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PENTAGRAM Nomad GT (P 5220)

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Bluetooth menu

Tap the icon to turn on the device Bluetooth module and display the menu allowing you to configure and use the
Bluetooth connection. Enabling the Bluetooth module increases battery power consumption, hence we
recommend disabling it when not in use. Because of this, the Bluetooth module is disabled by default when you
exit to the main menu (You can change it in the

Settings

window of the

Bluetooth

menu).

➅

➀

➁

➂

➃

➄

1.

Open the

Dial Pad

window used for making a phone call.

2.

Open the

Pair

window used for pairing with another Bluetooth device.

3.

Open the

Paired Devices

window with the list of known Bluetooth devices.

4.

Open the

Settings

window with the Bluetooth options.

5.

Bluetooth connection status bar.

6.

Back to the main menu.

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Summary of Contents for Nomad GT

Page 1: ...Operation Manual PENTAGRAM Nomad GT P 5220 The latest versions of manuals drivers and software are available on www pentagram eu 2009 09 01 ...

Page 2: ...NOTE All information and technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice and or its indication in this manual 2009 PENTAGRAM All rights reserved duplication and copying forbidden ...

Page 3: ... FOR OPERATION 6 PRECAUTIONS 6 USING THE TOUCH SCREEN 6 DEVICE IN PICTURES 7 MEMORY CARD 8 BATTERY CHARGING 8 AV IN 9 CONNECTING TO THE COMPUTER 9 FIRMWARE UPGRADE 9 DEVICE OPERATION 10 MAIN MENU 10 NAVIGATION MENU 10 PHOTO MENU 11 BLUETOOTH MENU 13 MUSIC MENU 22 VIDEO MENU 25 SETTINGS MENU 28 TROUBLESHOOTING 40 SPECIFICATION 41 ...

Page 4: ...PENTAGRAM Nomad GT P 5220 4 ...

Page 5: ...rger Windscreen mounting kit a sucker with an arm and a holding frame for the navigation system SD card option Mounting in a car NOTE If you have to connect the navigation system to the car cigarette lighter socket start the engine first Power surges during the ignition may damage the device permanently Use the supplied windscreen mounting kit the sucker with the arm and the holding frame to attac...

Page 6: ... an electric shock Do not disconnect the device from the computer when transferring data They might get irrecoverably lost Files and data stored in the device memory and on the memory card are prone to damage like any other files For this reason if necessary make the backup copies of those files and data Using the touch screen You can use your finger to operate the touch screen However as the scre...

Page 7: ...PENTAGRAM Nomad GT P 5220 7 Device in pictures 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 10 9 ...

Page 8: ... and then pull it out Prior to removing the card make sure that all the applications accessing it like the media player the navigation application have been closed and that no files are being transferred from to the card Some navigation applications use the memory card for storing the configuration and map files If you remove such a card it may cause the application to operate improperly and in ex...

Page 9: ...ible as SDMMC for the installation of applications and storage of own files All files stored outside these locations will be deleted when the system is turned off When the data are being transferred do not disconnect the device from the computer to prevent the possible damage or loss of data The device works with the following operating systems Windows Me 2000 XP Vista When connected to the comput...

Page 10: ...corner the clock is displayed Below there is the main menu elements list along with the corresponding functions Navigation menu If the navigation application has been properly installed and configured tapping the icon will launch the program Before you start using the application configure the path to its main executable file You can do this in the Settings Nav Setup menu If you turn off the devic...

Page 11: ...is mode the full screen mode is automatically activated Tap the screen to exit the full screen mode and end the slide show 3 Turn on the full screen mode Tap the screen to exit the full screen mode 4 Rotate the picture by 90 CW 5 File display area If the file is zoomed in dragging will move the displayed file 6 Previous file 7 Next file 8 Picture zoom in 9 Picture zoom out 10 Back to the main menu...

