Teletype WorldNav 7400 Bedienungsanleitung

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Index 31

Index

- A -

Accessories 8

- B -

Backlight 24

Bluetooth 18

- -

Calculator 21

Calender 21

Calibration 24

Cell Phone 18

- D -

Date 24

- E -

Ebook 20

- F -

Flash Movie 20

FM 23

Frequency 23

- M -

Movies 20

Music 20

- N -

Navigation 17

Notepad 21

- P -

Photo 20

Power 24

Power Cord 8

- R -

Radio 23

- S -

Serial Expansion 24

Specs 9

System Info 24

- T -

echnichal Specfications 9

ime 24

ools 21

- V -

Volume 24

ontents

Table of ontents

Part I Getting Started

..........................................................................61 Disclaimer

..........................................................................82 Accessories

..........................................................................93 Specifications

Part II Basic Operation

Part III Main Menu

..........................................................................171 Navigation

..........................................................................18

2Bluetooth

..........................................................................20

3Media Player

..........................................................................214 ools

..........................................................................235 FM Radio

..........................................................................246 Serial Expansion

..........................................................................247 System

Part IV Troubleshooting

Index 31

Troubleshooting

Cannot

communicate

with computer

he USB cable is

not connected

well

Connect USB cable; check

ActiveSync settings

No GPS signal

Poor reception

area such as inside

a building, an

urban area or a

mountainous

region;

interference from

another device in

the vehicle

Mount the GPS on the

windshield with a clear

view of the sky; try

obtaining a signal outside

your vehicle; note that

some electronics and

windshield treatments

interfere with GPS signal

strength

Unable to use

navigation

function

Contact ele ype GPS Support Staff

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4 Troubleshooting

Problem Reason Solution

GPS will not

power on

Lack of power Plug in the device to AC

or DC power

Power is off Press the Power button

Screen is too

dark

he backlight is

not bright enough

Adjust the backlight to a

brighter setting

he backlight has

been turned off

ouch the screen and

screen will turn on

ouch screen

function is

abnormal

ouch screen

calibration is off

Use System ools to

recalibrate the screen

No Sound

he volume level is

at its lowest

setting

Increase the volume using

the WorldNav software

or the hardware system

settings

Poor connection

between

earphones and

device

Check the connection to

the earphones

FM ransmitter is

enabled

Disable your FM

ransmitter

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1 Getting Started

1.1 Disclaimer

Use the WorldNav at your own risk. o reduce the

risk of unsafe operation, please carefully review

and understand this user manual.

It is the user's responsibility to use this product

prudently. his product is intended to be used only

as a navigational aid and must not be used for any

purpose requiring precise measurement of

direction, distance, location, or topography.

Statistics provided such as trip time are best

estimates and may not accurately reflect true

conditions.

he Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by

the United States Government, which is solely

responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. he

system is subject to changes which could affect the

accuracy and performance of all GPS equipment.

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moves to the left, right, upper and lower parts

of the screen. Click <OK> when complete.

2. GPS Reset - resets the satellite receiver.

3. Factory Reset - Automatically returns to

default settings. WARNING: Will erase all data!

Getting Started

For use in vehicles, it is the sole responsibility of the

operator of the ele ype GPS WorldNav to place

and secure the GPS unit so that it will not interfere

with the vehicle operating controls and safety

devices, obstruct the driver's view of driving

conditions, or cause damage or personal injury in

the event of an accident. Do not mount the

ele ype GPS WorldNav in a place where the driver

or passengers are likely to impact it in an accident

or collision. he mounting hardware supplied by

ele ype Co. is not warranted against collision

damage or the consequences thereof.

It is the sole responsibility of the driver of the

vehicle to operate the vehicle in a safe manner, to

maintain full surveillance of all driving conditions at

all times, and not become distracted by the GPS

system to the exclusion of safe driving practices. It

is unsafe to operate the controls of the GPS system

while you are driving. Failure by the driver of a

vehicle equipped with a ele ype GPS system to

pay full attention to operation of the vehicle and

road conditions while the vehicle is in motion could

result in an accident or collision with property

damage and personal injury.

