Learning About Bluetooth GPS Features
User’s Guide
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Using the HP iPAQ GPS Bluetooth Receiver
The HP iPAQ Navigation System Bluetooth GPS receiver gets GPS signals from satellites orbiting
the earth. It identifies your position to an accuracy of less than 10 meters.
Learning About Bluetooth GPS Features
An illustration of the Bluetooth GPS receiver with features follows.
The HP iPAQ Navigation System Bluetooth GPS receiver is referred to as
the Bluetooth GPS receiver in this User’s Guide.
Feature Description
Power Switch
Power is On or Off.
Power Jack
The Power Jack connects a DC car power charger (included) or
AC power charger to recharge the internal battery.
Bluetooth Status
LED (Blue)
Blinking Slowly - There is not a Bluetooth connection.
Blinking Quickly - There is a connection to another Bluetooth
receiver.
GPS Status LED
(Green)
Blinking - The GPS position is fixed.
Steady Light - The GPS position is not fixed.
Battery Status LED
(Red/Yellow)
Red - Battery power is extremely low. Charge immediately.
Yellow - Battery is currently charging.
LED Off - Battery is partially or fully charged.
External Antenna
Connects an external antenna. This is usually not required since
the GPS has an internal antenna.
Power Jack
External Antenna