DVS Korea VXA-2000 Navigation System User Manual ATT E MANUAL

DVS Korea Co., Ltd. Navigation System ATT E MANUAL

Users Manual

MODEL : VXA-2000 HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. SAN 136-1, AMI-RI, BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI, KYOUNGKI-DO, 467-701, KOREA TEL:+82 31 639 8517 FAX:+82 31 639 8525 www.hct.co.kr Report No. : HCT-F06-0501 1/1 ATTACHMENT E. - USER’S MANUAL -
ƕPlease, be sure to read the ũSafety PrecautionsŪcarefully before using this product.ƕLimited warranty is included in this UserŪs Manual.ƕSpecifications and design are subject to change without notice. ҶNavigation functionҶAudio player functionҶGame functionҶAux function UserŪs ManualPlease write your phurchasing date down here, which is needed for customservice and registration at our web site.
Thank you for purchasing our product.Navigation System Userœs Manual is designed to support convenient usage of the navigation systemand safe driving. Please read the manual carefully before using the product for safe usage.The content of this manual can vary according to the navigation system version, and function orperformance of the navigation system and this manual are subject to change without prior notice foruserœs convenience.Make sure to read this manual for safe driving.Please comply with the following instructions to prevent the property loss of the driver and user.1Warning Do not set or search for a destination while youœre driving. Make sure to parkat a safe place before operating this device.WarningWarningVoice guide and map route can be different from actual road conditions.Ensure to comply with the actual road signal system and traffic regulations forsafe driving.Navigation SystemIt is very dangerous to operate the navigation system or look at the screenwhile youœre driving. Be careful of surrounding traffic conditions orpedestrians if you have to operate the system while youœre driving.
2Navigation SystemTable of ContentsBasic OperationAbout Navigation System1. Directions before using this product1-1. Usage directions1-2. Installation directions1-3. Upgrade directions1-4. Troubleshooting2. Components3. Description of external features3-1. Front/Right side3-2. Rear/Left side4. Installing productUsing Navigation System1. Basic functions 2. Learning basic remote controller functions[Option]3. Main menu4. Quick Start4-1. Start Screen4-2. Choose a destination4-3. Navigation Screen5. Detailed Description5-1. Choose your Destination5-2. Plan your Route5-3. Settings6. Setup Assistant6-1. Guides6-2. Traffic Message Channel (TMC)7. Frequently Asked Questions8. Audio player8-1. Basic screen8-2. List screen9. Game10. Aux11. Setup11-1. Slide show11-2. Background image11-3. Touch setting11-4. Volume11-5. Dimmer11-6. Upgrade and download using USB11-7. A/V Input11-8. Delete file11-9. Confirm settings11-10. Cancel settings 11-11. Restore default 3333455677891111121414151617191931333737373941424344454649495051525252555757575656565656585960667279797980818181V-Up ProV-Up Pro1. Installing ActiveSync and V-Up ProProgram1-1. Install ActiveSync Program1-2. Install V-Up Pro Program2. Running V-Up Pro Program3. Closing V-Up Pro Program4. System Upgrade5. Music Management6. Bitmap ManagementUpgrading Navigation SystemDownloading Navi or OSWhat is V-Up Pro?SpecificationCustomer Support and ProductEnquiryCustomer Support and ProductEnquiryCustomer Service CenterLimited Warranty
1. Directions before using this productRead this ŔUserœs Manualŕwithout fail before using this product to use this product safely.1-1. Usage directions3About Navigation SystemNavigation SystemWarning Refrain from operating the product in motion. Please park the car at a safelocation when operating the product, because there is danger of a traffic accident.Voice guide and map route can be different from the actual roadcondition. Ensure to comply with the actual road signal system andtraffic regulation for safe driving.Warning If you modify the car to install this system, safe driving can beendangered.Caution Do not use this product for a long time after stopping the engine. The carbattery can be discharged completely.CautionDo not use other cables than those provided. Turn off the power whenconnecting the external cable like A/V input, stereo output, and indoorTV antenna. If you connect the cable while the power is on, the productcan be damaged.Caution Do not disassemble or apply shock to this product.WarningCaution Touch the touch panel with a round edge object or fingertip softly. If you press thetouch screen strongly with a sharp and hard object, it can damage the product.CautionTurn off the power and use the clean and dry cloth when cleaning thescreen. Keep the screen away from water or chemical substance likedetergent or solvent.Basic OperationWarningNavigation system will not be liable for any damages arising out of any use ofthis product. The user will bear the sole responsibility.
1-2. Installation directions4About Navigation SystemNavigation SystemWarning Connect the wires properly by referring to ŔInstalling productŕsection.Otherwise, malfunction or accident may occur.Caution Use only the connection cable for vehicle that was provided at the timeof product purchase to ensure stable system operation.Warning Do not install the product in a position where driving can be interferedor driverœs field of vision can be blocked. Caution This product must be used with 12V car power only. Do not use 24V power. CautionSome functions of this system are disabled for driverœs safety when the car is inmotion. Remove the test jack installed in the safety terminal and connect thehand brake cable to the car hand brake. If this cable is not connected, onlyŔaudioŕwill be supported in Aux mode.Caution Connect the Aux cable such as line out or A/V in after turning the power off.If the power is on while connecting the cable, the product can be damaged.Caution Do not install the product in a place with water, humidity, vapor, dust, oil, or smoke.Warning Install the product in a position that does not interfere with driving orsafety devices like an air bag.CautionIf you donœt use the product for a long time after purchasing this product, carposition sensing time can be prolonged, since the GPS antenna backup batterycan be discharged.In this case, charge the battery for 2 ~3 hours while using the navigation system.CautionDo not put objects that interfere with GPS signal reception around the GPSreceiver. Radio interference may occur.CautionDo not install electronic products that generates heavy electromagnetic waveslike a radio transmitter around the GPS antenna.CautionGPS reception can be blocked if the car windshield is specially tinted.
