Pharos Science and Applications PDR-140 Portable Navigation Device w/ Bluetooth User Manual Drive GPS 140 UserMan 0926
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Pharos Drive GPS 140 Portable Navigation Device User Manual User instructions for operating the Pharos Drive GPS 140 Pharos Legal Notices Copyright Pharos Drive GPS 140 User’s Manual Original issue: August 2006 NOTE: Record the device ID, serial number, purchase date, and place of pur- chase information in the space provided below. The serial number is indicated on the label affixed to your Pharos device. All correspondence concerning your unit should include the serial number, device ID, and purchase information. Pharos and the Pharos logo are registered trademarks of Pharos Inc. Other products or system names appearing in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Changes may be made periodically to the information in this publication without obligation to notify any person of such revision or changes. Such changes will be incorporated in new editions of this User’s Manual or supplementary documents and publications. NOTE: Information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Revision: 1.00 August 2006 No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Pharos Inc. DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Pharos and its subsidiaries makes no representations or warranties, either expressed or implied, with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Pharos and its subsidiaries assume no responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of the Pharos Drive GPS 140. Pharos Drive GPS 140 Introduction Pharos Warnings and Notices For your safety, do not operate the controls of the product while driving. Warning: Try not to expose the Drive GPS 140 to extreme temperatures for long periods of time. GPS satellite signals cannot typically pass through solid materials (except glass). GPS location information is not typically available inside buildings, tunnels, or underground parking lots. FCC Warning The Drive GPS 140 PND has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 of 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 generates, uses, and can radiate radio-frequency energy. If it is not installed and used properly, it may cause interference with radio and television reception. A minimum of 4 GPS satellite signals is needed to calculate your GPS position. Signal reception can be affected by weather events or overhead obstacles (e.g. dense foliage and tall buildings). Other wireless devices in the vehicle may interfere with the reception of satellite signals and cause the reception to be unstable. Adapter Do not attempt to service the unit. There are no serviceable parts inside. Replace the unit if it is damaged or exposed to excess moisture. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help. Do not use the adapter if the cord becomes damaged. Connect the adapter to the proper power source. The voltage requirements are found on the product case and/or packaging. Battery This unit contains a non-replaceable internal Lithium Ion battery. The battery can burst or explode, releasing hazardous chemicals. To reduce the risk of fire or burns, do not disassemble, crush, puncture, or dispose of in fire or water. Use only the specified charger approved by the manufacturer. CAUTION:Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the grantee of this device could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. WARNING: The Lithium-Ion battery in the device must be recycled or disposed of properly. Pharos Drive GPS 140 WARNING: The equipment complies with FCC RF exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.The equipment must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Introduction Pharos Table of Contents Chapter 1 Drive GPS 140 PND Features and Specifications ........ 6 1.1 Pharos Drive GPS 140 PND features ................................................6 1.2 Drive GPS 140 Specifications ...........................................................6 Chapter 2 Getting Started ................................................................ 8 2.1 Hardware overview ............................................................................8 2.1.1 Packing list ................................................................................8 2.1.2 Front Panel ................................................................................8 2.2 Mounting the Drive GPS 140 in your vehicle .................................10 2.2.1 To set up the device on your vehicle: .....................................10 2.3 Using the mounting bracket. ............................................................11 Chapter 3 Using the Drive GPS 140 .............................................. 13 3.1 Drive GPS 140 Operating Basics ....................................................13 3.2 To turn on and calibrate the device: ................................................13 3.3 To configure system settings: ..........................................................14 3.4 Additional System settings ..............................................................16 3.5 Backlight ..........................................................................................16 3.6 Volume ............................................................................................16 3.7 Power ...............................................................................................16 3.8 System Information .........................................................................17 Chapter 4 Synchronization with a PC ........................................... 