LITE ON TECHNOLOGY VN910F GPS Navigation System and Music Player User Manual Manual
LITE-ON Technology Corp. GPS Navigation System and Music Player Manual
Manual
V
N910
User Guide
VN910 Use
r
Guide: Februar
y
2007
All reasonable attempts are made to ensure that this User Guide is up-to-date and accurate.
However, please note that due to circumstances beyond our control, certain appearances,
features or operations may vary slightly from those described here. Contents are subject to
change without notice.
Contents
Important Safety Instructions
General.......................................................................................6
Working Conditions ....................................................................6
Design Limitations ......................................................................7
User Scenario/Habit ...................................................................7
Introduction
About the VN910 ........................................................................8
Package Contents ................................................................8
Features................................................................................9
Front ................................................................................9
Rear ................................................................................9
Top ................................................................................10
Bottom ...........................................................................10
Left and ri
g
ht sides........................................................10
Initial Setup
Switch the Device On ...............................................................11
Screen Calibration ....................................................................11
Set the Time/Date.....................................................................11
Insert the SD/MMC Card ..........................................................12
Connecting to a Compute
r
Establishin
g
device-PC connec
t
ion ....................................13
Charging the Device
Battery Indicators......................................................................14
LED indicators ....................................................................14
Usin
g
the
A
C
A
da
p
t
o
r
...............................................................14
Ca
r
Installation
Setting up the VN910 in your vehicle ....................................... 15
Usin
g
t
he suc
t
ion cup ...................................................15
Basics
Navigation Options...................................................................19
Using the touch screen....................................................... 19
Using the hard keys............................................................ 19
Main menu screen ...................................................................19
Navigation
A
ccessin
g
the Na
v
i
g
ation Function..........................................21
MP3 Playe
r
Accessing the MP3 Player ....................................................... 22
Mp3 Player Screen Definitions................................................. 23
Display................................................................................ 23
Buttons ............................................................................... 23
Using the Player....................................................................... 24
Playing music ..................................................................... 24
Adjusting the volume .......................................................... 24
Changing the order of tracks .............................................. 24
Repeating tracks ................................................................ 24
Crea
t
in
g
apla
y
lis
t
...............................................................25
Photo
V
iewe
r
Accessing the Photo Viewer .................................................... 26
Using the Photo Viewer ...........................................................27
Viewing photos ...................................................................27
Usin
g
t
he slideshow............................................................28
Settings
Accessing the Setup Screen ....................................................29
Adjusting the Settings...............................................................30
Setting the Time/Date .........................................................30
Changing the Time Zone...............................................30
Changing the Time/Date ...............................................32
Volume................................................................................33
FM Transmitter ...................................................................34
Screen options ....................................................................36
Adjusting the Brightness ...............................................36
Adjusting the Idle Time..................................................36
Calibrating the Screen...................................................37
Choosing the Language......................................................38
System Information .............................................................39
Resetting the Device
Performing a soft reset .............................................................40
Performin
g
aha
r
d reset............................................................40
Troubleshootin
g
Guide
Important Safety
Instructions
Please read and follow these safety instructions before using your device for
t
he first time
,
and save them fo
r
futu
r
e reference.
General
•
Keep away from extremely hot, cold or humid conditions.
•
Do not allow the device to get wet.
•
Avoid shocks or vibrations.
•
Do not open your device. Any attempts to open this device will void the warranty.
•
Wipe the touch screen only with a lint-free cloth, slightly dampened, while the device is
switched off.
•
Do not
p
lace ob
j
ects on to
p
of
t
he device.
Working Conditions
•
Do not charge the device in extremely hot or cold conditions.
•
If the red LED is flashing, please recharge the device immediately.
•
Please use the car charger when possible during in-car use.
•
Please only use the supplied USB cable.
•
Please do not use other chargers or adaptors, as these may damage your device.
•
Only use the supplied MMCX equipment to connect to an external antenna.
•
Do not operate this device in extremely hot or cold conditions.
6
Desi
g
n Limitations
Important Safet
y
Inst
r
uctions
•
Do not remove the SD/MMC card while using the photo viewer or MP3 functions.
•
If you need to format the SD/MMC card, please specify the FAT file system.
•
Please only use images of an acceptable format with the photo viewer.