1-3. Upgrade directions1-4. Troubleshooting1) Touchscreen does not workIf you cannot set up the touchscreen in the Setup menu due to wrong setting, use the remote controller instead.ȘPress the [Initial Screen] button on the remote controller to open the main menu screen.ȘPress the [SUB-T] ō> [ZOOM] ō> [INFORMATION] ō> [REPEAT] button sequentially in the DVD box of the remote controller to open the Touch Setting screen.ȘPress the 5 cross marks using the test jack or touch adjustment rod, according to the instructions displayed on the screen.ȘPress the screen once to close the Touch Setting screen.2) The LED turns on or flashes in red during self-diagnostic:In addition, when the temperature inside the car is too high or low, the red LED flashes. In this case, follow the steps below.ȘTurn the product power off and ventilate the car to get normal temperature.ȘTurn the power on after a little while and observe the LED color.ȘIf the red LED still flashes in normal temperature, contact customer service.5About Navigation SystemȘDo not connect 12V power when connecting ActiveSync.ȘDepending on the USB memory product, the USB sensing time may vary or sensing may fail.ȘOnly the USB memory with FAT32 format is supported.Format the USB memory as FAT32 before using it.Navigation SystemPark the car in a safe place for touchscreen setting.Basic OperationCaution
6About Navigation System2. ComponentsMUTEAUXMAIN FILE LIST DIMMERCH.SCANENTERCHVOLPLAY TYPE ZOOMSUB-T LANGUAGE DISPLAYA-B SETUPTITLESCREENOFFAUDIORemotecontroller[Option]Test jackNavigation System unitStereo output cable[Option] Hand brakeconnection cableUSB cableSuction cap Userœs manualNavigation SystemRed : + : Black-GPS antenna/mount plateAux cable(AV In terminal)[Option] Cigar jack cableDVD-ROMƕSpecifications and design are subject to change without notice. ƕDVD-ROM includes MAP DB, activesync, usb driver, V-Up Pro, and manual file.
3. Description of external features3-1. Front/Right sideڡTOUCH SCREEN : Handles user touch input.ڢLED : Displays the product status.(Blue : Normal operation, Red : Malfunction diagnostic)ڣREMOTE IR WINDOW : Receives the remote control signal.ڤAUDIO OUT : Output the audio signal to the external device.ڥAUDIO/VIDEO IN : Receives the A/V input from the external device like a DVD player or gaming device.ڦCOMM : Connects to the car DVD player (optional). Controls the DVD player using the touch screen. (Compatible model : VXM family, VXD)ڧUSB HOST PORT : Connects to the USB memory. Supports convenient upgrade and MP3 playback function.ڨSAFETY : Connects to the car hand brake after removing the test jack, which is installed in advance for safety.7About Navigation SystemڤڥڦڧڨڡڢڣNavigation SystemBasic OperationNot supported
3-2. Rear/Left sideڡGPS : Connects to the GPS antenna cable.ڢSPEAKER : Outputs 1 watt audio.ڣPOWER SWITCH : Turns the power on/off.ڤDC 12V : Connects to the provided cigar jack.ڥUSB SLAVE PORT(Activesync Port) : Connects to the PC using the provided USB cable for map upgrade or background download.8About Navigation SystemڣڤڥڡڢNavigation System
4. Installing the product1) Fix the suction cup on the car windshield where the driver feels comfortable.2) Connect the GPS cable to the product.9About Navigation SystemCaution Remove any dust or foreign object from the windshield so that the suction cup can beattached firmly. Then, fix it with knob to prevent falling down due to shock. Do not install the navigation set in a position that hampers driverœs vision or driving. Be careful not to interferewith driving or safety devices like an air bag.Caution Plug in the GPS cable as described above.Install the GPS mount plate in the position that can be exposed to the sky as much as possible for betterGPS reception, and fix the GPS antenna on the GPS mount plate by setting the GPS logo to face upward.GPS sensitivity will increase if you use the GPS mount plate.Navigation SystemBasic OperationConnect here(GPS)
3) Adjust the position to fit into the driverœs field of vision after fixing the product on the suction cup.4) Connect the power cable to DC 12V terminal located at the left side of the product.5) Remove the test jack from the Safety terminal and then, connect the cable to the hand brake.10About Navigation SystemCaution Use the car cigar jack that is included in the product package. If you use other cigarjack, the product may not work properly.Caution Make sure connect the cable to the car hand brake to prevent operation while in driving. If the hand brakeconnection cable is not connected, only Ŕaudioŕexternal input willbe supported.Navigation SystemRed : + : Black-
6) Flip the power switch ON that is located at the left side of the product.1. Basic functions of Navigation System1) Navigation function : Helps car navigation using GPS (Global Positioning System) engine and antenna, and electronic precision map.2) Audio player function : Plays back MP3, WMA, and WAV music file.3) Game function : Provides enjoyable games.4) Aux function : Displays external A/V sources such as DVD players or gaming devices. When connected to a VXM or VXD series DVD player, touch screen controls can be wired to control the DVD player.5) Setup setting function : Various functions can be configured such as slide show, background screen, touchscreen setting, volume control, dimmer control, USB upgrade, A/V input, file deletion.11Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
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Ș: Moves MP3 or DVD playback section backward in the audio player/Aux mode.Ș: Moves MP3 or DVD playback section forward in the audio player/Aux mode.Ș: Pauses MP3 or DVD playback in the audio player/Aux mode.Ș: Rewinds MP3 or DVD playback in the audio player/Aux mode.Ș: Fast forwards MP3 or DVD playback in the audio player/Aux mode.Ș: Sets channel up or down in TV mode. [Option] Ș: Sets volume up or down.Ș: Sets Repeat All/Repeat Start when playing back DVD, or Repeat All/Repeat Selected/Random Selection when playing back MP3.[Following functions are enabled only when DVD player from this company is connected.]Ș: Zooms in/out the DVD screen.Ș: Displays the DVD title.Ș: Selects the caption in the DVD.Ș: Selects the sound type provided by the DVD.Ș: Displays DVD player information.Ș: Repeats the section in the DVD.Ș: Displays the configuration screen of VXM/VXD DVD player.13Using Navigation SystemCaution Navigation and game functions are not accessible using the remote controller.Navigation SystemBasic OperationVOLPLAY TYPEZOOMTITLESUB-TLANGUAGEDISPLAYA-BSETUPCH
3. Main menuThe main menu is composed of Navigation, Audio Player, Game, Aux, Setting, and Screen On/Offbutton.4. Quick StartThis section will walk you through using your Personal Navigation Device for the first time,acquainting you with the basic operation of the navigation system.ҶSwitch on the unit and tap on NAVI or NAVIGATION in the first screen.ҶIf more than one language is available on your device, you are prompted to choose your language.After the application loads, a screen with safety precautions will be shown. Please read themcarefully. Afterwards, you can choose to hide these notes for future start-ups.You will be presented an earth view of your country. Please enjoy while you fly over your countryand touch down on your current location. (You can also choose to skip this intro by tapping onthe screen.)At the end of your journey, the start screen will be shown.14Using Navigation SystemScreen on/offNavigation System
4-1. Start ScreenThe start screen is split in two. On the left hand you will find the menu buttons, on the right you seea map with your current GPS position.With the buttons on the start screen you access all functions of the application:ҶPress Destination to choose your destination.ҶPress Settings to adjust the application to suit your needs.ҶPress Save to save your current position.ҶPress Exit to quit the application.On the bottom of the start screen, the following information will be shown:Ҷyour GPS statusҶthe number of satellites the system is trackingҶthe name of the current streetҶyour speedҶyour elevation above mean sea level15Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationIt is not possible to browse the map in the start screen. This screen merely shows your current GPS position,provided that you have a GPS connection.