18 4.1 Exchanging data between the Drive GPS 140 and your PC ............18 4.1.1 Using the SD slot ....................................................................18 4.1.2 To insert a storage card: ..........................................................18 4.1.3 To remove a storage card: .......................................................18 4.1.4 Establishing device-PC connection .........................................18 4.2 Installing Microsoft ActiveSync ......................................................19 4.2.1 Minimum installation requirements: .......................................19 4.2.2 To install Microsoft ActiveSync on your computer: ..............19 4.3 Installing Contacts Manager ............................................................20 4.3.1 To install Contacts Manager: ..................................................20 4.3.2 Creating a partnership .............................................................21 Pharos Drive GPS 140 Chapter 5 Contacts Management ..................................................22 5.1 Contacts ...........................................................................................22 5.1.1 Using Contacts ........................................................................22 5.1.2 To open Contacts: ...................................................................22 5.1.3 Creating a new contact ............................................................22 5.1.4 Editing contact information ....................................................23 5.1.5 Navigating to a contacts address .............................................23 5.1.6 Importing contacts to your Drive GPS 140. ............................23 5.1.7 Exporting contacts from your Drive GPS 140. .......................24 5.1.8 Deleting contacts .....................................................................24 Chapter 6 Entertainment ................................................................25 6.1 Drive GPS 140 Multimedia Player ..................................................25 6.2 Using the different media players ....................................................25 6.3 MP3 .................................................................................................25 6.3.1 Using the MP3 player. ............................................................25 6.3.2 To enter into the different media players. ...............................25 6.4 Video Player ....................................................................................27 6.4.1 Using the Video Player. ..........................................................27 6.4.2 To enter into the different media players. ...............................27 6.5 Photo Viewer ...................................................................................28 6.5.1 Viewing files in Slide Show mode ..........................................28 6.5.2 Using the Photo Album ...........................................................29 Chapter 7 Hands-free calling/Bluetooth .......................................30 7.1 Drive GPS 140 Bluetooth ................................................................30 7.1.1 Connecting to your bluetooth mobile phone ...........................30 7.1.2 Making and receiving calls .....................................................32 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting and Maintenance ..............................34 8.1 General troubleshooting ...................................................................34 8.1.1 System stops responding; is “frozen” or “locked up.” ............34 8.1.2 If your device still does not respond, do a “hard reset.” .........34 8.1.3 Users can also perform a “system reset.” ................................34 Table of Contents Pharos 8.1.4 Screen responds slowly ...........................................................34 8.1.5 Inaccurate response to taps. ....................................................34 8.1.6 Connection Problems with PC. ...............................................34 8.1.7 No GPS connection .................................................................34 8.1.8 No sound coming from the device. .........................................34 8.1.9 I can’t see my photos. .............................................................34 8.1.10 Takes longer than normal time to get a GPS fix. ..................34 8.1.11 Factory reset does not mean a GPS reset. .............................34 8.2 Maintenance .....................................................................................35 8.2.1 Storage precautions .................................................................35 8.2.2 Accessories and repair precautions .........................................35 Pharos Drive GPS 140 Table of Contents Pharos Chapter 1 Drive GPS 140 PND Features and Specifications 1.1 Table 1: Drive GPS 140 dimensions and specifications Pharos Drive GPS 140 PND features The Pharos Drive GPS 140 Portable Navigation device is a powerful multifunction GPS/multimedia navigation and entertainment device. • • • • • • • • • 1.2 Compact size and lightweight Integrated GPS receiver for GPS navigation Embedded SD card slot ensuring ample data storage for mapping and application software Incorporates high-performance GPS antenna High-resolution color LCD 4” wide touch screen with 16:9 scale Bluetooth v2.0 supported with hands-free, headset profiles TMC (traffic message channel) supported Multimedia functionality with high performance processor Hardware Main unit CPU NAND Flash RAM Bluetooth Control Navigation pad Pharos Drive GPS 140 Indicators Headphone jack Memory Extension Green/red for power, blue for Bluetooth 3.5 mm, stereo SD Memory Slot 4" Touchscreen, 480 x 272 pixel, TFT, 16.7M colors MiniUSB, external GPS-antenna, external TMC antenna, SD slot USB v1.1 Connectors