] key.
This displays the Maintenance screen.

The following describes the functions of the keys
on the screen.
Reboot

Restarts the unit.

USB mass
storage mode

When the unit is connected to a
computer, execute this option to
add, delete, or replace
navigation map data.
For details about map data
updates, visit the Clarion portal
site (my.clarion.com).

Recover RPM
database

Recovers the RPM database
when one of the error messages
below appears during
Application Manager execution.

• Installation or uninstall failed.
• A problem occurred in the
RPM database.

Tap the check box next to the item you want
to execute and then tap the [Execute] key.
Next, follow the instructions that appear on
the screen.
NOTE
• Do not execute a [Recover RPM database]
operation unless a problem requiring
execution has occurred.
• This USB client port is not used in this unit. It
will be used for future expansion.

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Chapter 8 Using the Portal Site
After performing user and unit registration on
the Clarion portal site, you will be able to obtain
bulletins from the portal site in real time on your
unit.

8-1-1
Obtaining POI Information

This starts up navigation and displays the
downloaded POI list.

8-1
Obtaining Information
from the Portal Site
1

Tap the “POIs” [Go] key.

Downloaded POIs are identified by a “G”
mark.

On the Home screen, tap the Portal Sync
key.
NOTE
• In the Car mode, tap the application launcher
Portal Sync key.
• The navigation application will start up in the
background when POI information is
received. Sometimes a navigation warning
screen will appear. If this happens, tap the
[OK] key on the warning screen.
This will access the portal site and display
the Portal Sync screen.

Tap a POI that has a “G” mark.
This displays the POI detail screen.

Check the contents of the screen and then
tap the [OK] key.
This executes route calculation.

When there are multiple ClarionMiND units
registered for a single user, tapping this key
will display a list of registered units.
Bulletins from the Clarion portal site are listed
on the screen from top to bottom in the
sequence shown below.
• POI download bulletins sent to the portal site
• News bulletins
• Latest software update information
NOTE
Due to legal limitations concerning operation
while the vehicle is running, only POI download
bulletins sent to the portal site can be acquired
while the unit is in the Car mode.

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NOTE
• Tapping the [Store in Contacts] key will
register the POI name, geographical
coordinates, address, phone number, and
other information as a new Contacts record.
For details about Contacts, see 5-9 Contacts
(P. 62).
• Transmission of POI information is performed
by the Clarion portal site
(http://my.clarion.com/en-us/html/map-guide).
Note that the URL of Google Maps may be
subject to change without notice.

Chapter 8 Using the Portal Site

8-1-2
Obtaining News

8-2
Using the Portal Site

Tap the “What's new” [Go] key.
This starts up the Browser and displays the
portal site news page.

Accessing the Clarion portal site helps to make
the unit more enjoyable to use and lets you use
its functions to the fullest.
In addition to accessing useful information, the
Clarion portal site provides you with the
following services:
• Content download
• Online store
• Support (Q&A, etc.)

8-1-3
Obtaining the Latest Software Update
Information

Tap the “Software update” [Go] key.
This starts up the Application Manager,
which lists items that are eligible for update.

After selecting the check box next to the
item you want to update, tap the [OK] key.

• User manual downloads
• Additional application downloads
Additional services will be added in the future.
Note that the content of these services is
subject to change without notice. For
information about the launch of services, other
service information, and details about available
services, visit the Clarion portal site
(my.clarion.com).
NOTE
• Installation of software that is obtained from a
source other than the Clarion portal site
(including hosting services) is not covered by
your warranty.
• Installation of software for this unit on a
computer or other device is not allowed.

The unit will return to the Home screen
after update is complete. Restart the unit
when required.
NOTE
• For new software, tap the [Install] key to
display a list.
A list will not appear if you tap the [Update]
key or [Install] key when there is no updatable
software or new software available.
• For details about the software update, see 7-9
Application Manager (P. 108).
• Exit all running software before updating the
software.

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9-1 Troubleshooting
Check the following items before contacting Clarion for repair.
If these items do not solve your problem, check the “Support” section of the portal site
(my.clarion.com).

General
Problem
Power does not turn on.