4-2. Choose a destinationҶSelect Destination to set your destination.A menu will open where you can choose a destination:You have various ways to select your destination:Address: If you know the city and street address for your destination, simply enter it and theapplication will guide you directly there. (See Address Search on page 19.)Favorites: Through Favorites you can choose to be guided to your home address (My Home) orwork address (My Work), select a previously saved location (Bookmarks) or a recently visited place(Recent). (See Favorites on page 22.)POI: (Points of Interest): Through POI you can quickly find points of interest like gas stations andrestaurants and choose them for navigation. Those POIs are chosen from a database of millions ofPOI, either nearby or at a remote location. You can also search branded travel/city Guides, whichcontain loads of valuable information about attractions, restaurants, hotels, etc. with detaileddescriptions. (See POI/Guides on page 25.)Map: Another way of choosing your destination is selecting it on the Map. (See Map on page 29.)Plan Route: By selecting Plan Route you switch to the advanced route planning options. There youmay plan your route by choosing multiple stopovers. (See Plan your Route on page 31.)16Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemGuides are an optional feature and may be purchased at customer service web site(please, see page 81). With the back and forward arrows you may always step one level back/forward throughout the wholeapplication.
4-3. Navigation ScreenOn the navigation map, the route will be shown in blue. The red arrow will indicate the direction ofyour next maneuver. Crosshairs identify your current position. When you come up to a turn or othermaneuver, you will hear a voice command at the appropriate time.For one-way streets, the transit direction is indicated with a red arrow.17Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationCurrent speedNext junction/exit no.DirectionCurrent positionZoom outRemaining time to destinationManoeuvre iconDistance to next manoeuvreCurrent StreetDistance todestination GPS infoZoom in
Arrow modeYou can choose to display the navigation screen in a simpler mode, the so called arrow mode. Inthis mode, only the most essential information will be shown — like arrows, street names, speed andtime information.ҶTap on the screen during navigation to open the navigation options (see Change settings during navigation on page 36). ҶChoose Settings.ҶChoose the Arrows/Map symbol to switch between map and arrow modes.18Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemCurrent speedNext junction/exit no.Distance to next streetCurrent StreetRemaining time to destinationDistance to next manoeuvreManoeuvre iconDistance todestination GPS info
5. Detailed DescriptionThis chapter describes the functions of your Personal Navigation Device in detail. On the followingpages you will learn how to - Choose your destination (see page 19)- Plan your route (see page 31)- Configure the application (see page 34)5-1. Choose your DestinationThis section describes the different ways of setting your destination. You may search for an address,choose a favorite (like home and work address, your bookmarks and recently visited locations),browse through POI lists and guides and choose an address on the map.Address SearchThrough the address search you can perform a search by entering information about the desiredtarget (street and town/city). You may then select a hit from the hit list and start navigating. ҶOn the start screen, choose Destination.ҶOn the following screen, choose Address.The Find Address window will show in the display:19Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
Enter the appropriate data to find your address.Set the StateҶPress State to select your state.ҶChoose your state from the list.The State field will be populated with the name of the chosen state.Search for the cityҶPress City to select your city.The keypad screen will show on the screen:ҶEnter the name of the town/city you are looking for (at least three characters).ҶPress the search symbol (magnifying glass). A hit list will be displayed.ҶChoose the appropriate town/city from the list. You will return to the Find Address screen. The City field will be populated with the name of thechosen town/city.Search for the zip codeInstead of the city you may also enter the zip code.20Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemSwitch between letter and number mode by pressing 123 or ABC. Switch between upper case and lowercase by pressing ^.If at any point you want to backspace and delete characters, press the backspace button <- on screen. Toadd a space, press the space bar _.
ҶPress Zip code to enter a zip code.ҶEnter the zip code of the town/city you are looking for.ҶPress the search symbol (magnifying glass). A hit list will be displayed.ҶChoose the appropriate town/city from the list. You will return to the Find Address screen. The City and Zip code fields will be populated with thechosen city/zip code.Search for the streetOnce you have found the city or zip code you are ready to look for the street name.ҶPress Street to enter a street.21Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
ҶEnter the name of the street you are looking for (at least three characters).ҶPress the search symbol (magnifying glass). A hit list will be displayed.ҶChoose the appropriate street from the list. You will return to the Find Address screen. The name of the chosen street will be shown in the Streetfield.Navigate to the address foundOnce you have narrowed down your search to a unique address, you can start navigation.ҶPress the forward arrow.Navigation will start immediately.FavoritesUse your frequently used or favorite destinations for guidance. You can choose among your home,your work place, a set of personal bookmarks, and recently visited locations.ҶOn the start screen, choose Destination.ҶOn the following screen, choose Favorites.The Favorites menu will show on the screen:22Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemAdditionally you may enter the number.
23Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemMy HomeҶPress My Home.Your home address will be displayed on a map:ҶChoose Menu.ҶOn the following screen, choose Navigate to be guided to your home address (press Change or Delete if you want to change/delete your home address).Navigation will start immediately.My WorkҶBy pressing My Work, your work address will be displayed on a map.ҶChoose Menu.ҶOn the following screen, choose Navigate to be guided to your work address (press Change or Delete if you want to change/delete your work address).Navigation will start immediately.Basic OperationIf no home address has been set, you are prompted to do so. You can choose it by searching for anaddress, through your current GPS position or by choosing a recently visited location.If no work address has been set, you are prompted to do so. You can choose it by searching for anaddress, through your current GPS position or by choosing a recently visited location.
BookmarksThe bookmarks list contains the destinations you have saved as favorites (from the guides, bychoosing it on a map, etc.). This means that you do not need to perform repeated searches for thosedestinations.ҶPress Bookmarks.The bookmark list will show on the screen:Use the up and down arrows to scroll up and down in the list. ҶSelect an item by clicking on it.ҶOn the following screen, choose Navigate to be guided to your bookmark (press Rename or Delete if you want to rename/delete your bookmark).Navigation will start immediately.RecentBy pressing Recent a list of recently visited or looked-up destinations will be opened. ҶPress Recent.The list of recent items will show on the screen:24Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemAll user information like e.g. settings, bookmarks and recently visited locations will be stored on thememory card and not on the device.
25Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemUse the up and down arrows to scroll up and down in the list. ҶSelect an item by clicking on it.Navigation will start immediately.POI/GuidesWith the POI finder you can quickly find points of interest like gas stations and restaurants that arechosen from a database of millions of POI, either nearby or at a remote location. Within the POI menu you will see the guides, an optional and highly recommendable feature.Branded travel/city guides will help you to find out what is nearby and will give you valuableinformation about attractions, restaurants, hotels, etc. with detailed descriptions.POI/GuidesҶOn the start screen, choose Destination.ҶOn the following screen, choose POI.The POI menu will show on the screen:Basic Operation
ҶPress At location to look for POIs at a remote location. You need to enter a city or zip code through the keypad, similar to the address search (see Address Search on page 19). ҶPress Nearby to open a list of POIs near your current location.A menu showing the POI categories will be shown:ҶPress on the desired POI category.A menu with subcategories will be shown.ҶChoose a subcategory.A list of POIs will be shown.ҶSelect a POI by clicking on it.ҶOn the following screen, choose Navigate to be guided to the POI (press Info to show further details about the POI; press Map to show the POI on the map; or press Save to save the POI as a bookmark).Navigation will start immediately.GuidesWithin the POI menu you will see the guides, an optional and highly recommendable feature.Branded travel/city guides will help you to find out what is nearby and will give you valuableinformation about attractions, restaurants, hotels, etc. with detailed descriptions. You may use theitems contained in the guides for navigation or save them as bookmarks. 26Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBy pressing Everywhere you can perform an overall search, encompassing the whole POI directory as wellas all guides.
ҶOn the start screen, choose Destination.ҶOn the following screen, choose POI.ҶChoose Guide.The guide list will be shown:ҶSelect the guide you wish to use by clicking on it.The categories page of the chosen guide will be displayed:You can now browse the guide by categories or search the guide. 27Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationGuides are an optional feature and may be purchased at customer service web site(please, see page 81).
Search the guideҶPress the search symbol (magnifying glass).ҶIn the search window, enter a search term (at least three characters), and start searching by pressing the search symbol (magnifying glass).The hit list will be displayed:ҶSelect an entry by tapping on it.On the following menu you can .Ҷget detailed information about the selected location by pressing Detail.Ҷexplore the location s surroundings by pressing Map.Ҷuse the item for guidance by pressing Navi.Ҷsave the item as a bookmark by pressing Save.Browse the guide by categoriesOn the categories page you may select from the different categories of the Guide (e.g. restaurants,hotels, bars, museums etc.).ҶUse the up and down arrows to scroll in the list.ҶClick on a category or subcategory to search for relevant items.The search results will be shown in the hit list, sorted by distance. ҶSelect an entry by tapping on it.28Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemSome guides also offer subcategories.
On the following menu you can .Ҷget detailed information about the selected location by pressing Detail.Ҷexplore the location s surroundings by pressing Map.Ҷuse the item for guidance by pressing Navi.Ҷsave the item as a bookmark by pressing Save.MapThe map not only shows roads and squares, but also points of interest such as restaurants, culturalattractions, parking garages, etc. You can zoom out or zoom in to see all kinds of details.ҶOn the start screen, choose Destination.ҶOn the following screen, choose Map.ҶChoose Guide.The general map will now be shown in the display:29Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationZoom In (down)and Out (up)Toggle between2D and 3D ModeStreet/POIInformationSelectedPOI/Street
Functions of buttonsDiscover your surroundings by dragging the map with your finger (or with the pen).ҶPoint at the symbol of a location to display its name.ҶUse the scroll bar on the right to zoom in (down) or out (up).ҶUse the symbol in the bottom right-hand corner of the map to toggle between 2D and 3D view.ҶWith the compass icon (in the bottom left hand corner) you may adjust the orientation.By pressing the menu symbol (bottom right-hand corner of the screen), you can access to furtheroptions, like saving the actual location as a bookmark, moving to the actual GPS position,navigating to the selected location, searching for an address, and accessing to a bookmark or anearby point of interest. You can also change your settings:Map settingsҶPress the menu symbol below the map.ҶOn the menu displayed, press Settings. The map settings menu will be displayed:ҶToggle between night and day modes by pressing the corresponding symbol.ҶToggle between 2D and 3D mode by pressing the corresponding symbol.ҶChoose Info Layers to choose which kinds of elements are to be shown on the map:30Using Navigation SystemNavigation System
ҶCheck the boxes of any category you want to have displayed on the map. Uncheck those that should be hidden.ҶPress the confirmation symbol in the bottom right-hand corner to select/deselect all categories.ҶPress the arrow symbol to return to the map.5-2. Plan your RouteThis section describes the route planning feature. This feature allows you to plan your route inadvance, choosing multiple stopovers along your journey.ҶOn the start screen, choose Destination.ҶOn the following screen, choose Plan Route.The Destination List will be displayed:ҶPress the + symbol to add a stopover.31Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationIt is not possible to browse the map in the start screen. This screen merely shows your current GPS position,given you have a GPS connection.
You will switch to the Choose stopover screen. You may choose stopovers like your home or workaddresses, a bookmark, a point of interest, a recent location or by searching for an address orpinpointing a destination on the map.Once you have added stopovers (with the + symbol) and returned to the Destination List, you haveseveral options:ҶWith the + symbol you can choose additional stopovers.ҶTo change the order of the stopovers, select a stopover and then use the up and down arrows to move it up/down in the list.ҶWith the trash symbol you can delete a selected stopover.Once you have chosen your route, you have several options. You reach those options by pressingthe menu symbol (bottom right-hand corner of the screen).32Using Navigation SystemNavigation System
ҶPress Simulate to simulate the route to come.ҶPress Start Navi to start guidance. The display will switch to the navigation map.ҶWith Routing the system will calculate your route. The Route Summary will be displayed. Tap on one of the items in the Route Summary to display the Waylist. Tap again to show the map view.5-3. SettingsYou can configure your Personal Navigation Device to suit your needs. When it comes tonavigating, you can, for example, choose to avoid or allow toll roads or ferries or select your modeof transportation, like a fast or slow car, a scooter or even your own feet. You can also edit severaldisplay settings, like 2D or 3D mode, day or night mode, map complexity, etc.ҶOn the start screen, choose Settings. The settings screen will be shown:33Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
Guidance SettingsҶChoose Guidance to change the guidance settings.The window with the guidance settings will be displayed:ҶTo switch between the modes just touch the icons. These will toggle so you can quickly see the activated settings.You can choose among the following options: Mode of transportation (fast car, slow car, motorbike,pedestrian, etc.), fastest or shortest route, allow or avoid toll roads, highways, and ferries. You canalso choose the distance unit (miles/kilometers).Once you have chosen your settings, press the confirmation symbol to return to the main menu.34Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemIf you have purchased additional features (see Optional Features on page 37), like TMC, SpeedCam Alertor Route Recording, you can switch them on or off through this menu.
