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Connect to PC

You can connect the unit to a PC for transferring data. Insert a SD/ MMC card to
the card slot; you can then use the unit as a card reader.
1. Power on the unit.
2. Plug B-type end of the supplied USB cable to the mini USB port on the unit,

then plug the other end into your computer.

3. The system will try to recognize and connect to the device; the unit display will

show the below screen.

4. Once the device has been connected to you will find 2 new USB devices

under ”My Computer”. The second device represents the memory card slot,
and is only available when a SD/ MMC card is inserted. Copy or move the data
needed between your PC and the unit.

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Summary of Contents for MS-5654

Page 1: ...1 MS 5654 User guide ...

Page 2: ...rive with due care and attention Never modify the settings or program your PND while driving Only look at the PND map when it is safe to do so Only follow the PND instructions when the road regulations allow you to do so When mounting the PND in your car make sure that it does not obscure your view or impede the operation of any driving controls Prohibited Areas Do not operate your PND in hospital...

Page 3: ...ternal Antenna sold separately 6 Switching On Off 6 Sleep Mode 7 Connect to PC 9 GPS 10 Safety Instructions 10 Handsfree 11 Paired List 11 Dial 13 Last Calls 14 Auto Answer 15 Travel Kit 16 Music 16 Video 18 Photo 21 UnitConverter 24 Currency Converter 25 Settings 26 Display 27 Language 29 Restore 30 System Info 31 Firmware Upgrade advanced feature 32 FM Adjust 33 Technical Specifications 35 ...

Page 4: ...mer helpline Position of the controls 1 Power Button 2 SD Card Slot 3 Touch Panel 4 Menu Button 5 Indicator Light 6 TMC Antenna Jack 7 USB Port 8 Strap Hole 9 Battery Switch 10 Headphone Jack 11 External GPS Antenna Port 12 Speaker 13 Stylus Pen Slot Slide the stylus pen out of the slot when needed When charging the light will be red when fully charged the light will become green When not using th...

Page 5: ...capacity becomes too low to power the unit Charging the Battery Before using your PND for the first time we recommend you to charge the unit for 5 hours via the USB cable or 2 hours via the car charger in order to charge the battery Plug the USB cable or the car charger into the USB socket When you use the PND in your car we recommend that you always use the car charger in order to maintain the ba...

Page 6: ...n be positioned in various locations in or outside your car to obtain the best signal reception Push the antenna into the socket on the rear of the unit until it clicks into place Then position the antenna so that you receive a valid signal External Antenna Optional Switching On Off Use the stylus pen to switch the unit on by the power switch on the bottom of the unit You will see the booting scre...

Page 7: ...led a stop at a service station NOTE if the unit is not to be used for a long period of time the unit should be switched off by the On Off switch Press the Power Button for 3 seconds to put the unit into Sleep Mode Press the Power button for 3 seconds to wake up the device the display show the same screen as when the unit was put into sleep mode ...

Page 8: ... towards you and the cut off corner at the bottom as shown Insert the card and push it in so that it clicks into place Insert a SD card into the slot and you will see the below message If you need to remove the SD card push the card in and it will eject from the slot You will then see the below message Note the card slot can also be used as a card reader refer to the following section to operate t...

Page 9: ...mini USB port on the unit then plug the other end into your computer 3 The system will try to recognize and connect to the device the unit display will show the below screen 4 Once the device has been connected to you will find 2 new USB devices under My Computer The second device represents the memory card slot and is only available when a SD MMC card is inserted Copy or move the data needed betw...

Page 10: ...ugh the main features of the system Safety Instructions y The driver s attention should always be on the road If you are the driver of the vehicle we do not recommend you to operate this unit while driving Plan your route before departure and pull over if you need to change route parameters y The MS 5654 has a built in Safety Mode that will prevent you from using the screen functions if your car i...

Page 11: ...ssage as below Remember the passkey for later usage Then you can see the menu as below Paired List To use the Hands free function you have to pair the device with a mobile phone first If the MS 5654 has been paired with any mobile phone you can see it on Paired List If the Paired List option is dark in colour and can not be entered that means there is no paired phone Follow the procedure below to ...

Page 12: ...via the MS 5654 when you want to operate the Bluetooth feature Tap on the phone name in the paired list of the MS 5654 first and then tap on button to start connecting You will see the Connecting message on the display 7 Your phone will ask if you want to accept the connection request from the MS 5654 Press Yes to continue You will see the Connection Completed message on the display 8 If you want ...

Page 13: ...number to dial out you will see the number pad as below Tap to enter the phone number you want to call and then tap on the button If a number is dialled wrong tap on once to erase a digit at a time While dialling the display will change to the below Wait until the call is answered then the MS 5654 becomes a Hands free device You do not have to hold the phone nor the MS 5654 to make the phone call ...

Page 14: ...first line of the display y Tap on button to answer the call y Tap on button to hang up the call y Tap on button to adjust the volume y Tap on button to mute the ring volume y Tap on button to mute your voice Note if Auto Answer is set to On the call will be answered automatically after 3 seconds automatically Last Calls The device records also the dialled calls answered calls and missed calls You...

Page 15: ...Calls If there are any incoming calls that you did not answer you will see the numbers on the list y Tap on a number and then tap on button to call the number back y Tap on if you want to delete the number from the list A message will prompt you to confirm If there are no numbers recorded in a list you will see the No record message on the display Auto Answer The MS 5654 supports answering incomin...