Cause

Required Action

When using the car adaptor for power:
Remove any dirt and rust on the
There is poor connection between the car cigarette lighter socket in the vehicle,
adapter and cigarette lighter socket.
then insert the car adapter power
plug as far as it will go.
When using the battery pack for power:
Use the car adapter or AC adapter to
The battery pack needs to be recharged. charge the battery pack.
When using the AC adapter for power:
The AC adapter is unplugged from the
power outlet.

Check the connection between the
AC adapter and power outlet.
Confirm the outlet is live with another
device.

When using the optional Car Dock for
Make sure the unit clicks securely
power:
into place when you mount it onto the
There is no connection with the Car Dock. Car Dock.
You do not press the
power button but the unit
turns on.

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You inserted the power plug while the car This unit is turned on by the
automatic start function and does not
adapter is connected.
indicate malfunction.
You started the engine while the car
adapter and the cigarette lighter socket
are connected.

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Problem
The battery pack will not
charge.

Cause

Required Action

The car adapter, AC adapter, or optional
Car Dock is not connected correctly.

Connect the applicable device
correctly.

The battery indicator is flashing orange.

• Check if the battery pack is
installed properly.
• Charge the battery pack within
the charging temperature range
of 50°F to 95°F (10°C to 35°C).
• In order to protect the battery
pack, charging may not be
possible after the battery pack
becomes hot due to long
continuous use or because the
battery was left in direct sunlight
even though the temperature is
within this range. In this case,
turn off the unit and wait until the
interior temperature cools down.
When it cools down, charging
starts. (Indicator lights orange)
• The battery is broken or has
deteriorated due to length of use,
etc. Replace the battery pack.
Contact the service location
indicated on the Clarion portal
site (my.clarion.com). See the
“Support” or “Inquiries” section.

The plug is inserted into the headphone
jack.

Check to make sure that the plug is
inserted securely in the charge jack.

The unit does not start up. USB memory is connected.
(The message such as
“Disk I/O error...” or “Disk
error” appears on the
screen. The start-up
screen does not appear.)

Remove the USB memory and restart
the unit.

The system does not start There are too many applications running. Use the
key on the status
up.
indicator at the top of the screen to
select the applications you are not
using and then tap [x] to exit them.
Nothing works.

Press the reset button to restart the
system.

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Problem

Cause

The screen suddenly goes Power management is configured for
blank.
power saving.

A location other than the
one that is tapped
responds.

Required Action
Select [Control Panel] → [Power
Management] and check the “LCD
turn off when idle” and “Standby
when idle” settings. The screen will
go blank or the unit will go into
standby if no operation is performed
for the times specified by these
settings. When the screen goes
blank, tap the touch panel to turn it
back on. If the unit goes into standby,
press the power button momentarily
to power it back up again.

Ambient temperature is high.
(Continued use of the unit or leaving the
unit in a vehicle parked in the sun or in
any other location where it is subjected to
high temperature.)

The unit will shut down suddenly if
you perform an operation while the
one touch keys are flashing blue.
The unit is shut down by its
temperature protection system and
does not indicate malfunction. Use
the unit in areas that are within the
allowable operating temperature.
When using the battery pack for
power:
The unit also will shut down suddenly
if you perform an operation while the
battery indicator lights orange.
The unit is shut down by the battery
temperature protection system and
does not indicate malfunction. Use
the unit in areas that are within the
allowable operating temperature
range.

Settings may be changed by software
updating, etc.

Select [Control Panel] → [Expert
Settings] → [Touch Screen
Adjustment] and then adjust the tap
position.

USB memory or the
The USB memory or microSD card is not
microSD card is not
inserted correctly
recognized by the system.
The USB memory or the microSD card is
not formatted.

Try removing and reinserting the USB
memory or microSD card.

The date and time are not The battery has not been charged for
correct.
several days and is dead.
They return to January,
1st, 2008.

Use the Control Panel [Date and
Time] to set the date and time again.

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Use a computer to format the USB
memory or microSD card.

Chapter 9 Troubleshooting

Portal Sync
Problem

Cause

Required Action

The “Server certificate has The date and time settings are not
expired.” error message
correct.
appears on the display.

Use the Control Panel [Date and
Time] to set the date and time
correctly.

“No network” appears on Network settings are not configured.
the screen and connection
to the portal site is not
possible.

You must configure network settings
before you can use Portal Sync to
connect to and communicate with the
portal server.