Settings (General Settings)ҶChoose Settings to change the general settings.The windows with the general settings will be shown:ҶPress Info Layers to adjust the complexity of the map, i.e. to select which items are to be shown on the map (see Map on page 29).The other settings include switching between day and night as well as 2D and 3D mode andadjusting the Volume.ҶPress Back to return to the start screen.LanguageChoose Language to select the language of your navigation system.MapIf you have map data for different regions/cities on your memory card, tap on the name of thecurrent region (e. g. Northeast). All available maps on the memory card will be listed. You canchoose the desired region by simply tapping on its name.35Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
Change settings during navigationҶTouch the screen during guidance to open the settings screen:Here you will find the following items:SettingsOpen a menu with general settings, as described in Settings (General Settings) on page 35.Additionally you can toggle between map and arrow mode for guidance.GuidanceChange the guidance options, as described in Guidance Settings on page 34.Alt. route:With this option, you can choose to block the calculated route for a given distance (e. g. 0.5 km)and force an alternative route. Simply tap on the icon which shows the desired distance. Your routewill be recalculated, and the previous route will be discarded for the given distance.SaveSave your actual position as a bookmark.Traffic InfoShow a list of traffic jams. Traffic jams along your route will be displayed in red.NearbyYou can redirect your route by choosing a point of interest (POI), like a gas station.36Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemWhen you change to the arrow mode, the navigation screen will not show the map but only an arrowindicating the upcoming maneuver.All user information like e.g. settings, bookmarks and recently visited locations will be stored on thememory card and not on the device.
6. Optional FeaturesYou can further enhance your Personal Navigation Device through a set of optional features. Thefollowing features are available as options for your navigation system:ҶGuidesҶTraffic Message Channel (TMC)ҶRoute RecordingҶSpeed Camera Alert6-1. GuidesAt www.navi-plugins.com you can find lots of valuable information services, including directoryservices, WiFi hotspot locators, and city guides. City guides contain detailed information aboutlocations, such as descriptions, contact information, prices, opening times, etc. To purchase the guides and to learn how to download them, please go to customer service website(please, see page 81).To learn how to use the guides, see POI/Guides on page 25.6-2. Traffic Message Channel (TMC)Depending on your device, you may upgrade your navigation system and receive dynamic trafficinformation (Traffic Message Channel, TMC).ҶIn the start screen choose Settings and then Guidance.The window showing the guidance settings will be displayed:37Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
ҶPress the TMC button (transmitter symbol) to switch between the TMC settings Automatic, Manual and Off.With the Automatic option, your Personal Navigation Device will automatically guide you aroundall the traffic jams on your route. With the Manual option your navigation system will alert youabout traffic jams and ask you if you would like to switch to an alternate route.38Using Navigation SystemNavigation System
7. Frequently asked questionsI can t find an address.Please make sure you have correctly spelled your entry. If you do not know how an address isspelled correctly, simply enter the parts of the address, you know for sure (e.g. New York ,Times for Times Square in New York City). Then browse in the result list and look for the address.Also make sure that the city in which you are looking for an address is correct. Sometimes theofficial postal address differs from the address you are looking for. In that case, search for anaddress nearby that you know of and browse on the map. If you find the address on the map but you can not find it while searching for it, please let us knowvia pnd@support.gate5.net.There is a failure in the map / POIs are missing.If you detect an error in the map data (e.g. a street is missing completely), we would like to informour map data provider. Please let us know via pnd@support.gate5.net.I have problems to get a GPS fix.If you have problems getting a satellite fix with the GPS (you can see how many satellites are beingreceived on the main menu at the bottom left) please make sure, that you are outside and the GPSantenna has a good visibility to the open sky. Some models also do support an additional externalactive antenna. Please also consult with the hardware manual of your device to get furtherinformation of how to obtain a GPS fix. Where can I get technical support and updates ?Please, contact your retail store or the customer sevice center in page 81.39Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
8. Audio playerYou can play back music by selecting Audio player in the main menu. Basic functions include Play,Pause, Stop, Select Next, and Select Previous. Playback function includes Repeat, Repeat Selected,and Random.The supported music file formats are MP3, WMA, and WAV.You can save music files in the Navigation System internal memory or in the USB memory. Theaudio player manages the music file by albums.You can save the music file in the internal memory using V-Up Pro program, and create an albumat this time.To play back music using the USB memory(If the icon appears at the right upper side, the device detects the USB memory.)1. If you save the music file in the root directory of the USB memory, it will be recognized as ũDefault album 1Ū.2. If you create a ũMusicŪfolder in the USB memory and save the music file in it, it will be recognized as ũDefault album 2Ū.3. If you create a folder inside the ũMusicŪfolder in the USB memory, this folder will be recognized as an album.40Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemCaution If you create a sub-folder under a user-defined folder in the main ũMusicŪfolder, it willnot be recognized. Be sure to create just one sub level of folders in theũMusicŪfolder.
8-1. Basic screen41Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationRepeats playback of the selected music file.Random playback.Repeats all music files.Play/Pause : Plays back the music file or pauses it.Stop : Stops playback.NextPrevious Moves to the next or previous music file.Volume control : Increases sound volume.Volume control : Decreases sound volume.Mute : Suppresses sound volume.List : Displays the list of music files.Main menu : Returns to the main menu.Progress status bar : You can jump to the target point of the selected music file.
Using Navigation System8-2. List screen1. Select the music file to play back from the internal memory or external USB memory.2. Select the album that contains the desired music file.3. Select the music file you want.Navigation System42Internal memory : Displays a list of music files saved in the internal memory.USB memory : Displays a list of music files saved in the external USBmemory.Close : Closes the list screen.
