Prestigio GV4300 Bedienungsanleitung

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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. Unplug the

product from the wall outlet before servicing or when it is unused for a long period of time.

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.

3. Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or

equivalent type.

WARNING

The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with

liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

Accessories List

ITEM NAME QTY

Car Charger 1

Mounting Cradle 1

USB Cable 1

Stylus pen 1

Stylish Carrying case ( for

5300/5300BT only) 1

Driver / Documentation CD 1

User Manual 1

Warranty Card 1

Accessories

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.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is

intended to alert the user to the presence of un-insulated “dangerous voltage”

within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to

constitute a risk of electric to persons.

Important Safety

Instructions

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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 amber color when battery is fully charged and in red color

when charging.

3. microSD Slot

Receives microSD memory card for data access or memory expansion.

4. Mini-USB Port

Connects to USB Cable for data access or battery charging

5. Headphone Port

Connects to stereo headphones or headsets.

6. Reset Button

Press to restore system to factory default settings.

7. Power Button

Press to power ON/OFF device.

8. Speaker

Emits sound, voice or music.

NOTE:

Please always make sure that the device and any other external device

connected to the device are powered off and unplugged from the power

supply before attempting to connect the device to any external device.

Inserting microSD Card

To insert a microSD card, place

connector towards device and 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.

Charging

1. Connecting to External USB Device

Flip open the protective rubber cover towards the front of the device.

Insert USB connector into the appropriate USB port.

Insert the other USB connector into USB port on PC to start charging.

View of Main Unit Device Connection

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2. Connecting to Car Charger

Flip open the protective rubber cover towards the left side of the device.

Insert 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 vehicle engine is started

to protect the device from sudden

surges in current.

Connecting to Earphones

Flip open the protective rubber cover towards the front of the device.

Insert earphone plug (not included) into the appropriate earphone port to switch

audio output from device speaker to earphone.

NOTE:

Excessively loud volume is potentially detrimental to hearing. Please turn

down the volume before connecting the earphone and gradually turn up

the volume to a comfortable level.

About Rechargeable Battery

The device is equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery. Please fully charge the battery

(for at least 8 hours) before initial use. The battery status indicator glows in red color when

charging and turns bright amber color when charging is complete. Charging time is

approximately 2 hours.

Working conditions and precautions for the rechargeable battery

Device with new batteries should be fully charged before initial use.

Battery should only be used and charged when temperatures are between 0~ 37C.

It is not necessary to start charging the device before the battery is fully discharged.

NOTE:

Please connect the car charger to vehicle 12V accessory/cigarette

socket after vehicle engine is started to protect the device from sudden

surges in current.

Cautions on Battery

Char

Device Connection

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NOTE:

Do not operate the device while driving.

Please select an appropriate location on the dashboard or

windshield where the device will not obstruct driver field of vision.

Device Mounting Procedures

The device can be securely mounted on vehicle dashboard or windshield with the mounting

cradle included. Please follow procedures below to operate mounting cradle:

1. Select an appropriate location on windshield or dashboard where the device and

mounting cradle will not obstruct driver field of vision.

2. Please also make sure that the device has a clear view of sky to attain best GPS

reception.

Place device on the bracket with

bottom positioned on the appropriate

socket.

Push on the top edge to securely

install device onto the cradle.

Lift the suction cup lever and press

the suction cup at desired location.

Press down the suction cup lever to

secure the mounting cradle on the

surface.

Rotate the knob to adjust device to

desired viewing angle.

To Dismount Device

1. Push the tap on top of the mounting cradle to release the device.

2. Lift the suction cup lever to easily remove the suction cup from windshield or

dashboard.

1. Press and hold Power Button

to turn on 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 various functions.

4. Press and hold Power Button

to turn off the device or to allow

device to enter sleep mode.

Using Mounting

Cradle Getting Started

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Shortly after the greeting screen is shown, main menu will be displayed automatically.

The main menu consists of the following sections.

Item Description

Displays time.

(Optional) Enable/disable Bluetooth function.

(Optional) Enable/disable FM-Transmitter function.

Show MicroSD/SDHC card.

Indicates electric quantity.

Press  to select functions.

1. Tap on to start using

Bluetooth function.

2. Tap on to exit the current

file

3. Tap on to open the

Bluetooth settings

4. Tap on to change

the device name, press the button

to switch between letter and

number input

5. Tap on to modify the

PIN.

Bluetooth Function

(

tional

)

Main Menu

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6. Tap on to display the

connection history

7. Tap on. to search

Bluetooth devices

8. Select Bluetooth phone”N73gps”,

tap on , and enter the

PIN code 1234

9. After successful connection, then

exit from the current interface,

The main menu will be displayed

in colored pattern

10. Tap on to open dial pad

11. Tap on to dial the

phone number.

