Chinavision CVUK-TR14-VER2 User manual

User Manual

UsCr's Manual
Welcome to use our GPS navigator
oWe reserve the final explanation right on this User's Manual.
oSpecifications are subject to change without notice. Sorry for any
inconvenience caused!
oPlease make a copy of the important data. We assume no responsibility for
the data loss.
oThis manual has been carefu[ checked. Please contact our service center
when any typing mistake is found.
oplease iead thi operating instruction cmefirlly and use the accessories only
provided by the original factory to avoid any unexpected damage. No
warranty will be executed if you are not following the instruction or
connectLg with the incompatible accessories, we assume no responsibility
for any loss and damage caused hereby. .
oThe Llectronic navigation data may be not in conforrnity with the actual
transporting marks due to the trafiic construction development. Please be
,*" io "o*ply *ittt the real road condition and follow the traffic rules'
Operating and viewing the GPS during driving may cause severe tramc
accident. Our company will not be responsible for any loss caused by the
unexpected accident.
oUsers can update and upgrade software from website at his/her option'
rAny discrepancy between the pictures with real products hereinafter, the
real one prevails.

Chapter One Product introduction
1. I Introduction
Welcome_to use theG-PS navigalor, which is mair:ly used for navigating and
alsoias the optional function ofvideo playing, audio playing, Bluetooth
hands free, FM, Bluetooth, photo viewing, and E-gool eic. --
f High performance, low-power consumption MediaTek MT3351 CpU;
iComfortable user interface: simFle, easy to operatd;
lPower management: keep the product to work longer and more steadily;
OData_transmitting: communicate with computer thiough USB cable;
iExcellent in receiving signal: accurate position fixinglrovides you the
satisfied navigating service;
iCompatible with Bluetooth mobile: the nayigator can also be used for
making and answering call with hands-free (Optional);
aEntertainment: MP3 and MP4 fimction can ielieve your fatigue;
You can ls_e-it when driving. *'alking, riding, or waiting for a ireeting; the
perfect "GPS + entertaitrment" function can make yourlife and workhore
splendid.
1.2 Package
The packing box contains the following accessories, please confirm:
l. GPS narigaror
2. Travel Charger
3. Car charger
4. MIN USB cable
5. Earphone
6. User's mnel
7. Protecting corer
8. Carbmka
For the items liged abore. please confrm the actual products. Ifany
damage,
Please contact si& lhe distnibutor or the agent as soon as possible.
Instruction
Please read this,ser's m,al carefirlly to be familiar with al1 the operation
details md to make 6e GPS mrigaor performs well:
(Rema*I' The instrrtion relates to the rheme;
[Relative infcmatirn[ The extending information relates to the theme;
(Notel, The DotEs nt rarnin_ss relate to the theme. please value and
follow these nores. ortersi* it *ill possibll'bring rtamags to you and
others.
This user manual @b- adqn to our GpS narigaor producs.
Chapter Two Features and specffications
2.1 Main features
OOperating system: Microsoft Windows CE 5.0:
a4.3" TFT LCD display with resolution of 480+272 pixels;
lHi-Fi stereo earphone and built-in Hi-Fi speaker, volume adjustable;
lButton and touch-screen operation:
iBuitt-in sensitive GPS antenna;
lThe navigating software could run the SD card directly;
iVideo format supported: ASF,AVI,WMV,3GP,MP4,FLV;
lPhoto format supported: BMP, JPG, PNG;
lE-book format supported : TXT;
IMINI USB port;
aBuilrin rechargeable Li-battery which can be powered by travel and car
charger
2.2 ification
CPU MediaTek MT335l
flash memorv 641128 MBr.tes
EMS memorv 64 MBytes
LCD display 4.3" or 5" TFT LCD display,
Resolution :480RGB(H)072(V)
Touch-screen Hish-accuracv. endurable touch-screen
USB USB Client 2.0, MINI USB port
SD SD / MMC slot, the maximum capacity of SD
Card suooorted reaches to 8GB
Audio A: Builrin high fidelity speaker
B: Hish fidelitv stereo earDhone
GPS Cold start: <42s
Hot startr <3s(in the open mea)
Wam start: <36s
Batterv Built-in rechargeable Li-battery
Battery Charging
nnrtt DC 5V port
AC Charser 100/230V charser.5V / 1.5A
Car Charser DC9-24V,5V / 1.5A
Status of the LCD
lipht When charging, the red light is on; when charge finished- the hlue lisht is on.
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Operating Svstem Microsoft Windows CE 5.0
Navigation
Software SD card
Video Plaver ASF,AVI,WMV, 3 GP,MP4.FLV :
Audio Plaver MP3 andWMA
Photo viewer E-Album, JPG GIF. BMP. PNG
EBook Viewer TXT
System setting [FM Transmitter] [Screen adjustment] [Default
setl [Volume] fPower] [Backlight] [Time and Date]
fl-aneuaeel [Svs Infol
Temperature Operating Temperatue : 0C to 60C
StorageTemperature : -20C to 60C
Working humidity
rrnqe 45% to 80P%RH
Storage humidity 30% to 90ol.RH
Atmospheric 86KPa to l06KPa
This chapter sill give an inuoduction ofthe apparent components and basic
function
of the GPS Narigator md it *ill help you to be familiar with the basic
operation guickly.
2.3 Product app€arance
Chapter Three Manual Instruction
3.I Power supply and charge
Ifthis nal.igator is frst used- please use AV adaptor to frrlly charge it.
3.1.1 Power supph-
There are ttree types ofsrpplying power: baftery adaptor, USB cable.
GPS navigator uses fte I i-battery to supply power when it is not comected
with adaptor. The mdk tEIh on the up right of interface indicate the
current electric r oftrme.
GPS navigaor uses the extemal power when it is connected with the
adaptor.
GPS navigator uses the USB cable to supply power when the GPS connects
to the PC.
(Remarkl This rnechine adopt built-in, unchangeable Lithium baftery. At
normal condition (if the back light is not so bright), the actual supply hour
can be different because of the different way using the navigator. Some
function (audio playing, video playing, bright back light) will consume a
large power, which will reduce the using hour.
I Note I This machine adopts builrin, unchangeable Lithium battery. ln
order to avoid fire and burning, please do not poke, bump or take it apad or
throw it into fire or water.
3.1.2 Use the travel charger to supply power
When the GPS navigator is first used, please use the AC adaptor to charge
it.
1. Connect the DC part ofthe adaptor with the power interface at the 1eft
side ofthe unit (The power interface is same as USB interface );
2. The other part connect to the power socket, it supplies power while
charging.
(RemarklRed LED indicates it's being charged. Please wait until it is fully
charged and don't pull out the adaptor while charging. When it is
fully-charged, the LED will tum to Blue. If low battery or no battery please
charge it immediately.
3.1.2 Use the car charger to supply power
1. Connect the DC part ofthe adaptor with the power interface;
2. The other part connect to the power socket, it supplies power while
charging. J'--- Ei,
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lNote I Please insert the car adaptor after running the car so as not to
damage the machine by electricity collision.
3.2 Power on/off
Power on/off is controlled.
3.2.1 Power on:
Please check: The battery is enough, or it is connected to extemal power
source;
Please press the button on the top ofthe unit to boot.
[Note Ilfbring the unit form one place to another place,'please boot untii it

