Hyundai PONTUS User manual

REPORTNO:HCT-F05-0301 FCCID:PINPNAV-3530 DATE:MARCH07,2005
HYUNDAI CALIBRATION & CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
SAN 136-1, AMI-RI , BUBAL-EUP, ICHEON-SI,KYOUNKI-DO, 467-701,KOREA
TEL : [phone] FAX : [phone] www.hct.co.kr
ATTACHMENT E.
- USER’S MANUAL

Hyundai Autonet Jupiter English Manual
JUPITER User Manual
We sincerely thank you for purchasing our PONTUS product.
This user manual explains detailed methods of use regarding our product. For safety
and efficiency, make certain to become familiarized with the contents of this user
manual before using this product.
<FIG 1>
Logo Screen
CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Product Information
1. Product Introduction
2. Make certain to read before use
3. Caution when handling the CD
Chapter 2 Before use
4. Confirming Components
5. Names of each section
Chapter 3 Installation
6. Car Installation
Chapter 4 Basic Method of Use
7. Screen Explanation by mode
1.1 NAVI Mode
1.2 MUSIC Mode
1.3 MOVIE Mode
1.4 PICTURE Mode
8. Basic Navigation Explanation
2.1 Operating the Navigation
2.2 Enlarging/Reducing Map scale
2.3 Direction & Battery Display
2.4 GPS Reception State Display
2.5 MENU Button Explanation
2.6 SUB Button
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Chapter 5 Navigation Detailed Method of Use
1. MY POI
- HOME
- COMPANY
- OTHER
2. Searching
- Address
- Local Place
- POI (Place name)
- POI (Place type)
- Intersection
- Recent Dest.
- Recent Origin.
- Coordinates
3. Setting
- GPS Info.
- Map Setting
- Route Setting
- Other Setting
- Volume/Display
- My POI Editor
- Product Info.
- Update
Chapter 6 Additional Functionality Detailed Method of Use
9. Music Player
10. Movie Player
11. Picture Viewer
Chapter 7 Miscellaneous Issues
1. Installing ActiveSync Program & USB Drive
2. Troubleshooting
3. Product Specifications
4. Technical Support & Product Warranty
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Chapter 1 Product Information
1. Product Introduction
2. Make certain to read before use
3. Caution when handling the CD
1. Product Information
This product is a car navigation system. It is designed to be installed and used in a car.
A GPS engine and an antenna have been mounted for car navigation along with an
accurate digital map.
The user manual for this product may change without prior notification and affect
performance improvement. We ask for your understanding when actual conditions vary
due to this reason.
The screen of this user manual may appear different than the actual screen due to the
production process and the printing ink.
Strictly abide to the warning/caution/prohibited regulations stated within this user
manual for maximum driver and user safety and to prevent property damage.
2. Make certain to read before use.
[Abiding traffic regulations]
The digital map used in this product has been produced using the most recent road
conditions. However, certain information regarding actual conditions of roads and
buildings may not yet have been included or may have changed after the release of the
product, so it is recommended that the user drive while abiding actual road conditions
and traffic regulations.
<Caution> No damages or claims will be awarded for any accidents which occurred
while not abiding actual road and traffic conditions. This product should only be used as
an additional reference.
[Understanding GPS]
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GPS used for commercial purposes will carry a distance error, on average, of 15 meters.
In addition, the distance error reading when close to buildings, underpasses, overpasses,
and others may be up to 100 meters. Please take this into consideration during use.
[Warnings]
- Do not install the device on top of the location of the vehicle’s airbag.
If an accident occurs, the movement of the airbag may cause this product to harm the
user.
- Do not operate while driving.
Operating while driving may cause traffic accidents due to lack of caution in gauging
upcoming road conditions. When requiring route settings or other operations, be sure to
stop and activate the parking brake before such use.
-Do not continuously watch the screen.
Watching the screen for prolonged periods while driving is very dangerous. Use this
device safely as not to prevent oneself from fully understanding real traffic conditions
or from seeing pedestrians.
-Do not use this device if there are signs of malfunction.
Continuous use while there are symptoms of malfunction, such as strange smells and
sounds, may cause fires and other damage. In such cases, turn off the power and
inquire with your place of purchase.
[Caution]
- Be cautious not to introduce foreign substances inside the device.
Water, beverages, and other foreign substances may cause damages to this product.
-Do not cause excessive force.
Excessive force may cause damages to this product.
-Use in moderate volume levels.
