Audiovox NVXM1000 User manual

User Manual
Model NVXM1000
Navigation With XM™ Ready
Copyright Audiovox Electronics Corp.
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Hauppauge, NY 11788
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© Copyright 2006, NVXM1000
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Table of Contents
Warnings and Safety Information ...................................................................... 3
Introduction........................................................................................................ 4
1. NVXM1000 Location of Controls, Indicators and Connectors ................. 5
2. Operating Navigation with XM Ready...................................................... 6
3. Getting Started........................................................................................ 6
4. Modes of Operation Default Display.......................................................7
5. Implementing NVXM1000 Modes of Operation ....................................... 8
A. Navigation Mode ............................................................................... 8
B. XM Ready Mode................................................................................9
1. Hardware and Subscription.......................................................... 9
2. Equipment Setup ......................................................................... 9
3. Note Your ID Number .................................................................. 10
4. Activate Your Satellite Radio Service .......................................... 10
5. Online Activation Process ............................................................ 11
6. Call-In Activation Process ............................................................ 11
XM Ready Default Display Screen............................................. 11
Channel Up/Down Buttons......................................................... 13
Preset and Tune Select Functions............................................. 13
Preset Function .............................................................. 13
Tune Select Function ..................................................... 13
Preset ....................................................................................... 14
Jump Button............................................................................... 15
Category Button ......................................................................... 16
Setup Button .............................................................................. 16
Antenna Aiming Display ................................................. 17
Tune Select Display ....................................................... 17
Channel Add/Skip Display.............................................. 18
Data Service................................................................... 19
Display Button............................................................................ 24
XM Ready and Navigation Dual Operation ................................ 24
C. Music Mode....................................................................................... 25
Playing Music................................................................................... 27
Music and Navigation Dual Display ................................................. 27
D. Back-Up Cam Mode (Optional Cradle Required) Available
Late 2007 ....................................................................................... 28
Getting Started................................................................................. 28
Back-Up View .................................................................................. 29
E. Media Mode....................................................................................... 29
Store Demo ................................................................................ 30
Photo Mode................................................................................ 30
F. Setup Mode ....................................................................................... 31
G. Remote Control Configuration .......................................................... 36
H. Media, Back-Up Camera, Photo, Music and Setup........................... 37
I. PC-to-NVXM1000 Connections and File Copy.................................. 37
Copying Files (Brief) ........................................................................ 38
J. Specifications..................................................................................... 39
K. Troubleshooting................................................................................. 39
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Warnings and Safety Information
The NVXM1000 is a navigation system with integral XM®Radio that helps you find your way to your
selected destination. It will determine your exact location with the help of an internal GPS device. The
position information obtained from the GPS receiver will not be transmitted anywhere, so others will not be
able to track you.
If you are the driver of the vehicle, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with the operation of the
NVXM1000 before beginning your journey. The driver’s attention should be on the road. Plan your route
before departure and pull over if you need to change route parameters. Navigation with XM®Ready has a
built-in (optional) Safety Mode that will prevent you from using the screen functions if your car is in motion.
Unless a passenger will be the only one to operate, we strongly encourage you to turn on the Safety
Mode.
It is also important that you look at the display only if it is absolutely safe to do so.
You should always observe traffic signs and road geometry before you obey any instruction from the
NVXM1000. If you need to deviate from the recommended direction, the unit will suggest a modified route
according to the new situation.
Never place the NVXM1000 where it can obstruct the view of the driver, is within the deployment zone of
airbags, or where it can cause injuries in case of an accident. General information
Navigation with XM®Ready is a navigation system optimized for in-car use. It provides door-to-door
navigation for both single and multi-point routes using adaptable route parameters. Navigation with XM®
Ready is capable of planning routes throughout the whole map region installed on the memory card.
Unlike some other products, the NVXM1000 does not require that you change maps or switch to a poorly
detailed general map to navigate between map segments or countries. You always have complete
freedom to go wherever you wish. Just insert the memory card and go.
You do not need a stylus to use the NVXM1000. All screen buttons and controls are designed so that you
can operate them with your fingertips.