12. Tap on to answer the

incoming call

13. Calling number and its ID will be

displayed in the Incoming Call.

Tap on to switch phone

call between GPS and cell phone

Bluetooth Function

(

tional

)

Bluetooth Function

(

tional

)

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14. Tap on to open the

phonebook

15. Tap on to open the call

history

16. Tap on to open the A2DP

17. Tap on to download SMS

from paired mobile phone.

The Dial up Networking (DUN) function allows you to connect your

navigation device to internet. To enable DUN, please turn on Bluetooth.

18. Tap on to enter DUN

19. Tap on to establish

the connection.

20. Tap on to open IE

browser. Tap on to back to

the last page; Tap on to skip

to the next page; Tap on to

refresh the interface; Tap on to

stop opening the website; Tap on

to exit the current interface;

Tap on to enter input panel

DUN (Optional)

Bluetooth Function

(

tional

)

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Tool Mode

Tap on to enter tool mode.

Tap on to exit the current file.

FM Transmitter Mode (Optional)

Tap on to enter FM

transmitter mode.

Tap on to exit the current

function.

No. Name Function

1 Sound Sound menu opens by pressing this button

2 Compass

Context menu opens by pressing this button. In this menu

switches the orientation of the map («North up» - lock icon is next

to the compass, «Rotate in accordance with the movement» -

route is next to the compass), the type of card (Flat view «2D» and

the Panoramic view of the «3D») and the skins («Night», «Day»,

«Auto»). When driving the compass always points to the North.

3 Information

panel

A sign of the upcoming maneuver. There are various turns,

distance to the next maneuver in meters or kilometers, etc. on a

gray background. Clicking on the sign stops the route guidance

and more route options.

4 Information

panel

The estimated total time in a way, the total length of the route, time

of arrival at the final point of the route.

5 Route The active route.

6 GPS-cursor Your location indicator.

7 Menu Main menu opens by pressing this button.

Program interfaceOthers

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No. Name Function

8 Progress-bar Bar is filled in as you approach the place of maneuver.

9 Traffic lane Displays the traffic lanes with valid maneuvers at the next

intersection.

Information

panel

Shows the name of the street you are currently driving along.

Available only if GPS/GLONASS connection is established. If

there

is no street name, the direction will be shown.

11 Scale button Zoom out.

12 Scale button Zoom in.

13 Navitel.Events * Navitel.Events button

Speed limit

and camera

In excess of the established speed displays the speed limit on

that road section.

If warning of the cameras turned on in the settings, then when

approaching the

camera distance to it displays.

15 Battery Icon shows the level of battery charge. Press it to see the

remaining memory.

GPS

GPS/GLONASS connection icon. If the indicator is grey —

receiver is disabled, red — switched on, but the connection is

not established, yellow - poor connection, green – connection

established. There is a number of the satellites in the dot.

Navitel.Friends

Pop-up menu to work with Navitel.Friends service. Here you

can add friends, see them on map

and talk to them.

18 Route panel Allows you to see the entire route, your location and traffic

jams* on the route directly on the Map page.

No. Name Function

19 «Save» Saves current marc on map as a waypoint.

20 «Cursor» Shows the point menu.

Program interfaceProgram interface

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No. Name Function

21 Mark on the

map

You can set the mark by taping on the map. You can save this

mark as a waypoint, add it

to the route or see object’s characteristics the mark was set on.

22 Track record Track record. Red dot means that the track is recording, grey

dot means that the record stopped.

23 Traffic Jams* Shows the current traffic jams on a 10-point scale.

24 Navitel.SMS* This button is intended to read/send SMS-messages. Near the

icon you can see the number of unread messages.

25 Software

update* Shows available updates.

26 «Go!» Marks the current position on the map as the end of the route

27 «Route through» Mark becomes the start point on the route. You should turn off

your GPS/GLONASS receiver.

28 «Set start» Mark becomes the middle point of the route.

29 «Set finish» Mark on the map becomes the end of the route. And previous

end of the route becomes the middle point.

30 Map Back to map.

* - This function is available only on some devices with GSM or Bluetooth with

DUN support. Please, refer to your supplier for more information.

Route to the objects.

To create a route to the object with known address, press the «Menu» button at the lower

left corner of the screen [1]. Then select «Find», «By address» [2]. Press the «Select

country» button and enter its name [4]. To minimize the keyboard, press the icon at the

right top of the screen. Select the required country[5]. Menus «Select city», «Select

street» and «Select building» will become active [6]. After choosing the required

information press «Go!» to create a route. The route will be shown on the map [8]. You

can follow this route or start simulation by pressing the «Demo route» button.

AutoroutingProgram interface

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