Browser
Problem

Cause

Required Action

The server certificate has The date and time settings are not
expired, a message saying correct.
that the server certificate
is no longer valid appears
on the screen, and the
page does not display
properly.

Use the Control Panel [Date and
Time] to set the date and time
correctly.

Tapping the save icon
while viewing the PDF
displays the incorrect
destination to save.

When you save this page, select
[Save As...] on the Browser menu.

Save function is not supported.

Tapping the print icon does Print function is not supported.
not close the print screen
while viewing a PDF.
Tapping the mail icon and Mail function is not supported.
following the steps
disables the key operation.

Tap

displayed by touching the

control key, then tap

on the

Browser to exit the application.
Turn off the unit and then restart it.

PDF Reader
Problem
Tapping bookmarks in
PDF file does not work.

Cause
Bookmark function is not supported.

If there are links from the Hyperlink function is not supported.
table of contents or index,
or that point to reference
pages, tapping on them
exits Adobe PDF Reader.

Required Action
View the PDF file on Browser.
View the PDF file on Browser.

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RealPlayer
Problem
No sound is produced
from the built-in speaker.

Music files will not play.

Movie files will not play.

Cause

Required Action

The volume is muted or set to 0 (zero).

Press the audio one touch key and
check the mute/volume setting.

When using the Mobile mode,
headphones are plugged into the unit.

Unplug the headphones.

Built-in speaker output is disabled when
using the optional Car Dock.

Tap the [Sound] key on the Control
Panel to check the “Sound from car
speaker using “Car Dock”” setting.

Only formats supported by the unit can
be played back.

Play files of one of the following
supported formats: RealAudio,
Windows Media 9 (or lower), AAC,
HE-AAC, Ogg, MP3.

Playback is not possible from USB
memory or a microSD card.

After starting up RealPlayer, check if
the USB memory or microSD card is
selected.

Only formats supported by the unit can
be played back.

Play files of one of the following
supported formats: RealVideo,
Windows Media 9 (or lower), H.264,
H.263, MPEG4, VC-1.

Playback is not possible from USB
memory or a microSD card.

After starting up RealPlayer, check if
the USB memory or microSD card is
selected.

Navigation application is running.

Movies cannot be played while the
navigation application is running.

The unit is in the Car mode.

Movies cannot be played in the Car
mode.

Navigation
Problem
Cannot receive a GPS
signal.

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Cause

Required Action

Some obstacle is interfering with
reception.

Perform reception in a location where
there is a clear, unobstructed path
from the unit to the sky.

Some part of the vehicle is interfering
with the reception of the GPS antenna.

Change the installation location of the
unit.

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Connection
Problem
I can't establish a Wi-Fi
connection.

I can't establish a
Bluetooth connection.

Cause

Required Action

The access point cannot be found.

Check to make sure the access point
is turned on.

The encryption and key settings are
wrong.

• Contact the access point
administrator for information
about encryption and the key.
• Make sure you enter upper case
and lower case characters
correctly.

Some obstacle is interfering with
reception.

Move closer to the access point.

The Airplane mode is on.

Turn off Airplane mode.

The Bluetooth device cannot be found.

Check to make sure that the
Bluetooth device is turned on.

You are attempting to connect using an
unsupported profile.

The only profile supported by this unit
is DUN. Check the profile.

Pairing cannot be performed.

The unit PIN code is “1234”. Check
the PIN code.

I can't connect with a DUN (DialUp
Networking Profile).

On the Bluetooth Device screen,
check to make sure that the [DUN]
key is ON.

The Airplane mode is on.

Turn off Airplane mode.

The DUN connection was broken.

On the Dialup Settings screen, check
to make sure that the destination is
configured.

Application Manager
Problem

Cause

Required Action

• Install or uninstall
A problem occurred in the RPM
failed.
database.
• An error message
appears about an RPM
database error.

Execute [Control Panel] → [Expert
Settings] → [Maintenance] →
[Recover RPM database] to restore
the RPM database.

The “Now Updating.
The file being installed in very large or the
Please don't turn the
speed of your connection is slow, which is
power off.” message stays causing download to take a long time.
on the screen and
download does not end.

Downloading a very large software
file can take long time to complete.
This is especially true for navigation
software files, which are about 200
MB. Depending on the speed of the
network you are using, download can
take several minutes.

