Holux FUNTREK 130 - V5.0 User manual

FunTrek 130
User Manual
Version: 5.0
Holux Technology Inc.
www.holux.com

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Copyright Declaration:
HOLUX is trademarks of HOLUX Technolog , Inc.
All other trademarks belong to registered companies.
Note:
 The contents of this manual will be modified without further notice.
 Without the written consent of HOLUX Technolog , Inc, this manual ma not be
translated or copied. Cop right ©2009 HOLUX Technolog , Inc. All rights
reserved.
 The operation temperature for the product is between -10℃~60℃.
 Operating or recharging in an environment with a temperature over 45℃ might
cause the s stem to malfunction. However, this should be considered a normal
phenomenon. Please do not operate under extreme temperatures.

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afety Precautions
1. Use the power adapter included with the package. Using other power adapters than the
one provided will result to malfunction and could prove to be dangerous.
2. The device should onl be used with the supplied batteries.
• About the power adapter:
1. Do not use the power adapter in a wet environment. When hands and feet are wet, do not
touch the power adapter.
2. While using the power adaptor, ensure that the area is well ventilated. Do not let paper or
other material cover the power adaptor, as this will interfere with cooling. Do not use the
power adaptor whilst it is in a bag.
3. Do not attempt to repair the device. If device is damaged or is in a wet environment,
replace the device immediatel .
4. It is not recommended to charge from a PC because the PC power voltage is not enough
to suppl the device.
• About the batter
1. Use onl the original factor approved power adapter.
2. A Lithium batter is built into the device. To prevent fire or skin burns, do not disassemble,
pierce, impact, or expose the batter to fire. The batter will crack, explode, or release
dangerous chemicals if placed in a fire.
• Important instructions
1. Note: Replacing with an incorrect batter ma result in an explosion. When disposing of
the batter , follow the instructions. The replacement batter must be a factor approved
original.
2. Regulations must be observed when rec cling or disposing of batteries.
3. The batter should onl be used in this device.

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Table of Contents
Cop right Declaration: ................................................................................................................ii
Safet Precautions .................................................................................................................... iii
Table of Contents ......................................................................................................................iv
Product introduction................................................................................................................... 1
Product Spec ...................................................................................................................... 2
Spec. ........................................................................................................................... 2
Unit Overview .............................................................................................................. 3
Basic Operation ......................................................................................................................... 5
Power on and off ................................................................................................................ 5
Charging Batter ................................................................................................................ 5
Right button ........................................................................................................................ 7
Backlight...................................................................................................................... 7
Auto Light .................................................................................................................... 7
New Track ................................................................................................................... 7
Mark Wa point ............................................................................................................ 9
Left button......................................................................................................................... 13
Trip Computer ........................................................................................................... 13
Change Trip Computer Items............................................................................. 13
Page Displa Selection ...................................................................................... 14
View Altitude.............................................................................................................. 15
Compass ................................................................................................................... 16
General information................................................................................................... 17
Map Navigation ......................................................................................................... 18
Lock/Unlock the screen............................................................................................. 18
Screen Lock ....................................................................................................... 18
Unlock the screen .............................................................................................. 19
Connect to PC ........................................................................................................... 20
Storage mode..................................................................................................... 20
Folders ............................................................................................................... 20
Charging mode .................................................................................................. 21
Screenshot ................................................................................................................ 21
Main menu list.......................................................................................................................... 22
Status Bar ......................................................................................................................... 22
Main Menu........................................................................................................................ 27
Setup ......................................................................................................................... 27
Profile ................................................................................................................. 27
Odometer.................................................................................................... 28
Sport mode ................................................................................................. 28
Auto track.................................................................................................... 29
Log Interval ................................................................................................. 30
Personal profile........................................................................................... 31