•
During charging, the LED will be orange until charging is complete, at which time it wil
l
change to green. If the charger is removed and connected again, the LED will remai
n
orange for approximately 30 minutes before changing to green.
•
The MP3
p
la
y
er su
p
p
or
t
s m
p
3, wav and wma formats.
User Scenario/Habit
•
Do not operate this device while you are driving.
•
Before first use, please charge this device for at least 8 hours.
•
For the best possible initial GPS fix, please be outdoors, in an open space, with a clear
sky.
•
When using the GPS function, the folding GPS antenna should be positioned so that it is
parallel with the gound (i.e. it is in a horizontal position).
•
Do not store this device in extremely hot or cold conditions.
•
Before first use, please make sure that the hardware reset switch is in the correct
position. Leave in this position from then on.
•
To switch the device on, press the power button for 3 seconds. To switch off, hold the
power button for 3 seconds.
•
Do not use this device in damp, wet or rainy conditions.
•
The use of FM transmitters is illegal in some countries. Make sure it is legal for you to
use the FM transmitter function of this device before doing so.
•
The navigation information offered by this device is for reference only. We cannot
guarantee that the information on this device will always be 100% accurate, so you
should watch the road for indications or dangers in the same way as usual. Please use
7
Introduction
About the VN910
The VN910 is not only a portable GPS navigation system which can be used
in or out of the car, it is also an mp3 player with a built-in speaker (can still be
used with earphones if you prefer) and photo viewer. It can also transmmit
audio through an FM transmitter, which you can pick up on your car radio.
Package Contents
Please check that you have the following items (Note that some items may be
optional, or in some cases extra items may be included. Please check with
your retailer if you are unsure). If any items are missing, please contact your
retailer immediately. Packaging should be saved for future use.
•
VN910 unit
•
Car mount kit
•
Car charger
•
SD card (Optional)
•
AC Adaptor
•
Mini USB cable
•
VN910 Getting Started Guide (Optional)
•
VN910 Warranty Booklet (Optional)
•
Navigation software Quick Start Guide (Optional)
•
Navigation software CD (Optional)
8
Introduction
Features
F
r
ont
1
1.
Powe
r
LED
Rea
r
1
1.
S
p
ea
k
e
r
9
Int
r
oduction
Top
1 2
1.
Powe
r
button
2.
Volume control
Bottom
12
1.
Hardware reset switch
2.
Sof
t
rese
t
but
t
on
Left and
r
i
g
ht sides
1
2 4
3
1.
Ex
t
e
r
nal antenna connec
t
o
r
2.
Headphone jack
3.
Mini USB port/DC in
4.
SD/MMC card slo
t
10
Initial Setup
To use
y
ou
r
VN910 fo
r
the firs
t
time,
p
lease follow
t
hese instructions.
Switch the Device On
To switch on the device for the first time, slide the hardware reset switch left
to the “ON” position.
NOTE:
Af
te
r
swi
t
ching you
r
de
v
ice on fo
r
t
he first time, you should no
t
use the hardwar
e
reset switch again unless you want to do a hardware reset. See “Resetting the Device” o
n
page 40 for more information. Instead, use the power button on the top of the device.
Screen Calibration
When you switch the device on for the first time, you will have to calibrate the
screen. Follow the simple on-screen instructions to do this.
Set the Time/Date
You may wish to set the time before you first use the device. For information
on setting the time and date, see “Setting the Time/Date” on page 30.
Fo
r
more information on othe
r
se
t
up options, see “Set
t
in
g
s” on pa
g
e 29.
11
Initial Setup
Insert the SD/MMC Card
Any music tracks or photos that you may transfer from your computer are
stored on the SD/MMC card.
To insert the SD/MMC card, make sure it is aligned correctly, and then push it
into the SD/MMC slot on the right-hand side of the device until you hear an
audible signal to say that it has been correctly inserted.
NOTE: Should you e
v
er need
t
o remove the SD/MMC card, push it in a little and let it
pop out.
12
Connectin
g
to a Computer
Establishing device-PC connection
Connect the smaller end of the supplied USB cable to the mini-USB port o
n
the left-hand side of your device. Connect the larger end of the USB cable t
o
an available USB port on your computer.
