Mapmyindia Lx340 User manual

GPS Portable
Navigation Device
Lx340
User Manual

Please read this manual before you start using this de
vice Thanks
for purchasing our product.. When you use
this device, you are
supposed to learn well of this
product.
The information in this manual has been verified for its
accuracy. But
no liability will be applied for the correctness of mapping
data of
navigation, technical and/or editorial interpretation or illustration, or
the printing and translation of this manual, nor liable for
any
consequence or incidental damages caused by using this manual.
This device is a complicated technical product consisting of OS
and
Navigation software. The manufacturers have paid sufficient
attention to and fulfill its duty in its hardware manufacture
processing and
in development and/or application of the software so as
to ensure the device work properly. If there is any malfunction or
defective of the device, the manufacturer will provide a warranty for the
congenital quality problem, but not covering for any loss or damage of
property, or any consequence caused by or related to using this
device.
The navigation software and mapping data is provided
by MapmyIndia.
Its copyright is protected by laws. A User can only
use on this device,
any copying or application of the software for
other purpose is not
allowed.
No explicit and/or implicit guarantee or assurance will
be applicable
for the validity, integrity, correctness, accuracy
of mapping data for
navigation used on this device, nor liability
for any loss, damage,
and/or any consequence caused by or
related to defective mapping
data or software used on this
device.
CAUTION :Considering the hot weather conditions in India
especially during
summer, when car is parked which means AC in car is also not operative, the
Temperature inside in car easily goes above 55C.Keeping the device at
such
high temperature for prolong period of time may affect the device
and it's
battery. Hence it is strictly advisable to take the device along
with you in
such
conditions.

General tips for GPS application
The following content is tips for GPS device application and
operation. Please read it before starting use of the GPS device,
so that you may make a better use of the
GPS device.
While the GPS device is working, it receives signal from
satellites for
positioning. The signal from satellite may not be received, or
be
weakened in room, nearby some big buildings, or under overhead
bridges.
When the GPS device is receiving satellite signals, you will get signals
from different satellites when you are in different places,
this is called
"Satellite Path", a "Satellite Path" only covers a range
of 300 KM. If a
"Satellite Path" is defined at place A, then turn off the device and move
to another place beyond 300 KM away from A,
the device is under
another "Satellite Path", At this moment, the
device needs to search
for satellite signal again. To track the new "Satellite Path", this will
take quite a long time. To save time for this searching, you may click
"GPS Reset" button in menu of "GPS Testing" to clear
the previous
“Satellite
Path".
It will be difficult and taking more time to catch positioning
signal from
satellite during high speed driving. It is suggested to
search the
positioning signal by stopping your car for a better and safer effect.
While charging the device, please only use the travel charger
or car
charger equipped by the manufacturer in its original
package. Other
chargers may cause damage to this device, and
this damage is not
covered by our
warranty.

Warnings:
Please install the device in a right way to avoid driver's sight and airbag
to be hindered. Any loss or damage of product,
passengers, or other
property caused by mistakes of mounting or installing
of the device will
be not covered within the warranty and not be the responsibility of the
manufacturer.
Please not put on earphone and operate the device when you
drive or
ride a bike to ensure your
safety.
Please consult with airline crew for application of the device
if you
want to use it during
flight.
Please keep the device far away from strong magnetic field
which may
cause damage or malfunction to the
device.
Please protect the device from being dropped, shocked
or scratched
on or by hard objects to avoid possible
damages (scratches on the
device face, loose contact of the battery,
data loss or other hardware
part broken) to the
device.
Please not use earphone with a continuous and large volume
for long
time, set the volume at a moderate loudness and use it not
for a long
time to avoid possible damage to your ear
audibility.
Please not use chemical solution or cleaner to clean the
device to
avoid possible damage to the paint and polish of its
surface.
When the device is used as a mobile storage device, please
follow right
procedures of file management operation to copy or
transfer files. The
warranty does not cover any mistake, or damage, or
loss of files
It will be better for you to make a backup copy of your personal files in
the device into your PC or laptop in
time
It is prohibited to use higher voltage power supply, to bent
or squeeze
the power cord with big force so as to avoid
possible damage and
overheat resulting in
fire

Never use wet hands to pull out or plug in the power plug
to avoid
possible electric
shock
Not use the device in an environment over 60℃, or below -10℃, and
with high
humidity as well. Considering the hot weather conditions in
India especially
during summer, when car is parked which means AC in car is also not
operative,
the temperature inside in car easily goes above 55C.Keeping the device
at such
high temperature for prolong period of time may affect the device and
it's
battery. Hence it is strictly advisable to take the device along with
you in
such
conditions.
The content of this manual is subject to definition, or
interpretation, or
modification from time to time for improvement on features and
function without prior
notice.