adapts to the environment. Big humidity fluctuation will make the
mainframe short circuited.
3.2.2 Power off
Press the button on the top of the unit to tum off, the unit will enter the
power saving mode and maintain the last operation status when boot next
time.
3.3 Reset system
Ifthe system cannot work, you can reset the system by the following way:
Click the reset key on the right part ofthe machine to reset tlre system by
using the stylus.
(relative ir:formationl, it can be no response in the following condition:
l. The shift between pictures is delayed or stopped.
2. The program select function cannot work normally, s,,ch as long time to
carq/ out or cannot be activated
3- The power button can not *'ork
(Notel fte unsat-ed data will be lost as you reset the system when the
system has no response- Please copy tte data every other time.
3.4 Use bracket to fix navigator
When use GPS in the car, you should fix the device to the part of window
Singly click the screen with the stylus point.
2. Double click:
Double click the screen with the sbdus point.
3. Drawing:
Click one point and hold to move on the soeen.
(Notel Any broken stylus, ball pen or any acute and harsh object will
destroy the LCD ifyou use it to operate the device.
3.6 SD/IVIMC card
The attached SDA{MC card contains the navigation software, map data and
media file. Please insert the card correctly when use it.
(Note) Please do not take out the SDIVIMC card. when the system is
navigating or playing.
[:,toteI
1. Don't stress or curve the SD/MMC card, avoid loss and bulge.
2. Avoid high temperature or high humidity when use ard store the card
don't expose the card directly to sun light, let the card far away from liquid
and corrosive material.
3. Please pay attention to the heading when insert the SD,4VIMC card. If you
insert the card improperly, you will damage the card.
3.7 Connect with computer
The device can be connected with the computer through the MINI USB on
its left part. You can copy the document between navigator and computer or
copy the data from GPS navigator to computer so as to recovq the data in
GPS when you are in need of them.
l. Please confirm the GPS navigator is power on;
2. Connect the MINI end I I ] of USB cable with the USB port on
the left part of GPS device and the normal end I A ] with the Host
port on computer.
(Notel Whea use the bracke! please take care ofthe position. please don,t
fix the navigatm to &e position where the driver's sight is being influenced.
Please do nol laf it aside freely; do oot fix it to the air bag, do not lay it on
the expand rmge of 6e air bag.
3.5 Stylus
The stylus is the tool for you to use your navigator. please keep it carefully.
1. Singleclick :

