Prestigio GeoVision 5500 User manual

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1. Important safety instructions ………………………………..…...
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2. Accessories ………………………………………………………….
3. View of main unit …………………….……………………………..
4. Device connections ……………………….…………....................
5. Cautions on battery charging ………….……………..................
6. Getting started ………………………………………………………
7. Device Settings…………………………………………..…………..
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8. Connecting to Wi-Fi……………………….…………………..........
9. FM Transmitter……………………………………………………….
10. Navi Menu …………………….……………………………..............
11. Programme Interface………...……………….…….......................
12. Autorouting …..……………………………....................................
13. Additional Features…………………………………………………
14. Troubleshooting …………………………………………………….
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Contents
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CAUTION
1. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover (or back). No
user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.
2. The manufacturer should not hold responsibility for the damage caused by any
substitutions and modifications of the product without authorization from the
manufacturer or authorized unit.
WARNING
The device should not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with
liquids should be placed on the device.
Important Safety
Instructions
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the
user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
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Accessories List
ITEM
NAME
QTY
Car Charger
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USB Cable
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Stylus Pen
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Stylish Carry Case
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User Manual
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Warranty Card
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Driver/Document CD
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Smart Mount
User guide
(for smart mount)
Accessories
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Front and Side View
1. LCD Touch Screen
Tap the screen with touch pen or finger to select menu commands or to enter
information.
2. Battery Status Indicator
The indicator glows in bright green colour when battery is fully charged and in red
color when charging.
3. Earphone Jack
Connects to earphones or headsets.
4. microSD Slot
Receiving microSD memory card for data access or memory expansion.
5. mini USB Port
Connection to USB Cable for data access or battery charging
6. Microphone
Records sound.
View of Main Unit
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Rear and Top View
1. Speaker
Emits sound, voice or music.
2. Reset Button
Press to reboot the device.
3. Light Sensor
Adjust the brightness of touch screen
4. Power Button
Press to power the device ON/OFF.
View of Main Unit
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Inserting microSD Card
To insert a microSD card, place the
connector towards the device and the
card label towards the front side of
the device.
To remove a microSD card, gently
press the edge of the card to release
the safety lock and pull the card out
of the slot.
NOTE:
Please always make sure that no application is accessing the microSD
card before extraction.
Connecting to External USB Device (Charging)
Insert the USB connector into the
appropriate USB port.
Insert the other USB connector into
the USB port on PC to start charging.
Device Connections
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Connecting to Car Charger
Insert the USB connector into the
appropriate USB port.
Insert car charger connector into
vehicle 12V accessory/cigarette
socket to start charging.
NOTE:
Please connect the car charger to vehicle 12V accessory/cigarette
socket after the vehicle engine is started to protect the device from
sudden surges in current.
Device Connections
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About Rechargeable Battery
The device is equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery. Please fully charge the
battery (for at least 5 hours) before initial use. The battery status indicator glows in red
color when charging and turns bright green color when charging is complete. Charging
time is approximately 4 hours.
Working conditions and precautions for the rechargeable battery
Devices with new batteries should be fully charged before initial use.
It is not necessary to start charging the device before the battery is fully
discharged.
Cautions on Battery
Charging
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1. Press and hold Power Button to turn
on the device.
2. Shortly after the greeting screen is
shown, the main menu will be
displayed.
3. Tap the corresponding buttons with
touch pen included to navigate
through various functions.
4. Press and hold Power Button to turn
off the device for about 8 seconds,
the left side interface will be shown
5. Tap Silent mode to silence all
sounds ; Tap Power off to turn the
device off; Tap Screen lock to sleep
the device; Tap Cancel to close the
current window
Getting Started
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In the main menu, tap on to
enter the device settings.
Move up & down to display other
settings.
Wireless&network
Configure the wireless connections,eg: Wi-Fi
FM Transmit
Transmit audio signals from the navigator to radio set
Sound
Adjust sound volume, mute device, or enable warning
messages
Display
Set the screen brightness, auto-rotate, animation & screen
timeout
Location&security
Select the sources to use when determining the location, such
as wireless networks, GPS satellites, Set up SIM card lock.
Applications
Manage applications & installation of new programs
Accounts &sync
Log in / out from the social network accounts, such as Google
Account, Exchange ActiveSync account.
Privacy
Erases all data on the device
SD card & device
storage
Check the available storage card & device memory
Device Settings
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In the main menu, tap on to
enter the device settings.
Move up & down to display other
settings.
Search
Choose what to search on the device & set Google search
options
Language& keyboard
Set the operating system language & onscreen keyboard
options
Date & time
Set up Time Zone/Date/Time.
Touch screen calibrate
Calibrate the screen when position deviation occurs.
About device
View the device system info, such as network type & name,
battery power level, Model number, legal information &
software version of the device.
Update
Update to the latest available software
Device Settings
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Connecting to Wi-Fi
Select Settings icon to access the list of options. Select Wireless & networks.
If the Wi-Fi is off, tap on and switch it to . Then select the Wi-Fi settings.
The device will scan for available Wi-Fi networks and display them at the bottom of the
screen.
Tap on the network you want to connect to. Then tap inside the Wireless password
field to make the virtual keyboard appear. Enter the required network information, tap
on Done, and then tap on Connect.
