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GPSmile51

Top View

1 Reset

System reset switch

2 Volume

Adjustment Key

Adjusts volume level

Bottom View

1 USB/Power

Connection Port

Dual function port for USB connector and
charger

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Summary of Contents for GPSmile 51

Page 1: ...roduct User Manual Version V 01 July 2005 Registered info HOLUX and GPSmile are trademarks of HOLUX Technology Inc All other trademarks belong to each registered companies Note Contents of this manual will be modified without further notice ...

Page 2: ...t use the power adaptor whilst it is in a bag z Please do not attempt to repair the device If device is damaged or is in a wet environment replace the device immediately About the battery z Use only the original factory approved charger z A Lithium battery is built in to the device To prevent fire or skin burns please do not disassemble pierce impact or expose the battery to fire The battery will ...

Page 3: ...ice for third party software hardware z Important instructions Note This warrantee does not cover damage or malfunction from the below causes unauthorized disassembly modification of unit abuse or incorrect usage accidental and other unpreventable causes operation under variables mentioned other than in this product user manual using parts not made or sold by Holux Technology or repairs done by an...

Page 4: ...te www holux com and see the FAQ z If answers could not be found on the website please send an e mail to Info holux com tw Stating your location and question Maintenance Service HOLUX Technology Inc 886 3 6687000 Web Site www holux com tw E mail Info holux com tw HOLUX Technology Inc www holux com ...

Page 5: ...6 Introduction 6 Front View 6 Rear View 7 Left Side 8 Right Side 8 Top View 9 Bottom View 9 Getting Started 10 Preparing for Use 11 Installing Battery 11 Connecting to AC Adapter and Charging 12 Using the In Vehicle Bracket 13 Using the Car Charger 15 Operating Method 16 Startup 16 Shutdown 16 Using the Function Button 17 Using the Stylus 18 Using the SD Memory Card 19 Function Menu 20 ...

Page 6: ...6 Music Playback Function 27 Storing MP3 files onto SD memory cards 27 Starting Music Playback 27 Create Custom Playlist 29 Image Browsing Function 30 Using the CD 32 Appendix 32 Troubleshooting 32 System Reset 32 Quick Troubleshooting 33 Normal Care and Maintenance 34 Storage 35 Specifications 36 ...

Page 7: ...nce and geographic etc precise measurements z The first GPS positioning should be performed at a single set point wide open area without building shelters Positioning time length will depend on the satellite signal strength cloud levels possibly taking up to 10 minutes z GPS Global Positioning System is the satellite system by the United States of America Department of Defense All maintenance and ...

Page 8: ... happen so please respond accordingly to the situation and decide whether or not to follow the planned course z When placing this system in the vehicle please secure with brackets on the car to ensure safety The recommended installation location is illustrated below 9 Differences between manufactured and shipped versions may be present this software may be updated frequently If the description in ...

Page 9: ...turning u turn distance etc z Highway info display and voice cueing function including for next interchange rest stop tollbooth z GPS map rotation with road z GPS street traveled administrative divisions map directions information displays z Custom speeding camera location Under GPS voice cueing from a distance of 300m before encounter Other Functions z Music playback plays MP3 music files z Image...

Page 10: ... languages Copyright 2005 HOLUX Technology Inc All rights reserved Important Notice Please read thoroughly this manual of operating instructions and explanations Use only original factory approved batteries and accessories to prevent unexpected damage If the correct procedures were not followed for operation or incompatible accessories were connected this violates the warrantee agreement and will ...

Page 11: ...ld include the following accessories 1 NAV 51 Unit 7 USB Charging Cable 2 In Vehicle Bracket 8 128 MB SD Memory Card 3 Bracket fixing 9 Battery 4 Base Unit for Bracket 10 CD ROM 5 Car Adapter 11 Quick Guide 6 Travel Adapter 1 6 4 7 5 8 9 10 2 3 11 ...

Page 12: ...s out of the map 4 Zoom In Zooms in on the map 5 Directional Pad Press up down left right keys to move around onscreen or press on the center to select items 6 ESC Key Exits current operation 7 Menu Directory Returns to the main menu window 8 Power Button Switches on off the power 9 Touch Screen Displays system status use stylus to directly input data or select items on the screen ...

Page 13: ...e signals 2 External Antenna Connector For connection of an external antenna 3 In Vehicle Securing Bracket Base Fast secure to the in vehicle securing bracket 4 Stylus Use stylus to directly input data or select items on the screen 5 Speaker Increase audio output ...