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Click the top left corner of the interface ltXl oesttop display the date,
3. Please pull out the MINI USB cable after you finished your operation,
the GPS navigator will retum to the pre-operation interface.
[Note I Data secirity: Please copy the data to the outer storage device
every time before you update your system data. Our company takes no
responsibility to any loss of data.
(Remark) The GPS navigator will stop the operation when it is connected
with computer.
INote I In the process of communication, the following operations will
break offthe coffiection with computer, the unfinished data will be lost.
1. Pull out the MINI USB cable;
2. Poleroff
3. Reset the system by using reset button or electric switch
Chapter Four Primary function
4.1 The main interface and the function
4.1.1. \Iain menu
Double-click the date icon
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w&iffidau enter the date setting interface, show in
Click the top left corner ofthe interface W "nung" the desktop display
background, show in Figure 4-4

Click the left bunon
Click the left button
Click the left button
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quick access to navigation map
open audio player quick
rapid deployment desktop applications
This chapter will introduce the navigation function and notes.
4.2 Navigation functions dnd features
According to your choice ofnavigation system, the GPS navigator can
make position by GPS satellite signal receiver and display on the navigation
map. The system can calculate a best route after setting the destination,
which can help users to arive the destination safely and rapidly.
The system can let you enjoy the individual charm and enjoy your trip by
many different ways such as vision map, vivid animation, voice indication,
and words indication.
The specific navigation functions are depended on your choice of
navigating software. Please refer to the Navigation Software Instruction.
Notes
1. Map information
It is probably that the electronic navigation data is not consistent with the
real traffic instructions because ofthe trafiic construction development.
Please do comply with the highway condition and the actual traffic rules.
2. Navigation
The navigator offers the route for the reference; determine the route by
yourself, the driver may be more familiar with the route than GPS navigator.
3. Receiving signal
Many factors such as high, dense buildings (in the tunnel, between the high
building, underground parking, under the trestle), various weather condition,
and closure of the satellite will affect the ability to receive signal so as to
result in inaccurate position, inefficiency of navigation operation and
system function.
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4.1.2 Function introduction
Navigation Provide navigation
Bluetooth This device can answer and make phone after connecfing
nith mobile phone via Bluetooth
Video player Support ASF, AVI, WMV, 3Gp, Mp4 and pLV forrnar
Support progress adjust, pause and full screen plav
photo liex_er I Support JPG.BMP and PNG format. Support photo rotate,
enlargeishrink pictures, automatic Dlav and so on
E-book Text fonnat: txt.
Suppon page selection
Audio playing format: WMA, Mp3.
Audioplayer Support random playing, sequential plafng, repeat
playing. pause, previous/next. volume
Settins Bri_ehmess, Volume, Languages, power, fime, Systern,
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mClose Single click to close current file.
Last Show last page
next Show next page
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Video folder
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I -A' jVideo name Show video name
4.3 Video operation Interface
This chapter introduced how to use the GpS video player.
4.3.lFunctions and features
1. Support ASF, AVI, WMV, 3cp, Mp4 and FLV
2. Support full-screen playing, progress choosing and file selection;
Before using the Video player, please copy your video file (ASF, AVI,
WMV, 3GP, MP4 and FLV) to any folder
4.3.2 Operation:
Single click the Mdeo button
picture 4-5: to enter the video file list as the
video to enter the
Click to close the video listl
Single click and shift to video file 1ist,
and then choose your favorite video.
Single click volume. It shows volume ,
is decreased when it shift toward left. ;
While volume is increase when it is i
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Irc Playing
pro$ess Adjust the progress by slide the
progress-displaying bar; go left for
backwards, go right for forwards;
rc Brightness
adjust
Adjust brightness with stylus while
moving toward left and right. Tum
right means tum brighter.
Play
interface Full screen play. Double click to
retum normal play status.
Video
name Show cunent Video name
@@ Time Show the time consumed / The total
time of the video
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4.4 Audio player operation interface
