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Chapt€r One Product introductign , .:
1. 1 IDhoducdon
Welcome to use the CPS navigator, which is minly used for mvigating ed also hil
the optional firnction ofvideo playiog, audio playing, Bluerotl hmds ftee, FM,
Bluetooth. photo viewhg. and E-Book erc.
aHigh perfo@ce, low-power consumption MediaTek MT3351 CPUi
acomfortable user hterface: sirnple, dsy to opemtei l
aPower Ir@gemmt keep the product tb wdL longer md more steadily;
aDah hmsmifting: comuicate with computer through USB cable;
aExaellent in r@iving signal: aocuate position fixing provides you the mtisfied
navigati!g servicel
a Cofrpatible with Btuetdoth @btte: thd mvigatdr ce also be used for @hng md
answering call with hmds-free (Optioml):
l}Entertaiffiirg MP3 md MP4 firnction ce relieve )ou fatigue;
You ce Ne it whm drivitrg, walkitr& ridiq, or waiting for a meeting; the perfect
"GPS t etrttuimenf' function cm make you life atrd wolk fl6re splmdid.
1.2 Package
The packitrg box,tnitaiG the following &cessories, please oonlim:
1. GPS mvigatd
2. Travel Charger <oplional>
3. Cd chtrger
4. MINI USB eble <optional>
5. Usq's mnul
6. Protecting covtr
7. Ctr b(eket
For the iteN listed above, please mfid the etMl products. If my daM8e,
Please cotrtet with lhe dishibutor or the agent as soon as poEsible.
IDstrucdotr
Please read this uer's mual cdefully to be familiar with all the opelatioo details
ed to make the GPS navigator p6fom well:
[Remkl: The instrrction relates to the thmel
[Relative infomtio!)r The extending infomtion relates to the theme;
INoEI' The trotes ed wmings relate to the thme. Please value md follow these
aoes, othevise it will possibly britrg damge to you and otheB.
This uu mul only adapts to ou CPS mvigator prcducts.
Chapter Tivo Features and sp€cilications
2.1 MalD fe.tures
aopeEtitrg system: Micosoft Windows CE 5.01
r)Hi.Fi sheo earphone md built-in Hi-fi speakq, volme adjNbble;
aButun and b$h-screen opemtionr
aBuilt-itr seNitive GPS mtffil
iThe navigating softwre could N the SD cild dir@iyr
avideo fomt supported: ASF,AVI,WMV3GeMP4,F|Vi
aPhoto fomt supported: BMP, JPG PNG;
t)E-book fomt suppmd : TXTI
aMINI USB pon'
aBuilLin r@hargeable Li-battery whiph om be powered by havel and cd ohdgei
2.2 CPU rak MT3351
flrrh 64/1 28 MBvtes
DMS
USB
SD SD / MMC qlot, the mximM capacity'of SD
arrd q'lhdd r.,.h.. r^ RGR
Audio A: Buitt-in high fidelity gpeaker
B: Ilisli fidelitu sterco emhone
GPS Cold std: <42s
Hot startr i3;(in the open rea)
Li-baften
Battery DC 5V poa
AC I m/Xov char@r 5V / I 5A
ncs-rlv5v/t5a
LaD liohr When chargin& the red,Ught rs otr; wheq ohdgo
Openting Mitrosofl Windows CE 5.0
N.vlgadotr SD cad
Video Phver MP3 and WMA
EBook Vlewer
System setting IFM rransmr(erl l>creen aorusrmenrl lueEur
setl lvolmel lPowerl lBrckligh0 [Time and Dare]
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Workitrg 45% to 807oRH
Storage 30% to 9ool"RH
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This chapter will give an inhoduction ofthe appeent components md basic fmr
ofthe GPS Navigator and it will help you to be familid with the basic operatiotr
quicHy.
2.3 Product appearance
Chapter Thr€e Manual Instruction
J.1 Power supply atrd charge
If this navigator is fimt usd please use AV adaptor to fully charge it.
3.1,1 Powcrsupply
Thae ae three t,?es of supplyitrg powei battery, adaptor, USB oable.
CPS mvigator uses lhe Llbaftry lo supply powe! when it is Dot comecled
wrth adapror Tle"mk 1@1 o, tn. up .igtt o'dirt!.fu". ,odicate rh" cm*t
elecric volwe.
GPS mvigator uses the extemal power whetr it is comected with the adaptor
GPS navigator uses the USB cable to supply powq whetr the GPS comects
ro Ge PC.
(Rffikl This mehine adopt builtin, unchmgeable Lithim battery At nomd
condition (ifthe back light is not so bright), the achut supply hou cm be difrerent
because of the difqent way usitrg lhe m\igator Sore fuoction (audio playitrg. video
plafng, bdght back light) will cosme a large powa, which will redwe the using
hou.
[Note I 'Ihis mchine adopts built-in, uchilgeable Lithium battery In ordtr to
avoid fre dd bming, ple6e do not poke, bmp or take it apart or thsw it into fre
3.1.2 Use the havel chargcr to supply power
Whetr the GPS navigator is first used, please use the AC adaphr to charge it.
l. Com@t the DC pd of ttr€ adaptd with the power i4ttrface at the left side
of the uit (The powtr iateface is sme as USB intaface ) r
2. The other pafi comect b ihe power socket, it supplies powo while charging.
IReiffikI Red LED indicates it's being ohaged. Please sait util it is fully charged
md dm't pull out the adaptor while chargitrg. whetr it is firlly-chtrged, the LED will
m to Bluo. [f los baftry or no baftery, plese charge it imediately.
3,1.2 Use the clr c,tr.rger to s[pply power
1, Codec{fte DC pd ofthe adaptor with the porier interfacel
2. The oth6 ptrt comect to the pwff s@ket, it $pplies pows whilE chargitrg.
[Notel Please insefr lhe cil adaptor after ].Witrg fie cd so as not to alamage the
mchine by electicity collisiotr.
3.2 Power on/off
Powcr on/olI is controlled.
3.2.1 Power on:
Please check: The baftery is @ough, or it is comected b eitmal powo sowce;
Please press the button on the top ofthe mit to boot.
(Notel Ifbring the uit fom orc pl&e to mothtr place, please boot until it adapts
to the mviromeDt. Big hmidity fluctuation will make the minfrme short
circuited-
3.2.2 Power off
Pr€ss the buton on the top ofthe unit b tum off, the uit will etrtd the powd
saving mode ed mintain the last opaation shtus when boot next time.
3,3 Reset system
If the system cmot work, you cm resetthe system by the following way:
Click the reset key on tlrc ilght pafr of the mhine to reset the systm by using the
stylus.
( relative info@tion l: it cm be no reslmnse in the following conditio!:
I . The shift betwem pich{es is delayed or stopped.
2. The prcgrm select function cmot work no@Ily, such as long time to
caxry out or camot be activated:
3. Thepowerbuttoncannotwork
(Notellhe maved dab will be lost d you reset the system when the systm has no
response. Pl€ase copy flre data every other time.
3.4 Use bracket to fix n{vigator
When us GPS in the ctr, you should fix the device to the pafi of window besides the
panel by usitrg the bmcket.

