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    i C C o o p p y y r r i i g g h h t t N N o o t t i i c c e e © 2007 All right s reserved. No p art of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in a ny form or by any means, electronic or me chanical, for any pu rp ose, without the express written permi ssion of the seller . D D i i s s c c l l a a i i m m e e r r Information in this documen[...]

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    ii S S a a f f e e t t y y a a n n d d P P r r e e c c a a u u t t i i o o n n Caution TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTR IC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USE-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIE D SERVICE PERSONNEL. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral tri angle, is intended to alert the user to th[...]

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    iii Before and when using the product, care fully read the followin g notes.  For your safety , do not operate the product while driving.  Use this product prudently . The product is inte nded to be u sed only as a navigation aid. It is not for precise measurement of direction, dist ance, location or topog raphy .  The calculated route is [...]

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    Contents v Content s Before Y ou Use ............................................................................................................................... .......... vii P ACKING LIS T ................................................................................................................ VII N AV I G AT I O N F UNCTI ON .........[...]

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    Global Positioning System vi MP3 P LA YER ............................................................................................................... 26 Operation on MP3 Player ................................................................................ 28 BT C ARKIT ..........................................................................[...]

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    Before Y ou Use vii Before You Use Before using the GPS, read the user manual att ac hed in the p a ckage and check whether or not sp are part s are attached. Feel free to cont act your ret aile r if you have any question or problem at the time of operation. Packing list Before using the GPS, check all the followin g it ems are present and in good [...]

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    Global Positioning System viii Notes and Cautions Note and Caution in this manual ar e highlighted with graphics as below to indicate import ant information. Note Contains information that corresponds to a spe cific topic. Caution Represents essential steps, actions, o r messages that should not be ignored. This User ’s Manual cont ains informati[...]

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    Chapter 1: Getting S tarted Chapter 1 Getting Started Hardware Features Note Depending upon the specific model you purchased, the color of y our device may not exactly match that of device s ho wn in this manual. Front V iew 1 Number Component Description 1 Charge Indicator When LED is red, the battery is being charged; when LED is green, the batte[...]

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    Global Positioning System 2 Lef t And Right Side Views Number Component Description 1 S tylus Y ou can tap t he screen with the stylus. 2 V olume Up Key Y ou can tune up the volume of the headphone or speaker . 3 V olume Down Key Y ou can tune down the volume of the head phone or speaker . 4 Headphone Jack Used to connect a hea dphone fo r private [...]

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    Chapter 1: Getting S tarted 3 T op and Bottom Vie ws Number Component Description 1 MiniSD Card Slot Accept s a MiniSD card for accessing dat a, such as MP3 music and photos. 2 MiniUSB Port Connects through an AC adapte r or USB cable to a PC or a car charger socket. 3 Reset Key Restart s your device (sof t reset). 4 Battery Switch The main power/b[...]

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    Global Positioning System 4 Connecting to AC Power and Charging the Battery For the first time, you should charge it for at least 8 hours. Follow the 2 steps bel ow to charge the battery . 1. Connect the AC power adapter to the miniUSB port. 2. Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet. The charge indicator glows red when the battery is be ing charged[...]

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    Chapter 1: Getting S tarted 5 Using Y our Device in a Car A car holder and a car charger are sup plied with your device. Inst alling the Car Holder Select an appropriate l ocation for the car holder. Never place the holder where the driver’ s field of vision is blocked. If the car’ s windshield is tinted with a reflective coating, an exter nal [...]

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    Global Positioning System 6 S tep 4: Push the car mount lock towards the sucki ng disc to make the disc tightly suck the windshield of your car . S tep 5: Set the GPS product downwards and inward at the degree of 15 towards 2 sides of l ower hooks of the car jacket; then, push the product backwards to wedge the upper hook of the car jacket. S tep 6[...]

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    Chapter 1: Getting S tarted 7 Connecting to a PC Note Always ensure that the GPS device and any other external device connected to the GPS device are switched off and unplugged from the power supply before you attempt to connect the GPS device to any external device. The GPS device is desig ned with a miniUSB port that allows you to connect the dev[...]

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    Chapter 2: Basic Operation Chapter 2 Basic Operation Power ON and OFF Use the power button to power ON and OFF your device. When you press the power button to turn of f the product, your device actually enters a suspend mode a nd the system stops operating. Once you po wer ON the system again, it resumes. Operating the Device T o operate your devic[...]

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    Global Positioning System 10 System V olume Control T o Increase or decrease the volume, you can press the Vo l u m e U p Key or the V olume Down Key . Whenever pressing the Vo l u m e U p Ke y or the Vo l u m e D o w n Key , you will see the system volume scale ri ght below on the screen. Hold Key T o prevent you from operation by mistake, you can[...]

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    Chapter 2: Basi c Operation 11 Main Menu At the first time which you initialize your device, the Main Menu appears i n about 3~5 seconds. The Main Menu is your st arting place for various ta sks. T ap a button to start a t ask or open another menu. Volume Level Date and Time Battery Status Note To adjust the current time, click Date and Time just a[...]

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    Global Positioning System 12 Setup Submenu On this setting page, you can customize the device settin gs, such as bac klight, volume, date and time. Once you change the settings, your new settings will remain until you change them again. Button Name Description Clock A llowing you to select a T ime Zone and set the cu rrent date and time Vo l u m e [...]