Using Navigation System9. GameSelect the Game in the main menu.How to play : If you place more than three of the same items in arow vertically or horizontally, theseitems will disappear.To get higher score, remove as many items as possible at a single time.Normal mode : The game will be over if no further mioves are possible.If the bar on the right side is filled, the next level will start.ҶTime trial mode : The game will be over if the time bar on the right side runs down. If the bar on the right side is filled, the next level will start.Ҷ’?’ : This button gives you a hint at the expense of losing some score. This button will be disabled if the score is not sufficient.ҶNew Game : Stops the current game and starts a new one.ҶQuit : Exits the game.Navigation System 43Basic Operation
Using Navigation System10. AuxYou can use the simple Aux function if you set A/V input as ’Others’ in the settings section.As shown by the above figure, only volume control and screen setting are supported in ’Others’mode. DVD player control is not supported.If you press the [Screen Setting] button, the below screen will appear and you can changesaturation, brightness, and contrast.44 Navigation System
If you have DVD player connected and select VXM or VXD as A/V input in Setup menuaccordingly, you can access the DVD player function via the touchscreen controls. You can also usethe remote controller to use the following functions.ڸPlay/Pause : Starts or pauses the DVD player.ڹStop : Stops the DVD player.ںPrev/Next : Starts the DVD player and moves to previous or next screen.ڻVolume control : Controls sound volume of the DVD player.ڼMute : Mutes the DVD player sound.ڽSetting : The menu will be changed to screen setting and DVD menu setting.ھHide menu : Hides the menu from the screen.ڿReturns to the main menu.ۀDVD player power on/off: Turns on/off the DVD player power.45Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationOptional function The following functions are available when connected to the DVD player.VXM and VXD are the model name.ڡڤڥڢڣڦڨڧک
The following screen will appear if you press the [Setting] button.ڸDVD menu : Switches to the DVD title menu and displays the direction key menu, which makes cursor movement easier in the DVD title.ڹSets saturation, brightness, and contrast.ںDimmer : Controls brightness in 5 discrete levels.ڻReturns to the previous menu.The below figure shows the screen when you press the DVD Setting button. You can move the DVDTitle cursor using the direction key either via the remote control or the touchscreen controls.46Using Navigation SystemNavigation Systemڡڤڢڣ
The below figure shows the menu screen when you select saturation setting, brightness setting, orcontrast setting button.11. SetupYou can change many settings if you select Setup in the main menu.11-1. Slide showIf no input is made for more than one minute in the main menu, specified images will be displayed sequentially in a slide show. You can select Off, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, and 5 minutes for the time interval of image changing when the slide show is started.47Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
11-2. Background imageYou can select the background image you prefer.1) Select the image to change and press the [SELECT] button.2) If you press the [Previous] button, the background image will not be changed and the set up menu will reappear.48Using Navigation SystemNavigation System
11-3. Touch settingTouch setting : Select this menu to increase accuracy of the touch screen.For touch screen setting, press and briefly hold the center of the cross symbol. Then, the cross symbolwill appear at the left upper side, left bottom side, right bottom side, and right upper side one by one.To complete touchscreen setting, press the center of the cross symbol for 5 times in total.49Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationCaution If you press the point that is far away from the cross symbol during touchscreensetting, the cross symbol will appear indefinitely. Therefore, always stop the car before setting upthe touchscreen setting. Do not use a tool with too sharp tip, since it can damage the touch panel.Instead, use a round edge object like the test jack for setting.
11-4. Volume You can select from 16 levels of sound volume.11-5. Dimmer You can select from 5 levels of screen brightness.11-6. Upgrade or download using USB memoryYou could download navigation map database, OS, background images and slide show images to your system by using the USB memory stick. Especially, to change the the navigation map in your system, you have to down another map from DVD-ROM disc provided to USB memory by using V-Up Pro.And so, If you want to upgrade the latest version of navigation map database and OS for your system, these could be downloaded from the customer service web site in page 81 and you have to register at the upgrade web site before upgrading.ȯNavigation upgrade or download1) Download and run V-Up Pro from DVD-ROM disc and select USB as a storage media.2) Save the upgrade or download file in the USB memory.3) Connect the USB memory to the device. When the USB connection icon appears, select Navigation Upgrade.4) Press the [OK] button.5) When upgrade is complete, restart the unit.50Using Navigation SystemNavigation System
ȯOS upgrade1) Download and run V-Up Pro from DVD-ROM disc and select USB as a storage media.2) Save the upgrade file in the USB memory.3) Connect the USB memory to the device. When the USB connection icon appears, select OS Upgrade.4) Press the [OK] button.5) When upgrade is complete, restart the unit.ȯBackground download (Only 480 X 234 size BMP file is supported. You can create a background image conveniently using the V-Up Pro program that is provided in the DVD-ROM disc.)1) Create a folder named \upgrade\background\ in the USB memory.2) Save necessary upgrade files in this folder.3) Connect the USB memory to the device. When the USB connection icon appears, select Background Image Upgrade.51Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
4) Press the [OK] button.ȯSLIDE download(Only 480 X 234 size BMP or JPG file is supported. You can create the slide show file conveniently using the V-Up Pro program that is provided in the DVD-ROM disc.)1) Create a folder named ’\UPGRADE\SLIDESHOW\’ in the USB memory.2) Save necessary upgrade files in this folder.3) Connect the USB memory to the device. When the USB connection icon appears, select Slide Show Upgrade.4) Press the [OK] button.52Using Navigation SystemNavigation System
ȯUpgrade will fail if you try to upgrade when the internal memory is not sufficient, or the external USB memory is not available, or no upgrade files are saved in the USB memory.If the internal memory capacity is insufficient, delete some files to secure enough memory space. When upgrading, see if upgrade files are saved in the USB memory, and the USB memory is connected properly.11-7. A/V InputIn Aux mode. You can control the DVD player using this device, when the DVD player is a VXM or VXD series. To connect other manufacturer’s product, set to ’Others’. Default value is ’Others’.11-8. Delete file Using this menu, you can delete the file inside the internal memory.1) Deleting the background image fileȯPress the [Delete] button to delete the selected file only, or press the [Delete All] button to delete all background image files.53Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic OperationCaution Make sure to fully understand the instructions provided with upgrade files, since failedupgrade may result in product malfunction.