lNotel When use the b@cket, please hke care ofthe position. Please don't fx the
navigator to the position where the aliver's sight is being influetrced. Pl@se do not
lay it aside Aeely; do trot fix it to the air bag, do not lay it on the expmd mge ofthe
air bag.
3.5 Stylus
The srylus is the tool for you to Ne you navigator Please keep it carefiil1y.
l. Singleclick :
Singly click the screen with the stylus point.
2, Doubleclick:
Double click the scrcen with the stylus point.
3. Drawing:
Click one point md hold to move on the screen.
(Notel Ary broken stylus, ball pen or my acub md harch object will destroy ihe
LCD if you use it to operate the device.
3.6 SDMMC card
The atbched SD,MMC cdd conhins the navigatiotr softwar€, map daa and
media file. Pleffie inseft the card cor@tly when ue it.
(Notel Please do not ake out the SDA4MC cdd when the system is navigating or
plaFng.
INoteI
1 . Don't stess or cwe the SDA4MC card, avoid loss md bu1ge.
2. Avoid high temperaue or high humidity when use atrd store the cild, don't expose
the cdd diredly to sun light, tet the card far away liom liquid md codosive rotenal.
3. Please pay attention to the heading when insd the SD,{VIMC cdd. Ifyou insefr the
cdd improperly, you will damge the card.
3.7 Connet with computer
The device cm be connected with the computq through the MINI USB on its
left part. You cm copy the docummt beMeetr nangator md computer or copy the
data fiom GPS navigator to computer so as to recover the dab in GPS whm you tre
in need ofthem.
l. Please confim the GPS navigator is power on;
Comect rhe MINI end [I] oI USB cable wrLh t-he USB pon on thc left
pan of GPS device md the nomal md tfl witb Ue Host pon on
computer
3. Please pull out the MINI USB cable aftd you finished your operatiof,, the
GPS navigator will reM to the pre-operation interface.
[Not€ I Dah security: Please copy the data to the outer storage device every time
before you update you system data. Ou company hkes tro responsibility to my loss
of data.
I Remark) Tho GPS Davigator will stop the opemtion whetr it is connected with
computtr
lNote ) In the process of comuication, the following opemtions will break offthe
comection with computer the unlinished data will be lost.
1. PulI out the MINI USB cable;
2. Poweroff
3. Reset the system by sing reset bufton or electric switch
Chapter Four Primary function
4.1 The main interface rnd the fuoctiotr
4.1.1. MaiD m€nu
Click the top
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left comer of ihe interface X Desktop disptay the date , show in