Page 14: ...d to replace the rechargeable battery Right Side 1 Headphone Jack Connection to external headphones 2 SD Memory Card Slot SD memory card slot the required programs and maps are saved on this memory card please do not remove memory card while in use ...

Page 15: ... 9 GPSmile51 Top View 1 Reset System reset switch 2 Volume Adjustment Key Adjusts volume level Bottom View 1 USB Power Connection Port Dual function port for USB connector and charger ...

Page 16: ... to use For details please refer to page 19 in this manual 4 Initial GPS positioning Please perform GPS positioning at an outdoor open location Press the power switch and select GPS to enter the navigational screen Select Menu for the control menus and then select GPS status to enter the GPS positioning screen The system will automatically search for a satellite signal and begin the positioning pr...

Page 17: ...on select Simulate navigation system will begin to plan a route and then start simulation of navigation For details please refer to page 13 Navigation software manual Preparing for Use Installing battery Please follow the procedures to install the proprietary rechargeable battery 1 Follow the indicated direction to open the battery compartment 2 Insert the rechargeable battery according to the pol...

Page 18: ...port under the unit 3 Plug the adapter into a power outlet 4 When charging starts the charging indicator light will be red please wait for the charging to complete this might take several hours After charging is completed the indicator light will be green 9 This device uses a Lithium battery please note the following z Please do not charge in a hot environment such as on a balcony or expose to sun...

Page 19: ...ive battery discharge Using the in Vehicle Bracket The included in vehicle bracket set can be securely suctioned on the front windshield or using the adhesive plate securing on top of the glove compartment This device will effectively secure the GPS unit in the vehicle Please follow the procedures below to secure the bracket 1 Follow the arrows and slide the component A into component B fitting ho...

Page 20: ...o secure 3 Finally insert the GPS unit on to the base 9 When using the in vehicle secure bracket do not install in a location that will block the view of the driver 9 Recommended installation requirements 1 The bracket base should be secured close to the area above the dashboard to prevent excessive shock ...

Page 21: ...e Car Charger While using in a vehicle use the included car charger for long periods of usage 1 Plug in the car adapter small plug into the power jack on the back of the base 2 Insert the other end into the cigarette lighter ...

Page 22: ...ower During the first startup the screen will show the main screen consisting of four functions including navigation music images and settings Directly select the icon onscreen to use the function Navigation Loads the navigation program and to the navigation screen Music Plays MP3 music Images Plays images Settings Function adjustments and operation instructions ...

Page 23: ...is window provides 7 location searches enabling quick setting of destinations 2 Zoom Out Zooms out of the map 3 Zoom In Zooms in on the map 4 Directional Pad Press up down left right keys to move around onscreen or press on the center to select items 5 ESC Key Exits current operation 6 Menu Directory Returns to the main menu 7 Power Button Switches on off the power ...

Page 24: ...er use and to prevent it being misplaced Functions of the stylus Selection Use the stylus point to select items onscreen to enter the selected function On the map display select the street or indicators on the map for detailed building name or road name Drag Touch the stylus point on the screen and drag in one direction to scroll the map for direct search or landmarks Select and hold Select the it...

Page 25: ...ards to expand the memory capacity Insert the memory card as below turn to the right side of the unit and with the metal contacts of the memory card facing back insert the card into the slot Removing the Memory Card 1 Gently press the top of the memory card and the card will eject automatically 2 Then remove the memory card ...

Page 26: ...g accidental removal of the memory card will result in showing an error message please reinsert the memory card and the system may need to be reset before successful execution Function Menu The function menu is the main function window other than the navigation screen and includes system settings navigation settings schedule plans GPS status MP3 image browsing Entering the Operation Menu Under the...

Page 27: ... etc You can modify the settings according to personal preferences System Settings Time 1 After the system startup from main menu screen select Setting to go into the System Settings window 2 Select from the Hour pull down menu and choose the correct value 3 Select from the Minute pull down menu and choose the correct value 4 Select to confirm or select to keep original settings 5 Select to return...

Page 28: ... window control the volume directly with the scroll bar There are six levels of volume in total Scroll bar Startup Message 1 Under the settings window select Warning Voice Off or On for whether the startup message is to be broadcast ...