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    Chapter 2: Basi c Operation 13 Connecting an Earphone Connect an earphone to the lef t side of the device for private listening. After the earphone is co nnected, the speaker of GPS device will be automatically of f. Caution Excessively loud volume coul d damage your heari ng. So turn down the volume before you co nnect the earpho ne, and then rais[...]

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    Chapter 3: Device Settings Chapter 3 Device Settings Y ou can customize the device settings, such a s brightness, volume, date and time, etc. Once you change the settings, your new setting s will remain until you change them next time. T o open the Setup menu, first tap the Setup icon on the main menu. After you t ap the Setup icon on the main menu[...]

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    Global Positioning System 16 The Clock page app ears in the display . T ime Zone Firstly , tap the rectangle area of T ime Zone . T o change the time zone, tap the left/right arrow on the Time Zone bar . Then, click at the upper right corner o f the page to save the setting a nd go back to the last page . Date Firstly , tap the rectangle area of Da[...]

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    Chapter 3: Device Settings 17 Ti m e Firstly , tap the rectangle area of Time . T o change Hour , Minute , and Second , tap the left/right arrow on the Time bar . Then, click at the upper right corner o f the page to save the setting a nd go back to the last page . Vo l u m e T ap Vo l u m e on the Setup submenu. The Vo l u m e p age appears in the[...]

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    Global Positioning System 18 T ap the + or – symbol to increase o r decrease t he volume. Then, click at the upper right corner of the p age to save the setting and go back to the last pag e. Battery T ap Battery on the Setup submenu to check the remaining power of your battery and/or cho ose the idle time for power saving. The Power page appea r[...]

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    Chapter 3: Device Settings 19 Display T ap Display on the Setup subm enu. The Display page app ears in the display . T ap the right or left arrow t o choose the idle time of display . Y ou can set a timer to automatically turn off your display when it is idle for a set period of time. The options include Nev er , 15 secs , 30 secs , 1 min , 2 min ,[...]

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    Global Positioning System 20 Y ou see a screen in a language you have set to. T ap and hold the center of the target. When the target moves to another position, t ap and hold the center of the new t arget. Repeat each time to complete the calibration proce ss. Then, The Display p age returns. T ap Language to choose another UI language. T ap the ri[...]

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    Chapter 3: Device Settings 21 Devices – Y ou can manage all searched/p aired devices. If you finish in the setting, click at the upper right corner of the pag e to save the setting and go back to the last page. System T ap System on the Setup submenu. The System Info p age appears in the display . Y ou can read the system information in this p ag[...]

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    Chapter 4: Main Menu Chapter 4 Main Menu Whenever switching ON the GPS dev ice, you will see the main menu of system on the display . This main menu is the st arting point where all of the functions exist for you to use. Y ou can tap one of the functional icons to start the function you want. When the function exits, the system will t ake to the ma[...]

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    Global Positioning System 24 Photo Y ou can view photos or slidesh ow o n your GPS device. T ap Photo on the main menu of the display . After t apping the Photo icon on the main menu, you enter the Photo page. Features of Photo Vi e w er  Code c Engine  Supports BM P , JPEG , and GIF formats  Supports 1 bi t, 4 bit s , 8 bits, 16 bit s, 24[...]

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    Chapter 4: Main Menu 25 V iewing Photos If you cannot see photo thumbnails but instead folder s (as shown in the figure above), then you ca n click one of the folders to access the co ntents (as shown in the illustration below). Y ou can also scroll up or down to search up or down the list of folders or photos. Further , you can drag one of the pho[...]

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    Global Positioning System 26 Viewing a p hoto at 90° (clockwise ) View photo at 90° (anticlockwise ) Exiting the screen Using the slideshow Make sure that you can see photo thum bnails at the steps outl ined in V iewing Photos . Press the Slideshow button and the slideshow will start. T o stop the slideshow , click everywhere on the screen. MP3 P[...]

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    Chapter 4: Main Menu 27  Control Functions  Play List Display  Play/Pause/S top/Forward/Backward  Vo l u m e  Repeat mode 1. Repeat One 2. Repeat All  Shuffle  Display  Displays play time elapsing  Track name I D3 support  Index of current playing title Definition of MP3 Player Buttons The MP3 Player buttons are define[...]

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    Global Positioning System 28 Operation on MP3 Player On the MP3 player , press the Play button to begin listening to music. T o pause the music, press the Pause button . T o stop listening to the music, press the Sto p button . T o sk ip to a next track, press the Fast forw ard button . T o go to the beginning of the curre nt track or skip back to [...]

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    Chapter 4: Main Menu 29 T o delete tracks, press the Delete track button in the My Fav orite folder . And you can delete several song s at t he same time. T o return the previous page, press the Return button. BT Carkit With BT Carkit, you can make a p hone call or answer a phone call thru the GPS device. Note Before using this function, p air and [...]

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    Global Positioning System 30 Cont act V iewer T ap the Cont act Vi ewer icon to view the phone numbers of all your f riend s. Features of Cont act s Vie wer:  Supports Add / Edit / Delete functions  Supports dial out from a list of contacts Call History T ap the Call History icon to view all the call history , including outgoing calls, incomi[...]

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    Chapter 4: Main Menu Phone Shell The phone shell program allows you to dial out and pi ck up an incoming call. Calculator T ap Calculator on the main menu of the display . After t apping the Calculator icon o n the main menu, you enter the Calculator p age. The calculator tool turns your device in to a calculator . The calculator tool is e asy to u[...]