Hema HN5i User manual

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Table of Contents
HN5i Quick Start Guide .......................................................................................... 1
HN5i ................................................................................................................. 1
PREMIUM........................................................................................................... 1
ON & OFF ROAD GPS NAVIGATION ....................................................................... 1
BY .................................................................................................................... 1
HEMA................................................................................................................ 1
Quick Start Guide ............................................................................................... 1
Safety Notes & Maintenance ................................................................................ 1
Safety Notes & Maintenance.............................................................................. 1
Operating Environment .................................................................................... 1
Safety while Operating the Device ..................................................................... 2
Safety While Travelling..................................................................................... 2
Battery........................................................................................................... 2
Cleaning the Unit............................................................................................. 3
Avoiding Theft ................................................................................................. 3
Getting Started .................................................................................................. 3
Getting Started ............................................................................................... 3
Box Contents .................................................................................................. 3
HN5i Features ................................................................................................. 4
Parts of the HN5i ............................................................................................. 4
Inserting & Removing MicroSD cards.................................................................. 6
Using the MicroSD Card Adapter ........................................................................ 7
Mounting the HN5i on the Windscreen ................................................................ 8
Turning the HN5i ON and OFF ......................................................................... 10
Charging the Battery...................................................................................... 10
Resetting the HN5i......................................................................................... 10
Stylus Techniques.......................................................................................... 11
Additional Information.................................................................................... 11
PC Connectivity ................................................................................................ 12
PC Connectivity ............................................................................................. 12
Mass Storage Mode........................................................................................ 12
PC Sync Mode ............................................................................................... 13
Power Connection Mode.................................................................................. 14
Main Menu....................................................................................................... 14

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Main Menu .................................................................................................... 14
Tools Menu ................................................................................................... 15
Street Nav....................................................................................................... 46
Street Nav .................................................................................................... 46
Getting To Know the Screens and Buttons ........................................................ 46
Map Screen and Functions .............................................................................. 49
Quick Menu button......................................................................................... 50
Map Screen Options during Navigation ............................................................. 51
Using the Find button..................................................................................... 53
Finding an Address ........................................................................................ 55
Finding a POI ................................................................................................ 59
Quick Search Along Route............................................................................... 63
Quick Shortcuts on Find Places Screen ............................................................. 64
Custom Search.............................................................................................. 65
List of POI Categories..................................................................................... 68
Using your Navigator with CAMPS 6 Book ......................................................... 69
More Menu.................................................................................................... 74
Settings Menu ............................................................................................... 77
4WD Nav......................................................................................................... 80
4WD Nav ...................................................................................................... 80
Getting to know OziExplorer............................................................................ 81
Map Overlay Information & Buttons ................................................................. 82
Standard Toolbar ........................................................................................... 83
Acquiring a GPS Satellite Fix ........................................................................... 84
Page Selection............................................................................................... 85
Pages and their Functions ............................................................................... 86
Opening a Map .............................................................................................. 87
Adding Waypoints.......................................................................................... 88
Exiting OziExplorer ........................................................................................ 89
OziExplorer Navigator DVD Installation............................................................. 89
Topo Nav......................................................................................................... 91
Topo Nav...................................................................................................... 91
Acquiring a GPS Satellite Fix ........................................................................... 92
Navigation Mode............................................................................................ 93
Planning Mode............................................................................................... 94

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Selecting a Map............................................................................................. 95
Memory-Map Navigator DVD Installation .......................................................... 97
Important Product Information......................................................................... 104
Important Product Information ...................................................................... 104
Technical Data Sheet ................................................................................... 106

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HN5i Quick Start Guide
HN5i
PREMIUM
ON & OFF ROAD GPS NAVIGATION
BY
HEMA
Quick Start Guide
Safety Notes & Maintenance
Safety Notes & Maintenance
This section of the Quick Start Guide contains some general information and
recommendations related to the use of your HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i.
Operating Environment
External Influences
Do not allow objects to drop onto the device from above.
Do not place objects on top of the device or rub the screen with abrasive
materials or objects such as car keys etc.
Do not drop the device.
Do not use sharp or abrasive objects to operate the touch screen other than the
stylus designed for this purpose.
Avoid prolonged use in high vibration and high shock environments.
Do not carry / transport flammable liquids, gases or explosives in the same
compartment as the device and its accessories.
Wireless devices can interfere with the reception of satellite signals causing
unstable signal reception.
GPS
GPS signals are produced and monitored by the United States government, who
are solely responsible for the availability and accuracy of the system.
GPS Satellite signals do not penetrate solid objects (apart from glass) and,
therefore will not operate from within a building unless an external re-radiating
GPS antenna is fitted.
GPS signal reception may be impaired by dense obstacles above the ground such
as tall buildings, trees, or extremely bad weather.