13
Char
g
in
g
the Device
Battery Indicators
Your device uses a rechargeable 1200 mAh Lithium Ion battery. The battery
icon is located on the top right-hand corner of the Main Menu screen and
indicates the battery level, or charging state, as follows:
- Charger attached. Battery charging.
- Running on battery power. Battery fully charged.
- Runnin
g
on batter
y
powe
r
.Bat
t
e
r
y
low. Char
g
in
g
r
ecommended.
When the battery reaches an extremely low level, a warning message will
appear. When you see this message, you must recharge the battery
immediatel
y
.
LED indicators
•
Blue - Charging
•
Green - Fully charged (charger plugged in)
•
Flashing blue - Low battery
Using the AC
A
dapto
r
Plug the AC adaptor into an AC power souce, then plug the other end into the
Mini USB/DC in connecto
r
on
t
he left side of
y
ou
r
device.
Please charge you
r
device fo
r
8hou
r
s before initial use.
After the first charge, recharging the device will normally take approximately 4
hours.
14
Car Installation
Setting up the
V
N910 in you
r
vehicle
Use the VN910 car kit to set up your device in your vehicle. The car kit can
either be used on the windshield (using the suction cup), or on the dashboard
(using the self adhesive disk and the suction cup together).
C
A
UTION: Please che
c
k with local laws
r
egarding the mounting o
f
devices on o
r
close
to the windshield of your vehicle.
C
A
UTION: Do not mount the devi
c
e
w
here it obs
c
ures
y
our view of the road.
C
A
UTION: Do no
t
moun
t
the device anywhe
r
e where i
t
migh
t
af
f
ec
t
t
he deploymen
t
of
any airbags.
Usin
g
the suction cup
NOTE: Make su
r
e that the mountin
g
surfa
c
e is clean be
f
o
r
e moun
t
in
g
t
he car
k
it.
1.
Fi
x
the suction cup to
t
he selected a
r
ea with the locking leve
r
facing up
(A), then flip the locking lever away from you to create a vacuum between
the suction cup and the mounting surface (B).
15
Car Installation
NOTE: Ma
k
e su
r
e tha
t
the suc
t
ion bond is st
r
ong enough be
f
o
r
e p
r
oceeding
t
o the next
step.
2.
Feed the car charger cable down the back of the car holder.
3.
Insert the pegs on the car mount’s holder plate to the holes on the back of
the car holder, then move the car holder downwards until both parts are
en
g
age
d
.
16
Car Installation
4.
Doc
k
t
he device on the ca
r
holder.
5.
A
d
j
us
t
t
he ca
r
mount fo
r
t
he best viewin
g
an
g
le.
17
Car Installation
6.
A
fte
r
settin
g
up the de
v
ice on the ca
r
mount, connec
t
t
he ca
r
char
g
er.
18
Basics
Navi
g
ation O
p
tions
Using the touch screen
This device does not require a stylus and can be operated with your finger.
This leads to a much more natural way to operate the device.
As well as tapping options on the screen, in certain cases it is also possibl
e
to drag, for example in the Photo Viewer it is possible to drag a photo when i
t
does not fit on the screen.
Using the hard keys
V
olume dial - Rotate
r
i
g
h
t
o
r
lef
t
t
oincrease o
r
dec
r
ease
t
he
v
olume.
Main menu screen
After going through the initial screen calibration, you will see the Main Men
u
screen. This is the screen that you will generally come back to each time yo
u
exit other functions.
At
the
t
op of the Main Menu sc
r
een,
y
ou will see the speake
r
v
olume, time
/
date and battery icon.
•
To adjust the volume, use the volume dial on the right-hand side of the device.
•
To adjust the time/date, see “Setting the Time/Date” on page 30.
•
For more information on the battery icon, see “Charging the Device” on page 14.
19
Basics
The
r
e are also fou
r
pro
g
r
am icons on
t
he Main Menu panel.
Navigator. Refer to the Navigation software
documentation for more information on how to use the
device in navi
g
ation mode.
MP3. See “MP3 Player” on page 22 for more
information.
Photo. See “Photo Viewer” on page 26 for more
information.
Se
t
up. See “Settin
g
s” on pa
g
e 29 for mo
r
e information.