USB Interface Software Video playback, image viewer, audio playback, navigation, Contacts, RDS-TMC (optional) OS Windows CE 5.0 Bluetooth Profiles Hands-free, DUN, SPP -Answer phone, Volume up/down, Dial up, Hang up phone, Reject phone, Caller ID display, Echo cancellation, Dialing-out Functions Table 1: Drive GPS 140 dimensions and specifications Overall dimensions (w/o antenna) Weight (incl. battery) Item Display Drive GPS 140 Specifications Category Category Item 146.874 mm x 88.31mm x 26.74 mm 270g Main Battery Type Voltage/Capacity Runtime (GPS on, Backlight on) Charge time Samsung S3C2440, 400 MHz, ARM compatible 256MB, Up to 2GB 64MB Bluetooth v2.0 compatible 5 Touch keys Touch screen Rechargeable Li-Ion 3.7V, 1900mAh Approximately 2h (typ.) 4.5 hours GPS Chapter 1 Features and Specifications Pharos Table 1: Drive GPS 140 dimensions and specifications Category Item Type Chipset Antenna type Very first start time (cold start) Warm start (after fix and power-off >= 4hrs) Hot start (after fix and power-off < 4hrs) internal SiRF GSC3 Patch antenna Car Adapter Input rating Output rating Power indicator Fuse Certificates AC Adapter AC-Rating DC-Rating Protection class Certificates Extras USB ActiveSync Cable Length Pharos Drive GPS 140 typ. 42 sec typ. 35 sec typ. 1 sec 12-24V 5.0V, 2A Red LED, non blinking 2A e-Mark 110-240V, 50-60Hz 5.0V, 2A II, LPS CE, UL, TUV Main plugs exchangeable for supporting UK, EU, US and Korea areas 120 cm Chapter 1 Features and Specifications Pharos Chapter 2 Getting Started This chapter describes the hardware interface of the Pharos Drive GPS 140 and its peripherals. Instructions for setting up the device and some basic system operations are also discussed. 2.1.2 Front Panel Figure 1: Front Panel View NOTE: Although the Drive GPS 140 rechargeable Li-Ion battery comes approximately 30% charged, before using, it is best to connect the AC adapter and plug to power socket and fully charge the battery. The On/Off button will glow yellow when charging. 2.1 Hardware overview This section introduces the Drive GPS 140 external features and hardware components. 2.1.1 Packing list The Pharos Drive GPS 140 box contains all of the items listed below: • • • • • • • • • • • Drive GPS 140 Portable Navigation Device Car mount kit Car charger AC adaptor USB cable User documentation Drive GPS 140 Portable Navigation Device Companion CD Drive GPS 140 Portable Navigation Device Quick Start Manual Drive GPS 140 Portable Navigation Device Warranty Book Carrying bag (optional) ear phone (optional) Table 2: Front panel controls No. Function NOTE: AC converters match your region of purchase and many times have different connectors. Pharos Drive GPS 140 Main Menu Video player Music player Navigation Microphone LED Speaker Volume Up and Down Description Shortcut to main menu home Shortcut to video player interface Shortcut to audio player interface Goes to Navigation function Microphone Glows blue when Bluetooth connected Speaker Touch and slide to increase/decrease volume Chapter 2 Getting Started Pharos Figure 2: Top and Bottom view Figure 3: Left and Right side view Table 3: Top and Bottom controls Table 4: Left and Right panel controls No. Function No. Function Power button USB input On/Off Reset Normal On/Off power button. Connects to the USB cable. The main power/battery cutoff switch. Restarts your device with a soft reset. 1 Headphone 2 DC Power input FM/TMC antenna 4 SD slot 5 GPS antenna 6 Light sensor Pharos Drive GPS 140 Standard stereo headphone jack. For Adapter or car charger For FM/TMC reception Accepts a SD (Secure Digital) card for data storage. This connector (under rubber dust cover) allows use of an optional external GPS antenna. Automatically adjust Backlight to light conditions (nighttime/daytime). Chapter 2 Getting Started Pharos Figure 4: Drive GPS 140 mounting cradle with slots for car mount 2.2 Mounting the Drive GPS 140 in your vehicle The Drive GPS 140 comes with a car mount kit and a car charger to help install your device in your vehicle. The car mount kit uses a suction cup on the windshield to offer flexible mounting options for the Drive GPS 140 Warning: Some countries prohibit the mounting of any electronic device on the vehicle dashboard. Be sure to check your local laws for acceptable mounting areas before installing the car mount bracket. Please check all local laws before setting up the navigation device in any vehicle. Occassionally, GPS signal reception is obstructed when the device is mounted in the car. In this case, an external GPS antenna is needed to connect to the device. The antenna connector is located at the top back part of the Drive GPS 140. 2.2.1 To set up the device on your vehicle: This section shows how to install the car mount kit in your vehicle’s windshield using the suction cup. The Drive GPS 140 uses a snap on mounting cradle to use when the device attaches to the car mount. Below is the backside view of the Drive GPS 140 in the cradle. Pharos Drive GPS 140 10 Chapter 2 Getting Started Pharos 2.3 Figure 5: Car mount 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Table 5: Car mounting No. Component Cradle plate Rotate Adjust Horizontal Rotate Adjust Vertical Main bracket Suction cup locking lever Suction cup 7 Suction cup release tab Pharos Drive GPS 140 Using the mounting bracket. Clean the mounting surface with a glass cleaner and a clean cotton cloth. If the ambient temperature is below +15°C (60°F), you can warm the mounting area and the suction cup (e.g. with a hair dryer) to ensure a strong suction bond. Install the car mount on the selected area. a. Fix the suction cup to the selected area with the locking lever facing up for easier access. b. Flip the locking lever away from you to create a vacuum