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Macrom 3.5 manual

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    2 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ ............ 3 PRECAUTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................. 3 REGISTERED T RADEMARKS .................................................................................[...]

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    3 INTRODUCTION Dear Customer, thank you for choosing a MACROM portable GPS navigator. Your MACROM GPS navigator has been designed and constructed with the greatest care and attention; for this reason, we advise you to read carefully the instructions in the following pages to keep the navigator safe and in its original working order. PRECAUTIONS AND[...]

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    4 REGISTERED TRADEMARKS All the registered trademarks and brand names appearing in this manual are, without limitation, within the bounds of international law on registered trademarks and belong to their respective owners. All trademarks, trade names, or names of companies appearing in this manual are or could be registered trademarks or trade name[...]

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    5 BEFORE STARTING NAVIGATOR CONTROLS FRONT PANEL (1) Mute button: to activate or deactivate the navigator’s sound quickly. (2) Zoom buttons +/ -: to change the zoom level of the map. (3) Perspective button: to change the way you see the map. (4) Touch Screen: touch the screen to select commands and enter text. (5) ON/OFF button: to turn the navig[...]

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    6 LOWER PA NEL (1) Power connector: to connect the supplied AC mains (AC adapter) or car charger. (2) Mini - USB port: to connect to a computer using the supplied USB cable. (3 ) Audio connector: to connect stereo headphones. LEFT PANEL (1) Battery switch: to disconnect the internal battery and preserve the charge if the device is not going to be u[...]

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    7 To fix the suction support, place the sucker on the windscreen and press the lever, making sure that the s eal is secure. Then insert the navigator into the support. To connect the charger, insert the terminal (1) into the connector on the navigator and terminal (2) into the car’s cigar lighter socket. Note While in use, the car charger functio[...]

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    8 Before inserting a new card, make sure the slot does not contain dust or extraneous objects. Keep the card in a safe place when not in use, avoiding exposure to dust and humidity. In order to avoid possible malfunctioning of the navigation software, we suggest that you do not save images or sound files on the SD supplied with the navigator. If th[...]

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    9 GETTING STARTED Move the battery switch to the ON position and press the power button. The navigator starts and the Main Menu appears on the screen. The upper bar of the Main Menu shows: § The audio volume § Date and time § Battery charge level The icons in the Main Menu represent the available functio ns: Navigator, Photo, MP3, Video, Calcula[...]

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    10 Press Clock to set t he correct time zone, the date and the current time. Having made the necessary changes, press OK to confirm. Press the Volume button. Adjust the volume to the desired level by tapping the + and – keys. Press OK to confirm and return to the Setup Menu. Press the Language key to set the system language. After selecting the l[...]

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    11 To calibrate the screen, select the button Calibration and then OK to confirm. Touch the cross - wire with the pen and keep it pressed lightly on the screen. Repeat the operation following the indications and touch the screen again to complete the calibration.[...]

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    12 MAIN FUNCTIONS You can access the functions represented by the icons by opening the Main Menu. Pressing the Navigator button starts the navigation software. For instructions on the use of this application, refer to the User Manual of the Pocket Driver software , to be found on the installation CD/DVD. The latest version of the Manual can be foun[...]

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    13 Press on a folder containing image files and select the desired photo by tapping t wice in rapid succession. The buttons on the lower bar allow you to: • Display the previous image • Display the next image • Zoom in • Zoom out • Return to the original orientation • Rotate the image clockwise • Rotate the image anti - clockwise • [...]

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    14 You can edit the playlist by pressing the Playlist button. The buttons on the right allow you to: • Delete the playlist • Add a track • Delete a track from the playlist Start the video player by pressing the Video button. The buttons on the right allow you to: • Close the application • Display information about the video player • Edi[...]

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    15 You can change the list of videos by pressing the Playlist button. The buttons on the right allow you to: • Delete the playlist • Add a video to the playlist • Delete a selected vide o from the playlist Start the calculator by pressing the Calculator button. Press the X key to end the application and return to the Main Menu.[...]

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    16 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION The navigator is supplied with an SD card containing navigati on software and maps already installed and working. If the supplied SD is replaced with a new one, the navigation software must be re - installed using the CD/DVD supplied with the navigator. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE Insert the installation CD/DVD in[...]

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    17 TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE If it ever becomes necessary, in the e vent the navigator fails to respond to buttons pressed on the screen, the system can be reset. To carry out a system reset, press the Reset button, found on the rear panel of the navigator. Note : After a system reset the date, time, language a nd volume return to their facto[...]

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    18 CONNECTIONS Nothing happens when you connect to your PC. Check that the navigator and PC are switched on before connecting them. Check that the USB cable is correctly inserted in your PC, that the connection is direct and not thr ough a USB hub. GPS GPS reception is poor or insufficient. Check that the navigator is correctly positioned to receiv[...]

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    19 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Only use the charger supplied with the navigator to charge the battery. The use of other types of supply and adaptors may cause malfunctioning and be hazardous. WARNING: The navigator contains a lithium ion battery. To reduce the risk of fire or burning, do not dismantle, break, pierce or put into fire or water. The battery c[...]