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Navigation Device PNA-M4310

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Recharging from a Power Outlet

1. Plug the Mini-USB connector of the power adapter

cable [page 1, item 8] into the receptacle [page 9,
item 9] of your navigation device.

2. Plug the power adapter into a wall outlet.

3. The charging process starts automatically, and the

charger indicator [page 9, item 4] lights orange.
When the charging process is completed, the status
indicator will light green.

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The power adapter design varies according to the
region. Therefore the figure may differ from the
supplied power adapter.

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Summary of Contents for PNA-M4310

Page 1: ...MOBILE NAVIGATION SYSTEM PNA M4310 User manual and service information GB IE hb_navigationssystem_gb_0710 qxd 06 11 2007 10 13 Uhr Seite 1 ...

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Page 3: ...software can be found on the included DVD Package contents 1 Navigation Device PNA M4310 2 Car mount 3 Adapter plate for car mount 4 Stylus 5 USB cable 6 Earphones 7 Car charger cable 8 Power adapter model depends on the local region 9 Bag not illustrated 10 Software DVD not illustrated 11 User s Manual not illustrated ...

Page 4: ...ary 9 Charging the Battery 10 Recharging in the Car 11 Recharging from a Power Outlet 12 Recharging from a Computer 13 Car mount 14 Connecting an External GPS Antenna 16 First Time Setup 17 Setting the Display Language 18 Setting the Date 18 Setting the Time 19 Powering the Device On Off 20 Powering Off to Standby Mode 20 Powering Off Using the Main Power Switch 20 Powering On Using the Main Power...

Page 5: ...Calls 38 Paired List 38 Travel Kit 39 Music 39 Video 41 Photo 43 Simultaneous Use 45 Settings 46 Volume 46 Touch Lock 47 Audio Output 48 Display 48 Language 49 Date and time 49 Power Status 50 Factory Defaults 50 System Info 50 Upgrading the Firmware 51 Advanced 52 Connecting to a Computer 52 The DVD 54 Installing the Software 54 The User s Manual 57 Licensing 58 Technical Specifications 59 Detail...

Page 6: ...he car mount with or without the navigation device within the operating area of the vehicle s airbag and install the car mount so that the driver s view is not obstructed Always make sure that there is free circulation of air do not place the device on shelves on a thick carpet on a bed or anywhere that obstructs the ventilation slots and leave at least 10cm clearance on all sides no direct heat s...

Page 7: ... to the power outlet so that the power adapter can be immediately pulled out in an emergency situation To avoid the danger of fire if the power adapter is not going to be used for a long while e g during holidays it should always be disconnected from the power socket Before stormy weather when there is the danger of lightning disconnect the power adapter from the power supply Rechargeable Battery ...

Page 8: ...ice personnel Please contact qualified personnel when servicing is needed Never open the housing of the device or the power adapter If the housing is opened your life is in danger due to electric shock Only use a clean dry cloth for cleaning Never use any abrasive liquids Do not attempt to open the housing of the device otherwise you will void your warranty Children Electrical appliances do not be...

Page 9: ...near electronic medical equipment The RF signals may interfere with the functionality of sensitive devices Place the device at least 20cm 8 inches away from pacemakers as the RF signals may interfere with the functionality of the pacemaker The transmitted RF signals can cause interference with hearing aids Do not place the device with the wireless adapter turned on near flammable gases or in an ex...

Page 10: ...of Old Devices If the product is labelled with a struck out waste bin it is subject to the European Guideline 2002 96 EC All electric and electronic devices must be disposed of separately from household waste at established bodies Avoid damaging the environment and danger to your personal health by disposing of the device properly For further information about proper disposal contact your local go...

Page 11: ...ntroduction Summary 1 On Off button 2 Connector for external GPS antenna 3 Bluetooth indicator 4 Power indicator 5 Display 6 Microphone 7 Memory card slot 8 Earphones connector 9 Mini USB and charger connector 10 Main power switch 11 Speaker ...