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Background................................................................................................. 33
Calibration.......................................................................................................... 34
Compass..................................................................................................... 34
Altitude........................................................................................................ 36
Screen ........................................................................................................ 38
S stem ............................................................................................................... 39
Left Ke ....................................................................................................... 39
Altitude Mode.............................................................................................. 41
Screen Lock................................................................................................ 42
Backlight ..................................................................................................... 42
Beep ........................................................................................................... 43
Auto Power Off ........................................................................................... 44
Coordinates Setup...................................................................................... 45
Shortcut ...................................................................................................... 49
Unit Setup ................................................................................................... 49
Time Setup.................................................................................................. 51
File Saving Location ................................................................................... 52
Language.................................................................................................... 53
Clear Odometer/CO2.................................................................................. 53
Alert.................................................................................................................... 55
Distance alert.............................................................................................. 55
BAR ALT (Barometer Altitude) alert ............................................................ 56
Time alert .................................................................................................... 57
Factor ............................................................................................................... 58
Version ............................................................................................................... 59
Tools .......................................................................................................................... 61
G-Finder ............................................................................................................. 61
Calendar ............................................................................................................ 63
Alarm Clock........................................................................................................ 63
Calculator........................................................................................................... 64
Stopwatch .......................................................................................................... 65
Unit Conversion ................................................................................................. 66
Health................................................................................................................. 68
Emer. (Emergenc info) ..................................................................................... 68
Tracks........................................................................................................................ 70
View Track.......................................................................................................... 70
Area Calculation................................................................................................. 71
Track Detail ........................................................................................................ 72
Delete Track....................................................................................................... 72
View multiple Tracks .......................................................................................... 73
Wa points.................................................................................................................. 74
View Wa points.................................................................................................. 74
Wa point Detail .................................................................................................. 75
Geocaching ............................................................................................................... 75

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Information ......................................................................................................... 76
GeoRadar .......................................................................................................... 77
Compass............................................................................................................ 78
Mark Found........................................................................................................ 79
Add Geocaching Notes ...................................................................................... 80

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Product introduction
FunTrek 130 is a latest handheld GPS navigation device. It comes with a variet of GPS
applications:
 GPS Positioning: hidden antenna design, high-sensitivit GPS receiver chip can
quickl position
 Electronic compass: Provides direction for location information, with compass
function.
 Altimeter: Measure the altimeter b using the GPS altitude and pressure
altimeter calibration.
 Touch screen LCD: 3-inch-wide touch screen, ou can click our fingers sliding
intuitive operation.
 Chinese handwriting input: The s stem provides simple Chinese handwriting
functions, can be free to write on the screen.
 Mode switching: a variet of GPS application mode can be switched according
to recreational sports or navigation page is displa ed.
 Water resistant: IPX6
 Navigation function: with navigation guidance capabilities.
 Records Information: store destinations (including coordinates, altitude, time,
name, description and t pe) and trail information
 Personal assistant tools: Add calendar, computers and stopwatch
 Geo-Caching: Using the GPS positioning capabilities to carr out treasure hunt.
FunTrek 130 is not onl a hand-held GPS device, which includes walking, bic cle car
navigation and other recreational resources, with a convenient mode of operation to meet
various needs of customers.

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Product pec
pec.
CPU
 Samsung S3C2416, 400MHz
GP chip
 High Sensitivit (-159dBm) GPS Chip.
Memory
 Built-in 2GB Flash.
 Support SD V2.0
Display
 3.0” WQVGA (16:9) TFT LCD
 Transflective Touch Screen (Sunlight
viewable)
 240 x 400 Pixels Resolution
ensors
 3D Digital Compass
 Altimeter
 Auto backlight adjustment sensor
Battery
 Batter life: 8.5 hrs (on the basis of 50%
backlight brightness & 1/5 dut )
 Removable, Li-Ion 1050mAh
 Operating Temperature
Charge: 0℃～45℃
Discharge: -20℃～60℃
Waterproof
 IPX-6
IO interface
 USB 2.0 high speed (mini USB
connector)
Adaptor (For indoor use onl )
 Input: 100-240Vac, 0.5A, 50/60Hz
 DC Input：5V, 1A
 Operating Temp: 0℃～40℃
 Storage Temp: -20℃～65℃
Dimension
 58 x 105 x 23 mm
Weight
 124g (with batter )
Environment temperature
 Operating Temp: -10℃～60℃
 Storage Temp: -20℃～70℃

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Unit Overview
Component Function Description: (Front View)
Item Description
Touch Screen LCD The device is using the touch-screen control.
Right button When the device is powered off, press the right button for 3
seconds to turn on this device.
When powered on, press this button for 3 seconds to turn off.
Left button When the device is powered on, press the left button to
switch Main Menu, Trip Computer page and Navigation.
LED 1. The LED flashes red when charging
2. The LED stop flashing but glows when charging is
complete.
3. The LED dims when the USB is unplugged.
4. The LED will first light a second, and the opening screen
prompts.
Component Function Description: (Rear View)
Item Description
Batter lid Press and push to open the batter lid for installing or
replacing batteries.
Screw holes Fix and secure screws.
Component Function Description:
Item Description
USB port Connect power or PC/NB for charger or data transfer.
St lus Hanging Hole You can tie the bundled st lus to the device.