Double-click the date icon ,!, enter the date setting interface, show in Figure 4-3
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Click the top left comer of the interface X change tle des[1op display
back$omd. show rn Figue 4-4
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Cl'ck lhe leR bunon I quick access to navigation mp
Chck the lefi bunon I open audio player quick
Click the left button I rapid deployment desktop applications
4,1.2 Funcdotr lntroducdon
Bluetooth This device can answer and make phone after
comectins with mobile ohone via Bluetooth
Suppofl ASF, AVI, WMV, 3GP, MP4 md FLV lomat
SuDoot Drosess adiust. Dause ed full scieen Dlav
Photo Suppot JPC. BMP atrd PNG fomat. Suppofr photo
rohte. enlarpe/shrink Dictures- automatic Dlav and so on
E-book Text fomat: ftt.
SunDofr nase selection
Audio
player
Audio playing fomat: WMA, MP3.
Suppofr random playing, sequential playing, repeat
nlaJno na,rce nrevi^ns/nert' vnhrme
Sefiing Briglftess, Volume, Larguages, Power, Time, System,
This chapter will inhoduce the Davigation function and notes.
4.2 Navigation functions and f€atures
According to your choice ofnavigation system, the GPS nayigator can make
position by GPS satellite signal roceiver and display on the navigation mp. The
system can calcilate a best rcute aftfr sefting the destination, which can help NeN to
mive the destination safely and rapidly.
The system cm let you enjoy the individual cham and enjoy your hip by many
dilferetrt ways such as vision map, vivid mimation, voice indication, and words
indication.
The specific navigation functions tre depended on your choice ofmvigating
softwde. Plcxse rcfer to the Navigation Softwile lnstruction.
l. Map information
It is prrbably that the electonic navigation data is not consistent with the real Mfric
instrudions because ofthe hafflc construction development. Please do comply with
the highwry condition atrd the actual traffic rules.
2. Navigation
The navigator offers the route for the rcference; detemine the route by yourself,
the driver may be more familiar with the mute thm GPS navigator.
3. Receiving signal
Many factors such as high, dense buildings (in the meL beMeen the high
building, mdergloud peking, under the hestle), vanous weather condition, and
closue of the satellite will affect the ability to receive signal so d to result in
inaccurite posihon. lnemciency ofnavlgaIon operallon and syslem funcdon,