between the suction cup and the window surface. Make sure that the suction is strong and stable before proceeding to the next step. Slide the Drive GPS 140 cradle bracket onto the device connector mount. After you are sure the mounting bracket is safe and secure, attach the Drive GPS 140 into its cradle bracket. It snaps in easily with the quick release connectors. Adjust the car mount for the best viewing angle. Connect the car charger into the cigarette lighter receptacle. The car charger LED indicator will glow blue when powered. Plug the car charger into the side of the Drive GPS 140 and position the cord to an appropriate location. NOTE: Your car may be required to switch the vehicle ignition into the accessories position to power the cigarette lighter. Your Drive GPS 140 will not charge with the ignition off. Description Connects the car mount to the cradle. Can rotate the device in the X plane. Can rotate the device in the Y plane. Main bracket rising off suction mount. Secures the vacuum seal of the car mount. Main suction cup. Pull to release the vacuum seal of the suction cup. 11 Chapter 2 Getting Started Pharos Figure 6: Power cord plugs into lighter Figure 7: Easy to adjust to any angle Warning: Try not to expose the Drive GPS 140 to extreme temperatures for long periods of time. NOTE: The car mount included may look different than the ones shown in this user’s manual. However, the operation is similar. Pharos Drive GPS 140 12 Chapter 2 Getting Started Pharos Chapter 3 Using the Drive GPS 140 3.1 2. Drive GPS 140 Operating Basics Tap the center of the black dot as it moves around the screen. After fully charging the Drive GPS 140, it is ready to be used. You can now turn it on to calibrate the screen. After screen calibration, proceed to system settings configuration. 3.2 1. To turn on and calibrate the device: Turn on your device the first time by turning on the main on/off switch on the bottom of the device. You will use the power button on the top right panel of the device for daily use (and always keep the main on/off switch on, unless storing the device for longer periods of time). After calibrating the screen, the Main Menu panel displays. NOTE: When you first turn on your device, you will be asked to calibrate the screen. This process ensures the accuracy of the touchscreen when used. Pharos Drive GPS 140 13 Chapter 3 Using the RNS-3200 Pharos 3.3 4. To configure system settings: If you intend to start using your Drive GPS 140 at once, we recommend that you configure the language and date/time settings first. The rest of the user preferences can be set up later. 1. 2. 5. To set the system language settings, tap the forward or backward arrow until the language you want appears. Tap the Up Arrow in the top left to set the language and return to the System Menu. Tap “System” in the Main menu. Tap “Language” on the System Menu panel. 6. To set the system date and time, tap on the Date arrow, Time arrow and Time Zone arrow in the Date & Time System Menu. NOTE: The controls are easy to use when configuring your device. 1. 2. 3. Tap the “Arrow” tab to select an item. Tap the +/- tab to increase or decrease values. Tap on the return Arrow in the top left corner to: a. Return to the previous screen. b. Save the settings just input. Pharos Drive GPS 140 14 Chapter 3 Using the RNS-3200 Pharos 7. 8. 9. Tap the correct Year, Month and Day by tapping on the + or -. Tap the Up Arrow in the top left to set the Date and return to the “Date & Time” Menu. 11. Next, tap “Time Zone” in the “Date & Time” Menu. 12. Tap the Up Arrow in the top left to set the Date and return to the “Date & Time” Menu. 13. Tap the Up Arrow in the top left of the “Date & Time” Menu to return to the System Menu. Tap the “Time” in the “Date & Time” Menu. You will see the window below. Select the correct time by tapping on the + or - . 10. Tap the Up Arrow in the top left to set the Date and return to the “Date & Time” Menu. Pharos Drive GPS 140 15 Chapter 3 Using the RNS-3200 Pharos 3.4 Additional System settings 3.6 Other System setting can be used to view and adjust your device current preferences. Navigate from the System Menu. 3.5 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. Volume Tap the Volume icon in the System Menu. Tap + or - to set default system sound volume. Tap the Up arrow to save and return to the System Menu. Backlight Tap the Backlight icon in the System Menu. Adjust the Backlight brightness. Adjust how long you want to wait before Backlight goes into power savings mode while using battery or connected to a power source. Tap the Up arrow to return to the System Menu. 3.7 1. 2. 3. Power Tap the Power icon in the System Menu. You can view the remaining batter power in the top bar. Adjust how long you want to wait before the Hot Key LEDs turn off automatically. NOTE: Auto backlight adjustment automatically adjusts to daytime and night. Pharos Drive GPS 140 16 Chapter 3 Using the RNS-3200 Pharos 4. You can view the OS version, GPS firmware version and also calibrate the device from this screen. 5. For Factory reset, a screen will appear confirming you want to reset your device. NOTE: Check Hot Keys backlight (LED) turn on when pressed. To conserve battery power, these settings should be set to lowest values. 3.8 1. 2. 