When using Navigation with XM®Ready, you do not need to ‘double tap’ or ‘tap & hold’ the touch screen
as these functions cannot be used reliably in a moving vehicle. A single tap triggers most of the screen
controls. The only exceptions are ‘drag & drop’ for moving the map, or scaling it in Map mode.
Most of the screens have a Return button ( ) in the top left corner. This arrow returns to the previous
screen or directly to one of the map screens.
NOTICE TO DRIVERS IN CALIFORNIA AND MINNESOTA:
State law prohibits drivers in California and Minnesota from using suction mounts on their windshields
while operating motor vehicles. Other Audiovox dashboard mounting options should be used. Audiovox
does not take any responsibility for any fines, penalties, or damages that may be incurred as a result of
disregarding this notice. (See California Vehicle Code Section 26708(a); Minnesota Statutes 2005,
Section 169.71)
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Introduction
Thank you for choosing the Navigation with XM®Ready unit, Model NVXM1000, as your door-to-door in-
car navigator complete with integral XM®Radio capability. In addition, the NVXM1000 exhibits other
features, such as Back-Up Camera input using an appropriate cradle and interconnect cable, and Music
input from an external source such as an SD card. This document is a detailed description of the software.
Although Navigation with XM®Ready operation can be obtained easily by user experience, it is still
recommended that you read through this manual to clearly understand the exact function of each button
and icon.
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1. NVXM1000 Location of Controls, Indicators and
Connectors
The NVXM1000 provides a number of controls, indicators and connectors to facilitate user operation and
interconnection with external power, navigation, music and XM®inputs and outputs.
FRONT
Liquid Crystal
Display (LCD) and
Touch Screen
Home Button
(Main Menu)
SD Card
Slot
XM Mini-Tuner
Slot
Volume Up/Down
Control
Stereo Speakers
REAR
Suction Cup Locking
Slot (Connects to
Suction Head)
Heat Vent
(Do Not Block)
XM®Antenna
Connector (SMB)
External GPS
Antenna
Connector (MCX)
USB 2.0 (Device)
Connector
(mini-usb)
Audio Output
Connector
(3.5mm)
DC IN
Connector
(5 Vdc)
Figure 1A. NVXM1000 Controls, Indicators and Connectors
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BOTTOM
Power On/Off
Slide Switch
Input/Output Connector for
Optional Cradle Docking
Figure 1B. NVXM1000 Controls, Indicators and Connectors
Note: To prolong battery life, make sure the Power On/Off slide switch is in the Off position whenever
the unit is not in use or is being moved to another location or vehicle.
2. Operating Navigation with XM ® Ready
Navigation with XM®Ready is designed for easy operation. Consistent with these criteria, a minimum of
hardware buttons is used on the NVXM1000; these consist of the Home button, Power On/Off slide switch
and the Volume control. The remaining controls are operated by touching the LCD screen to access
submenus pertaining to the various operating modes and their submenus and lists.
3. Getting Started
To initialize NVXM1000 operation, proceed as follows:
a. Connect the adapter power cord to a power source (home, car adapter); then plug the adapter
DC power connector into the DC connector on the right side of the unit.
b. If the XM®receiver is to be used, connect the XM antenna cable to the XM ANT connector on
the rear left side of the unit.
c. Adjust the tilt, angle and horizontal position of the unit to suit your personal preference.
Note: If the unit is being turned on for the first time, or after a prolonged period of not being
used, perform step d; otherwise, perform step e.
d. On the bottom of the unit, on the right side, position the power On/Off slide switch to the On
position to initially turn on the unit; the JENSEN logo appears on the screen for about 10
seconds, after which the operational modes default display appears.
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Figure 2. Jensen Logo at Power On
e. If the NVXM1000 was recently on and being used, and has been turned off (standby mode)
using the Home button ( ), pressing the Home button for 2 seconds again turns on the
unit and the operational modes default display appears.
