Vertical Sports LK8000 User manual


V2 Index.
1. Overview
2. Accessories
3. Adding Icons
4. Adding Icons
5. Moving Icons
6. Deleting Icons
7. Screen Rotation
8. Power O
9. Power O LK8000
10. Owner Information
11. BackLight
12. Clock and Regional Settings
13. Internal GPS
14. LK8000 Settings
15. LK8000 Setting
16. Touch Calibration
17. Bluetooth
18. Bluetooth

V2: Overview
Power on/o : Press and hold for 2-3 sec
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DC
Micro SD
Mini USB
The V2 runs on the operating system Windows Mobile v6.1 which is based on Windows CE 5 kernel.

V2: Accessories
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Mount
Car Charger
USB Cable for PC
AC adapter
10 pin to 5 pin Cable for External device
Serial COM 7 : Pin 7 and 9

V2: How to add Icon to the home screen.
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1. Press where you want to add a icon
and Select “ Add Icon”
2. Tap “Image”
3. Select “Icon” which you like 4. Tap “Execute”

V2: How to add Icon to the home screen.
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5. Select “Storage Card”
6. Select “LK8000 - PNA”
then, tap “ok” on top right
7. Tap “Yes” to save and close
8. New icon is added on the home screen5

V2: How to move an Icon.
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1. Press icon which you want to move
for 2 - 3 seconds
2. Select “Move Icon”
7. Press where you want to move for 2 -3 seconds
then, Select “Move Here”
8. Icon is moved

V2: How to delete an Icon.
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1. Press icon which you want delete
for 2 - 3 seconds
the, select “Delete Icon”
2. Tap “Yes” to conrm and close
3. Icon is deleted from the home screen

V2: How to rotate the screen.
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1. Tap “Screen rotate icon” at the home screen
2. Portrait screen

V2: How to power off.
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1. Press “Power button” for 2 -3 seconds
2. Tap “Yes” to Power o
Note:
A momentary press of the Power button will be put the unit into “Sleep mode”.
Any applications running at this time will be maintained but power consumption
Is radically reduced.
A further momentary press of Power button will be resume normal operation.

V2: How to power off - using LK8000.
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While LK is running, you can switch o the V2 by pressing shortly on the switch button as per previous
page instructions.
The V2 is in sleep mode, but the GPS is still working in the background, i.e the red light is still ashing.
A short press on the switch button will turn on the V2, with LK still running.
This is a good solution in case you want to maximize battery for a long ight, using LK only when
needed. Note that LK is idle as well while the V2 is o! It will not log data!
After the ight, exit LK8000 and go back to the desktop, form there siwtch o as normal (see previous
page). Do not Power o before exiting LK8000 as the ight log will be lost.

V2: Settings - Owner Information.
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1. Tap “Start” and then Select “Settings”
2. Tap “Owner Information”
3. Use the on - screen keyboard to enter your details
then, tap “ok” to save and close

V2: Settings - Back Light.
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1. Select “System” and Tap “Backlight”
2. Un- check the Tick Box
and Select Maximum brightness
3. Select “External Power supply” tap
Un- check the Tick Box,
and Select Maximum brightness
4. Tap “ok” to save and close
At full brightness, and constant running of LK8000 using the internal GPS, the V2 battery lasts about2,5 hours (150 minutes).

V2: Settings - Clock and Regional Settings.
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1. Select “Clock & Alarms”
2. Adjust Time zone and Time
2. Select your country
1. Select “Regional Settings”

V2: Settings - Internal GPS.
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1. Select “External GPS”
2. Internal GPS is assigned to COM 4
Note: Do not change the COM port.
When GPS is in use, the RED LED LIGHT on the PNA ashes.
This means: LK has accessed the internal GPS port,
and the GPS is now working.
If external power supply is recharging the PNA, then the
red light is switched on permanently.

V2: Settings - Running LK8000.
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LK8000 setting for gps:
Device name: Generic
Port: COM4
Baudrate 19200 8bit
On the V2 desktop, ip pages until you nd the GPS icon, and select it.
A page open, named GPS Settings, saying
"Choose the port that programs will use to obtain gps data. Any program that uses GPS will need to
communicate with this port".
Please check that GPS program port is set to COM4
Then advance to Hardware tab in the same page.
The "GPS hardware port" should be set to (None). Note: set it to "(None)" otherwise the V2 will NOT
use the internal gps and the previous page setting will be useless.

V2: Settings - Running LK8000.
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BACKLIGHT SETTING AND AUDIO
From the desktop, click on the upper left corner on the windows icon, where "Start" is printed.
A menu appears
Click on Settings
In the Personal tab, select "Sounds and Notications"
In case they are selected, UNSELECT SCREEN TAPS and HARDWARE BUTTONS
LK has its own sounds and you should not use sounds for screen touch clicks.
In the System tab, select Backlight
Adjust preferences for battery and power supply
In the System tab, select Backlight
Adjust preferences for battery and power supply
Suggested values are:
On Battery: Set backlight to automatically turn o when the device is idle after 2 minutes, and light-
ness is set to full bright.
On External power supply: uncheck backlight automatically turned o, and set full brightness.
The V2 will always be full brightness and best visibile in sunlight, but if for any reason the power
supply fails, after 2 minutes it will go dark., if this happens simply touch the screen, the light will
come back on. This is to maximize battery duration.

V2: Settings -Touch Calibration.
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1. Select “Screen”
2. Tap “Align Screen”
3. Use a touch pen, Tap “+” correctly

V2: Settings -Bluetooth.
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1. Select “ Bluetooth” on “Connections” tap 2. Select “Mode” tap, and
Check “Turn on Bluetooth” and
“Make this device visible to other devices
3. Select “Devices” tap , and
Tap “ Add new device”
4. Searching for Bluetooth devices

V2: Settings - Bluetooth.
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4. Select a device to connect with and
Tap ”Next”
5. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter
a passcode,
if not required, Tap “Next”
7. Device is connected, and
Tap “Done” to close
8. Connected
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