Page 12: ...n device features a touchscreen and therefore needs no further buttons or controls You can perform any settings by tapping the corresponding button using your finger or the supplied stylus page 1 item 4 Charging the Battery If the capacity of the built in battery becomes low the message Low Battery will appear on the display Recharge the battery either in your car using a power outlet or a compute...

Page 13: ...r to a suitable cigarette lighter in your car i You can connect the car charger to a 12V or 24V cigarette lighter 3 The charging process starts automatically and the charger indicator page 9 item 4 lights orange When the charging process is completed the status indicator will light green In order to protect your device from any sudden voltage surges connect the car charger cable after you have sta...

Page 14: ...em 9 of your navigation device 2 Plug the power adapter into a wall outlet 3 The charging process starts automatically and the charger indicator page 9 item 4 lights orange When the charging process is completed the status indicator will light green i The power adapter design varies according to the region Therefore the figure may differ from the supplied power adapter ...

Page 15: ...igation device 2 Plug the USB connector of the cable into a USB port on your computer If your navigation device was in standby mode it will power on automatically 3 The charging process starts automatically and the charger indicator page 9 item 4 lights orange At the same time the computer will detect and connect a mass storage device see page 52 Connecting to a Computer ...

Page 16: ...age 1 item 3 on the car mount see figure arrow 1 Then press the suction pad of the car mount against the windshield and fix it by turning the lock see figure arrow 2 In order to obtain good GPS signal reception the navigation device must be placed so it has an obstacle free sight to the sky Choose a suitable location on the car s windshield ...

Page 17: ... then tighten the screws in the chosen position see figure arrows 4 and 5 To loosen the navigation device from the car mount press on the latch on top of the adapter plate and remove the device To remove the car mount from the windshield rotate the lock again and then pull from the latch located at the bottom of the suction pad see figure arrow 6 Do not install the car mount with or without the na...

Page 18: ...h a vertical windshield like a truck or bus obstructing the sight to the sky Also some modern vehicles have a metallised windshield causing a shield effect to the GPS signals The external antenna must have an SMB connector in order to connect it to the corresponding receptacle page 9 item 2 on the navigation device The device will receive the signals from the additional antenna automatically no fu...

Page 19: ...he current date and time 1 Slide the main power switch page 9 item 10 of the device into the On position 2 The manufacturer logo will appear for a few moments followed by this message Confirm the setting by tapping the button Prior to using the device for the first time charge the battery completely To do so you must toggle the main power switch to On ...

Page 20: ...a language by tapping on it The display will toggle to the new language immediately Tap the button or to scroll through the language list if your language does not appear in the visible list of languages To proceed tap the button Then set the current date and time Setting the Date Tap the icon Tap or to select the current year month and day ...

Page 21: ...e 12 Hours or 24 Hours format by tapping the corresponding button Tap or to select the current Hour and Minute When using the 12 Hours format select between AM before noon time and PM afternoon To proceed tap the button The main menu appears for more information see page 24 The Main Menu ...

Page 22: ...ill not be using the device for several days we recommend that you power it off by using the main power switch Powering Off Using the Main Power Switch 1 To power the device off completely slide the main power switch page 9 item 10 into the Off position The status indicator page 9 item 4 stops lighting i When powering the device off by using the main power switch all user defined settings will be ...

Page 23: ...settings or operate this device while driving 3 Confirm the setting by tapping this button 4 The main menu appears see page 24 After powering the device on via the main power switch only the chosen user interface language and the time format 12 Hours or 24 Hours have been kept Any user defined settings have been restored to the factory default values The navigation device can obtain the current da...

Page 24: ...prox three seconds 2 The main menu see page 24 will appear and the status indicator page 9 item 4 lights green Button Lock In the factory default configuration the button lock is enabled If you do not press any button for a few minutes the display will be locked and the message Locked Press the button to unlock appears Then tap the button Confirm the prompt Unlock by tapping the button Read on pag...

Page 25: ...e facing to the front Insert the card carefully until it clicks in place 2 The message Memory card inserted is displayed on the screen for a few seconds Removing a Memory Card 1 Carefully press against the inserted card It will unlock and the memory card will be slightly pushed out by a spring mechanism 2 The message Memory card removed is displayed on the screen for a few seconds 3 Pull the memor...