2) Deleting the slide show fileȯPress the [Delete] button to delete the selected file only, or press the [Delete All] button to delete all slide show files.3) Deleting the music fileȯPress the [Delete] button to delete the selected file only, or press the [Delete All] button to delete all music files in the album.54Using Navigation SystemNavigation System
11-9. Confirm settings You can save all settings by pressing this button.11-10. Cancel settings You can cancel all settings you made by pressing this button.11-11. Restore default The factory default setting will be restored, if you press this button.55Using Navigation SystemNavigation SystemBasic Operation
1. Installing ActiveSync and V-Up Pro Program1-1. Install ActiveSync Program A. Execute ActiveSync installation file (MSASYNC_3_8.EXE) in DVD-ROM disc provided.B. Carry out ActiveSync program installation.C. Connect the navigation set to PC using USB cable.D. If PC find unknown device, update device using device driver file (wceusbsh.inf) in DVD-ROM disc.ƕIf device update correctly, you could see the device information at device manager. (Device name : DVS Korea USB EZ-Link Cable)1-2. Install V-Up Pro ProgramA. Execute V-Up Pro installation file in DVD-ROM disc and carry out the following installation procedure.B. Specify the installation folder. See Figure 1-1.Figure 1-1. Specifying V-Up Pro installation folder56V-Up Pro Navigation System
C. Program installation will be started. See Figure 1-2.Figure 1-2. V-Up Pro Installation ProgressD. If successfully installed, the ūSetup CompleteŬmessage will be displayed. See Figure 1-3. Figure 1-3. Completion of V-Up Pro installationE. The following program group and the shortcut icon will be created in Programs menu as shown in Figure 1-4.Figure 1-4. V-Up Pro shortcut iconƕIf you need technical support and download the latest version, please contact the your retail store or visit customer service web site in page 81.57V-Up Pro Navigation SystemV-Up Pro
V-Up Pro 2. Running V-Up Pro ProgramA. Select Start آPrograms آPlenio آV-Up Pro آV-Up Pro shortcut icon.B. V-Up Pro will be started. See Figure 2-1.Figure 2-1. V-Up Pro main screenڸV-Up Pro program versionڹConnection status and remaining memory capacityںMinimize window buttonڻClose window buttonڼTitle Bar: You can move the V-Up Pro program window.Navigation System58ڡڢڥڣڤ
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro 3. Closing V-Up Pro ProgramA. When you click the [Close] button, the program closing confirmation window will appear as shown in Figure 3-1.B. Click [Yes] to exit from V-Up Pro program.Figure 3-1. V-Up Pro closing confirmation windowNavigation System 59
V-Up Pro 4. System UpgradeA. ExecutionA-1) Click the ūSystem UpgradeŬicon in the V-Up Pro main screen.A-2) Then, the screen shown in Figure 4-1 will appear.Figure 4-1. System upgrade running screenڸSelect the upgrade type (radio button)ڹLocal drive and DVD-ROM disc selection combo boxں[Move Previous] buttonڻ[Move Next] buttonڼ[Move to V-Up Pro Main Menu] buttonNavigation System60ڡڢڥڣڤ
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro A-3) Select the upgrade type using the radio button shown in Figure 4-1. Transfers upgrade files directly to the navigation set through ActiveSync connection.Saves upgrade files in the local drive specified by the user. (See Figure 4-2 for specifying the local drive.)Reads upgrade files from the user-specified local drive and transfers them to the navigation set. (See Figure 4-2 for specifying the local drive.)Reads upgrade files from the user-specified DVD-ROM disc and transfers them to local drive.(See Figure 4-2 for specifying the local drive and DVD-ROM disc.)Figure 4-2. Specifying local drive and DVD-ROM discA-4) Move to the next step by clicking the [Next] button (Figure 4-1 ڻ) after selecting the upgrade type.Navigation System 61
V-Up Pro B. Selecting upgrade itemsƕUpgrade selection window will appear only when ūUpgrade directlyŬor ūDownload upgrade filesŬis selected.B-1) Select the item to upgrade using the ūSelect upgrade itemsŬcheck box (Figure 4-3 ڸ). (Navigation, OS)Figure 4-3. Upgrade items selection windowڸNavigation selection check boxڹOS selection check boxںMap coverage selection check boxڻVoice Language selection check boxڼ[Move Previous] buttonڽ[Move Next] buttonھ[Move to V-Up Pro Main Menu] buttonNavigation System62ڡڣڧڦڤڢڥ
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro B-2) To upgrade the navigation, select the navigation selection check box (Figure 4-3 ڸ) and select the target area using the map coverage and voice language check box (Figure 4-3 ں). See Figure 4-4.Figure 4-4. Navigation data selection screenڸCalculate and display checked componentsŪmemory.B-3) To upgrade to the latest OS, select the OS selection check box (Figure 4-5) and click the [Next] button (Figure 4-3 ڽ).Figure 4-5. OS upgrade selection screenNavigation System 63ڡ
ƕThe alarm message window appears when navigation upgrade is selected (Figure 4-6). Select the [Yes] button to continue upgrade.Figure 4-6. Navigation upgrade alarm windowC. UpgradeC-1) If the upgrade type and item are properly selected, the upgrade progress screen will appear as shown in Figure 4-7.ƕThe selected upgrade item list will appear at the Figure 4-7 ڹposition.Figure 4-7. Upgrade progress screenڸUpgrade cancellation buttonڹUpgrade list display sectionV-Up Pro Navigation System64ڢڡ
C-2) Click the [Cancel] button (Figure 4-7 ڸ) to stop upgrading and return to the previous step.D. Upgrade completionD-1) When upgrade is complete successfully, the Complete message window shown in Figure 4-8 will appear.Figure 4-8. Upgrade complete message windowV-Up Pro V-Up Pro Navigation System 65
V-Up Pro 5. Music ManagementA. ExecutionA-1) Click the ūMusic ManagementŬicon in the V-Up Pro main screen.A-2) The screen shown in Figure 5-1 will appear.Figure 5-1. Music Management execution screenڸOpens the music file from the user PC.ڹCreates a music album in the navigation set.ںEdits a music album in the navigation set.ڻDeletes a music album, and music file selection in the navigation set.ڼSelects the music album in the navigation set.ڽCopies the music file.ھDisplays the music file in the user PC.ڿDisplays the music file in the navigation set.(Displays the music file in the selected album.)ۀMoves back to the V-Up Pro main menu.Navigation System66کڨڧڡڦڥڢڣڤ
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro B. Opening music file from user PCB-1) Click the ūOpen Music FileŬbutton (Figure 5-1 ڸ) and select the music file folder in the user PC.B-2) If any music file is available in the selected folder, it will be displayed in the music file list window. See Figure 5-2.ƕSupported music file type: MP3, WMA,WAV.Figure 5-2. Displaying the music file in the user PCNavigation System 67
V-Up Pro C. Creating and selecting music album in the navigation setC-1) Click the ūCreate music albumŬbutton (Figure 5-1 ڹ) and input the name of the album to create in the ūNameŬinput window. (See Figure 5-3.)Figurer 5-3. Music album name input windowC-2) Click [OK] to register the album name in the music album selection input combo box (Figure 5-1 ڼ). See Figure 5-4.Figure 5-4. Music album selection combo boxC-3) Select the album from the music album selection combo box. (If any music file is available in the selected music album, it will be displayed in the music file list window.)Navigation System68
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro D. Editing music album in the navigation setD-1) Select the music album to change its name from the music album selection combo box.D-2) Click the ūEdit music albumŬbutton (Figure 5-1 ں) and input the album name to change. See Figure 5-5.Figure 5-5. Music album name edit windowD-3) Click the [OK] button to register the edited album name in the music album selection combo box. See Figure 5-6.Figure 5-6. Edited music albums selection combo boxNavigation System 69
V-Up Pro E. Deleting music album from the navigation setE-1) Select the music album to delete from the music album selection combo box.E-2) Click the ūDelete music albumŬbutton (Figure 5-1 ڻ).E-3) If no music file is available in the selected music album, the music album will be deleted.E-4) If any music file is available in the selected music album, the Confirmation window will appear. See Figure 5-7.Figure 5-7. Music album deletion confirmation windowE-5) Click the [Yes] button to delete the selected music album.F. Copying music file to the navigation setF-1) Select the music album to copy from the music album selection combo box. If no music album is available, the new music album must be created in advance.F-2) Open the music file in the user PC. (See ūOpening music file from the user PC.Ŭ)F-3) Select the music file to copy from the ūMusic file in the user PCŬlist window. (Multiple selections are supported. See Figure 5-8.)Navigation System70Note All music files in the selected music album will be removed from the navigation set.