This chapter infioduces how to use the GpS video player to play your
favorite music, and let it be your personal Mp3.
4.4.1 Functions and features
The audio player supports MP3 and WAV format, you could set the playing
sequence as you wish-
Before using tle audio player, please copy the files to any folder.
4.4.2 Operation method:
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ren Close Close current file
#* Last Show last page
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T'.' next Show next page;
Music
folder
name Music folder name
Music
name Show music name
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rcr Close Single click to close the audio
player;
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IK Previous
song Play the previous song;
mPlay/pause To play and pause, single click
to pause, click again to play
continuously;
Stop Single click to stop playing;
Next song Play the next song;
Volume
Adjust volume. It shows
volume is decreased when it
shift toward left. While volume
is increase when it is shifted
toward right.
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Setting the
playing
mode
Support sequencial playtng,
loop playing, repeat playing and
random playing.
Open the
play list
Single click to display the play
list, and choose your favorite as
picture 4-22 showsr
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14= Playing
progress
Adjust the progress by slide the
progress-displaying bar; go left
for backwards, go rigbt for
forwards;
@Song title Show the song title
@Time
consumptioni
Total time
Show the time progress/ Show
the total time for playing the
song;
Before using the photo viewer, please copy your photos to any folder
4.s.2 Operation method:
Single click the button
4.5 Photo viewer operation interface
This chapter intoduces how to use the photo viewer to browse pictufes.
4.5.1 Functiol features :
l. Supports JPG. BMP and pNG
2. Support picture rotate, picture enlarge/sbrink and automatic play.
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name Show photo name 2. Support tuming over page, page browse, and file choosing.
Before using e-book function, please copy your TXT file and save it to any
folder.
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single click button GlilI to enrer Ebook list as 4- 14,
interface as 4- 1 3 :
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EI Close Click to close ttre viewer
jt Enlarge Enlarge current picture in proportion
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\^- Sbdnk Shrink current picture in proportion
KPrevious Show the previous picture
DNext Show the next picture
EI File list Single click and shift to video file list,
and then choose your favorite oicture
4Rotate Click to rotate the picture by 90 degree
Full Screen View fuli screen image;
tr Automatic
Play Play all the pictures circularly on fulI
screen from the crment picture
@Photo name
and format Show the photo name and format
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ren Close Click to close current file
:& Last page Show the last page;
&Next page Show the next page;
4.6 E-book reader interface and operation
This chapter introduces how to use GPS to read e-book.
4.6.11Function
1. Support TXT
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t&i E-book folder
name Display e-book folder;
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!!'-, IFile Show the filename.
1. Choose file name to enter e-book reader as 4-16:
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i:srxx Set font as bold
!!l!iif;m[i[ Set font as normal
Decrease font size
22 Font size indicator
&Increase font size
EClose Single click and close e-book reader
7\ Last page Read last page
tr Next page Read next page
File Single click to enter Ebook list to choose
favorite book
Font set As 4-17
fl Color set As 4-18
Add book
mark It needs open e-book and choose TXT.
tr Open book
mark list As 4-19

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Single click aad choo." Uoot r*
Rolling book mark lisr
Retum e-book homepage.
Showing current rer;.g;
4.8 Unit Conversion
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"Screen click tone"
4.10 Wince
"Volume adjustuent', includes:
1. Speakervolumeadjusfinent
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interface as shown 4-23:
rer Close Exit "volume setting" interface;
ffi Volume -
Single click to decrease the
volume gradually; there are l0
ranks for volume from mute to
maximum. Single click will
decrease one ralk.
mVoiume *Single click to increase the
volume gradually; there are 10
ranks for volume from mute to
maximum. Single click will
increase one rank-
LOt:! Click the
scfeen tone
By clicking the leff/right shift
button to set the on/off key
tone,with loud,soft,and off the
three states;
ffi Tum lefl Turn on/ offscreen click tone;
Ai Tumright Tum on/ offthe screen click tone:
u&&KX Present
volme Yellow blanks shows the present
volume level;