Table of Content s 1
1.0 Understanding Hardware Features…………………………………………………………. 7 2
2.0 Illustrations on screen display...................................................................................... 8 3
2.1(Projector Screen)......................................................................................................... 8 4
2.2 Secondary UI (Projector Screen)................................................................................. 8 5
3.0 Multimedia……………………………………………………………………………............ 9 6
3.1 Flash Playback............................................................................................................. 9 7
3.2 Video Playback............................................................................................................ 10 8
3.3 Music Playback………………………………………………………………………………. 11 9
3.4 Button and control in Play Mode…………………………………………………………... 12 10
3.5 Exit from Music play………………………………………………………………………… 12 11
4.0 Photo Display…………………………………………………………………………….......12 12
5.0 GPS Test…………………………………………………………………………………....... 13 13
6.0 System Setting……………………………………………………………………………..... 14 14
6.1 Language Setting…………………………………………………………………………..... 15 15
6.2 Backlight setting……………………………………………………………………………... 15 16
6.3 Power Management………………………………………………………………………..... 16 17
6.4 Sound Setting………………………………………………………………………………... 16 18
6.5 Time Setting…………………………………………………………………………………... 17 19
6.6 System Resources…………………………………………………………………………… 17 20
6.7 Coordinates Calibration……………………………………………………………………… 17 21
7.0 USB…………………………………………………………………………………………… 18 22
8.0 Game………………………………………………………………………………………..…. 18 23
9.0 eBook Reading………………………………………………………………………………. .19 24
10.1 Bookmark …………………………………………………………………………………... 19 25
10.2 Jump to the appointed page…………………………………………………………… …. 20 26
11.1 Charging …………………………………………………………………………………… 20 27
11.2 Charger Application…………………………………………………………………………. 21 28
11.3 Power On/Off the device……………………………………………………………………. 21 29
11.4 Sleeping & Power off……………………………………………………………………….. 21 30
11.5 Waking -up from the sleep mode…………………………………………………………… 22 31
Specifications 32
Trouble Shooting S teps 33

Getting Started
1.0 Understanding Hardware F eatures
Front Components
1
Ref Component Description
1) Touch Screen
Displays the output of
your device Tap the
Screen with your fingertip
to select menu
Back Componen
ts
1
1
1
2
3
1
5
1
4
Ref Component Description
1 Headphone Connector Connects to stereo headphones
2 Micro SD Slot Slot for SD card
3 Mini USB Slot Connects To USB Cable
4 Reset To Reset the device
5 Speaker To play audio

Top
Components
ON/OFF
Ref Component Description
1 On/Off Switch The main power/battery cut off sw itc h
2.0 Illustrations on
screen display:
System UI
2.1(Projector Screen)*
Under this UI, click icon down the screen to enter the function
page.
Then there will be Looped playback of cartoon, click it to entry this
function. If you click the icons beside the function icon you can enjoy the
cartoons. If you click the arrow up the corner you can turn
pages to
view, which accompanies the cartoon at the same
time.
*The UI pic shown above may differ from actual UI pic
Secondary UI
2.2(Projector
Screen)

In this interface, click the icons on the screen to enter
the corresponding
functions; and click the arrow on the right bottom
to turn the page. There
will be an animation effect when turning the
page.
3.0 Multimedia
3.1 Flash Pl
ayback
This is to play flash in your PND.
Operation:
On system main menu, click the iconto entry the function of Media
player, clickicon, to get into Flash playing mode,
then file selection UI will be shown on screen:
on this UI, click button to search Flash files not in selected folder;
click button to close this window and exit Flash palying mode;
double click, or select then click button to open thie selected file.