Figure 3. Operational Modes Default Display
4. Modes of Operation Default Display
Note that the Operational Modes Default Display resembles a tool box containing six features for touch-
screen selection; these features consist of:
a. NAVIGATION: Using GPS information and preprogrammed navigation information.
b. XM®READY: Using the Mini XM®Tuner, installed in the XM MINI TUNER slot on the
left side of the unit, with the external XM antenna attached.
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c. MUSIC: Play music stored on the internal hard drive or the external multi-media slot (SD)
on the left side of the unit.
d. Back Up Cam: Using an optional NVXM1000 cradle and back-up camera installed in the
vehicle, and a cable for camera-to-cradle interconnection.
Note: Requires a Reversing Image Camera.
e. MEDIA: Provides access to a preprogrammed store demonstration showing operation of
the NVXM1000 modes of operation, and also provides playback of photo show from
internal and external memory.
f. SETUP: Provides access to basic NVXM1000 parameters, such as display brightness,
audio level, etc.
Table 1. Summary of Default Display Button Icon Functions
Icon Button Touch the Button Icon to…
NAVIGATION Initiate the Navigation mode using internal navigation and GPS information.
XM READY Initiate XM®radio operation provided by the XM®Receiver inserted in the XM
MINI-TUNER card slot on the left side of the unit together with an external XM®
antenna.
MUSIC Enable music listening capability contained on an external source, such as the
hard drive of the unit, together with the external multi-media slot.
Back Up CAM Launch back-up camera mode when unit is mounted on an optional cradle, and a Back-Up Camera is installed, together with a camera-to-cradle interconnecting
cable.
MEDIA Provide access to two stored demonstration programs—NVXM1000 operational modes and photo/slide-show capability. External photo inputs in JPEG or BMP
format can be displayed using internal HDD or multi-media slot.
SETUP Provide access to configuration options, such as display brightness, audio level,
etc.
5. Implementing NVXM1000 Modes of Operation
The following sections present a description of each of the NVXM1000 operational modes and include
interconnect data when applicable.
A. Navigation Mode
To enable the Navigation mode of the NVXM1000, perform the following steps:
1. Turn on power to the unit.
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2. When the operational modes default display appears, press the NAVIGATION icon on
the LCD touch screen. A navigation warning screen will appear on the display followed
by the Main Map Screen.
Figure 4. Navigation Mode Warning and Main Map Screens
3. Refer to NavMate Navigation Software User Manual, 128-7837, for a detailed
description of navigation mode operation using the NVXM1000.
B. XM Ready Mode
1. Hardware and Subscription
To listen to XM satellite radio on the NVXM1000, the following optional items are
required:
• XM Mini-Tuner
• XM antenna installed in your vehicle.
• A subscription to XM®Satellite Radio.
2. Equipment Setup
Perform the following steps to prepare the NVXM1000 for XM®Radio operation:
a. Insert the Tuner into the Mini-XM Tuner slot at the left side of the unit; make sure
the connectors mate easily and firmly without binding. If no tuner is installed, the
following message appears on the display:
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Figure 5. Check XM Mini-Tuner Warning Display Message
b. Plug the external XM antenna cable into the XM ANT jack at the rear of the unit
and set the Power On/Off slide switch to the On position. If the antenna is faulty
or improperly connected, the following message appears on the display:
Figure 6. Check Antenna Warning Display Message
3. Note Your ID Number
a. When the operational modes default display appears, press the XM READY
toolbox button on the LCD touch screen; the XM READY logo appears for 10
seconds, followed by the XM default screen.
b. Select Channel 0 using the CH Up ( ) or Down ( ) buttons on the touch
screen. The XM Mini tuner’s eight-digit XM Satellite Radio ID number will appear
on the display. Write the number here:
4. Activate Your Satellite Radio Service
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Figure 7. Channel 0 Eight-Digit Satellite Radio ID Number
5. Online Activation Process
Once the ID code is obtained, log on to XM®at http://activate.xmradio.com and follow
the easy instructions to activate your Mini XM® Tuner unit.