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IN NO EVEN SHALL ELE YPE CO BE LIABLE FOR

ANY INCIDEN AL, SPECIAL, INDIREC OR

CONSEQUEN IAL DAMAGES, WHE HER RESUL ING

FROM HE USE, MISUSE, OR INABILI Y O USE HIS

PRODUC OR FROM DEFEC S IN HE PRODUC .

SOME S A ES DO NO ALLOW HE EXCLUSION OF

INCIDEN AL OR CONSEQUEN IAL DAMAGES, SO

HE ABOVE LIMI A IONS MAY NO APPLY O YOU.

1.2 Accessories

Before using the GPS, make sure you have all of the

accessories listed below. If any of the accessories

are damaged or missing, contact ele ype.

1. AC (Wall) Charger

2. DC (Cigarette Lighter) Charger

3. USB Cord

4. Window Mount (Cradle and Suction Cup)

5. User Manuals

Main Menu

volume setting at 100% and use the software to adjust the volume.

(If you lower the sound in the software, the System will have less

control of the volume.)

Power: Displays battery power remaining and

allows you to set the time for automatic power-off.

Backlight: Adjust screen brightness and set

automatic screen power to "Off".

Date/Time: his function is used to adjust the

internal calendar. Refer to the WorldNav Software

Guide for instructions on how to set the time for

navigation.

Language: Set the default language. Please note

that the WorldNav software will override these

settings for navigation. Refer to the WorldNav

software user guide for details.

System Info: Displays a detailed summary of system

information:

1. alibration - click this icon to adjust the screen

calibration. Move the [+] by pressing directly in

the center of the icon. Repeat this process as it

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3.6 Serial Expansion

he Serial Expansion Port is for use with traffic

incident reporting, tire pressure monitoring or

other features based on serial communications.

Contact ele ype for details regarding available

options sold separately.

3.7 System

he <System> icon allows you to set several

different system functions. Here you can adjust the

backlight strength, change the language, set the

time and much more.

System Menu

Volume: Adjust the speaker volume* and enable/

disable "screen clicks".

Note: For maximum range of sound adjustment, keep the System

Getting Started

1.3 Specifications

CPU SiRF Atlas IV A 842 533MHz

NAND Flash 4 GB

DDR 128 MB

LCD 7.0 inch F screen, resolution:

800 x 480 pixels

ouch Screen High precision touch screen

USB USB Client 2.0,MINI USB interface

Micro SD Micro SD slot, supports Micro SD

card (maximum 32GB)

Antenna Internal antenna

Precision Position < 10 meters / 32 ft

Audio frequency

1. 2Watt Built-in Speaker

2. Hi-Fi stereo sound

3. 20mW@32ohm audio output

Bluetooth

Built-in Bluetooth with Bluetooth

1.2 standard; allows for hands-free

cell phone use

FM ransmitter Broadcasts GPS audio through

vehicle speakers

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GPS

Cold boot:<42 seconds

Hot boot:<9 seconds (with

unobstructed view of the sky)

Warm boot:<18 seconds

Battery Built-in high capacity Lithium back

up battery (1200 mAh)

Battery charging DC 5V (use together with USB-in)

Power Adaptor 100/220V power adaptor, 5V/1.5A

Car Charger Converts 12V to 5V/1.5A

LED status Red light: Charging; Green light:

Fully Charged

emperature

Working temperature:

0 °C - 60 °C (32°F - 140°F)

Storing temperature:

-20 °C - 60 °C (-4°F - 140°F)

New Weight 366 grams / 13 oz

Dimensions 175 x 109.2 x 14.1 mm

6.88” x 4.29” x .55”

System Platform Microsoft Windows CE 6.0

Navigation software

location

Internal flash memory or Micro SD

card

Main Menu

3.5 FM Radio

he <FM> button enables you to link your device to

an unused radio frequency channel, thereby

allowing you to hear your route instructions over

the radio speakers. Select a frequency from the FM

Page and then set your radio dial to that frequency.

Be sure you have selected <FM Switch>.

FM Frequency Selection Screen

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