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1-2. Installation directions

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About VXA-3000

VXA-3000

Warning

Connect the wires properly by referring to 

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Installing product

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section. Otherwise,

malfunction or accident may occur.

Caution

Use the connection cable for vehicle only that was provided at the time of product
purchase to ensure stable system operation.

Warning

Do not install the product in a position where driving can be interfered or driver

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s

field of vision can be blocked. 

Caution

This product must be used with 12V car power only. Do not use 24V power. 

Caution

Some functions of this system are disabled for driver

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s safety when the car is in motion.

Remove the test jack installed in the safety terminal and ensure to connect the hand brake
cable to the car hand brake. If this cable is not connected, only  

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audio

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of the TV and Aux

will be supported.

Caution

Connect the Aux cable such as line out or A/V in after turning the power off. If the power

is on while connecting the cable, the product can be damaged.

Caution

Do not install the product in a place with much water, humidity, vapor, dust, oil, or smoke.

Warning

Install the product in a position that does not interfere driving or safety devices like an air bag
at the time of product installation and wiring.

Caution

If you don

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t use the product for a long time after purchasing this product, car position

sensing time can be prolonged, since the GPS antenna backup battery can be discharged.

In this case, charge the batter for 2 ~3 hours while using the navigation system.

Caution

Do not put the object that interferes with GPS signal reception around the GPS receiver.
Radio interference may occur.

Caution

Do not install the electronic product that generates heavy electromagnetic waves like a radio
transmitter around the GPS antenna as much as possible.

Caution

GPS reception can be blocked if the car front side glass is specially coated.

Summary of Contents for VXA-3000

Page 1: ...y is included in this User s Manual Navigation function Audio player function Game function Aux function User s Manual VXA 3000 Please write the manufacturing date down here which is needed for regist...

Page 2: ...river and user 1 Warning Do not set or search the position while you re driving Make sure to park a car at a safe place before operating this device Warning Warning Voice guide and map route can be di...

Page 3: ...u 4 Quick Start 5 Detailed Description 6 Setup Assistantn 7 Frequently asked questions 8 Audio player 9 Video Player 10 Image Viewer 11 Game 12 Aux 13 Setup 2 VXA 3000 3 3 3 6 7 9 11 11 12 14 14 19 43...

Page 4: ...t disassemble or apply shock to this product Warning Caution Touch the touch panel with a round edge object or fingertip softly If you press the touch screen strongly with a sharp and hard object it c...

Page 5: ...t the Aux cable such as line out or A V in after turning the power off If the power is on while connecting the cable the product can be damaged Caution Do not install the product in a place with much...

Page 6: ...nce to close the Touch Setting screen 2 The LED turns on or flashes in red resulting in the VXA 3000 self diagnostic Addition to the VXA 3000 problem when the temperature inside the car is too high or...

Page 7: ...3000 body Stereo output cable Hand brake connection cable SD Card memory reader Car holder User s manual Red Bluek SD Card memory Aux cable AV In terminal Cigar jack cable NAVI GAME AUX VIDEO MAIN IM...

Page 8: ...IO OUT Output the audio signal to the external device AUDIO VIDEO IN Receives the A V input from the external device like a DVD player COMM Connects to the car DVD player optional Controls the DVD pla...

Page 9: ...3 2 Rear Left side DMB ANT SPEAKER Outputs 1 watt audio GPS ANT DC 12V Connects to the provided cigar jack POWER SWITCH Turns the power on off SD Card memory slot 8 About VXA 3000 VXA 3000...

Page 10: ...ver s field of vision after fixing the product on the pedestal 9 About VXA 3000 Caution Remove the foreign object from the holder fixing place so that the holder can be attached firmly Then fix it wit...

Page 11: ...witch ON that is located at the left side of the product 10 About VXA 3000 Caution Use the car cigar jack that is included in the product package If you use other cigar jack the product may not work p...

Page 12: ...video files 4 Image Viewer GIF JPEG and BITMAP image files 5 Game function Provides enjoyable games 6 Aux function Connects the DVD player manufactured by this company When connected to other manufac...

Page 13: ...or downward Moves the cursor left Moves the cursor right Controls screen brightness by 5 steps Mutes the sound temporarily Directly switches to the Navigation function Directly switches to the audio p...

Page 14: ...m Selection when playing back MP3 Additional Remote controller function Under button is redefined when File list function is enabled in the Video player Audio player or Image viewer mode Basic screen...

Page 15: ...h the basic operation of the navigation system The functions and buttons not mentioned will be described in 5 DETAILED DESCRIPTION on page 19 Switch the unit on and tap on NAVI or NAVIGATION in the st...

Page 16: ...ur destination A menu will open where you can choose a destination You have various ways to select your destination The following page describes how to navigate to a specific address 15 Using VXA 3000...

Page 17: ...e by pressing If at any point you want to Backspace and delete characters press the backspace button on screen To add a space press the space bar __ Tap on the City or P C field and enter your destina...

Page 18: ...dance will commence automatically The navigation map will be shown displaying all directions needed Additionally you will be guided by clear voice commands You can set further options for navigation b...

Page 19: ...fy your current position When you come up to a turn or other manoeuvre you will hear a voice command at the appropriate time 18 Using VXA 3000 VXA 3000 Target Street Distance Bar Zoom out Current Posi...

Page 20: ...ur navigation system If you have map data for different regions cities on your memory card tap on the name of the current region e g London All available maps on the memory card will be listed and you...

Page 21: ...ouch the icons These will toggle so you can quickly see the activated settings With Back you go back to the main menu Set change Home Work position You can define a home and work address My Home and M...

Page 22: ...night and day mode and adjust the volume of voice commands or even mute them Guidance Here you can adjust the different guidance options as seen in SETTINGS on page 19 Alt route With this option you c...

Page 23: ...XA 3000 VXA 3000 Show Guidance Options Change settings Save Current GPS Position as Bookmark Navigate to nearby POIs Exit guidance Tap to Find Alternate Route Blocked Section Go back to Navigation scr...

Page 24: ...press My Home If no home address has been set you are prompted to do so Navigate To choose another destination select Navigate You may then select your destination point by tapping on your home or wor...

Page 25: ...different regions cities on your memory card tap on the name of the current region e g London All available maps on the memory card will be listed and you can choose one by simply tapping on the desi...

Page 26: ...ote location therefore you need to enter a city or postal code through the keypad Within the POI finder you will see the Guides an optional and highly recommendable feature Branded travel city guides...

Page 27: ...DO I USE GUIDES on page 25 Favorites Through Favorites you can access to edit and delete your home and work positions as well as your bookmarks Via Main Menu Favorites My Home you can show your home...

Page 28: ...screen your GPS status will be displayed all the time showing the current street you are on and the number of satellites the GPS system is currently tracking Exit With Exit you quit the navigation sys...

Page 29: ...tem will start automatically Via Back you may always step one level back throughout the whole application Alternatively you may use the other destination setting possibilities see following pages 28 U...

Page 30: ...icon The Address search with the keyboard will now appear in the display you to the street search screen On this screen you may enter the street name at least three characters and then press Switch b...

Page 31: ...t l x dmsdq sgd rsqdds m ld s kd rs sgqdd bg q bsdqr mc sgdm oqdrr Mdws sn fn nm Next you may enter the number Confirm and move to a list of matching address by pressing the Search button The hit list...

Page 32: ...erform repeated searches for those destinations Press the Bookmarks icon Use the Up and Down arrows to scroll up and down in the list Select an item by clicking on it Navigation will start immediately...

Page 33: ...e recently visited and searched destinations will be opened Map Via Map you can move on the map of the surrounding area and select items for guidance See also HOW DO I SELECT ADDRESSES ON THE MAP on p...

Page 34: ...ay also select a destination via the POI points of interest finder Here you may choose POIs that are either nearby or at a remote location You may also browse a Guide 33 Using VXA 3000 VXA 3000 Basic...

Page 35: ...List will be displayed By pressing the icon you can add a stopover You will switch to the Choose stopover screen which looks the same as the Choose destination screen and is exactly the same to use Y...

Page 36: ...can delete a selected stopover Via Menu you may start following functions With Simulate you can simulate the route to come By pressing Start Navi the guidance will start automatically and the display...

Page 37: ...splay Functions of buttons Discover your surroundings by dragging the map with your finger or with the pen Point at the symbol of a location to display its name Use the Scroll Bar on the right to zoom...

Page 38: ...erest Info Layers You can define the complexity of the map by choosing the elements locations that will be shown in it Via the main menu Map Menu Settings Info Layers you can select which locations wi...

Page 39: ...m TMC Speed Camera Alert HOW DO I USE GUIDES Guides are an optional feature and may be purchased at ENTER URL HERE City Guides available at ENTER URL HERE contain lots of valuable information to enhan...

Page 40: ...appear Select the guide you wish to use by clicking on it The Categories tab of the chosen guide will be displayed You can now browse the guide by categories or search the guide 39 Using VXA 3000 VXA...

Page 41: ...Guides also offer subcategories By clicking on a category or subcategory the system will search for relevant items The hit list will display the search results ordered by distance You may select a fo...

Page 42: ...isplayed Select an entry by tapping on it Get detailed information about the selected location via Detail Explore the location s surroundings via Map You may use this item for the guidance by pressing...

Page 43: ...l be received For each camera you will receive two alerts Each alert consists of an audible beep and a message displayed on screen telling you the camera type and distance from it 42 Using VXA 3000 VX...

Page 44: ...of the installation program and press OK You will see the welcome page Press Next Please read the End User License Agreement and accept it by clicking I Agree If you do not accept the terms of the En...

Page 45: ...r system cannot determine the path to your memory card automatically you are prompted to enter it manually The selected data will be copied to your memory card Please do not close the Setup Assistant...

Page 46: ...n the map data e g a street is missing completely we would like to inform our map data provider Please let us know at ENTER YOUR SUPPORT E MAIL ADDRESS HERE I have problems to get a GPS fix If you hav...

Page 47: ...usic using the SD Card memory If the icon appears at the right upper side the device detects the SD Card memory 1 If you save the music file in the root directory of the USB memory it will be recogniz...

Page 48: ...back Volume control Increase or decrease volume Exit Close Audio player and back to Main menu Previous file playback Playback previous music file Play Pause Playback and Pause music Stop Stop the musi...

Page 49: ...io player You can select file to play by scroll bar Position sign on the scroll bar represented by number means current cursor position total file number 8 3 Volume control You can increase or decreas...

Page 50: ...olor File list You can see playable movie files by selecting this button Exit Back Close movie player and return to main menu Play Pause Plays back the movie While movie is playing button keep the Blu...

Page 51: ...9 2 Full Screen 9 3 Volume Control Screen 9 3 Volume Control Screen Movie player scan all playable movie files stored in the SD Card memory and show its result Using VXA 3000 VXA 3000 50...

Page 52: ...3000 Basic Operation VXA 3000 51 Caution While movie player is operating if you remove the SD Card memory system will be get into unstable situation Please don t remove SD Card memory during playback...

Page 53: ...the image file 10 1 Image Viewer main screen View previous image View next image Set image to original size Fit image to viewer If you touch button you can fit image to viewer Zoom in Zoom in steps 15...

Page 54: ...d folder by touching File tap By touching the Image view button you can see the highlighted image file by cursor Selecting back button you can back to basic screen of image viewer You can select wante...

Page 55: ...not put more than three same items in any direction If the bar at the right side is filled the next level will be started Time trial mode The game will be over if the time bar at the right side is fil...

Page 56: ...control is not supported Contrast Controls contrast within the range of 0 16 stages Chroma Controls chroma within the range of 0 16 stages Dimmer Controls brightness within the range of 1 5 stages Hid...

Page 57: ...mory Volume Controls sound volume of the DVD player Play Pause Starts or pauses the DVD player Stop Stops the DVD player Prev Starts the DVD player and moves to previous screen Next Starts the DVD pla...

Page 58: ...chroma within the range of 0 16 stages Dimmer Controls brightness within the range of 1 5 stages The below figure shows the screen when you press the DVD title icon You can move the DVD Title cursor u...

Page 59: ...inutes which means the time interval of image changing when the slide show is started To use Slide show function you have to resize image file to 480 X 234 V up Pro 3000 supports image resizing functi...

Page 60: ...d memory You can upgrade the OS using SD Card memory To download OS from the web site http www plenio co kr down to SD Card memory using V up pro 3000 you have to register in the web site See the web...

Page 61: ...4 When upgrade is complete turn the power off and on 13 7 Dimmer You can select 5 level of screen brightness 60 Using VXA 3000 VXA 3000...

Page 62: ...save all settings by pressing this button 13 10 Cancel You can cancel all settings you made by pressing this button 13 11 INIT The factory default setting will be stored if you press this button 61 Us...

Page 63: ...receive product certification using the product serial number that is printed on the rear side of the product after purchasing this product You may download map files monitoring camera and others free...

Page 64: ...INDOWS CE NET 4 2 ARM9 Core 64M Bytes 64M Bytes 7 TFT LCD Touch Screen Internal Speaker 1W Lineout output Connect to the car audio using FM Transmitter SiRFstar III GPS engine internal type First star...

Page 65: ...fter service If the product purchase date cannot be known the product warranty period will start 3 months from the manufacturing date or import customs clearance date Customer Service Center Customer...

Page 66: ...ause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the f...

Page 67: ...is in conformity with the following standard s or other normative document s Safety EN 60950 1992 A1 A2 A3 A4 A11 EMC EN 55022 1998 EN 55024 1998 EN 61000 3 2 1995 A1 1998 A2 1998 EN 61000 3 3 1995 f...

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