20
Navi
g
ation
Accessing the Navigation Function
Switch the unit on and tap Navi
g
ato
r
in
t
he Main Menu screen.
A
fte
r
t
he a
pp
lication loads, the main Navi
g
a
t
o
r
menu will a
p
p
ear.
Fo
r
more information
r
egarding
t
he Naviga
t
o
r
function please see
t
he
Navi
g
a
t
or software’s documentation.
21
MP3 Pla
y
er
This cha
p
te
r
describes how to use the MP3
p
la
y
e
r
included on this device.
Accessing the MP3 Playe
r
Switch the unit on and ta
p
MP3 in
t
he Main Menu screen.
The MP3 screen will now appear in the displa
y
:
NOTE: Music must be loaded to the SD memo
r
y ca
r
d from you
r
computer. See
“Conne
c
tin
g
to a Computer” on pa
g
e 13 for more info
r
mation.
NOTE: The
f
ollowin
g
file formats can be pla
y
ed on
t
he MP3 Pla
y
er: MP3, WM
A
, WAV.
22
M
p
3 Pla
y
e
r
Screen Definitions
MP3 Pla
y
e
r
Dis
p
la
y
Distance throu
g
h
R
e
p
eat
Shuffle
Volume
Track
Buttons
Play / Pause
Skip back
Shuffle
Browse
Repeat
Stop
Volume
+/-
Minimis Inf Exi
23
MP3 Playe
r
Usin
g
the Pla
y
e
r
Pla
y
in
g
music
T
o pla
y
o
r
pause music, tap the Pla
y
/Pause button .
To skip to
t
he ne
x
ttrac
k
,tapthe Skip
f
o
r
wa
r
d button .
To go to the beginning of the current track or skip back to the previous track,
tap the Skip back button .
Ad
j
ustin
g
the volume
To adjust the volume, press the
V
olume +/- buttons .
A
l
t
ernativel
y,
y
ou can use the volume dial on the side of the de
v
ice.
Changing
the o
r
de
r
o
f
tracks
To choose between playing tracks in random or sequential order, tap the
Shuffle button . The current order is indicated in the top right-hand side
of the screen (Play mode).
Re
p
eatin
g
tracks
To choose between repeating tracks or not, tap the Repeat button . The
cu
r
rent mode is indica
t
ed in the
t
o
p
r
i
g
h
t
-hand side of the screen.
24
MP3 Pla
y
e
r
Creatin
g
a
p
la
y
list
Tap the B
r
owse button . The following screen will now appear in the
dis
p
la
y
NOTE: B
y
default, all music t
r
acks on the SD/MMC
c
ard a
r
e added to the pla
y
list.
NOTE: To change whi
c
h tra
c
k is highligh
t
ed,
t
ap
t
he up
/
down arrow keys o
r
tap the
track on the touch screen.
•
To remove ALL tracks from the play list, press the Remove all tracks button . You
will be asked to confirm this operation.
•
To remove only the currently highlighted track, press the Remove track button .
•
To add tracks, press the Add track button , then navigate to the track(s) you
would like to add.
•
Whe
n
y
o
u
h
a
ve
fi
n
i
s
h
ed
e
d
i
t
in
g
t
h
e
p
la
y
l
i
st
t
a
p
NOTE: For more information,
t
a
p
.
NOTE: To exi
t
the mp3 pla
y
e
r
, tap .
25
Photo Viewer
This cha
p
ter describes how
t
o access and use the
p
ho
t
o viewe
r
.
Accessing the Photo Viewe
r
Switch the unit on and ta
p
Photo in the Main Menu screen.
The Pho
t
o Viewe
r
screen will now a
p
p
ea
r
in the dis
p
la
y
:
NOTE: Unre
c
o
g
nised files o
r
folders will be appear with question mar
k
s
(
?
)
.
26
Usin
g
the Photo
V
iewe
r
Photo
V
iewe
r
You can view ei
t
her indi
v
idual photos o
r
slideshows on
y
ou
r
de
v
ice.
V
iewing photos
If you cannot immediately see the photo thumbnails you are looking for, but
see folders, then you can tap these to access their contents.
You can also tap Scroll up or Sc
r
oll down to search up or down the
list of folders or photos.