Control buttons in playing
mode:
:Play, in Pause or Stop mode, press this button to
play;
:Pause, in Play mode, pressing this button to pause;
:Stop, in Play mode, pressing this button to stop;
:Fast Forward, in Play mode, pressing this button to get fast forward
once;
:Fast Retreat, in Play mode, pressing this button to fast retreat once;
:F
ull Screen, pressing this button for full screen play;
:Return, pressing this button to return back to system main menu from playing
mode;
:Sound Settings, Click the button to change into mute, in which
status the sound icon will change to Click the mute icon to
back to its normal status and the sound icon will back
to at
the same time.
In full screen, tool bar will be hidden at screen bottom,
you may get it by tapping on the screen.
3.2 Video Pl
ayback
This feature is for video file playing, with the formats: AVI, MPEG,
MPG, ASX, DAT,ASF and
WMV.
Operation:
On system main menu, click the icon to entry the function of
Media
player, clickicon to enter into Video Playback
application. Display of UI for file
selection:
On this UI, click button to search video files not listed in the appointed
video file folder; Click button to close and exit from
Video Playback
application; Double click or select and click button
to
open and play this file.

UI and button
definition:
Play Next
Pause Previous
Stop Full screen display
Close
Play Progression, drag to a point to start
play
Volume tune, click anterior to set into
mute
status, click it again to resume
In full screen display, the tool bar at screen bottom will be
hidden, you can slightly tap on screen to get it.
It will take a few minutes to search fies when video play
mode starts if this application has not been used for a
long time.
3.3 Music Pl
ayback
This is for Music Playback with format of MP3, WMA, WAV.
Operation ：
On system main menu, click the icon to entry the function of Media
player, clickicon to play music. Screen display
is shown as the illustration
below:
On this UI, click button to search for music files not in
selected

folder; click button to close this window and exit music
play mode;
double click, or select then click button to play this music
file.
Music play mode is displayed as following diagrams:
3.4 Button and control in Play Mode :
In music play mode, click button to pause, then it becomes Play
Button ; At this time click button, music play mode will
return again; click button to stop; click button to jump to
the
next one, click button to jump to the previous one; click
button to switch Repeat mode; click button to set mute, then
this
button will become , clickagain to
recover.
3.5 Exit from Music pl
ay
Click button at the upper right corner to
exit
4.0 Photo Display
This is for Photo Display with format JPG stored in an SD card.
Operation:
On system main menu, clickicon to enter into Photo
Display
function. Display of UI for file selection:

On this UI, click button to search photo files not listed in the
appointed photo file folder; click button to close current UI and
exit
Photo Display function; double click or select then click button to open
or play this file. Display shown as the right
illustration:
Then, click or button to select previous or next photos;
click
or button to zoom in or zoom out photo; click button for
full screen display. In full screen display, tap the screen again to exit
full screen display; click button to select display of different
percentage. Click the button you can Ctrl-Shift-R or Ctrl-R the
photo. is for selecting to set automatic or manual mode to turn
page of display.
Exit Photo Display
Click the button on upper right corner to
exit.
5.0 GPS T
est
It is to check some data, such as the strength of receiving signal, and
the numbers of
satellites.
Operating
method:
In the system UI, click the icon to open GPS
Testing.
It will display as
follows:
All information in this interface are instant information. For
details, please
refer to those of the
device.
GPS
reset:
There will be different satellites in different places
correspondingly

when the GPS navigation equipment is receiving the geosynchronous
satellite signal. This is called “Ephemeris”.
An ephemeris covers a
range of 300KM. When you have set
the “Ephemeris” in place A and
shut down the equipment to take
it beyond 300KM, the equipment will
be in another ephemeris, and start searching for the satellite to
ascertain the ephemeris. This
may cost a lot of time. Clicking "Reset"
button before searching would save much
time.
6.0 System Setting
This is for system setting to change default setting of the system to
your personal
preference.
Operation:
On system main menu, click icon to enter into system setting.
Screen display is shown as the illustration below:
In system setting, there 9 items for setting, click directly each item to
change setting for it. Details will be described one by one below.