Page 26: ...city or power supply indicator Navigation from page 25 Navigation and route planning Navigation options settings and saving of favourite destinations Hands free from page 35 Bluetooth connection to a mobile phone and setup of the hands free mode Travel Kit from page 39 Playback of music videos and pictures Settings from page 46 To change and setup basic settings and to customise the device accordi...

Page 27: ...on Navigation to return to the routing Please read the following pages to learn how to start navigation and how to enter a destination For detailed operating instructions please see the included DVD i For GPS tracking a free sight to the sky is required Navigation does not work inside a building or in a tunnel Also a dense forest can reduce the GPS signal strength First Time Setup In the main menu...

Page 28: ...our time zone If required tap or to scroll through the list and tap the desired entry to highlight it Confirm your selection with the button A warning message will appear alerting you about the use of the navigation device whilst driving Tap the checkbox that appears before the option Hide at startup to suppress the message when starting the software next time ...

Page 29: ...ettings and Exit On the right the options for the highlighted group are displayed To enter a new destination tap the Find Address option The following screen will appear Tap Country and select the country of your destination from the list by tapping on it To locate the city you can either enter the post code or the name of the town To do so tap Post Code or City In the following example we enter t...

Page 30: ...ers will be greyed out that do not give a result for any of the stored city names and the characters you have entered so far When you are done tap the following button to confirm In addition the following special buttons are available Toggles between capital and small letters Space Deletes the last entered character Special and accented characters Back to destination input Confirm input ...

Page 31: ...et and displays the following message Housenumber not found Street will be used for desitination Tap the following button to confirm the street number After all destination details have been entered tap the following button to start the route calculation In the following selection you launch the navigation by tapping Navigate For more information about the buttons please see the User s Manual on t...

Page 32: ...on input i For more information about the buttons and settings please see the User s Manual on the included DVD see also page 54 The DVD Icons for GPS signal strength and the battery level Zoom out larger scale of the map Route Present position with driving direction indication Zoom in smaller scale of the map Display more buttons navigation continues running in background ...

Page 33: ...d on a specific road section Please note that this function has been designed as a helping feature The Road Traffic Act regulations always have priority over the instructions of your navigation device To enable the speed limit warning from the main menu see figure on page 27 tap on Settings and then tap General Settings From the General Settings menu tap the Speed Limit button The following submen...

Page 34: ...gain The associated checkmark will be removed 3 Next select a tolerance value When exceeding this tolerance the warning will be output To do this tap the desired button Triggers the warning when exceeding the speed limit by 5 km h Triggers the warning when exceeding the speed limit by 10 km h Here you can set a custom tolerance value see page 34 Manual Input 4 After you have entered all informatio...

Page 35: ...er from the real speed limit e g where road works are taking place or where the traffic control has changed If you have enabled the acoustic warning too a repeated warning signal will sound when exceeding the speed limit i The speed limit function will only work while navigating to an entered destination Once you reach your destination and the destination routing becomes disabled the speed limit w...

Page 36: ... following button The following screen will appear 1 Use the numeric keypad to enter a tolerance value for the speed limit warning 2 If you make a mistake tap to erase the last entered character 3 The selected value will be displayed under Actual tolerance 4 Tap to confirm your setting and to quit the submenu ...

Page 37: ... phone for pairing For more information consult the User s Manual of your mobile phone 2 Place your mobile phone next to your navigation device in order to obtain a hassle free pairing 3 Tap the Bluetooth option see the figure on the left to enable the navigation device s Bluetooth interface As soon as Bluetooth has been launched the status message is On and the Bluetooth indicator page 9 item 3 w...

Page 38: ... been established you can use the hands free feature Any incoming calls will be indicated on the navigation device as follows The following options are available Accept call Tap this button to accept the incoming call Hang Up Tap this button to finish a call or to reject an incoming call the caller will hear a busy tone Disable Microphone Enables or disables the built in microphone Mute Enables or...