3. System Information Tap the Sys Info. icon in the System Menu. You can view the OS version, GPS firmware version and other system information. Tap the Sys Info. icon in the System Menu. NOTE: Why perform a GPS reset? If the previous GPS fix position was more than 500 km or 12 hours apart from your current position and time, it will take significantly longer than the standard TTFF time to get a GPS fix. This is due to the nature of the GPS algorithm and rotational velocity between the satellites and planet Earth, and deemed normal. Perform a GPS reset in the main menu to get a faster GPS fix. Pharos Drive GPS 140 17 Chapter 3 Using the RNS-3200 Pharos Chapter 4 Synchronization with a PC 4.1 4.1.3 To remove a storage card: 1. Hold the device securely, then push against the top of the card, as if you were pushing it further into the slot, letting the card spring out. An audible system sound will signal that the card has been released. 2. Gently remove the card from the slot. Exchanging data between the Drive GPS 140 and your PC 4.1.1 Using the SD slot The Drive GPS 140 has an SD slot compatible with a range of SD storage cards that you can use to back up or transfer files and data. Along with photos, music and videos, the GPS navigation system program is also stored on the storage card. To install and use maps, the program requires that users load the digital maps available in the GPS Navigation SD card that supports the device. 4.1.4 Establishing device-PC connection The USB cable that comes with your device enables you to connect the device to your computer. File Explorer displays the Drive GPS 140 device, with the SD card shown as a sub-folder. Once connected, you can use File Explorer to copy digital music and image files into your device’s SD card and access them when in Entertainment mode. • It is advisable to organize files into subfolders. These subfolders will become play lists and help you to manage and better access the files on your device. • To enable access of multimedia files from your device, the files should be located on the SD card, not on the device’s memory. 4.1.2 To insert a storage card: Hold the device securely, then push the card into the slot until you hear an audible system sound; this will signal that the card is already properly seated within the slot. The card is secure when it is not protruding from the slot. Pharos Drive GPS 140 18 Chapter 4 Synchronizing with PC Pharos 4.2 Installing Microsoft ActiveSync Use Microsoft ActiveSync to exchange information between your Drive GPS 140 and a computer running on the Microsoft Windows platform. If you have a previous version of the Microsoft ActiveSync installed in your computer, uninstall it first before installing the Microsoft ActiveSync from the Drive GPS 140 CD. 4.2.1 • • • • • • • Minimum installation requirements: Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, ME, and 98 SE Microsoft Outlook 2000 or later required for Contacts synchronization Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or later Hard disk drive with 12 to 65 MB of available hard disk space Available USB port CD-ROM drive VGA graphics card or compatible video graphics adapter at 256 color or higher The CD's welcome page should appear. 3. Click the installation language of your choice. 4. Click Install ActiveSync on the Please select your task screen. 4.2.2 To install Microsoft ActiveSync on your computer: 1. Close any open programs, including those that run at startup, and disable any virus-scanning software. 2. Insert the Pharos Drive GPS 140 Companion CD into your computer’s CD-ROM drive. The installation wizard will automatically begin. Pharos Drive GPS 140 19 Chapter 4 Synchronizing with PC Pharos 5. Follow the on-screen instructions. After installation, the ActiveSync icon will appear on your computer’s system tray (on the lower right-hand corner of the screen). Once ActiveSync is installed on your computer, you can use it to transfer files (i.e. MP3 files/photos/videos) between your device and your computer. For more detailed information on how to use ActiveSync on your computer, start ActiveSync on your computer, click Help, then Microsoft ActiveSync Help. 4.3 Installing Contacts Manager Use Contacts Manager to manage the contact information located on your device and on your computer. This PC program shares the same contact database as the Contacts component of Microsoft Outlook. It only has an import/ export function; you still have to create contact entries in Microsoft Outlook Contacts. 4.3.1 To install Contacts Manager: 1. Click Install Contacts Manager on the Please select your task screen. The installation wizard will automatically begin. You can also use Explore in Activesync to look at all the content on your device (as shown below). 2. 3. Pharos Drive GPS 140 20 Follow the on-screen instructions. Click Finish after the installation process is completed. Chapter 4 Synchronizing with PC Pharos The New Partnership setup wizard will automatically start on your computer screen. 4.3.2 Creating a partnership After completing the Activesynch installation and Contents manager installation, set up a partnership between your Drive GPS 140 and your computer with the help of the New Partnership setup wizard. Once you’ve created a partnership, you will be able to synchronize contact information using ActiveSync. To create a partnership: 1. If you want to upload files into an SD card for use with your Drive GPS 140, insert the card to the device. 3. 4. 5. Follow the onscreen instructions. When prompted to select the items to be synchronized, select only ContactSync. Click Finish on the Setup Complete dialog box. The initial synchronization process will automatically begin when you finish using the wizard. After the initial synchronization, information you've stored in Microsoft Outlook Contacts on your computer will now be available on your Drive GPS 140 without you having to manually input them on the device. 2. Connect the device to your computer using the bundled USB cable. • Plug the cable’s smaller connector to the USB port on the bottom panel of the device. • Plug the USB client connector into an available USB port on your computer. Pharos Drive GPS 140 6. Disconnect your device from the computer and you're ready to go. Now, once you have completed the first synchronization process, you can initiate synchronization from your device anytime, using the USB cable. 