NOTE: To mo
v
e up one level while b
r
owsing for photos, tap
Once
y
ou ta
p
on a thumbnail,
y
ou will see a screen simila
r
to
t
he followin
g
:
You will see several options at the bottom of the screen, which are defined as
follows:
- Zoom in
(Y
ou can also use the zoom in ke
y)
- Zoom out
(
You canalsousethezoom ou
t
k
e
y)
- View photo at defaul
t
r
o
t
a
t
ion
- View pho
t
o at 90°
(
cloc
k
wise
)
r
o
t
a
t
ion
- View pho
t
o at 90°
(
an
t
iclockwise
)
rotation
- View p
r
evious photo
27
Photo
V
iewe
r
- View nex
t
p
hoto
- Exit screen
Usin
g
the slideshow
From the Photo Viewer screen, press the Slideshow button . The
slideshow will start.
To sto
p
the slideshow
,
click an
y
whe
r
eon
t
he sc
r
een.
NOTE: Photos must be loaded to
t
he SD memory ca
r
d from your compu
t
e
r
. See
“Conne
c
tin
g
to a Computer” on pa
g
e 13 for more info
r
mation.
NOTE: The following file formats can be viewed on you
r
devi
c
e: BMP, GIF (S
t
ill
images), JPEG, PNG.
NOTE: When not all o
f
the pho
t
o is viewable (due
t
o using
t
he zoom
f
unction), you can
drag the photo by tapping anywhere on the photo and moving it in any direction.
NOTE: For more information,
t
ap .
NOTE: To exit the photo
v
iewer, tap .
28
Settin
g
s
Accessing the Setup Screen
To access the settings features on your device:
Switch the unit on and tap Setup in the Main Menu screen.
The Se
t
u
p
screen will now a
pp
ea
r
in
t
he dis
p
la
y
:
From
t
his screen
y
ou can access:
A
udio Setting
–
A
djus
t
t
he volume and se
t
up the FM transmit
t
e
r
Screen Setting – Calibrate touch screen and adjust brightness and idle time.
Time/Date – Set the time/date
Language – Select the default language
System Info – View system information
29
Settings
Ad
j
ustin
g
the Settin
g
s
Setting the Time/Date
Choose Time
/
Date from the Setup screen.
The Time/Date screen will now appea
r
in the displa
y
:
Chan
g
in
g
the Time Zone
Ta
p
30
Settin
g
s
Tap on a
r
e
g
ion .
Ta
p
on a cit
y
.
Tap
31
Settin
g
s
Chan
g
in
g
the Time
/
Date
Tap
The followin
g
sc
r
een will appear: .
To change the Time, tap one of the time fields, then use and to
ad
j
ust.
To change the Date, tap one of the date fields, then use and to
ad
j
ust.
When
y
ou have finished ad
j
us
t
in
g
the time/date, ta
p
.
32
Settin
g
s
V
olume
Choose
A
udio Settin
g
f
r
om the Setup screen.
The
A
udio Settin
g
screen will now a
p
p
ear in the dis
p
la
y
.
Tap o
r
to ad
j
us
t
t
he volume.
When
y
ou have finished ad
j
ustin
g
the volume, tap .
33
Settin
g
s
FM Transmitte
r
The FM transmitter can be used to transmit audio as a radio signal that can
be picked up on your car radio.
Choose
A
udio Settin
g
f
r
om the Setup screen.
The
A
udio Settin
g
screen will now a
p
p
ear in the dis
p
la
y
.
34
Settin
g
s
Ta
p
t
o access the FM t
r
ansmitte
r
screen.
You can specify two channels to transmit the audio to your radio. That way if
one channel ex
p
e
r
iences in
t
erfe
r
ences
,
y
ou can chan
g
eto
t
he othe
r
channel.
To choose which channel to ad
j
ust, tap o
r
,then
t
ap o
r
t
o ad
j
us
t
t
he frequenc
y
fo
r
tha
t
channel.
To activate the FM
t
r
ansmi
t
ter, chack the check box.
When you have finished adjusting the FM transmitter, tap .
Now simply tune your car radio into the same frequency.
35
Settin
g
s
Screen options
Choose Screen Settin
g
from the Setup screen.