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9-2
System Reset

9-3
System Recovery

Should the unit operate abnormally, press the
reset button to restart the system.

System recovery is required whenever the
system does not start up for some reason or if
you forget the password you registered on the
system.

Use a thin, pointed object to gently press
the reset button.
This will restart the unit.
The reset operation does not initialize the
control panel or other settings.
NOTE
To force the unit to turn off while it is starting
up, hold down the power button for about eight
seconds.

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Note that system recovery will return system
contents to their initial default settings.
This unit does not come with data or software to
perform system recovery.
Visit the Clarion portal site for information about
how to obtain the required data and software.
For details about the system recovery
procedure, visit the Clarion portal site
(my.clarion.com).

Chapter 10 Specifications
10-1
Specifications

Dimension

Model name
ClarionMiND

* 26.45 (Depth) mm [1.04" (D)] includes the
rubber on the back of the unit.

CPU

Weight

Intel Atom

325 g (11.46 oz.) (With S battery)

Storage

System power

4 GB SSD

Input voltage: 12 V DC

167.8 (Width) × 96.0 (Height) × 26.45 (Depth)
mm [6.6" (W) × 3.78" (H) × 1.04" (D)]

Input current: 1.5 A (Max)
GPS

Operation temp.: 0 - 45 degrees Celsius

32 ch GPS receiver
Built-in antenna

Battery
Charging temp.: 10 - 35 degrees Celsius

Wi-Fi
IEEE 802.11 b/g
Built-in antenna
USB
USB 2.0*1
microSD
microSD card slot*2
Bluetooth*3
Ver 2.0 + EDR
Built-in antenna

• S type Standard
Voltage: 7.4 V
Rating capacity: 850 mAh
Operation period: Up to 1.5 hours*4, 5
Recharging period: Up to 2.0 hours*6
• Large Capacity (Optional)
Voltage: 7.2 V
Rating capacity: 2600 mAh
Operation period: Up to 4.5 hours*4, 5
Recharging period: Up to 2.5 hours*6
Display
Size: 4.8" Wide VGA
Resolution: 800 × 480
Contrast: 800:1
Viewing angle: 160/160 degrees
Brightness: 400 cd/m2
Headphone Jack
Diameter: φ3.5 mm
Load: 32 ohm

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*1

*3
*4

• No guarantees are made about the operation of all USB memory devices with this unit.
• The lower USB port is used for the client mode and does not work in this unit. It will be used for
future expansion.
• Do not start up this unit with USB memory connected. The unit may not start up.
• No guarantees are made about the operation of all microSD devices with this unit. This unit does
not support the use of SDHC memory cards.
• Do not start up this unit with the microSD card connected. Files in the microSD card may not be
read.
No guarantees are made about the Bluetooth connection between all cell phones and this unit.
Measured with the LCD brightness setting at minimum and the screen shown after starting up the
unit.
Battery life varies depending on product configuration, model, settings, loaded applications and
utilized features.
100% recharging under Power off condition.

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10-2 Indicators State
Indicator
Battery indicator

Indicator state
Lights orange

Main unit state
Battery charging in progress

Lights green

Battery charge complete

Off

Working with battery

Blinks green

Battery level lower than 10%

Blinks orange

• Battery pack not installed
• Battery charging stopped (temperature protection
system operating)
• Battery malfunction (end of its service life)
* The unit also will shut down suddenly if you use the
battery while the battery indicator blinks orange.

One touch keys

Lights blue

Working

Blinks blue

• Main unit temperature warning (temperature
protection)
* The unit also will shut down suddenly if you perform
an operation while the one touch key lights are blinking.

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Appendix
How to mount the unit onto the standard cradle

(A)

(B)

WARNING
• Install the unit in a location where it will not interfere with vehicle operation.
• Install the unit in a location where it will not interfere with air bag deployment and will not
block the driver’s field of view.
• Do not install the unit on a window. Doing so is dangerous and can block driver vision.

After cleaning the installation location of any oil or other foreign matter, affix the suction plate (A).

CAUTION
• It takes about 24 hours before sufficient adhesion of the suction plate is reached.

Attach the suction cup of the support arm (B) to the suction plate, and then lower the support arm
lever.

CAUTION
• To maintain suction strength, remove and reinstall the suction cup once a month.