6. Call-in Activation Process
Call XM®at 1-800-XM RADIO (1-800-967-2346). One of XM®’s friendly Customer
Care representatives will take the necessary information and walk you through the
activation process. After the activation form is submitted you should keep your receiver
ON for at least 1 hour. This will complete the activation process. When the Mini XM®
Tuner unit is activated, you will be able to access over 170 digital radio channels.
XM Ready Default Display Screen
While tuned to an XM channel, the NVXM1000 XM default display contains information
about that channel as shown below.
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Figure 8. Typical XM Channel Default Display Screen
Note: Initial activation may require up to 15 minutes to download the XM
channel list to the NVXM1000.
Table 2. XM Default Display Function Buttons
Return to Operational Modes Default Display .
Mute On (Red)
Mute Off (Blue)
Tune to Next Higher Channel & Preset A/B/C
Tune to Next Lower Channel & Preset A/B/C
Disable Tune Select
Enable Tune Select (Orange)
Direct Channel Tune Input via CH-NUM Entry or CH Up/Down
Select Preset A (A0-9)
Select Preset B (B0-9)
Select Preset C (C0-9)
Channel Number Direct Entry via Kepad
Preset setting
Enter Current Channel Into Memory
Jump to Previous Channel
Display Category List
Display User Menu List Window
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Display Mode change
Return to Main Setup Menu (Set up FM Transmitter, etc.)
Channel Up/Down Buttons
The CH /buttons are the primary controls for navigating through the various lists and
option menus available on the unit. In the default mode, these buttons provide sequential
tuning through the available program channels. The Up ( ) button, when pressed, tunes
up one channel, while the Down ( ) button, when pressed, tunes down one channel.
Each button, when pressed and held for approximately 2 seconds, tunes up or down at an
accelerated rate. When in the list or menu mode, pressing CH / scrolls up and down,
respectively, through the various menus and lists.
Preset and Tune Select Functions
a. Preset Function
There are three banks of favorite memory locations, or presets, offering a total of
30 preferred channels. These banks are designated A, B and Cand can be
selected using the DIRECT, PRESET A, PRESET B, PRESET C button in the
lower left corner to show the corresponding preset bank. Each bank will store 10
user-preferred channels.
b. Tune Select Function
Select “Tune Select” on the upper portion of the screen. When the “Tune Select”
icon is orange, “Tune Select” is enabled; when “Tune Select” is a darker color, it
is disabled. If you wish to save the current song as a favorite for later recall, press
the MEMORY button. A memory pop-up screen appears (Figure 9) indicating the
number of memory locations remaining and the artist and song title of the
currently saved entry. This feature allows you to capture and store the current
program data information (Channel Name & Number/ Artist & Song Title). You
can store up to 30 Artist/Song Title combinations. The NVXM1000 also has the
capability to search the current incoming XM signal, and thereby alert you if it
matches the Artist/Song title stored in NVXM1000 memory, or becomes available
on any other channel. Figure 10 shows a pop-up screen of one of your saved
songs/artists. Press ”Yes” to go to the song. Press ”No” to remove the pop-up
screen.The screen will disappear after 10-15 seconds with no user action.
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Figure 9. Saving a Favorite Artist / Song in Memory
Figure 10. Recalling a Saved Artist / Song Title from Memory
Preset
1. Preset Banks A, B and C, and Direct Button
To preset favorite channels into memory, you can use the preset functions consisting of
the preset bank (Preset A, Preset B, Preset C) and the ” PRESET” button.
2. Entering Channels Into a Preset Bank
To enter a channel into a specific preset bank:
a. Toggle the ,,or button to choose the desired preset
bank.
b. Press the PRESET button just below the preset bank button; the following
preset display appears (Figure 12).
c. Select a number 0-9.
d. Press the SET button to store the currently playing channel into the current
preset bank.
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Figure 12. Preset Display For Storing a Desired Channel
c. Recalling a Channel From a Preset Bank
To recall a channel from a preset bank:
1. Toggle the ,,or button to choose the desired preset
bank.
2. Press the PRESET button just below the preset bank button; the preset channel
appears on the display as shown above.