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In order to operate efficiently, the HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i should be
positioned with a view to the open sky (through glass is acceptable).
Temperature
Do not leave your HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i lying or mounted on your
dashboard where it will be exposed to extreme temperature conditions which can
result in malfunctions and/or dangerous situations. The device may be operated
in a temperature range of -20°C ~ 55°C or stored in a temperature range of -
20°C ~ 35°C.
Keep the device away from excessive moisture. The device should be used in an
atmospheric humidity of 45% ~ 80% non-condensed and stored in an
atmospheric humidity of 30% ~ 90% non-condensed.
Do not expose the device to sudden and extreme temperature fluctuations. This
may result in condensation forming within the device causing malfunction or
failure. When condensation forms, wait for the device to completely dry out
before operating.
Safety while Operating the Device
Failure to adhere to the following guidelines may result in potentially hazardous
situations and result in serious injury or even death.
Never operate/interact with the device while you are driving.
National road traffic regulations and local traffic conditions always take
precedence over the instructions given by any navigation device.
Do not install the navigation device in such a manner as to obstruct the driver's
view of the road or interfere with the operation of a vehicle's controls or safety
features such as air bag systems.
The route calculated by the navigation device is a suggested route and used for
reference only. It is not a substitute for alert driver behaviour and common
sense. Drivers must continue to pay attention to all road regulations and hazards
regardless of instructions from the navigation device.
Safety While Travelling
While the HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i is a valuable tool for navigation, it is only that -
a tool - and as such should not be used as a replacement for hard-copy maps and
other traditional navigational aids while travelling, especially in remote areas. Always
ensure that you have adequate backup systems in place to ensure your personal
safety.
Battery
This product uses a re-chargeable lithium-ion battery which is not user serviceable
and not user replaceable. Failing to adhere to these guidelines may reduce the life
expectancy of the battery or present the risk of electrolyte leak, explosion and fire
resulting in chemical burn, damage and/or injury.
Only use the original 240V mains and 12/24V car adapter supplied with the
HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i. Use of non-approved parts or accessories may result
in malfunctions and/or severe damage to the device.
Do not expose the device to a damp, wet or corrosive environment.

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Do not expose the device to excessive pressures, heat sources, high
temperatures, or extreme sunlight conditions, such as an unattended vehicle on a
hot day.
Do not expose the device to operating temperatures outside of the recommended
range of -20°C ~ 55°C and storage temperatures outside of the recommended
range of -20°C ~ 35°C.
Do not pierce, open or dismantle the battery. If the battery leaks and you come
into contacy with the liquid, thoroughly rinse the contaminated area with water
and consult with a doctor immediately.
Cleaning the Unit
The HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i casing can be cleaned using a cloth slightly dampened
with water and a mild detergent and then wiped dry. Care must be taken not to let
moisture into the speaker holes or any of the ports, jacks and slots on the device. The
touch may be cleaned using lint free or microfibre cloths. isopropyl alcohol or water
may be applied to the cloth where required to gently wipe the touch screen. Do not
use harsh or abrasive cloths and avoid the use of chemical cleaners or solvents as
these can damage the NAVIGATOR.
Avoiding Theft
To avoid theft, remove the NAVIGATOR and mount from sight when not in use.
Remove the residue left on the windscreen by the suction mount.
Getting Started
Getting Started
Congratulations on purchasing your HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i navigation system.
HEMA takes great pride in providing its customers with quality navigation solutions
supported by friendly and effective customer service.
HEMA is confident that the NAVIGATOR will prove to be a valuable tool in the pursuit
of your adventures and ensure a safe and pleasant journey wherever the road or
track may lead you.
Box Contents
HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i with Stylus
Pre-Installed 8GB MicroSD card
MicroSD to SD card adapter
Luxury Carry Pouch
Superior German Engineered Windscreen Mount
HN5i cradle with new cable holder
12/24V DC Car Charger

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USB Cable
Rear-view camera adaptor cable
Australia 4WD Raster Map Collection DVD - HN5i Version
Memory-Map 4WD Australia Raster Map Collection DVD - HN5i Version
Quick Start Guide
Map Key
Registration Card
HN5i Features
Large 5” wide screen
New 64-Channel GPS for improved location accuracy and faster GPS fix
2GB on-board memory
8GB microSD card Preloaded with HEMA 4WD maps & Topo 250 Austalia
(1:250K)
Bluetooth –Built-in hands free calling
FM Transmitter
Rear view camera ready
iGo Street Navigation –Preloaded with Australia & New Zealand mapping plus 2
year free map updates
OziExplorer with new easy to use HEMA customised interface
Memory-Map with access to a wide range of extra digital mapping products
12 month warranty backed by HEMA‟s excellent support team.
Parts of the HN5i
Front View