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Insert the attachment (C) into the support arm.
Press the attachment in until you hear it click into place.

Attach the unit to the attachment, adjusting the angle of the built-in GPS antenna so it is pointed
skywards.
NOTE
It may take a number of minutes before the initial current location reading becomes available from the
GPS.

Connect the provided car adapter to the unit and plug the other end of the adapter into the
vehicle's cigarette lighter socket (12V/24V).

Affix the supplied protection film to the LCD screen to protect it against scratching.

CAUTION
• The adhesive side of the protection film is prone to soiling by dirt and dust. Do not directly
touch it.
• Do not crease the protection film.

WARNING
Precautions during Car Adapter Use
• This unit is designed for use in a 12V/24V DC negative ground vehicle only.
• Use only the specified car adapter.
• Before plugging the car adapter into a cigarette lighter socket, inspect and clean the lighter
socket. Tobacco ashes or other foreign matter inside the cigarette lighter socket can result
in poor contact and create the risk of overheating of the plug or may cause fire.
• Securely insert the cigarette plug as far as it will go. Incomplete insertion creates the risk of
excessive overheating, fire, etc.

WARNING NOTE
Always start the vehicle's engine before using the car adapter. Use of the car adapter with the engine
stopped creates the risk of running down the vehicle's battery.

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Index
A

Access point .................................................. 30
Adjusting audio guidance ............................... 88
Audio bar ....................................................... 21
Audio key ....................................................... 21

Keyword search ............................................. 44

B
Bluetooth connection ..................................... 36
Bookmark ....................................................... 42
Browser menu ................................................ 44

L
Loading a route .............................................. 90
Loading the battery pack ............................... 12

M
Map menu ...................................................... 50
Mobile mode .................................................. 23

C
Calculator screen ........................................... 59
Car mode ....................................................... 24
Category ........................................................ 27
Changing the route ........................................ 88
Clarion portal site ......................................... 112
Control key ..................................................... 21
Creating an e-mail message .......................... 48
Customizing icons .......................................... 27

N
Navigation main menu ................................... 78
Navigation map screen .................................. 79
Note Pad menu .............................................. 66
Notification message ..................................... 55

O
Optimizing a route ......................................... 89

D
Deleting an application ................................ 109
Displaying the weather information screen .... 73

E
E-mail screen ................................................. 47

F
File Manager menu ........................................ 62

H
Home key ....................................................... 20
Home screen ................................................. 24

I
Inserting and removing a microSD card ........ 16
Installing an application ............................... 109

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Pairing ........................................................... 35
PDF Reader menu ......................................... 58
Playing movies .............................................. 70
Playing music ................................................ 69
POI information ............................................ 112
Portal site ....................................................... 10
Precautions when using batteries .................. 13

R
Recycling a battery ........................................ 14
Replacing the battery pack ............................ 14
Route simulation ............................................ 92

Index

Saving a route ................................................ 89
Scrolling the map ........................................... 80
Scrolling the map to specify a destination ..... 80
Searching for a destination
based on a city name ..................................... 81
Searching for a destination
based on a street name ................................. 83
Searching for a destination
based on its genre ......................................... 84
Searching for a destination
based on its latitude and longitude ................ 84
Setting the current date ............................... 103
Setting the current time ................................ 103
Setting the theme ......................................... 104
Setting the time zone ................................... 103
Setting up an e-mail account ......................... 46
Specifying a downloaded POI
as a destination .............................................. 85
Specifying the wallpaper .............................. 104
Standard cradle ............................................. 17
Status indicator .............................................. 25

Toolbar (browser) .......................................... 42
Toolbar (Contacts) ......................................... 63
Toolbar (File Manager) .................................. 61
Toolbar (Map) ................................................ 49
Toolbar (PDF Reader) ................................... 58

U
Unit registration ............................................. 40
Updating software ........................................ 109
URL search .................................................... 43
User registration ............................................ 40

V
Viewing images ............................................. 70

W
What ClarionMiND can do ............................. 10
Wi-Fi .............................................................. 30

Z
Zooming in/out on the map screen ................ 80

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No.69792̲E

Owner’s manual

NR1UB
NR1UW
NR1UR

Mobile Internet Navigation Device

QY-3000B
2008/12

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