Do not receive voice guidance in high volume levels which deter you from
understanding the road conditions outside of the vehicle.
-Route/Voice Guidance may be different from actual road conditions.
Practice safe driving by abiding to actual road regulations as route/voice guidance may
be different from actual road conditions.
-Satellite reception may require a long period of time.
A certain period of time is required for initial GPS satellite reception from turning on
the vehicle. Weather and surrounding conditions may cause differences in the required
time period.
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-Operate cautiously after leaving the device in high or low temperature locations.
Abnormal operations may occur upon use after prolonged parking periods in locations
with severe temperature changes. Please begin use after achieving normal internal
temperatures inside of the vehicle. (Normal operating temperature: 0℃~50℃)
[Prohibited]
-Do not use the device for long periods of time with the engine turned off.
Prolonged use with the ignition off may cause the battery to discharge.
-Do not apply metal sun tints.
Applying strong sun tints to the window area in which the GPS Antenna is installed may
cause instability in GPS data reception or errors.
-Do not place metal substances near the GPS Antenna.
Placing metal substances near the area in which the GPS Antenna is installed may deter
performance in GPS data reception.
-Do not use the device alongside products which emit radio frequencies or with other
similar GPS devices.
Products which emit radio frequencies or other GPS products may have an effect on
this device. Limit simultaneous use as these types of devices may cause deterred GPS
reception performance.
-Do not disassemble, repair, or modify the device.
Damage caused by disassembling, repairing, or modifying may cause fires and accidents
and cannot allow reception after service repair. In cases when requiring repair, please
inquire with your place of purchase.
3. Caution when handling the CD
The CD included with this product may not operate properly if it has been scratched,
damaged through contact with a foreign substance, or becomes bent due to high
temperatures.
-Do not allow contact with foreign objects, especially volatile substances which may
cause extreme damage.
-Negligence in high temperatures may transform the shape of the CD and cause
abnormal operations.
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-Scratches may cause abnormal operations.
-When cleaning the CD make sure to use a soft cloth and wipe in an inside to outside
direction.
-Use caution not to leave marks, such as fingerprints, when handling the CD.
Chapter 2 Before use
1. Confirming Components
2. Names of each section
1. Confirming Components
After purchasing this product, open the packaging and see if any of the components
listed below are damaged or missing. If there is an abnormality, make an inquiry with
your place of purchase. As these images are to facilitate the understanding of the
consumer, they may differ from actual conditions.
<FIG 2>
Unit
<FIG 3>
Cradle
<FIG 4>
Window Mount
Stand
<FIG 5>
MAP CD
(PNAV-3530 Only)
<FIG 6>
User
Manual
<FIG 7>
USB Cable
<FIG 8>
Installation CD
<FIG 9>
SD Card
(PNAV-3530 Limited Only)
2. Component section names
[Unit]
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(1) Power ON/OFF Button
: Press the Power Button to turn the power on or off. When planning not to use this
device for 3 days or longer, turn off the device by holding down the button for more
than 1 second.
Caution) When turning off the power by pressing the power button for less than 1
second, this converts to POWER SAVE MODE and will consume a set amount of
electricity. If left in this state for more than a week there is a possibility that the
battery will become complete discharged, so it is recommended that the power is turned
off by pressing down on the power button for more than 1 second.
(2) Volume UP/DOWN Button
: Press the Volume ▲/▼ Button to adjust the Volume. Pressing the Volume Button for
more than 1 second will convert into screen brightness adjustment mode. When in this
mode, pressing the ▲/▼ will allow for screen brightness adjustments. To exit screen
brightness mode, either re-press the button for more than 1 second or do not use the
button for more than 5 seconds.
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(3)MODE Button
: This is a button which converts “NAVI ⇒ MUSIC ⇒ MOVIE ⇒ PICTURE ⇒
NAVI” modes. The modes are changed in this sequence each time the button is pressed.
(4) Power Connector
: This is a section which connects to the power supplied by the Cradle through the
vehicle cigarette jack.
(5) Serial Port
: This is a port which charges the product by use of the AC Adapter.
(6) USB Port
: As a port which connects this product to the PC through a USB Cable, it is used for
map updates and data file uploads.
(7) SD Card Slot
: This is a slot in which the SD Memory card is inserted. The SD Memory Card can
save map data as well as music, pictures, and movie files for viewing pleasure.
(8) Earphone Port
: This is a port which allows music, movies, and voice guidance to be heard through
earphones.
(9) GPS Antenna
: As a section which has the GPS Antenna installed, use by elevating it to a vertical
position directed at the sky.