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Power Button: Powers the NAVIGATOR ON / OFF or activates sleep mode
LCD Touch Screen Display: 5.0 inch LCD display
LED Power Indicator: Glows red when charging and green when fully charged
Top View
Power Button: Powers the NAVIGATOR ON / OFF or activates sleep mode
Mounting cradle slots: Locate and secure the device within the mounting cradle
Rear View
Speaker: Provides audio output
System reset button: Resets the NAVIGATOR system to a stable state
Microphone: For hands free Bluetooth functionality
Stylus: Use with the NAVIGATOR touch screen

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Side View
AV IN: Allows connection of reversing camera (2.5mm input socket)
Headphone socket: Provides audio output (3.5mm output socket)
MicroSD card slot: Insert supplied & preloaded 8Gb MicroSD card
USB port: Connects the NAVIGATOR to a 12/24V power source or Windows PC
computer system
Inserting & Removing MicroSD cards
The HEMA NAVIGATOR HN5i comes with a pre-installed 8GB MicroSD card.
To remove the MicroSD card from your HN5i
1. Turn the NAVIGATOR so that the rear of the device is visible.
2. Locate the MicroSD card slot on the side of the device.
3. Using your fingernail, depress the card further into the slot and slowly release.
4. The card should spring out of the slot far enough for removal.

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NOTE
Avoid letting the MicroSD card eject quickly out of the slot.
To re-insert the MicroSD card
1. Turn the NAVIGATOR so that the rear of the device is visible.
2. Locate the MicroSD card slot on the side of the device.
3. Position the card with printed side facing you and as per illustration.
4. Slide the card gently into the slot until it clicks into place.
Using the MicroSD Card Adapter
A MicroSD card adaptor has been included with the NAVIGATOR so that it can be
used in conjunction with an SD card reader.
SD Card Adapter
MicroSD card
SD Card Adapter Lock Tab

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To use the SD Card adapter; gently slide the MicroSD card into the slot provided in
the end of the adaptor.
The SD card can now be used by devices with standard SDHC (Secure Digital High
Capacity) compliant SD card readers for use with your personal computer.
NOTE
Do not move lock tab to LOCK. This will WRITE PROTECT the card, and
prevent data being written to the card.
Mounting the HN5i on the Windscreen
Attach Cradle to Windscreen Mount
Attach the cradle to the windscreen mount via the 4 pin system and slide it down until
it snaps/locks securely in place.
Secure the Windscreen Mount
WARNING
The adhesive disc included with the mount is only used for attaching the
mount to the dashboard of your vehicle. The disc is very difficult to remove
once attached.

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1. Select the desired location for your mount on the windscreen and ensure the area
is clean.
2. Grip the base of the mount and place the suction cup firmly against the
windscreen.
3. Whilst still firmly holding the mount, push the lever on the base towards the
windscreen to secure in place.
4. Adjust the cradle on the windscreen mount until the desired viewing angle is
achieved using the vertical and horizontal adjustment knobs.
TIP
The new mounting cradle has a hook on the back designed the hold the
cables securely in place.
Connect the Power
1. Plug the USB connector of the car charger into the USB port located on the left
hand side of the NAVIGATOR.
2. Plug the car charger into the power outlet of the vehicle.
Attach the HN5i to the Mount
1. Secure the NAVIGATOR to the cradle on the windscreen mount by aligning the
base of the device with the tabs on the cradle.

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2. Snap the top of the NAVIGATOR into the cradle.
Turning the HN5i ON and OFF
Turning On
Gently press the power button for 1 second and release.
NOTE
There will be a 5 second delay before the NAVIGATOR start-up screen will be
displayed.
Turning OFF
The NAVIGATOR can be put into Sleep Mode or completely powered OFF.
Sleep Mode
To put the device into Sleep Mode, gently press and hold the power button for 1
second.
The SLEEP MODE screen will be displayed briefly and the display will be turned
off.
Powering the unit back on from SLEEP MODE will restart the HN5i on the same
screen from which the sleep mode was originally activated.
NOTE
The unit is not completely shut down and will discharge the battery over the
course of time.
Power Off
To power off the device, gently press and hold the power button for
approximately 3 seconds, then release.
The unit will display the POWER OFF screen briefly before shutting down.
Charging the Battery
The internal battery in the HN5i can be charged using one of the following methods:
1. Connect the vehicle cigarette lighter adapter
2. Connect an AC adaptor (optional accessory)
3. Connect the USB cable between the NAVIGATOR and PC and select the Power
Connection Mode
Resetting the HN5i