Page 12: ...ents Double tap a file to open it Only the file types supported in this mode are displayed on the list 1 Path to the current folder 2 Current folder contents 3 Scroll bar 4 Confirm the selection equivalent to the double tap 5 Exit the list of files without selecting a file to display ...

Page 13: ...n not in use Because of this the Bluetooth module is disabled by default when you exit to the main menu You can change it in the Settings window of the Bluetooth menu 1 Open the Dial Pad window used for making a phone call 2 Open the Pair window used for pairing with another Bluetooth device 3 Open the Paired Devices window with the list of known Bluetooth devices 4 Open the Settings window with t...

Page 14: ...m the menu level but is displayed every time you make or have made an inbound or outbound phone call The window looks different depending on the connection type and status Outbound call 1 Called phone number 2 Volume adjustment buttons 3 Cancel the call and go back to the previous menu ...

Page 15: ...T P 5220 15 Inbound call 1 Calling phone number 2 Volume adjustment buttons 3 Accept the inbound call 4 Reject the inbound call and go back to the previous menu In call 1 Calling called phone number 2 Elapsed call time ...

Page 16: ... back to the device 8 End the call and go back to the previous menu Dial Pad window The window allows you to make a phone call with the given phone number 1 Phone number to be called 2 Delete the last digit 3 Key pad for dialing 4 Establish connection with the dialed phone number 5 Establish connection with the last dialed phone number 6 Open the Call Log window with the list of the last calls 7 B...

Page 17: ...ontains the lists of the last calls outbound answered missed 1 Items of the currently selected list 2 List scroll bar 3 Outbound calls list 4 Answered calls list 5 Missed calls list 6 Call the number selected on the list 7 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 18: ...he documentation that came with the phone should contain detailed instructions on Bluetooth enabling and configuration The navigation system is identified as GPS and the default pairing PIN code is 1234 you can change the PIN code in the Settings window After pairing connect the phone and the device To exit the screen without pairing tap the icon in the top right corner of the display ...

Page 19: ...me identifying the Bluetooth device The red dot marks the active connection 2 List scroll bar 3 Connect with the selected device It is not accessible if any connection is active 4 End the connection with the selected device 5 Clear the list You will have to pair the connected device again 6 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 20: ...ther Bluetooth devices 3 Open the Pincode Reset window for entering a new PIN code 4 When this option is selected the Bluetooth module will remain enabled after you exit the Bluetooth menu This is not recommended because the enabled Bluetooth module consumes more power 5 When this option is selected all incoming connections will be accepted automatically 6 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 21: ...to change the PIN code which is required when pairing the device with a Bluetooth phone 1 New PIN code 2 Key pad for entering the new PIN code 3 Delete the last digit 4 Save the settings and go back to the previous menu 5 Back to the previous menu without saving the settings ...

Page 22: ...ut playing and the file left mute on off play mode play pause center elapsed time of the playing and the file name right bit rate sampling frequency total file time 2 Playing progress bar 3 Display the playlist 4 Change the play mode play list once repeat whole list 5 Previous piece 6 Next piece 7 Pause resume play 8 Mute on off 9 Volume adjustment 10 Back to the main menu ...

Page 23: ...NTAGRAM Nomad GT P 5220 23 Playlist 1 Open the list of files 2 Hide the list of files 3 Current contents of the list of files 4 Delete the selected item from the list 5 Delete all the items from the list ...

Page 24: ... the file types supported in this mode are displayed on the list 1 Path to the current folder 2 Contents of the current folder 3 Scroll bar 4 Select all files 5 Confirm the file folder selection equivalent to the double tap or add all the selected files to the playlist 6 Exit the list of files without selecting any files ...

Page 25: ... screen mode on To exit the full screen mode just tap the screen 2 Playing and file information left file name right elapsed and total file time 3 Mute on off 4 Volume adjustment 5 Previous video 6 Pause resume play 7 Next video 8 Playing progress bar 9 Show hide the playlist 10 Back to the main menu NOTE High quality video files may not be played smoothly ...

Page 26: ...PENTAGRAM Nomad GT P 5220 26 Playlist 1 Current playlist contents 2 Open the list of files 3 Delete all the items from the list 4 Delete the selected item from the list ...

Page 27: ... the file types supported in this mode are displayed on the list 1 Path to the current folder 2 Contents of the current folder 3 Scroll bar 4 Select all files 5 Confirm the file folder selection equivalent to the double tap or add all the selected files to the playlist 6 Exit the list of files without selecting any files ...

Page 28: ...to enter the system settings menu Tap the icon corresponding to the option you want to change Tap the button in the top right corner of the screen to go back to the main menu Scroll the menu using the arrow buttons on the left and right sides of the settings ...

Page 29: ...u to configure the navigation application 1 Current path to the navigation application executable file 2 Select the navigation application executable file 3 Select this option to launch the application when the device is started up 4 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 30: ...iver 1 Tab with a short description and the option for resetting the device GPS receiver Reset GPS 2 Tab with all data received from the GPS system 3 Tab with information on available and used satellites along with the signal strength 4 Tab with exact position and time received from the GPS system 5 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 31: ...you can change the device FM transmitter settings 1 Turn on the FM transmitter 2 Turn off the FM transmitter 3 The frequency on which the FM transmitter will broadcast Use the slider and the buttons to change the frequency 4 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 32: ... and the real point where you tap the screen with the stylus To calibrate the screen hold the stylus pressed for a moment in the center of the cross displayed on the screen Repeat the operation until the following screen is displayed Once the OK caption is displayed the correct calibration is finished Click the OK to go back to the previous menu ...

Page 33: ...sing this menu you can change the backlight brightness and its timeout 1 Screen brightness level Use the slider and the and buttons to change it 2 Select the idle time after which the screen backlight will turn off 3 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 34: ... Language Using this menu you can change the displayed language 1 List allowing you to select the language of the device menu 2 Back to the previous menu Before you exit the screen make sure you have selected the correct language ...

Page 35: ...this menu to adjust the sound volume and enable disable the tap sounds 1 Device volume level Use the slider and the and buttons to change it 2 Mute unmute all sounds 3 Change the tap sounds volume or turn them Off 4 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 36: ...ws the current settings of the date time and time zone of the device 1 Currently set date and time Use the arrow buttons below the corresponding items to change them 2 Currently set time zone Use the arrow buttons to change it 3 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 37: ...ice You can also use this menu to reset the device to factory defaults 1 Device ID 2 Device version number 3 Free total storage in the main memory of the device 4 Free total storage in the NandFlash memory of the device 5 Restore the factory defaults 6 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 38: ...PENTAGRAM Nomad GT P 5220 38 Skin Using this menu you can change the look color theme of the device menu 1 List of available color themes 2 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 39: ...tions Normal the picture from the Video input is displayed unmodified Vertical Mirror the displayed picture is the vertical mirror of the picture from the Video input Horizontal Mirror the displayed picture is the horizontal mirror of the picture from the Video input Rotate 180 the displayed picture is rotated by 180 in relation to the picture from the Video input 2 Back to the previous menu ...

Page 40: ...automatic backlight or device turn off timeout I cannot insert the memory card The card is inserted in an incorrect way Read the Memory card section which describes the method of inserting the memory card The screen does not respond to taps The device has frozen Turn off and on the device with the switch Problems with connecting to the PC The USB cable is not connected properly Connect the USB cab...

Page 41: ...o of channels 20 Sensitivity 150 dBm Accuracy 10 meters Speed 0 1 mps Hot start less than 3 seconds Warm start approx 40 seconds Cold start less than 100 seconds Maximum altitude 18 000 m Maximum speed 515 mps Acceleration 4 g Built in antenna Ceramic active Bluetooth parameters Maximum range 10 meters Communication type V1 2 FM transmitter parameters Frequency 88 MHz 92 MHz Maximum range 3 5 mete...

Page 42: ...PENTAGRAM Nomad GT P 5220 42 NOTES ...

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