(10) Mood Lamp
: This section turns the Mood Lamp on and off.
(11) Remote Control Sensor
: This is the receiving sensor for the Remote Control.
(12) 3.5” LCD
: This is a TFT LCD touch-screen window.
(13) RESET Switch
: Press the Reset Switch when Operating System malfunctions or program
malfunctions occur for products designed based on WinCE.
(14) Speaker Section
: A maximum of 2W of output is possible. Through this, NAVI voice guidance and MP3
music can be listened to without the use of earphones.
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[Cradle]
(1) Power Connector
: This supplies power to the Device through the vehicle cigarette jack cable. If the
power is not being supplied smoothly, check to see whether the area around the cradle
connection or the device connection is dirty and clean it if necessary.
(2) Product Fastener
: This is the component which fixes the product by fastening its top and bottom sides.
Only fasten the product after installation is complete.
(3) Mount Stand Connector
: This is a section which connects with the Mount Stand. Make sure to insert it all the
way to secure a fixed connection with the Mount Stand and Cradle before starting use.
[Mount Stand]
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(1) Cradle Connector Section
: This is the section which is inserted behind the cradle to make the product immobile.
(2) Rotator
: This is the section which allows the angle of the product to be set in accordance to
the driver’s eyesight. Be cautious not to frequently bend and unbend since this may lead
to breakage.
(3) Window Suction Tightening Lever
: Apply the window suction cup with the window suction tightening lever released and
then pull the lever for tightened adhesion against the window.
(4) Window Suction Cup
: This is an important component which tightly fastens the product against the front
window of the vehicle. Upon fastening, be aware that foreign substances, such as dust,
may lead to decreased adhesive strength. Make sure to fasten in a state where the
inside of the suction cup and the front window are clean.
※ When fastening in cold temperatures, the rubber component comprising the suction
cup may harden, causing decreased adhesive strength. In this instance, increase the
internal temperature of the vehicle and fasten the cup after checking that the rubber
component has returned to a softened state.
Chapter Installation
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- Car installation
Follow these steps when installing the device in your vehicle.
(1) Mount the mount stand against the front window of the vehicle.
(2) Connect the top connector of the mount stand with the connector insertion
behind the cradle.
(3) Gently place the bottom side of the device on the bottom surface of the cradle
and slowly insert inward until a “tock” sound, signifying fixation, is heard. Upon
fixation, adjust the GPS Antenna on the backside so that it becomes horizontal
to the sky.
(4) Connect the cigarette jack cable with the cigarette jack connector within the
vehicle.
(5) Press the power button to turn on the device.
Chapter 4 Basic Method of Use
1. Screen explanation by mode
1.1 NAVI Mode
1.2 MUSIC Mode
1.3 MOVIE Mode
1.4 PICTURE Mode
2. Basic Navigation explanation
2.1 Operating the Navigation
2.2 Enlarging/Reducing Map scale
2.3 Direction & Battery Display
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2.4 GPS Reception State Display
2.5 MENU Button Explanation
2.6 SUB Button
1. Screen explanation by mode
: Press the MODE Button positioned on the right side of the device when changing
modes. The mode changes in a “NAVI->MUSIC->MOVIE->PICTURE->NAVI” sequence
each time the button is pressed.
1.1 NAVI MODE
FIG
① Direction Display: As this icon shows the map display method, it changes depending
on the selected mode from North-up/ Heading-up/ Bird View. The mode will change
each time the corresponding screen icon is touched.
② GPS Satellite Reception Window: This displays the current state of GPS reception.
Press the corresponding icon on the touch screen to view detailed information.
③ Current Time: This displays the current time.
④ Current Administrative District: This displays the name of the administrative district
in which the car is currently positioned.
⑤ Display Enlargement: Information which can cause confusion to the driver, such as
intersections and overpasses, are enlarged upon display.
⑥ Menu: This displays the main menu. The main menu is configured with the “My POI/
Searching / Setting” menus.
⑦ Remaining Distance: This displays the remaining distance to the destination.
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⑧ Remaining Time: This displays either the remaining time or expected arrival time to
the destination. The user can select the desired display format through the environment
setting.
⑨ Map Scale: This allows the map screen scale to be changed. Pressing the
corresponding icon on the screen will display the “-/+” button, whereby pressing the
“+” button will cause enlargement and pressing the “-“ button will decrease the scale.
⑩ Sub: This displays the sub menus. The sub menu is configured with the “Select/
Map/ Mark/ Mute” menus.