4.3 Video operation lnterface
This chapter intooduced how to use the GPS vid€o playet
4.3.lFuctions dd featmes
1. SupportASF, AVI, WMV,3GP, MP4 edFLV
2. Suppofr full-scteen playing, progess choosing md file sel@tion;
Before using the video playeq please copy you video file ( ASF, AVI, WMV, 3GP,
MP4 md FLV \ ro my folder
4.3.2 Operation:
Srngte click the Video bullon ! b eoter lhe video Iile list as ihe plcture 4-5,
click to close cMent flle.
t-ast I Show lasl
&next Show next Dase
video folder
nme video folder name
Video name show video Mme
EI Click 10 close the video list:
mPlay It shows stop playing. Single click will
r] Nexl Plav next vid€o.
EFile list Single click md shift to video file list,
,nd then .ioose woDr favorite video
Iry Volwe
Single click volme. It shows volume is
decreased whm it shift towdd left.
While volwe is inoqse whm it is
(ii+a/ r^uDrd;aht'
IK Playing
progIess
Adjust the piogress by slide the
progress-displaying bat; go left fo1
aBrightness
adiNt
AOIUSi Dngnmess wm srylus wnu€
moving towad left md right. Tm
&;e Play intfrface Full scren play. Double click to rem
@Video nme Show cMmt \4deo nme
@Tim€ Show the time consmed / The tohl
time ofthe vid€o
4.4 Audio player operatlon interface
This chapter inhoduces how to use the GPS video player to play your favorite mwic.
md let it be you personal MP3.

4.4.1 Functions and features
The audio player suppofrs MP3 and WAV fomat, you could set the playing sequence
as you wish.
Bcfore using the audio player, please copy the files to my folder
4-4-2 Onerahon method:
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Show last page
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Music folder name M,rsi. folder nrme
Music name shoN music name
Choose the song to enter the playing interface as 4-10:
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sin Close Single click to close the
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lifl ! song
IE Play/pause To play and pause, single
click io pause, click again 10
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StoD Sinole click to stoD Dlavme:
EAI Next song
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Adjust volume. [t shows
volume is decreased when it
shift toward left. Wlile
volume is increasc when it
is shifted towild risht.
Seftitrg the
playing mode
Support sequcncial playing,
loop playing, repeat Playing
and mndom nlavins.
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Single click to display the
play list, md choose you
favorite as picture 4-22
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Adiust the progress by slide
the progress-displaying bar;
go leli for backwards, go
risht for foNtrds;
Ii&t@{ S6ns title Show the song title