21 Chapter 4 Synchronizing with PC Pharos Chapter 5 Contacts Management This chapter discusses the basic functions of Contacts on the Drive GPS 140 PND device. Details on how to perform contacts management tasks from your computer is also provided. 1. Tap on the Main Menu panel. The Contacts control pad displays. Contact files imported/exported to and from your device and computer are saved in .cs format. 5.1 Contacts Contacts maintains a list of your friends’ and colleagues’ contact information. These include their E-mail address, street address, multiple phone numbers, and other related information, such as birthdays or anniversary dates. You can enter multiple address entries for each contact. This program is integrated with GPS navigation enabling users to treat all address entries as possible destination points in navigation mode. 5.1.1 5.1.3 Creating a new contact 1. Tap New. Using Contacts 5.1.2 To open Contacts: The control pad displays the list of contacts and several command buttons for performing various Contacts tasks. Pharos Drive GPS 140 22 Chapter 5 Contacts Management Pharos 2. Tap on the space to enter the related information for the new contact. 3. 4. Enter other address and contact information Tap “SAVE” to save the new contact. 5.1.6 Importing contacts to your Drive GPS 140. 1. Make sure there is a SD storage card in the device. Imported contact file(s) will be saved to this storage card for access by your Drive GPS 140. 2. Tap in the Contacts control pad. 3. Select contact files (.cs) you want to import (previously set up by Activesynch with Outlook contacts). Selected the contact(s) that will be imported to the SD card installed in your device. 4. Click OK on the completion dialog box. 5.1.4 Editing contact information 1. In the Contacts control pad, tap the contact you wish to edit. 2. Tap Edit. 3. Enter the new information for the contact. 4. Tap “SAVE” to save the new contact. 5.1.5 Navigating to a contacts address 1. In the Contacts control pad, tap the contact whose address you want to navigate to. 2. Tap GPS Address entries for the selected contact appears. 3. Tap the address you want to navigate to. 4. Tap Navigate. The calculated route is shown on the map as a blue line from your current GPS position. Pharos Drive GPS 140 23 Chapter 5 Contacts Management Pharos 5.1.7 Exporting contacts from your Drive GPS 140. 1. Insert an SD storage card into the device. Exported contact file(s) will be saved to this storage card for later access from your computer. 2. Tap in the Contacts control pad. 3. Select whether to export all contacts, or just the currently selected one. Selected contact(s) will be exported to the SD card installed in your device. 4. Click OK on the completion dialog box. 5.1.8 Deleting contacts 1. In the Contacts control pad, find the contact whose address you want to delete. Tap delete. 2. Pharos Drive GPS 140 24 Confirm. Chapter 5 Contacts Management Pharos Chapter 6 Entertainment 6.1 Drive GPS 140 Multimedia Player 6.2 6.3 The Drive GPS 140 is a fully capable multimedia player that can enhance your portable entertainment. In addition to its navigating function, the Drive GPS 140 is also a mobile entertainment tool that lets you enjoy video files, digital music, and view photos. These functions make the Drive GPS 140 a true multimedia device. Enjoy your favorite music on the road. The program features: • Support for MP3, WMA, and WAV files • Auto-scanning of supported files in the device’s SD card • Separate volume control enabling you to adjust the playback sound level while retaining the volume level set for system sounds • Hot key function for volume control • Playlist support based on sub-directory contents Each sub directory containing compatible music files is treated as an individual playlist. For a more organized file search, it is advisable to named sub directories based on genre or listening preferences. To enable access of multimedia files from your device, the files should stored on the SD card, not in the device’s memory. To transfer these files, do either of the following: • Using the USB cable to connect the device, with the SD card inside, to your computer, then use File Explorer to copy videos, digital music and image files into the device’s SD card folder. The Drive GPS 140 should be recognized with the SD card shown as a sub-folder. • Using a compatible card reader, directly copy videos, digital music and image files to the SD card. It is recommended to organize files into subfolders. These folders will makes files easier to find and play. Pharos Drive GPS 140 Using the different media players MP3 6.3.1 Using the MP3 player. 6.3.2 To enter into the different media players. 1. Tap the Entertainment icon in the Main Menu. 25 Chapter 6 Entertainment Features Pharos 2. Tap “MP3 Player” in the Entertainment menu. NOTE: You can also enter the MP3/music player by pressing the music hot Table 6: MP3 player functions key on the front panel. No. Function Repeat Random play File collection/playlist Skip backwards/forwards Pause/Stop 4. 