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Locate the RESET button on the back of the device (the reset button is labelled
clearly).
Gently press the reset button with the tip of your stylus for around 1 second.
The unit will power off.
Turn the unit back on to resume normal operation.
Stylus Techniques
The stylus is used for interacting with the touch screen of the NAVIGATOR device.
Pull the stylus out of its storage slot on the back of the device and extend it for ease
of use.
Store it in the slot when not in use.
The following terminology will be used in this guide when describing actions to be
taken with the stylus:
Tap/Select/Activate/Press
Touch the screen once with the stylus to open items or select/activate an option.
Double Tap
Touch the screen with the stylus twice in quick succession to open or
select/activate an option.
Drag
Hold the stylus on the screen and continue to hold down the stylus while
dragging up/down/left/right or across the screen.
Tap and Hold
Tap and hold the stylus without moving until an action is complete, or a result or
menu is displayed.
Flick
This is used in Memory-Map as an alternate way of closing an overlay window.
Hold the stylus on an open overlay window, and then quickly drag/flick the
window off the edge of the screen in one movement.
Additional Information
You can find product manuals and support information on the NAVIGATOR website
http://www.hemanavigator.com.au/
including User Guides for each of the Navigation applications on the HEMA
NAVIGATOR HN5i.

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PC Connectivity
PC Connectivity
The HN5i can be connected to a PC for the following purposes:
Accessing the contents of NAVIGATOR MicroSD Card.
Using the iGo NaviExtras Toolbox to purchase and activate products through the
Online Store such as extra mapping and functionality.
NOTE
The HN5i is only compatible with Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Vista, and
Windows 7
WARNING: Changing the content of the Resident Flash (on-board memory)
inadvertently may render the device inoperable. Do not do so unless instructed by
the NAVIGATOR Support Team.
When the USB cable (supplied with the NAVIGATOR) is plugged into the PC and the
mini USB connector inserted into the device, the following three icons will be
displayed:
Mass Storage Mode
PC Sync Mode
Power / Charge Mode
Mass Storage Mode
NOTE
The device will not charge using this mode
This will display the contents of the Resident Flash (on-board memory) and MicroSD
card as Removable Disks in Windows Explorer on your computer.
Windows will automatically assign drive letters to these disks once they are detected.
Generally, the ResidentFlash (internal) memory of the NAVIGATOR will be shown as
the first available drive letter, and the SD card (SDMMC) memory will be shown as
the second available drive letter.
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C:\ (System hard disk)
D:\ (Data hard disk)
E:\ (DVDRW drive)
G:\ (USB Memory stick)
After you connect the NAVIGATOR in Mass Storage mode, Windows will assign the
drive letters the following way:
C:\ (System hard disk)
D:\ (Data hard disk)
E:\ (DVDRW drive)
F:\ (NAVIGATOR ResidentFlash / Internal memory)
G:\ (USB Memory stick)
H:\ (NAVIGATOR SD Card memory)
The way your Windows PC assigns drive letters will be specific to your particular PC
system configuration. This information is a guide only to what you might expect on a
typical system.
PC Sync Mode
NOTE
The device will not charge using this mode
The navigation applications require this mode of connectivity to perform updates and
allow downloading of extra content.
To facilitate this connection one of the following applications need to be installed on
your computer:
ActiveSync for Windows XP
Windows Mobile Device Centre for Windows Vista and Windows 7
NOTE
Windows Mobile Device Centre is available in two versions for 32-bit and 64-
bit versions of Windows.
You need to install the correct version for your Windows Operating system.
You can determine the version of Windows which is installed on your PC, but
clicking on the
START MENU > CONTROL PANEL > SYSTEM
icon. This will display the system properties window.
Both ActiveSync and Windows Mobile Device Centre are freely available from the
Microsoft Download Centre at http://download.microsoft.com/
This mode will also display all of the contents of the device in Windows Explorer,
including the Resident Flash (on-board memory).

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Power Connection Mode
NOTE
This mode provides no data communications connectivity.
This mode will charge the NAVIGATOR device using the USB port of the PC as the
charging source.
Main Menu
Main Menu
Tools button
The Tools button allows access to the Tools menu, where you can access system
settings, functions and utilities.
Battery Indicator
The Battery Indicator displays the charge state of the internal battery as shown
below
Empty
20 %
50 %
80 %
100 %
Charging