Teletype WorldNav 3500 Manuale di installazione

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3500 Hardware User Guide

Contents

Table of Contents

Part I Getting Started

61 Disclaimer

82 Accessories

93 Hardware Features

124 Specifications

Part II Basic Operation

Part III Main Menu

211 GPS

212 Bluetooth

233 Music

244 Video

255 Photo

266 Ebook

277 GPS Info

288 Setting

Part IV Troubleshooting

Part I

3500 Hardware User Guide

1 Getting Started

1 1 Disclaimer

Use the orldNav at your own risk. To 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. This 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.

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by

the United States Government, which is solely

responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. The

system is subject to changes which could affect the

accuracy and performance of all GPS equipment.

Getting Started

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

operator of the TeleType GPS orldNav 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

TeleType GPS orldNav in a place where the driver

or passengers are likely to impact it in an accident

or collision. The mounting hardware supplied by

TeleType 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 TeleType 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 EVENT SHALL TELETYPE CO BE LIABLE FOR

ANY INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, HETHER RESULTING

FROM THE USE, MISUSE, OR INABILITY TO USE THIS

PRODUCT OR FROM DEFECTS IN THE PRODUCT.

SOME STATES DO NOT ALLO THE EXCLUSION OF

INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO

THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO 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 TeleType.

1 Bluetooth Earpiece with AC power

2 Battery Power (12 v direct to battery power)

3 USB Cord

4 Handle Bar Mount

5 Hardware User Guide

6 orldNav Software Guide

7 Quick Installation Guide

Getting Started

1 3 Hardware Features

GPS

See following page for corresponding descriptions

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See previous page for corresponding illustrations

GPS Device

1 Power Button Powers device on/off and into Standby Mode

(Sleep)

2 Reset Restarts the system

3 Mini USB Port

1. Communicate with PC using USB Cable

2. Charge the GPS device by connecting AC

adaptor or Moto GPS adapter

4 SD Card Slot Memory card contains navigation software. DO

NOT eject during use

5Handlebar mount

slot Attaches to handle bar mount

6 Display Screen LCD Touch Screen displays navigation

7Handlebar mount

slot Clip handlebar mount to GPS using this slot

8External Power

Supply

Connect to an external power supply, such as a

power adapter or motorcycle battery

Getting Started

Bluetooth Earpiece

Earpiece

9 Volume increase Increases volume on Bluetooth earpiece

10 Volume decrease Decreases volume on Bluetooth earpiece

11 Bluetooth Power

Button Powers Bluetooth earpiece on/off

12 Indicator Light

hile charging solid Red light means earpiece is

charging & Solid Green light means fully charged;

hile powered on, Flashing Green light means

power is on but Bluetooth is not connected, Solid

Green means Bluetooth is connect & Flashing Red

light means power is low

13 Speaker Speak into using Bluetooth setting

14 Bluetooth clip Bluetooth earpiece will be installed on the helmets.

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1 4 Specifications

Dimensions: 112 x 91 x 47mm / 4.5"x 3.5" x 2"

Net Weight: 366 grams / 13 ounces

System:

OS: indows CE6.0

Processor: ARM11 application processor @ 500MHz

SD RAM: 64MB

External Memory: MAX 32G SD/MMC

Media function:

Video: ASF, AVI, MP4, 3GP, MV etc

Audio: MP3, MA, AV

Photo: JPEG, BMP, PNG

E-book: TXT

Power:

AC Charger: INPUT:AC 100-240V,OUTPUT:DC 5V /2A

Cradle Charger: 20-40 minutes depending upon screen brightness

Built-in Battery: 3.7V /1000mAH

Navigation time: 2-3 hours with 50% volume and 50% backlight.

Power Saving: Automatically standby mode, backlight shut off

Getting Started

Display:

Specification: 3.5” TFT +3.5” LCD screen, 4-line-resistance touch

screen

Resolution: 320 x 240 pixels (RGB)

Brightness: Backlight adjustable

GPS Module:

Frequency: 1575.42MHz

Port: COM7

Baud rate: 38400

Channels: 64

Sensitivity: -161dBm

Precision: Position: < 10 meters / 32 ft

Start-up time: Hot start: =3 sec, average

arm start: =38 sec, average

Cold start: =45 sec, average

Refreshing rate: 1 Time/ Second

Bluetooth

Bluetooth Embedded

Module

Supports Bluetooth earpiece provided

Environment Temperature

orking Temperature: -10 to 55 degrees C / 14 to 131 degrees F

Storage Temperature: -25 to 75 degrees C / -13 to 167 degrees F

System upgrade: Upgrade system via SD card

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USB transmission rate: USB 2.0 high speed

Water proof Class: IP 5

Certification: CE/FCC/ROHS

Bluetooth Receiver Specifications

Dimensions 89 x 63.5 x25mm / 3.05” x 2.5” x .98”

Net eight 53 grams / 1.9 oz

Bluetooth

Built-in

Bluetooth

module

Supports Bluetooth receiver audio transmission

using provided earpiece

Receiver

Range Less than 5 meters / 16 feet

Power Output 8/ 0.5

Power Supply

Battery 3.7V/330mAH

AC Adapter Input: AC-100-240V 50/60 HZ, Output: DC 5V/1A

Operation

Time 3-4 Hours (depending on volume)

Environment

Temperature

orking

Temperature -10 to 55 degrees C / 14 to 131 degrees F

Storage

Temperature -25 to 75 degrees C / -13 to 167 degrees F

Part II

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2 Basic Operation

Turning on and off

Turn your GPS on by pressing the Power button for

at least two seconds. Power off by pressing the

Power button then selecting Power Off. To enter

Sleep Mode, press the Power button and select

Sleep Mode.

Hardware Reset

Occasionally, you may need to perform a hardware

reset when your GPS stops responding or appears

to be "frozen" or "locked up". You can perform a

hardware reset by pressing the RESET button

located on the back of the device.

Power Supply

In addition to a built-in lithium battery, you may

power the GPS by connecting directly to your

motorcycle's battery (hardwire) or through a DC

power (cigarette lighter) converter.

Basic Operation

Handlebar Mount

Attach your GPS securely to the handlebar of your

motorcycle or moped, making sure not to block

your line of sight. (Note: GPS is compatible with

RAM™ window mount)

Memory Card

This device supports secure digital (SD) cards up to

32 GB. Be sure the card is securely inserted before

use and quit any applications in use before

ejecting.

Touch Screen

Your GPS features an LCD touch screen, allowing

you to move the screen using your finger (glove

friendly). Press the desired icon or location on the

map to move the screen.

Bluetooth

To hear the voice instructions (or listen to music)

your GPS will use the Bluetooth earpiece provided

for sound. The Bluetooth earpiece will be installed

in your helmet.

Part III

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3 Main Menu

Main Menu Page

•GPS - Provides navigation function

•Bluetooth - use the Bluetooth earpiece provided

to hear navigation instructions or listen to music

•Music - Listen to music files

•Video - View videos

•Photo - View photos

•Ebook - Read E-books

•GPS Info - Check your GPS signal and current

latitude/longitude

•Setting - access your device system functions,

such as time zone, power and language

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