Page 29: ...hrough the screen calibration procedure 1 From the settings window select Stylus Adjustment option to start the screen calibration procedure 2 Use the stylus and touch once on the cross that s displayed in the center of the screen 3 Touch once on the cross at the second position 4 Touch once on the cross at the third position 5 Follow the procedures and finish touching on the forth and fifth posit...

Page 30: ... backlight settings will adjust the brightness of the backlight and the auto off time 1 Under the setting window select Backlight to enter the backlight settings window 2 Select the time to turn off backlight when running off the battery 1 min 3 min 5 min 10 min 30 min Always On 3 Select the time to turn off backlight when running off the external adapter 1 min 3 min 5 min 10 min 30 min Always On ...

Page 31: ... 25 GPSmile51 4 Scroll the brightness bar to control backlight brightness six levels in total 5 Select to confirm or select to keep the original settings 6 Select to return to main menu screen ...

Page 32: ... 26 Help 1 Under the setting window select Help to enter the help window 2 The screen display will show instructions for operation of music playback and image browsing functions ...

Page 33: ...to main menu screen Note GPS Reset might be performed when one of the following situations is encountered 1 GPS signals can t be obtained after long period of time such as 3 minutes in the open area 2 Travel over 500km without using GPSmile 51 For instructions on the navigation software please refer to the Navigation Software Operation Manual ...

Page 34: ...ory cards Storing MP3 files onto SD memory cards On your computer you must first convert the music from an audio CD into MP3 files then save them onto the SD memory card Starting music playback 1 Insert the SD memory card with stored MP3 files into the SD memory card slot on the unit 2 Power on and select Music icon on main menu ...

Page 35: ...nctions of different buttons in the Music Playback Window please refer to the illustration below Progress Bar Display Song Title Increase Volume Battery Indicator Volume Display Exit Repeat Single Song Decrease Volume Repeat All Songs Timer Stop Back to First Song To Song Selection Window Play Pause Previous Next Skip to Last Song ...

Page 36: ...y add remove the path and position of the music file from the playlist 1 Under the Music Playback Window select Menu and go to the Song Selection Window 2 The panel on the left lists the source directories select a directory and double click to enter the directory 3 After loading the list of MP3 files contained in the directory select the desired file to be played and double click to add to playli...

Page 37: ...he Delete button 7 Clicking the Delete All button at the right panel removes all songs at once 8 Click the button to exit the Song Selection Window and go back to the Music Playback Window Image Browsing Function The system has an Image Browsing function that is capable of displaying images photographs stored on SD memory cards 1 Insert the SD memory card with stored image files into the SD memory...

Page 38: ...anel that stores the image files 5 Double click the image photograph file to be displayed 6 Click the expand shrink button to expand or shrink the viewed image 1x 2x 4x 8x 7 An expanded image can be panned by dragging the stylus around on the screen 8 Click to go back to Main Menu ...

Page 39: ...boot the system Reset your system if the following situations occur 9 Heavy lag experienced with screen refresh or operations resulting in an inoperable system 10 Cannot turn off the system with power button 11 No response with selection on the screen z Use the tip of the stylus and insert into the reset switch on top of the unit ...

Page 40: ...t system No screen displayed After powering up if the system has no response please try the following 1 Connect to adapter restart system 2 Reset system Display speed is too slow 1 Please check if the battery is low on power 2 Reset system Screen Screen has no response Please reset system Navigation GPS cannot display my current location Make sure your current location is not obstructed by buildin...

Page 41: ...tering a warm room on a cold day To prevent condensation from damaging the unit please place into an airtight plastic bag before sudden temperature changes Keep away from strong fields When using or storing please keep away from strong electromagnetic radioactive or magnetic field equipment Operating temperature The products operating temperature is between 10 and 55 C please do not operate under ...

Page 42: ...void the warrantee and damage the unit Storage When the product is not being used for a long period please take the battery out and store in a cool and dry place For long term storage keeping in a dry box is recommended Please do not keep the product in the following environments 1 Unventilated and humid location 2 Under a high temperature exposure through a car window 3 Environments of humidity o...

Page 43: ...ory 32 MB flash memory and 64MB SDRAM memory for operating system and embedded applications Weight 180 g Size 125 5 L x75 8 W x21 H mm H 26 5 antenna included Car Holder Charger Input voltage 11V 28V Output voltage 5 4V 0 3V Battery Rechargeable 1050 mAh Li ion 8 hours battery life when backlight is inactive 3 hours to fully charge Extension Slot SD Display 3 5 high brightness contrast ratio trans...

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