3. Pressing any of the number buttons (0-9) will recall the stored channel.
4. Press the SELECT button to recall the preset channel, which then begins to play.
d. Direct Channel Number Entry
To enter a channel using the direct method:
1. Toggle the ,or button until appears on the default
display.
2. Press CH-NUM button; the direct entry keypad appears on the display.
3. Enter the desired channel number using the keypad and then press ENTER.
4. When the channel number has been entered, the selected channel automatically
plays.
Figure 11. Direct Method Display For Channel Selection
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Table 3. Preset Mode Function Button Summary
Exit preset mode
~ Keypad buttons
Store preset channel numbers
Recalling preset channel numbers into memory
Jump Button
The JUMP button, when pressed, allows you to immediately return to the previous channel, or
alternately jump between the previous and current channel.
Category Button
The CATEGORY button, when pressed, allows you to advance through the channel groups based
on content category. When the desired category is chosen, you can then page up or down
through the channel list within that category by pressing the Channel Up/Down buttons. Once a
choice has been made (highlighted), channel selection is accomplished by pressing the touch
screen. In addition, pressing the DISPLAY button allows you to display the performing artist on the
highlighted channel within the category, prior to channel selection.
Figure 12. Category List Display
Setup Button
When the SETUP button is pressed on the XM default display, the following setup display appears
with four sub-menu choices:
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Figure 13. XM Setup Display
A description of the setup choices is presented in Table 4.
Table 4. XM Setup Button Functions
Exit Setup Mode
Display Antenna Aiming
Display Channel Add/Skip
Display Tune Select
Display Data Service
1. Antenna Aiming Display.
Upon entering this mode, two vertical bar graphs are displayed representing terrestrial
(tower) and satellite transmitters. The signal strength is displayed by the respective graph
segments. Position the antenna to optimize either the satellite or terrestrial signal. The
current setting is indicated by the number of bars in the graph. Moving the antenna location
should maximize the number of bars in the respective graph, thus ensuring optimum
reception. To exit this function, press the exit Button.
Figure 14. Antenna Aiming Display
Note: Terrestrial repeaters are typically used in large urban areas where structures may
affect the line of sight satellite signal. Terrestrial signals may not be available in
your geographic location.
2. Tune Select Display
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Upon entering this mode, you may clear all 30 memory locations (erase all), or just specific
memory locations (erase some) can be cleared. The following adjustment options are
possible:
Figure 15. Tune Select Display
a. Clear all Memory Locations. Press the Erase All button; a prompt display screen
appears confirming Please Confirm Your Selection? Press the Yes or No button as
desired.
Figure 16. Confirm Erase Selection Display
b. Clear Some Memory Locations. Press the Erase Some button; a prompt display
appears with a list of saved artist/song title entries. Touch the entry you wish to erase;
the confirm erase selection display appears. Press the Yes or No button as desired.
Figure 17. Memory List Display
c. Select Clear by Artist, Clear by Song Title, or Clear by Artist/Song Title. To
select one of these three erase options, press the Select By Artist/Song Title button
on the Tune Select display; the current option is replaced by Select By Artist. Press
this button again, and this option is replaced by Select By Song Title. Thus, the three
options are selected in a wrap-around configuration as shown below.
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Figure 18. Selecting Clear by Artist, Song Title or Both
3. Channel Add/Skip Display
When the Channel Add/Skip button is pressed on the setup display, a channel list is
displayed with the current channel highlighted. Use the channel up/down buttons to
navigate through the list. Once a channel has been selected, touch the item; when the item
is pressed, its color changes from white to gray on the display and thus prevents the
channel from being accessed during any of the tuning modes. Skipped channels can only
be accessed either through direct channel number entry or by returning to this menu and
repeating the same process to return the skipped channel to the list. Upon adding a
channel, the check mark is removed from alongside the channel number/name.
Figure 19. Channel List Add/Skip Display
4. Data Service
When the Data Service button is pressed on the XM Ready Setup display, the Data Service
screen appears and offers two information options for your use; namely, Stock and Info
Extra.
Figure 20. Data Service Display
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