4.12 Backlight setting
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Single click to enter backlight setting interface as 4-25;
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4.13 Date and time settinq
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Single click h# ,r," the date time interface as shown4-26:
Date and time include:
l. System time set;
2. System date set;
3 )tem time zone set.
4-27
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1. Single clickbutto, X o. V,o set time and date.
2. Single () ". G, to choose time area.
cfi"t Gl to exit current interface after setting, and then it will shos
as 4-43 Choose Eil. f,E ,o exit current interface..
Backlight
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GI Close Exit "backl i ght setting" interfacel
oBrightness
decrease Click to decrease backlight gradually
to the lowest level;
oBrightness
increase Click to increase backiight gradually
to the highest level
ItrTI Present
Brishtness Red blank shows the Present
brightness
oShift left Single click and it will shift 1eft, and it
will show last column. This display is
in circle.
oShift right Single ciick and it will shift right and
it will show last column. This display
is in circle.
Always ON Time
hterval
System backlight will be closed
automatically when no operation for a
period time to save power. There are
several time interval choice for you:
never, 3 min, 2min, lmin, 30second
later, losecond later.
4-26

click E it wfll move u"- *.[3t"nar."e of tne center, reft up, left
*:": :Hlj:y Tg,ient up ti[rhe "iiu*tioo ,"".."a,'iil"" crick any
where on t,e screen to save the calibration *d;ii;G ffiffi#a
automatically. If not save the information, please *rir:O ,".*0, ,Jii*ifj
Click the
exit from current i
4.rs FM Transmitter
Single click
hs and briefly hold styl6 on the center ofhe broet
Repeat as $e brqet mov6 arcund the sRn _
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FM Transmitter will iend out r
76.,,Hz.*en,o.^_, ,^- ^_.^__,1", "Ygio signa,l to the radio devices. Take 76.0lvIHZ frequency for examol ---'" st6lor rv ure raQo oevlces' Iake
the received fieor,"."_ ^.*u- ;l?^b-oJl the Gp_S_ transmitfing frequency and
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4.I6 System information
$,",ffi H':",?:T,H :".m in ronnation as4-3 I :
l. Firmware version;
2. APP version;
3. System ID.
ion VeEior:y.82D_00000i.100a2r.128I
APP VeEior: y12.21-10-oa-25
SFbB tD:
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4-29
to enter the FM setting as 4-30
28
to enter the screen calibration as 4-29"

APP Version Show the APP version;
System lD. Show the system ID.
4.19 Default set
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Single click language column to do language choose.
4.18 Navigation Path
Click rhe H .", the interface into navigation path , set the default
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4-35
4.21 ISDBT Instruction:
Click the "TV" icon in Function Menu to enter figure 1
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i,: into the language settings interface
setting including:syetem prompt language selection
Single click EE ,o restore the default settings, single click EE ,o
exit the default settings.
4.20 GPS Information
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click 'continue" to enter ,0" Tiltir,"r".rs broadcast interface, then
"rtr5 button to enter settings interface. The channel options interface
Select the TV channel you search for to enter the broadcast interface as
figure 4
Button Function: Figure 4
Figure 2
@Open the
file list Click to switch to the folder interface, select
your favorite proeram
Setting Click to set ISDBT
E
HDisplay
ESG Menu Enter ESG menu
!il Volume +Click to increase the system volume one
level
EVolume Click to decrease the system volume one
level
@Mute click to open Mute
Volume size
instruction 9 ievels altogether
Boff Click to tum offISDBT
aSnapshot
picture Snapshot current bl6ndea5fing picture
qRecord
Drosram Record current broadcasting progrm
&Play/Pause Indicate program pause / play, click to
continue to play, click again to pause
Stop Click to stop playing program

@Previous
channel Click to play previous channel
EI Next
channel Click to play next channel
IIEI Time Svstem curent time
:tr
IXI Broadcast
oicture Full-screen play mode, double-click the
screen to retum to normal play mode
&Signai
strensth Display signal strength information
crict &il buftontoenterfilglistas Click "genera1" on Settings interface to enter the General Settings interface
as figure 8
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Select your favorite program to entir broadcast interface, clickEto exit
set the language uro.".."n n.orolrtff" t
Main Audio. Sub Audio and Dual three
Click "about" to enter the version information interface as figure 9
file list, click El ,o "n,.. EsG menu
Fnglish, Japanese and portuguese three

Phone book Display contact list ofpaired cell phone
Call history Display current call history
Dial pad Phone number dialing
Message Download SMS of paired phone
File manager Download files ofpaired phone
mBluetooth setting Cell phone searching, profile,
management, Bluetooth switched on
and disconnect
Figure 9
Note: please be sure to pull out the whip antenna of body when using
the digital TY function I This function is optional, and some models
have no such function. Please refer to the real subject!
4.22 Bluetooth setting and Instructions:
This chapter introduces how to use this navigzitor's Bluetooth to connect
with cell phone for call making and answering"
Operation method,
4.22.1 Single click the button in main menu to open the
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