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro Figure 5-8. Selecting music file in the user PCF-4) Click the ūCopy music fileŬbutton (Figure 5-1 ڽ) button.F-5) While the file(s) is being copied, the file copy progress bar (Figure 5-9 ڸ) will be displayed.F-6) When file copying is complete, the copied music file will be displayed in ūMusic file in the navigation setŬlist window.G. Cancelling music file copyG-1) To stop file copy while in progress, click the [Cancel] button (Figure 5-9 ڹ).Figure 5-9. Music file copyNavigation System 71ڡڢ
V-Up Pro H. Deleting music file from the navigation setH-1) Select the music file to delete from the ūMusic file in Plenio setŬlist window. (Multiple selections are supported.)H-2) Click the ūDelete music fileŬbutton (Figure 5-1 ڻ).H-3) The selected music file will be deleted.6. Bitmap ManagementA. ExecutionA-1) Click the ūBitmap ManagementŬicon in the V-Up Pro main window. (See Figure 6-1.)Figure 6-1. Selecting “Bitmap Management”Navigation System72
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro A-2) The screen shown in Figure 6-2 will appear.Figure 6-2. Bitmap Management execution screenڸOpens the image file from the user PC.ڹDisplays the image file.ںDeletes the image file from the navigation set.ڻBackground image/Slide show folder selection combo box.ڼList of the image file(s) in the selected folderڽImage file copy buttonھRadio button to select the Image file output typeNavigation System 73ڧڥڢڡڤڦڣ
V-Up Pro B. Opening image file from user PCB-1) Click the ūOpen image fileŬbutton and select the image file to open.B-2) Image will be resized to fit into the the navigation set display resolution. See Figure 6-3.ƕSupported image file format : bmp, jpgƕThe navigation set supporting resolution : 480x234Figure 6-3. Displaying the selected image file.Navigation System74
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro C. Resizing imageC-1) You can select 1) Keep aspect ratio, or 2) Full screen image before saving it.C-2) Use the radio button that set the image file output format (Figure 6-2 ھ) to change the display type.Example 1. Image with aspect ratio Example 2. Full screen imageD. Selecting target folder to save in the navigation setD-1) Select the target folder to save using the ūSelect background/slide show folderŬcombo box. See Figure 6-4.(1) Background folder : Saves the bit map file that can be a background image of the navigation set.(2) Slide show folder : Saves the bit map file that composes the slide show.Figure 6-4. Selecting target folderNavigation System 75
V-Up Pro D-2) If any bit map file is in the selected target folder, the file will be displayed in the image file list window (Figure 6-2 ڼ). See Figure 6-5.Figure 6-5. List of file(s) in the background folderE. Copying image file to the navigation setE-1) When you click the ūCopy image fileŬbutton (Figure 6-2 ڽ), the image file name input window will appear. See Figurer 6-6.Figure 6-6. Image file name input windowE-2) The image file displayed in the output window (Figure 6-2 ڹ) will be saved in the target folder with the entered name.Navigation System76
V-Up Pro V-Up Pro F. Previewing bit map in the navigation setF-1) The image file list window (Figure 6-2 ڼ) displays the list of image files in the selected target folder, as well as provides the image file preview function.F-2) Select one image in the image file list window (Figure 6-2 ڼ).F-3) When the image file is opened (See Figure 6-7), the selected image file will be displayed in the image file display window. See Figure 6-8.Figure 6-7. Image file loading statusFigure 6-8. Image file opened from the navigation setNavigation System 77
V-Up Pro G. Deleting image file from the navigation setG-1) Select the image file to delete from the ūimage file in the selected folderŬwindow. (Multiple selections are supported.)G-2) Click the ūDelete image fileŬbutton (Figure 6-2 ں).G-3) The selected image file will be deleted.Navigation System78
Upgrading Navigation SystemUpgrading Navigation SystemDownloading Navi or OSYou can download ActiveSync installation file and various download files from the DVD-ROM disc.What is V-Up Pro?V-Up Pro is the Navigation System management program and performs the following functions.1. Managing the music files (MP3, WMA, and WAV)2. Managing background images and slide showsȯYou can download ActiveSync and the latest version of ActiveSync from the dvssalesweb site.ȯConnect Navigation System to the PC using the USB cable included in the product package.ȯYou can use various functions when you run the installed V-Up Pro program.Navigation System 79
Upgrading Navigation SystemSpecificationNavigation System80ItemOSCPURAMFLASHDISPLAYAUDIOGPS moduleGPS sensitivityInput powerTemperatureSizeWeightMS WINDOWS CE.NET 4.2SAMSUNG S3C2440A64M Bytes512M Bytes7ŕTFT LCD (Touch screen support)Internal speaker (1 watt)Line-out outputConnect to the car audio usingSiRF star III GPS engine, external typeFirst start sensitivity: -134dBmRestart sensitivity: -146dBmSensitivity in motion: -153dBm12V, 1AIn storage: -35 ~ 75ŪCIn running: -10 ~ 60ŪC182֮ţ117֮ţ34.2֮493gDetails Remark
Customer support and Product EnquiryCustomer support and Product EnquiryCustomer support and Product EnquiryThe product warranty period is calculated from the date of product purchase. Therefore, make sureto write down the purchase data and keep your sales receipt for proper after service.[If the product purchase date cannot be known, the product warranty period will start 3 monthsfrom the manufacturing date or import customs clearance date.]Customer Service CenterCustomer service and complaint reportingYou can make an enquiry or ask advice about the product through a phone call or in the web site.DVS SALES,INC 1180 ASTER AVE, SUNNYVALE, CA 94086TEL : 408 260 3303FAX : 408 260 3304EMAIL : cs.dvs@dvs.co.krHOME PAGE : www.dvssales.comNavigation System 81
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