Time I show the rime progress/
@ | consumption/ | sno- th" total time for
Totaltime I blavinpthesotre:
4.5 Photo viewer operation lnterfaco
This chapter inhoduces how to use the photo viewer to browse pictues.
4.5.1 Fuction fealues:
l. Suppofrs JPG, BMPmdPNG
2. Suppofr pictue rotate, pictue enldge/shrink md automtic play.
Before using the photo viewel please copy you photos to my folder
4.5.2 Operatron method:
Single click the button S to opm the photo list as picture 4-11 :
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tlilr Close Close cMent file
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Photo folder name Photo folder nme
Choose the pichlre to entq play interface as 41 3 ,
4.6 E-book reader intertuce and operation
This chapter introduces how to use GPS to read e-book.
4.6.11Function
l. Support TXT
2. Suppofr Ming over page, page browse, and file choosine
Before using e-book function, please copy you TXT file and save it to any folder
4.6.2 Operrtionr
single clickbufton Sl b enter Ebook list as 4-14:
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pClose Clickto close the viewtr
tEnlme Fnlffoe cnrmt nichre in nronortion
lil Shrink Shrink curent nicture in DroDoftion
&it Previous Show the Drevious Dictue
EN Nert Show the next orcue
BFile list Single click and shift to video file list, and then
choose vour favorite Dichfe
Click to rotate the oictue bv 90 desee
li{ Full Screen Vi€w fuIl screen image
IAutomatic Play PIay all the pictures circularly on tull screen jiom
fhe.,rn.nt ni.hfe
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E-book folder name Display e-book foldel
File Show the filename
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intewal
System backlight will be closed
automatically when no opoation
for a period time to save power
There are several time inteftal
choice for you: never, 3 min,
2min, 1min, 3osecodd latq,
4.13 Date and time setting
Single click LJ inro lhe date time interface as shoM4-26r
Date md time include:
1-............. System time set;
2............... System date set;
3 }{em time zone set.
4-26
1 . Single click button fiS or }7 to set time and date.
2. Single ,&orf5 to choose time dea.
Click 88 to exit cment htqface after setting, anal then jt will
Choose lESr [8] to exit cwent interface..
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4.14 Screen Calibration
Click the X to enter the sdeen calibmtion u 4-28"
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Click lg it will move from in the sequence of the centei left up, left doM, right
doM and right up till the calibration succeed, then click any whtre on the screen to
save tle calibration and exit to the main interface automatically. If not save the
infomation, please wait 30 seconds and it will exit fiom cMent interface
automatically.
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4.15 FM Tr_a-.nsmitter
Single click lS to enter the FM setting as 4-30

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includingisyetem prompt lmguage selection.
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FM Tmsmiter wrll send out the audio sigml to the Bdio devices. Take 76.0MM
iiequency for example. both tte CPS umsmifting Aequency and rbe received
frequetrcy of the radio should be 76.0M12. thm all the souds of the cps wilt be
jnput though lhe mplififf system of rhe mdio.
4. 16 Svstem infomation
Click the I to enrer the SysEm infomtion as4-l l:
System information includes:
1. Firnware version:
2. APP ' Prsion;
3, System ID.
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SiDgle click lilguage colm ro do lmguge choose.
4.lE Navigetion path
Chck the I set the httrface inb Mvigation patb , ser the defauh naviga[on parhs s
shom in Figue 4-33:
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Show ROM vqsion
Show the APP veEion;
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4.17 Language setting
Single click I into the languge seftings intdface as shom4-32,Laguage sefring

4-34
Single click @l to restore the default s€ttitrgs' single click @ to exit the default
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4.20 GPS InforMtion
ingle clickthe button & md enter GPS infomtion interface as 4-35!
Figue 2
Click the bufton " scm" to mter the sc2ming chmels intqface s flgure 3
Figue 3
Select th€ TV chmel you sedch for to €ntet the broadcast itrterface as flSue 4
Button Fuction:
4.2 I ISDBT Instructiotr.
a,t"--"'*'ry
click "continue" to ente.,h" Tv "h"Xr1g"iJi.l"alcast in&face, then clicl8 buton
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EOpen the Ele list Click to switch to the folder interface, select
vour favorite Drosam
rSetting Click to set ISDBT