The Screen settin
g
sc
r
een will now a
p
p
ea
r
in
t
he dis
p
la
y
:
Ad
j
ustin
g
the Bri
g
htness
Tap o
r
t
o ad
j
us
t
t
he backli
g
ht b
r
i
g
htness.
A
d
j
usting the Idle Time
To adjust the idle time (the time the device will wait before going to sleep if not
being used), tap the right or left arrows.
36
Settin
g
s
Calibratin
g
the Sc
r
een
To calibrate
t
he sc
r
een, tap .
Now follow the inst
r
uctions to calibrate
t
he sc
r
een.
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Settin
g
s
Choosing the Language
Choose Lan
g
ua
g
efrom the Setup sc
r
een.
The Lan
g
ua
g
e screen will now appear in
t
he displa
y
:
NOTE: I
f
y
ou cannot immedia
t
el
y
see
t
he language you a
r
e looking for, you can
Scroll
up or Scroll down to search up or down the list of langauges.
Tap the lan
g
ua
g
e
y
ou want
t
o use,
t
hen
t
ap .
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Settin
g
s
System Information
Choose S
y
stem In
f
ofrom the Setup screen.
The S
y
stem Info screen will now appea
r
in the displa
y
:
He
r
e
y
ou can see info
r
ma
t
ion about
y
ou
r
device.
Tap to exit this screen.
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Resettin
g
the Device
If your device ever stops responding to your commands, you may need to
reset it. There are two reset options: a soft reset and a hard reset. Always try
t
he sof
t
reset first, as
t
his simpl
y
r
estarts the device and clears
t
he memor
y
.
Performing a soft reset
Use a pen or similar object to press the soft reset button at the bottom of your
device.
Performing a hard reset
If a soft reset does not correct the problem, perform a hard reset. A hard reset
will delete settings and reset the GPS. To perform a hard reset, move the
hardware reset switch to the right and then back to the left.
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Regulation & Safety & notices.
1. FCC Notices
Federal Communication Commission
Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in
a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
z Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
z Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
z Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
z Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)
This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This device and its antenna(s) must not be co-located or
operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
2.R&TTE Notices
3.Caution
Caution:
1. risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
2. Dispose of used batteries according to the instruction.
Troubleshootin
g
Guide
Problem Possible Reason Solution
Device will not
switch on. Hardware rese
t
switch is in th
e
wron
g
position.
Make sure the hardware reset
switch has not been moved to
the OFF position. If it has, move
it back to the ON position..
Battery is flat. Make sure that the battery is
properly charged. See
“Charging the Device” on
p
a
g
e 14 for mo
r
einforma
t
ion.
Bad reception. Folding antenna i
s
in closed or wron
g
position.
Car windows are
tinted, blocking
GPS reception.
Signal is weak in
this area.
Unfold the folding antenna and
make sure that it is parallel with
the ground, i.e. in a horizontal
position..
Use an external antenna.
Use an external antenna.
New Memory
Card doesn’t
work.
Screen is frozen,
or device is
behaving
strangely
I have a problem
with the
navigator
software.
I cannot play
music on the
device.
My music
appears to be
playing, but I
cannot hear it.
Card has not yet
been formatted
correctly.
Device is in need
of a reset.
Music may be the
wrong format
Music track(s)
may be corrupt.
Volume is set too
low.
Format card using FAT file
system
Perform a soft reset, or if
necessary a hard reset. See
“Resetting the Device” on
page 40 for more information.
For all Navigator related
questions, please refer to the
specific Navigator software
manual.
Make sure that all music is MP3,
WMA, or WAV format.
Make sure that the track plays
correctly on your computer.
Increase the volume.
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Troubleshootin
g
Guide
I cannot see my
photos.
The touch
screen does not
react correctly to
fin
g
e
r
ta
p
s.
Music track(s)
may be corrupt.
When earphones
are plugged in, the
speakers are
automatically
muted.
Images may be
the wrong format.
Image file(s) may
be corrupt.
The touch screen
may need to be
re-calibrated
Make sure that the track plays
correctly on your computer.
Listen through the earphones,
or disconnect them to hear
sound from the speakers.
Make sure that your images are
j
pg or bmp format.
Make sure that the image can
be viewed correctly on your
computer.
Re-calibrate the screen. See
“Calibrating the Screen” on
p
a
g
e 37 for mo
r
einforma
t
ion.
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