Your device will now attempt to establish a connection to the Wi-Fi access point with
the network parameters you entered. After connecting to a Wi-Fi network, the icon
appears on the status bar on the right side of the Home screen.
Connecting to Wi-Fi
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1. FM radio frequency
2. Tap on or drag the cursor to tune
FM frequency down.
3. Tap on or drag the cursor to
tune FM frequency up.
4. Drag to tune in to a frequency on FM
band
5. Switch on/off FM radio
（Note: Please make sure GPS is connected to the car charger before using FM
Transmitter）
FM Transmitter
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Tap on the icon on the Home screen to enter the following interface:
Tap on the sub-menu ,the interface will show as below:
In this interface, there is a list of navigation applications if you have loaded in the device,
here the device comes with Navitel 5.0.
Navi Menu
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Name
Function
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Next maneuver
Next maneuver on the way and distance up to it. Press this Icon
to open route options menu.
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Compass
Press the compass loon to edit map rotation mode, map view
and day/night mode.
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Sound
Press this button to turn on/off voice and sound effects.
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Information
panels
Display time until the end of the trip, total route length, and
arrival time.
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GPS-cursor
If GPS connection is established, displays your current location.
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Route
Route you are currently navigating displays as a wide blue line.
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Search
Press this button to enter the search menu and to find specific
address or object (you can find more Info about Search In
~Functionality~ section)
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Information
panel
Shows street name you are currently moving on. Available only
if GPS or GLONASS connection is established. If there is no
street name, the direction will be shown.
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Scale
Map current scale.
Program interface
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Function
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Return to
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location
You can see the green arrow at the top of the screen if the map
was moved relative to your position. Press it to return view to
your current location.
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Autoscale
If you zoom In/out with ~Autozoom~ function activated, this
function will deactivate for a period according to settings. Press
this button to activate ~Autozoom~ function manually.
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MENU
Press to enter the Main Menu.
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Zoom Out
Decrease map scale.
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Zoom In
Increase map scale.
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Map slope
Press "Up"/"Down" to slope the map. Available only if scale is
between 5 and 300 m.
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Speedcam
window
When you approach a speed camera with visual warnings being
activated the window will appear In upper right comer at the
screen. This window shows you permitted speed and distance
left. Press the window to turn On/Off speed exceeding
sound warnings.
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Speed
Current speed. Available only with GPS connection established.
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Information
panel
Shows street name you are currently moving on. Available only
if GPS or GLONASS connection is established. If there is no
street name, the direction will be shown.
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Battery
Icon displays battery life. Press it to open window with full
information about battery life and remaining memory.
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GPS
GPS connection button. Green icon - connection enabled, white
icon –function disabled. Green icon also has a dot at different
color: red - no connection, yellow - poor connection, green -
connection established.
Program interface
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Waypoint
Waypoints are manually created by the user and display with
red flags on a map.
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“SaveWP”
Saves current mark on map as a waypoint.
Program interface
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“Cursor”
Shows the menu of mark on map
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Mark on map
Touch the screen with a stylus to set a mark. You can save this
mark as a way point add it to the route or see object’s
characteristics the mark was set on.
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Track record
Track record. Green icon - track record enabled, white icon
function disabled.
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Traffic Jams
Press this icon to edit "Navitel.Traffic Jams." function.
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Navitel.SMS
Button is used to read/send SMS-messages and to work with
coordinates given there. Figure near the icon displays number
of unread messages.
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“Go To”
“Mark on map”becomes the end point of the route.
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Insert
“Mark on map”becomes the middle point of the route
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“Add”
“Mark on map”becomes the end point of the route, whereas
previous end point becomes middle point.
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“Start”
“Mark on map”becomes the start point of the route. You should
turn off your GPS/GLOANASS-receiver.
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Back
Depends on way you got to this screen , returns back to “Map”
screen or to find menu.
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Info
Info about current “Mark on map”position. Tap to see more.
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Back to map
Returns to the “Map”page
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Object of interest
Different objects on map (traffic lights, metro stations, petrol
stations etc.).
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Autorouting
In order to create a route automatically, from the current position to the destination
point, tap with the stylus pen on the place on the map where the final point is, tap on
the ―Cursor‖ button and in the context menu choose "Go to" (Fig. 1). The calculated
route will be shown on the map in blue color with highly visible dark border (Fig. 2).
Please, note that in case of non-routable maps, the route will represent a straight green
line from your position to the destination point, ignoring the existing buildings, roads, etc.
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Autorouting using search
Find an object of interest using ―Search‖ and press it with stylus, then select ―Go To‖
item from the menu. Apart from this item there are also ―Insert‖ — add a point
between two points of existing route, and ―Add‖ — point is added to the end of a
route and continues it. Both items are available only with existing route.
Manual route creation
The difference of this route creation method from previous two is what you can set a
start point and a destination point.
To create a route, press a map using stylus, press the ―Cursor‖ (Fig. 1) button and
―Start‖ button after the menu appears (Fig. 2). Then find the destination point and
press ―Cursor‖ — ―Go To‖ (Fig. 3). If you using maps supports autorouting, route will
be created referring to this data and will be the shortest or the quickest. Otherwise
waypoints will be connected with strait green lines.
Please note! If GPS-receiver is active, you cannot set the start point!
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