xDisolav ESG Menu bDter ESG menu
rVolme +Click to incrpase the system volume one
nVolume Click to d@rede the system volme one
level
click to onen Mute
q levels zltooether
Eo11 Click to m offISDBT
II Snanshot cment broadcastins Dictue
Re..rd.nrenf hroadc^stinq nrogram
rPlay/Pause Indicate program pause / play, click to
.dntinile t6 nlav .li.k rerin to narse
EStoD Click to stoD Dlautre Droaam
E' Click to nlav Drevious chmel
Cli.k to nl.v next channel
Sv{tem .nrcnt time
YBroadcast pici{e Full-screm play mode, double-click the
ISigml shflgth Dis.law rim^l <hendh infdmalion
Click I8 button to enter file list as figwe 5
Figue 6
Display you favorite chmel list
Figue 7
Click "gen€ral" on Settings interface to enter the General Setings intoface as figue
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Figue 8
Set the lansase and screen DroDoilion
Figue 5
Select lour tb\orik progm to enter broadcast interface. "li"lf,ro exil Ille llsl.
clict E to enter Psc rienu
1, Display chmel list
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IH IaDmese and
Audio tching
Dual three oDti
Click "about" to enter the version infomation interface as figue 9

Figue 9
Note: pl€ase be sure to pull out thewhip antenna ofbody wh€tr using the digital
TY function t This function is option4l, and some models have no such function'
Please refer to the real subj€ct!
4.22 Bluetooth setting and lnstructions:
This chapter inftoduces how to use this navigato/s Bluetooth to connect with cell
phone for call making and answering"
ODerxtion method :
,1.)2.1 Srngle click lhe bulton Gl in marn menu lo oFen lhe Blueloolh inlerface as
the following pictue:
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*'li"k botton H vou viIl eet the followjng two pjctures
in searching and the next one is the searching rcsult.
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aClose sinrle.li.k to close the cunent mtedace
ni$l.v ^ofl1,.l list ofnaired cell DhoDe
Disblav curent call history
t{ Dial Dad Phone number dialine
Do1ml6.d SMS of naired ohone
IDoMload files of paired phone

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followins pictures
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Alter successlul pairing and connectjng, it
pic Lure:
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SinsLe click disnd enter phone book as 4 44
,r&a Clos€ Sinsle click to close curetrt interface
Di<hlrv.onfr.f Iiqt 6f.rired cell bh.ne
Disnlav call historu
pDial nad Dial nhone number
ht Messape Download SMS of oaired Dhone
hi File Download files ofpaired phone
qSetting Cell phone searching, profile management,
Bluetooth switched on and discomect
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show the followins

Nmber display Display cMent number input
key It made up of 10 nunbers from 0
ro I and "*" "#" .
Backspace Single click will delete the last
** Phone book Single click to select phone number
Phone record Single click to select phone number
ri* to
4.22.7 Si
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4.22.5 Sinsle ctick the button E tonp"n call historv as 4 45
i&t I "ro.. I ll:*f: :''u to close the curenr 4.22.8 If there is an inconing calI, it will show the cal1er ID and its
number as 4-48
flqnbffr l0rl@,
c.Nlry.-
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the button ! to open dial
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TT ReM Keep call state an.l Ieturn to maln
interface
nam€ Name Show the name vou' re dlalrns
NUmOe Numb€r disDla! sh^w thp nrmher vou' re dialins
Show current call sLate
aDial Including extension, sound shift, call
shift. conference call and so on.
*a! Mute Mnte the microohone while keeDins the call
nVolMe -Single click to decrede the volme
{& Volume +Single click to increde the volume
,5t Hano uo Sinsle click and hmq up

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rRem Keep call state and return to ma
nqG C,lltr D
dTMM Number Show the incomine call nunber
Answer call Sinsle click to answer the Lill
I*l Mute Mute the microphone while keeping the
call
rx* Volume -Siqle click to decrease the volume
m,i-.lL/
t* Volume +Silgle click to increase thc volume
Sinsle click tn rpip.l thp.Al
click {i, and lt wrll drspla} connecred. You can
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Dial extension numb€
Not avrr Lab -a aurr-antlv
xNot avai lahle curr-"ntlr
4.22 11 Single message button K to doml@d SMS of paired phone as 4-51
the following interface as 4 52
4.22.9 Single
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the button lill to enter
4.22.10 Single click the button&s 4-50