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Front View Back View Low Rear View

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Basic Operation
Power on and off
When device is on, hold down the right button for 3 seconds to power off. The prompt "Saving
data… please wait." will appear while the device is powering off.
Figure 1 Power off
When device is off, hold down the right button for 3 seconds to power on.
Charging Battery
You ma choose one of the following methods to charge the device.
1. Connect the USB adapter to a wall outlet.
Figure 2 Connect the USB adapter to a wall outlet.

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2. Connect the USB cable to our computer.
Figure 3 Connect the USB cable to our computer.

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Right button
The main function of the Right button is to turn on/off the device; it also contains shortcut ke s
to adjust backlight brightness, new a track and mark wa points.
Figure 4 Right Button Shortcut page
Backlight
You can adjust the backlight brightness b following below steps:
1. Press the right button once to enter the operation page as shown above.
2. Click button to increase/decrease the backlight brightness.
Auto Light
FunTrek 130 is equipped with a sensor that automaticall detects the ambient light level
and adjusts the backlight brightness to save power.
Step:
 Press the right button once to enter the operation page.
 Select the in the backlight adjustment area and the backlight brightness will
be automaticall adjusted to suit the ambient light.
New Track
You can also use the right button to add a track.

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Step：
 Press the right button once to enter the operation page.
 The middle area of the screen shown as is the
operation area. Click the "New Track" button, ou will be prompted a
dialogue box for ou to save our track log.
Figure 5 New track
Note:
 The current track will be saved when a new track is created. The new track will
appear in the track log list.
 Check to enter the Digital Ke board. You can press the left right
arrow sign to switch among different s mbol input methods to edit the track
log name.
 Enter the track log’s name, and press the confirmation button to save the
track log.

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Figure 6 a new track started
 Press button to pause recording; press button to start/continue
recording.
Note:
 If ou don’t define the track name manuall , the device will use default name to
save the track log automaticall .
 The device will firstl save the track log existing in memor , and then start to
record new track log.
 When turned off, the track log will save to the FunTrek 130 automaticall . When
connected this device with our computer, ou can use the built-in memor of
the device to operate track log.
 Please save track logs regularl so the are not accidentall lost.
 When auto power off is enabled, the track log will automaticall be saved when
powering off.
 When device power is off due to low batter the track log will be automaticall
saved.
 When device is powered off manuall , the track log will be automaticall saved.
 The track log will be lost if power is accidentall interrupted or the batter is
removed after a crash.
 When the device is connected to a computer, the track logs in memor can be
manipulated.
Mark Waypoint
You can also use the right button to mark a wa point.
Step:
 Press the right button once to enter the operation page.
 The bottom of page is the area to mark wa points.

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 Press the "Mark Wa point" button, ou will be prompted a dialogue box for
ou to name the wa point.
Figure 7 Mark Wa point
 Press to enter the s mbol input page, and edit the point name.
Figure 8 Edit new wa point name
 After edit the name, press the confirmation button , and ou will be prompted
to select wa point categor .

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Figure 9 Wa point categor
 Press confirmation button “” to enter the categor list. In the list, ou can define
the categor . Use the up/down button to skip to next/previous page.
Figure 10 select a wa point categor
 Select the categor , and press the confirmation button .
 If ou don’t define the wa point manuall , the device will use default name to save
the wa point automaticall .
 When finished, ou will be prompted a message that new wa point is successfull
marked.

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Figure 11 wa point marked
Note: If the GPS positioning is not read et, the device will not mark a wa point, and
the screen prompts “No GPS signal! Marking wa point failed!”.
Figure 12 Marking wa point failed

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Left button
Trip Computer
Figure 13 Trip Computer pages
Press the left button to enter the Trip Computer screen
Step:
 Press the left button once to enter the Trip Computer.
 In the Trip Computer, ou can view travel distance, travel time, current speed and
altitude, etc.
 Use button to enter the next page, which contains information of current
speed, heart rate, calories, and CO2 reduced, etc.
Change Trip Computer Items
You can change the screen la out to 3 pages or 6 pages in screen.
Step:
 You can use the setting button to select the frequentl used items (3 or .6
items to be
 Press the setting button ou can select the item that ou want to change.
Click the item to enter the trip computer list, and use the up/down button to flip
page and search.

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Figure 14 Select Items
 Select the item to be added, press confirmation button to change.
Page Displa Selection
You can use and button to change the number of pages displa ed on
the screen.
: displa s 3 items of Trip Computer on screen.
: displa s 6 items of Trip Computer on screen.
Figure 15 Pages shown on screen