6.1 Language Setting
This is for setting of system language; screen display is shown as the
illustration
below:
Click the icons of the corresponding language in
this interface or choose the interface project, the
system will save the setup automatically
when the
setup is closed, and return to the previous menu. (The system will
be
required to restart after the interface project is
changed.)
6.2 Backlight
setting
This is for changing backlight brightness of the device screen display,
and time to start screen saver when no operation on the device.
Screen display is shown as the illustration
below:
Then, drag the slide block to set. Select No Screen Saver, then the screen
saver will be disabled. After setting, close the current window
to save.

6.3 Power
Management
This is for setting auto power off and/or power saving mode, and time to
start power off and/or power saving when no operation on the
device.
In drag menu to select time, select “No” for disabling this
feature. After
setting, close the current window to
save.
6.4 Sound S
etting
This is for setting of beeping of power on, button operation on screen,
and total volume. After entering into this UI, screen
display is shown as
the illustration
below:
Click “Screen sound” in this interface to enable or disable the
sound of
screen operations, “Open TTS” is to enable the
speech broadcasting
function. TTS speech engine gives a
clear broadcasting of the
function name every time you enter into
a
function. English and Chinese speeches are supported for the moment.
You can listen to the sound by clicking the start-up
sound directly; and
the general volume can be adjusted by dragging
the slide directly.
User-defined start-up music
In the present interface, click "customize Sound" then its
dialog window
will show up, illustrated as
below:

"Nand Flash" is the inside memory of the device, "SDMMC" is the
SD card.
So the start-up music can be selected from both of them.
Select one,click
the button to confirm, then back to the upper-level
interface.
6.5 Time Set
ting
This is for setting time of the system. After entering into this UI, screen
display is shown as the illustration
below:
On this UI, click button on the screen to set. After setting, close the
current window to
save.
6.6 System Resou
rces
This is for checking system resources:
On this UI, click directly at the item on the right to
check.
6.7 Coordinates
Calibration
This is for calibrating the stylus coordinates on touch screen. After
entering into this UI, screen display is shown as the illustration below:

On this UI, use stylus to tap at the center of the cross, then
tap on
other crosses which will move after each tapping until
finish and
“Touch Screen Calibration Completed” is
shown.
7.0 US
B
This is to set the mode when the USB interface of the device is connected
to the computer, in which “U disk” is to set the device as the portable
memory, and “ACTIVESYNC” is to use the device for
program debug.
Pictures are shown as
below:
Click the desired connection mode and close the window to
save the
chosen
mode.
8.0 G
ame
On system main menu, click icon to enter into Game.
Screen display is shown as the illustration below:
In this state, click the game icon on the screen to enter the game.
For details on how to play the game, see the
help information that

will be available after you enter the
game.
9.0 eBook Reading
This if for eBook Reading with format .txt stored in an SD card.
Operation:
On system main menu, click button to enter into eBook Reading
application. Display of UI for file selection:
On this menu, click button to search for txt files not in
selected
folder; click button to close this window and exit file reading mode;
double click button, or select then click button to open this file.
The screen display is shown as
follows:
Click or button to turn page up or down; “Manual/Automatic” is
se
t for selecting Manual or Automatic page turning; Font is for
selecting letter size of display.
10.1 Book
mark
This is for bookmark in reading a voluminous article, marking or
jumping to the last time marked page, a humanized
design for
convenience while
reading.
Operation:
In eBook Reading mode, click right button to enter into
bookmark
setting, display of dialogueblock is shown as in the illustration below:

Click button to set a bookmark for the current page.
Directly click
selected bookmark stored in the dialogue block to
remove this
bookmark; clickbutton to jump to the bookmarked page. Click
button to exit bookmark setting and return back to eBook
Reading
mode.
10.2 Jump to the appointed page
This is for jumping to the appointed page when reading a voluminous
article and no bookmark is
set.
Operation: In eBook Reading mode, click right button to enter
into
Jump function, display of dialogue block is shown as in the illustration
bel
ow:
Click the number key on screen to input the page number to jump to,
when inputting, click button to backspace for deleting;
click
button to clear input block, after inputting page number
click button
to jump to the page of selected number.
11.0 Battery Status Icon
:
Full=======================================>Drained
When the battery is at low power level, please charge it
immediately to ensure the device work normally.
11.1 Charging
: