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N-380 User Manual 

08/18/2008 V1.0 

 

 

   

 

 Copyright

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 1998-2008   ProGin 

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1.4 Top   

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No.

 

Assembly Components

 

Description

 

(1) 

Pen/Stylus 

Use to control the unit through the touch 
screen 

(2) 

Internal GPS Antenna   

Receives GPS satellite signals 

(3) 

External Antenna Jack 

Allows for connection of an optional external 
antenna for better GPS signal reception. 

(4) 

Power Button   

Used to power the unit on and off   

 

1.5  Left 

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2 

 

No.

 

Assembly Components

 

Description

 

(1) 

SD Card Slot   

Used to expand the memory of the unit 

with an SD Card 

  [See Note 2]

 

(2) 

SIM Card Slot 

Insert SIM card will perform GPRS functions 

[Note 2] The ProGin N-380 can support an SD card with a maximum capacity of 4GB 

Summary of Contents for N-380

Page 1: ...r III GPS GPRS ENTERTAINMNET User Manual ProGin Technology Inc 12F 1 No 5 Lane 7 De an St Lingya District Kaohsiung 802 Taiwan TEL 886 7 7278885 WEB www progin com tw FAX 886 7 7214117 E mail info pro...

Page 2: ...s 10 80 C and 0 90 humidity Also when operating the GPS functions of the ProGin N 380 these additional precautions apply This system functions as a reference for navigation only and should never be us...

Page 3: ...th the information given by the N 380 You should comply with all local traffic regulations and drive as local road conditions require When the ProGin N 380 is placed inside a car it should be position...

Page 4: ...the unit is power on 1 2 Back No Assembly Components Description 1 Built In Speaker Play Stereo sound when earphone is not plug in 2 JTAG Port To interface the firmware of the unit 3 Reset Key Forcibl...

Page 5: ...ob Adjustment Knob Adjusts sound volume and backlight brightness 3 Earphone Jack Earphone Jack Connects the unit to stereo headphones 3 5 mm AC DC Power Adapter Specifications Dimension 76mm L 43mm W...

Page 6: ...ls 3 External Antenna Jack Allows for connection of an optional external antenna for better GPS signal reception 4 Power Button Used to power the unit on and off 1 5 Left 1 2 No Assembly Components De...

Page 7: ...slightly to release it Finally pull out the card Notice Do not place anything other than an SD card in the SD Card Slot When outside the N 380 the SD card should be repacked properly to avoid dust an...

Page 8: ...e adapter Insert the other end of the cable mini USB into the unit s USB port Then plug the adapter into a standard 100V 240V AC power outlet as shown in the figure below If the N 380 is turned on dur...

Page 9: ...the battery of the ProGin N 380 from the power available in vehicle cigarette lighters To use the adapter plug the adapter into the USB port of the N 380 Then plug the adapter into a standard 12VDC v...

Page 10: ...suction cup the base plate 2 may be used to provide an appropriate mounting surface Notice Some local ordinances do not allow objects to be mounted to an automobile windshield or other automobile wind...

Page 11: ...ivel tilt arms by loosening the adjustment nuts and turning the swivel cradle to obtain the best viewing and GPS reception position Then tighten the nuts to hold the arm in place once it is snapped in...

Page 12: ...e are no drivers required all devices will be auto detected including SD Card drive 1 1 Connecting to a Computer via USB Insert an SD card as shown below 1 Correct insertion direction of SD Card Corre...

Page 13: ...remove the reader writer from the computer Then remove the card from the reader writer and insert the card into the N 380 The files will then be available for use 3 File Format Conversion Software In...

Page 14: ...low will bring up a popup menu listing all of the operations that can be performed on the file These functions may include Copy to Flash Copy to Storage and Delete Use the popup menus as follows Press...

Page 15: ...N 380 User Manual 08 18 2008 V1 0 Copyright 1998 2008 ProGin 14 Popup menu File Operation button To confirm the operation Press the Yes button 2 Main Menu...

Page 16: ...hich provides clear directions with intelligent turn by turn voice instructions point to point maps zoom in out and scrolling 2 Movie Pressing this activates the movie browser which allows you to play...

Page 17: ...about the N 380 unit 10 Signal Strength Indicator optional Displays the signal strength of the GPRS networks at the current location Pressing this displays the menu of GPRS configuration setting 11 P...

Page 18: ...ght 1998 2008 ProGin 17 configuration and in some cases allows you to change it Use the Next Page and Prev Page buttons to navigate between the two pages of the menu All of the screens accessible from...

Page 19: ...d will be played when the touch screen is tapped If the spot is green then the sound will be played 3 2 Backlight Use this to indicate whether the backlight should be turned off under different power...

Page 20: ...to adjust time zone region date and time The green spot indicates the daylight savings time function is on 3 4 Memory Shows the portion of NAND flash memory currently being used Shows the portion of S...

Page 21: ...N 380 User Manual 08 18 2008 V1 0 Copyright 1998 2008 ProGin 20 3 6 About...

Page 22: ...ion Press here to select the executable file of the GPS navigation software installed This option enables GPS navigation software to launch and autorun at system startup A green spot indicates this fu...

Page 23: ...g Desktop Background button the following screen appears The background image can be replaced by any selectable pre installed images with display resolution of 480X272 pixels Preview of the selected b...

Page 24: ...ress and unpack the update module if required and save the entire contents of the module including the directory created during the unpacking process to the root directory of the SD card 3 Insert the...

Page 25: ...e displayed as shown below If there is no update module present on the SD card or if the module was copied incorrectly the N 380 will display the following error If the update succeeds the N 380 will...

Page 26: ...ommend that never operate the GPS navigation system while driving Make certain that the inserted SD card contains the appropriate navigation software and setup the destination ahead of time For furthe...

Page 27: ...o make the checkmark disappear This indicates the place where the movie is stored which can be either flash memory or an SD card To show all selected movies press here To deselect all movies press her...

Page 28: ...lay pause Return to normal viewing mode USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THE MPEG 4 VISUAL STANDARD IS PROHIBITED EXCEPT FOR USE DIRECTLY RELATED TO a DATA OR INFORMATION i GENERAT...

Page 29: ...ss here To deselect all movies press here To go to the next page in the list press here To go to the previous page in the list press here This shows the name of a movie in memory Shows the current pag...

Page 30: ...sh memory or an SD card To show all selected movies press here To deselect all movies press here To go to the next page in the list press here To go to the previous page in the list press here This sh...

Page 31: ...the previous page in the list press here This shows the name of a movie in memory Shows the current page number on the top and the total number of pages on the bottom File Operation button See Popup M...

Page 32: ...s the Power button for 3 seconds until you see a flash in the screen and Loading begin The machine is ON 9 2 Check the GPRS Network status to ensure the GPRS function is enabled Since there might be c...

Page 33: ...ork connection 9 3 1 GPRS Setting The following screen will come out upon the Internet icon have been pressed Please select appropriate Region and Network for GPRS connection Select a country where GP...

Page 34: ...User Manual 08 18 2008 V1 0 Copyright 1998 2008 ProGin 33 Connection in process indication 9 3 2 Connection in Process 9 3 3 Connection Succeeded Indicator 9 4 Internet Click Internet for internet bro...

Page 35: ...gs are over five categories arrows to move backward and forward shall appear on the bottom of the screen for additional groupings display When one of the grouping is selected except blank grouping fol...

Page 36: ...N 380 User Manual 08 18 2008 V1 0 Copyright 1998 2008 ProGin 35 Blank site 9 4 2 Internet browsing Click any link to enter...

Page 37: ...Hidden Keyboard click to open 9 4 3 Add Favorite Folder Stop loading Network status Return to previous page Must click GO after displayed URL linkage have been entered Save the present site to favorit...

Page 38: ...on GPRS network must be connected before the e mail can be functioned otherwise the system will go back to network connection process again 9 5 1 Mail send receive interface 9 5 2 POP Settings Please...

Page 39: ...V1 0 Copyright 1998 2008 ProGin 38 Keyboard 9 5 3 Receiving E Mails Return to send receive interface after mail box set up Click the Get Mail to receive e mail and double click to read the mail 9 5 4...

Page 40: ...ls from the device 9 6 Self tracker Display the current location in GPS parameters Latitude Longitude and Altitude and almanac data contains orbit information on all satellites clock corrections and a...

Page 41: ...al 08 18 2008 V1 0 Copyright 1998 2008 ProGin 40 GPS Synchronizatio n NEMA data logging Clock And monitoring Check GPS reception status Satellite number must over 3 to be considered normal 9 6 1 Self...

Page 42: ...n is off before using this function 9 7 1 Compose SMS Message Select Send to write SMS message 1 User first registers at www gpsgate com 3 LOGIN When GPRS and GPS is set location of the device will be...

Page 43: ...7 2 Receive SMS message Select Get Msg to receive message 9 7 3 Telephone Book Click Tel Book to enter telephone book Write SMS message here Open telephone book Phone number Contents of message Phone...

Page 44: ...enter SMS Center 10 Information Center Message can be sent from service server to the device in the form of word or voice message Communication protocol between the service server and device must be...

Page 45: ...Provided by Network Provider To input assigned Port number as open Connection Automatically reconnect a disconnected internet connection A green spot indicates this function is activated SERVER GPRS D...

Page 46: ...ce is GPRS connected 3 Set up IP PORT at the INFO CENTER 4 Click INFO CENTER to activate the function 5 Send simple message from the service SERVER 6 The device shows the same message on the screen or...

Page 47: ...o activate Bluetooth to GPS synchronizatio n Events log of devices synchronization Bluetooth settings Phone function is active when synchronizatio n process is completed between Bluetooth and GPS 11 1...

Page 48: ...Phone Dialing Following displays phone dialing in progress Signal of phone dialing Displays phone number Phone hangup Numeric keyboard Volume increase Volume decrease 11 3 Incoming Outgoing Call Reco...

Page 49: ...Disconnecting devices for synchronization 11 5 Bluetooth Synchronization Settings Create a name for the Bluetooth device Auto answer incoming calls Setting the PIN code A green light indicates the Blu...

Page 50: ...nt Knob Up Increase Volume Adjustment Knob Down Decrease Volume GPS Navigation 1 Usage Instructions When you use the GPS function for the first time the ProGin N 380 will prompt you to activate the Na...

Page 51: ...w minutes for the unit to locate and synchronize with the satellite signals Position inaccuracy Under some circumstances the N 380 may display inaccurate position information These include On an expre...

Page 52: ...he unit to a USB power adapter This should allow the unit to operate as well as charge the battery for mobile operation z Wait at least 5 seconds after powering on to see if the display appears z Incr...

Page 53: ...rged z Ensure that the USB power adapter is not damaged that the input end has power and that the output end is connected correctly z Ensure that the earphones are not damaged and that they are connec...

Page 54: ...u are traveling and not using the ProGin N 380 remove the SD card from its slot to prevent loss or damage Do not allow any sharp object to touch the screen of the ProGin N 380 Do not open disassemble...

Page 55: ...urn off unnecessary sound effects Use System Setup Sound Setup to set these Avoid energy consumption for example When using an SD card some memory cards consume a lot of energy When playing videos or...

Page 56: ...r replaced 3 Battery Use only the recharging methods prescribed by this manual Use only the lithium battery provided with the ProGin N 380 To avoid damage or injury never disassemble impale impact or...

Page 57: ...lithium polymer battery External Power 110 220V AC input 5V output AC DC transformer Battery Life 3 5hrs for video 3 6hrs for audio USB USB1 1 protocol transmission rate of 12M bit s GPS Standard 20...

Page 58: ...Weight 170 g Included Accessories 5V output USB power adapter DC automobile cigarette lighter adapter Suction Mounting Accessories USB cable Pair of earphones Installation CD including manual and bund...

Page 59: ...computer with the following minimum specifications Operating System Microsoft Windows ME Windows 2000 Windows XP or later At least 64MB memory and 250MB of available disk space Intel Pentium II or com...

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