⑪ Current Position: This displays the current position of the vehicle.
⑫ Remaining Battery: This displays the remaining battery power.
1.2 MUSIC MODE
FIG
① |◀ : While playing, press this button to move to and play the previous file. (Moves
file when pressed during stop state.)
② ▶ : Plays the selected file.
③ || : Pauses the file currently playing.
④ ■ : Stops the file currently playing.
⑤ ▶| : While playing, press this button to move to and play the next file. (Moves file
when pressed during stop state.)
⑥ Select Folder: This allows the folder where the music file is saved to be selected.
⑦ Folder Content: This displays the music file list within the selected folder.
⑧ EQ Functionality: The user can listen to music in the desired style by choosing from
the “JAZZ/ROCK/CLASSIC/NORM” styles.
⑨ RPT : The selected file is played repeatedly.
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⑩ NAVI: A function which allows more immediate conversion into NAVI Mode while
listening to music.
※ If NAVI voice guidance is activated while playing a song, the MP3 is briefly put to
MUTE and then restored once the NAVI Voice Guidance is finished.
1.3 MOVIE MODE
FIG
① |◀ : Moves to the previous file.
② ▶ : Plays the selected file.
③ || : Pauses the file currently playing.
④ ■ : Stops the file currently playing.
⑤ ▶| : Moves to the next file.
⑥ Select Folder: This allows the folder where the movie file is saved to be selected.
⑦ Folder Content: This displays the movie file list within the selected folder.
⑧ FULL: A function which converts the movie currently playing into full screen mode.
⑨ RPT : Plays the selected file repeatedly.
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⑩ NAVI: A function which allows more immediate conversion into NAVI Mode while
watching a movie.
※ If NAVI voice guidance is activated while playing a movie, the movie is briefly put to
MUTE and then restored once the NAVI Voice Guidance is finished.
1.4 PICTURE MODE
FIG
① |◀ : Move to previous file.
② ▶| : Move to next file.
③ Slide : A function which continuously shows pictures in the list.
④ FULL : A function which enlarges the selected picture to full screen.
⑤ NAVI : A function which allows more immediate conversion into NAVI Mode while
viewing a picture.
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⑥ Select Folder: This allows the folder where the picture file is saved to be selected.
⑦ Folder Content: This displays the picture file list within the selected folder.
※ The NAVI voice guidance functionality will operate normally even when viewing an
image file.
2. Navigation Basic Explanation
2.1 Operating the Navigation
1) Turn on the vehicle’s ignition.
2) Press the Power Button positioned on the top left side of the Navigation.
3) Once power is activated, the logo screen will briefly display followed by the
warning screen.
4) Press the “agree” button positioned at the button of the warning label to display
the map screen.
5) Once normal reception of GPS satellite signal begins, the current position of the
vehicle will display on the map screen.
Caution) Reception of GPS satellite signals, in cases when first installing the product or
after long periods of disuse, may require approximately 10 minutes. Also, a similar
phenomena may occur when the temperature falls out of operating temperature
(0~50℃). In this case, please wait until the temperature within your vehicle becomes
suitable.
2.2 Enlarging/Reducing Map
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The “200m” text within the displays the current map scale, and pressing this
button will display the Scale Bar which allows the map scale to be changed.
Press the Button to increase the map scale.
Press the Button to decrease the map scale.
Press the Button to close the Scale Bar screen.
2.3 Direction & Battery Display
1) Pressing the Direction Display Button ( ) will change the screen display method
in a “North-up -> Heading-up -> Bird View -> “ mode sequence.
- (North-up): The left side of the screen is fixed North regardless of the
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direction in which the vehicle is being driven.
- (Heading-up): The direction the vehicle is being driven is fixed always to be
displayed on the left of the screen.
- (Bird View): Using the Heading-up functionality as a base, this mode will
display the map screen as if looking down on the ground from the sky.
2) Battery Display: Remaining Battery is displayed in 3 levels. Connect the power as
there is a possibility for battery discharge when the remaining battery becomes
insufficient.
- (Lacking) :State when remaining battery is less than 30%.
- (Normal) :State when remaining battery is 30%~50%.
- (Sufficient) : State when remaining battery is 50%~70%.
Caution) When remaining battery is over 70%, it is not displayed on the screen.
2.4 GPS Reception State
This displays the state of GPS satellite reception. When wishing to view the state of
GPS satellite reception in detail, press the button to see the GPS
Information window containing the detailed information.
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