3. Description Repeats the selection Plays files random order Goes back to main file/folder view Advances one song forward or backward Stops play File collection menu (from #3 above). The MP3 player window below controls playback. Pharos Drive GPS 140 26 Chapter 6 Entertainment Features Pharos 6.4 Video Player 2. Enjoy your favorite music on the road. The program features: • Support for avi, asf, wmv, wma, mid and jpg files • Auto-scanning of supported files in the device’s SD card • Separate volume control enabling you to adjust the playback sound level while retaining the volume level set for system sounds • Hot key function for volume control • Playlist support based on sub-directory contents Each sub directory containing compatible music files is treated as an individual playlist. For a more organized file search, it is advisable to named sub directories based on genre or listening preferences. Tap “Video Player” in the Entertainment menu. NOTE: You can also enter the Video player by pressing the video hot key on the front panel. NOTE: The limitation of WMV files are as below: 1. 2. 3. 6.4.1 Video size should be less than 320 X 240. The version of Windows Media Video Player should be V1~V8. Bit rate should be less than 400kbps Using the Video Player. 6.4.2 To enter into the different media players. 1. Tap the Entertainment icon in the Main Menu. 3. Use the Video Player panel below control playback. Pharos Drive GPS 140 27 Chapter 6 Entertainment Features Pharos 6.5 Table 7: Video player functions No. Function Play Stop File playlist Skip backwards/forwards Play/Pause/Stop 4. Photo Viewer The Drive GPS 140 has a great photo viewing option that makes it easy to share and view digital photos anywhere on the go. The program features: Description • • • • Repeat all/Repeat once Toggles full screen view Goes to main file/folder view Advances one video forward or backward Play/Pause/Stop Support for JPEG and BMP (1, 4, 8, and 24-bit) files Auto-scanning of supported files in the device’s SD card. Three viewing modes: Thumbnail, Full Screen, and Slide Show Album support based on sub-directory contents Each subdirectory can hold multiple images and be used as an individual album. For a more organized file search, it is advisable to sort image files into sub directories based on meaningful name or date. An example could be “summer vacation pictures” or “New baby” or “2005 Best.” Video Play List (from #3 above). 6.5.1 Viewing files in Slide Show mode You have the option to view images in a slide show much like viewing a PowerPoint presentation in your computer. Images are adjusted to fit the entire display area and are shown in a 3-second interval. Pharos Drive GPS 140 28 Chapter 6 Entertainment Features Pharos 6.5.2 Using the Photo Album Table 9: Photo Album Viewer Table 8: Photo Album Menu No. Function Slideshow viewer Go up to Folder level Move selection up Move selection down 5. No. Function Description Starts slideshow Goes up one folder level Moves selection up Moves selection down Slideshow viewer Rotate photo Zooms in Zooms out Moves to the next photo or back one To enable the Slide Show mode: In Thumbnail or Full Screen mode, tap Slide Show. #1 above Pharos Drive GPS 140 29 Chapter 6 Entertainment Features Pharos Chapter 7 Hands-free calling/Bluetooth 7.1 Drive GPS 140 Bluetooth 3. For first time use, you will next see the Handsfree calling window giving a choice of “Call out” or “BT Pairing.” Choose “BT Pairing” if this is the first time using the Drive GPS 140 with your cell phone. 4. Next you will get a message asking you to proceed to pair with your mobile phone. Make sure you phone is ready before pressing yes. Once your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone is paired with your Drive GPS 140, you can make hands-free phone calls through your Drive GPS 140’s integrated microphone and speaker. The Drive GPS 140 makes it easy to make and receive phones calls with ease while on the go. Hands-free calling keeps things safe, letting you keep your eyes on the road, while your Drive GPS 140 integrates seamlessly with your mobile phone. Easy to connect and use, just follow a few quick steps to enjoy the benefits of Handsfree calling. 7.1.1 Connecting to your bluetooth mobile phone 1. Make sure that your mobile phone’s bluetooth is turned on. 2. Tap on the Hands-free icon in the main menu of the Drive GPS 140. Pharos Drive GPS 140 30 Chapter 7 Hands-free Calling Pharos 5. Next you will get a message saying “Searching all available Bluetooth devices. Please wait......” as shown below. 9. The mobile phone will often require you to enter a password to connect the device. Enter 0000 on the mobile phone in this case. NOTE: If your mobile phone gives a choice of device states when connecting, always choose “Hands-free.” Normally the phone and the Drive GPS 140 automatically makes this connection. 6. If no devices are available, a “Can’t find any BT devices” message will appear. 7. Otherwise, you will see a list of Bluetooth devices that are within proximity of your Drive GPS 140. Tap “Again” if you do not see your device. 10. That’s it, your mobile phone and the Drive GPS 140 establish a Bluetooth connection and now you are ready to make and receive calls. A confirmation window appears in the Drive GPS 140 to confirm the connection was made. 8. Next, select the device you want to connect to. In this case, lets connect to Moto V3. Pharos Drive GPS 140 31 Chapter 7 Hands-free Calling Pharos 7.1.2 Making and receiving calls 1. The Hands-free calling screen appears that will let you control the function as well as dial from your Drive GPS 140 as long as the Bluetooth connection is maintained from your mobile phone. Now you can tap the “Call” icon to place a call. 2. 3. The screen will show the number connecting. Tap cancel to abort the call. 4. An Icon will appear in the system menu telling you Hands-free calling is available. The number dialed is displayed in the display. Pharos Drive GPS 140 32 Chapter 7 Hands-free Calling Pharos 5. Redial lets you easily view the most recent phone numbers you connected to. 6. Start enjoying the convenience and safety of hands-free calling with your Drive GPS 140. Pharos Drive GPS 140 33 Chapter 7 Hands-free Calling Pharos Chapter 8 Troubleshooting and Maintenance 8.1 General troubleshooting 8.1.1 • System stops responding; is “frozen” or “locked up.” To reset the Drive GPS 140, take a sharp object like a pen or paper click and depress the reset button on the bottom of the device. This is called a “soft reset.” 