Page 16: ...1 if the music file was saved into the Memory card enter the Memory card folder to find it Note 2 if the music file was saved into a specific folder enter the folder to find it Note 3 press Menu button to go back main menu Tap on the screen to select a file from the list to play you will see the display shows as below y Tap once to pause the playback y Tap once to play the previous track Or press ...

Page 17: ...onger to fast forward the playback and find the section you need y Tap once to select the repeat mode Tap to set Repeat One Tap to repeat all Tap to play the files once in regular sequence y Tap on button to mute the volume y Tap on button to adjust the volume ...

Page 18: ...ction you will see the figure as below supported video clips will be listed You can set to preview the selected clip If the icon is activated the tapped clip will be played in thumbnail Press the icon to play it in full screen If you tapped again to make the icon become the tapped clip will be played in full screen without previewing Tap on the icon to enter Settings You can select if to resize th...

Page 19: ...con to read the information of the software company Tap on the icon to view the detail information of the selected clip Once a clip is selected and being playing you can tap on the screen to call the function buttons ...

Page 20: ... play y Tap on these buttons to adjust volume Tap on to mute y Tap on this button to set playing mode as Random or Ordinal y Tap on this button to set repeat mode as Repeat Loop Repeat One or Repeat List y Tap on this button to go to the list and find a file to open ...

Page 21: ...tures bmp and jpeg formats only from a SD card 1 Copy all the pictures you want to view into the SD card 2 Insert the SD card into the slot In Photo thumbnails list tap on SD Card folder to enter 3 You will see thumbnails of photos on the card view and operate as you do to photos on unit Tap on the photo you will see Exit and More buttons on the upper and lower corner of right side Tap on button t...

Page 22: ... button again to stop slideshow y Tap on button to set the slideshow interval among 2 3 and 5 seconds y Tap on button to mute the touch tones y Tap on button to adjust the touch tones Rotate Tap on button to rotate the current photo y Tap on the button again to rotate the photo by 90 degree clockwise again y Tap on button to restore the photo and zoom in ...

Page 23: ... in y Tap on the button to zoom out When the photo is zoomed in you can tap and drag it to view the part you need y Tap on button to restore the photo Note when the zoom in or zoom out limitation is met the zoom in zoom out button will become in gray color and not selectable ...

Page 24: ... select one option from measurement categories depends on the unit you need to convert For example if you want to convert cm 2 to m 2 select Area Then tap on the number buttons to enter value To delete last digit tap on button Then tap on button you can see the converted value The source and target units are both selectable In this example tap on cm 2 and or m 2 button to select another unit to me...

Page 25: ...currencies are selected you have to set the currency rate Tap on button to enter Currency Rate setting page Tap on the number buttons to set the rate of the source and target currencies To delete last digit tap on button After entering tap on button to save the currency rate for further usage And the device will go back to the previous menu Tap on the number buttons to enter the digits of source c...

Page 26: ...hrough the list to view the other options Note when there is no option above below the button will become grey in colour and is no longer selectable Volume Tap Volume you can modify the volume level of the Touch tones and the hands free volume You can increase or decrease the level by clicking or Click to mute the volume You can also check or un check the Touch Tones to enable or disable having th...

Page 27: ...um or maximum brightness level is met the level down level up button will become grey in colour and is no longer selectable Backlight Timeout Select an option to set the idling time to shut down the display to save battery power If you want it to display continuously select Never Screen Calibration This function calibrates the unit to respond to your screen taps You will need to use this function ...

Page 28: ...28 Follow the on screen directions to tap on the centre of the cross to calibrate When the steps are done you will see the second screen tap on the screen to save and apply the new calibration settings ...

Page 29: ... suit your need Power Status Enter this option to find out the battery power status While charging the status will be in motion and de noted Charging If the battery is fully charged and the unit is still on charge the display will show as the figure below ...

Page 30: ... restore the settings back to default values When necessary tap on the Restore option Tap on button to restore all the settings back to default After this has been done the message Finished will be displayed Or tap on to cancel and exit ...

Page 31: ... read Devices and Storage Devices The Devices page shows information about your software version and capacity of the embedded internal memory Storage The Storage page tells you the total capacity and free capacity of your storage card if installed and the flash disk If no storage card is installed the information will show as N A ...

Page 32: ...emove the memory card during upgrading Note 4 please visit www binatonecarrera com for more information 1 Download the firmware file from our website Uncompress the file and copy it to a SD MMC memory card Insert the card into the card slot of the unit 2 Tap to enter this option you will see the screen as shown below on the right 3 To start upgrading tap on the button The unit will restart automat...

Page 33: ...io signal to a FM frequency When FM Transmitter is selected you will see the figure below Here you can adjust the frequency to broadcast Adjust a frequency to broadcast by tapping on the two triangles Four frequencies are able to be saved for further usage After a frequency is adjusted tap on the button You will see a window asking to select a number to save the frequency Tap to select a number th...

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Page 35: ...tegrated 1W Speaker Mono z Video playback function Special z TMC GNS FM6 z FM Transmitter z Bluetooth function Power z 1500mAH Max 3 7V Li polymer battery z Battery Life 3 Hrs for GPS Input z Stylus Interface z USB 1 1 Digital frame z Digital photo stored in SD card should be displayed Buttons z Power Button x 1 z Battery switch x 1 z Menu Key x 1 System Power Indicator z Charger LED Yellow charge...

Page 36: ...ng measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help CAUTION Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the ...

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