8.1.2 • If your device still does not respond, do a “hard reset.” To do a “hard reset,” Disconnect all cables, including the AC adapter, from your device. Use a sharp object pen to slide the primary ON/OFF switch on the bottom of the device to the OFF (left) position. 8.1.7 • No GPS connection Make sure that the GPS antenna has a clear view of the sky. Note that the GPS reception can be affected by: • Bad weather • Dense overhead obstacles (e.g. trees and tall buildings) • Other wireless devices in the car 8.1.8 • No sound coming from the device. Make sure mute is not selected for Volume in system settings. The built-in speaker turns off when the headphone jack is being used. 8.1.9 • I can’t see my photos. Make sure you are using supported image formats, JPG and BMP. • 8.1.3 • Users can also perform a “system reset.” To do a “system reset,” in the Main menu, tap System, then tap System Info. This will allow you to do a factory reset (restore to default settings), reset the GPS and recalibrate the touchscreen interface. 8.1.4 • Screen responds slowly Make sure you have enough battery power. 8.1.5 • Inaccurate response to taps. Recalibrate the touch screen. 8.1.6 • Connection Problems with PC. Make sure that the cable is securely plugged into the USB port on your computer and on the device. Connect the USB cable directly to your computer—do not run the cable through a USB hub. Reset your device before connecting the cable. Always disconnect your device before you restart your computer. • Pharos Drive GPS 140 8.1.10 Takes longer than normal time to get a GPS fix. • If the previous GPS fix position was more than 500 km or 12 hours apart from your current position and time, it will take significantly longer than the standard TTFF time to get a GPS fix. This is due to the nature of the GPS algorithm and rotational velocity between the satellites and planet Earth, and deemed normal. • Perform a GPS reset in the main menu to get a faster GPS fix. 8.1.11 Factory reset does not mean a GPS reset. • No. The Factory Reset function only resets the OS settings to their default factory values; it will not reset the GPS settings. 34 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Pharos 8.2 • Maintenance • • • Keep your device away from excessive moisture and extreme temperatures. Avoid exposing your device to direct sunlight or strong ultraviolet light for extended periods of time. Do not drop your device or subject it to severe shock. • Do not subject your device to sudden and severe temperature changes. This could cause moisture condensation inside the unit, which could damage your device. In the event of moisture condensation, allow the device to dry out completely before use. • The screen surface can be easily scratched. Sharp objects may scratch the screen. You may use non-adhesive generic screen protectors designed specifically for use on portable devices with LCD panels to help protect the screen from minor scratches. • Never clean your device with it powered on. • Never use organic solvents such as benzene or paint thinner to clean your device. Use of these solvents can cause deformation or discoloration. • Use a soft, clean, lint-free cloth to clean the display screen. Moistened LCD screen wipes could also be used as required. Never attempt to disassemble, repair or make any modifications to your device. Disassembly, modification or any attempt at repair could cause damage to your device and even bodily injury or property damage and will void any warranty. • 8.2.1 • 8.2.2 • • • When the device is not in use for an extended period of time, bring it indoors and store it in cool dry area. Accessories and repair precautions Only authorized accessories should be use with the device. The use of incompatible accessories could result in bodily injury and/or damage to the device. The use of unauthorized accessories will also void your warranty. Never attempt to disassemble, repair or make any modification to your device. Storage precautions Do not store your device anywhere it may be exposed to water or in conditions of high humidity. Pharos Drive GPS 140 35 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Pharos Index Symbols .cs format 22 Numerics 16 96 16.7 6 1900mAh 6 AC adapter 8 AC-Rating 7 ActiveSync 3.8 19 ARM 6 asf 27 avi 27 Backlight 16 Battery Level 16 Bluetooth 6 Bluetooth v2.0 6 BMP 28 Bottom 9 Calibrate 17 Calibration 13 Pharos Drive GPS 140 Car charger 11 Car mount 11 CE 6, 7 Charge 6 Chipset 7 Contacts 22 CPU 6 Date 15 Day 15 DC-Rating 7 Dimensions 6 DUN 6 e-Mark 7 EU 7 Features 6 File Explorer 25 FM antenna 9 Front Panel View 8, 9 Full Screen 28 Fuse 7 GPS firmware 17 Hands-free 6, 30 Hard reset 34 Headphone 6, 9 Hot Keys 16 Indicator 7 Input 7 JPG 28 jpg 27 Korea 7 Language 14 Li-Ion 6 LPS 7 36 Microsoft ActiveSync 19 mid 27 Month 15 Mounting cradle 10 MP3 25 Multimedia Player 25 NAND 6 OS version 17 Packing list 8 Partnership 21 Power 16 RAM 6 RDS-TMC 6 Recalibrate 34 Reset 9 Revision 2 Runtime 6 Index Pharos S3C2440 6 Samsung 6 SD 6 SiRF 7 Slide Show 28 Soft reset 34 Specifications 6 SPP 6 Synchronization 18 System Information 17 Volume 16 TFT 6 Thumbnail 28 Time 15 Time Zone 15 TMC 6 Traffic message channel 6 Troubleshooting 34 TUV 7 Year 15 Warranty 8 WAV 25 Weight 6 Windows CE 5.0 6 WMA 25 wma 27 wmv 27 UK 7 UL 7 US 7 USB ActiveSync 7 USB cable 18 USB v1.1 6 Video 27 Video Play List 28 Pharos Drive GPS 140 37 Index
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