Page 39: ...ne will start calling and the call can be controlled from your navigation device Controlling a call is made in the same way as for an incoming call see previous page Auto Answer The Auto Answer function will accept an incoming call automatically after the first ringtone This is especially comfortable when driving To do this from the Hands free menu tap the Auto Answer option The message On confirm...

Page 40: ...pping the telephone handset icon The trash can button allows you to erase an entry Confirm the safety prompt by tapping the following button Paired List The paired devices list shows all devices that have been paired with their name and the corresponding hardware address 1 2 3 1 Returns to the Hands free menu 2 Establishes a connection to the selected device in the list 3 Removes the selected entr...

Page 41: ...e titles stored in the flash memory will appear see figure on the right If there is a memory card inserted additionally the Memory Card option will appear Tap the buttons or to scroll through the list The following options are available Tap Continue to resume playback at the position where you last stopped it Tap Play All to play the entire list Tap Memory Card to show the contents and titles of t...

Page 42: ...ar and playback time Previous track keep this button pressed for fast reverse of the title Pause Resume Next track keep this button pressed for fast forward of the title Return playback continues see also page 45 Simultaneous Use Increase Volume Volume display Reduce Volume Mute Repeat mode Repeats a single title Repeats the entire list Back to normal playback ...

Page 43: ... list i For more information on how to connect the device to a computer see page 52 Tap on a video file to start playback The file is played back in full screen mode Tap Memory Card to show the contents and videos of the inserted memory card if any Tap to return to the Travel Kit selection Depending on the aspect ratio of the recorded contents black bars may appear on the left and right display ma...

Page 44: ...video file Hold this button to fast reverse the current video Tap this button multiple times to play the previous video file Pause Resume Current and total playback time Return playback stops Displays the volume control Mute Tap this button once to play the next video file Hold this button to fast forward the current video ...

Page 45: ... Card option will appear Tap the buttons or to scroll through the overview i For more information on how to connect the device to a computer see page 52 The following options are available Tap on a preview picture to show it in full screen mode see figure on the right Tap Memory Card to show the contents and pictures of the inserted memory card if any Tap to return to the Travel Kit selection Tap ...

Page 46: ...overview Tap to display more buttons see the figure below The buttons have the following meaning Start slide show Starts the automatic picture playback from the current picture and swaps to the next picture after the set interval Tap the following buttons to set the interval 5 seconds 3 seconds 2 seconds Stop slide show Stops the automatic picture playback ...

Page 47: ...he music playback has been started previously see on the right Mute Disables or enables the sound only available if the music playback has been started previously see on the right Simultaneous Use The Music function can be used in parallel with the Photo and Navigation functions To launch the music playback proceed as described on page 39 Then exit the menu without stopping the music playback by t...

Page 48: ... Time see page 49 Power Status see page 50 Factory Defaults see page 50 System Info see page 50 Upgrade Firmware see page 51 Volume i This menu is available only if you have set the Audio Output function to Speaker see page 48 Audio Output Here you can set the volume between 0 and 100 The checkbox Touch Tones allows you to enable or disable an acoustic signal sounding each time you press a button ...

Page 49: ... function will be enabled immediately How to enable the manual lock Select Manual and enable the lock by tapping Once the button lock has been enabled the message Locked Press the button to unlock will appear Then tap the button Confirm the prompt Unlock by tapping the button i The button lock applies to any on screen buttons it does not apply to the On Off button page 9 item 1 i You can also disa...

Page 50: ...itter button Tap the or button to select a frequency between 87 5 MHz and 108 0 MHz or tap any of the four preset stations if you have already stored a station i If required you can store the currently tuned frequency by tapping the floppy disc icon and selecting one of the four presets To exit the menu tap Display In this menu you can set the display brightness in six levels enable a power saving...

Page 51: ...language by tapping on it The display will toggle to the new language immediately Tap the button or to scroll through the language list if your language does not appear in the visible list of languages Date and time Setting the Date Tap the icon Tap or to select the current year month and day Setting the Time Tap the icon Choose between the 12 Hours or 24 Hours format by tapping the corresponding ...

Page 52: ...oceed with the restore or tap to cancel restoring the defaults Shortly after restoring the factory defaults the message Finished will appear on the display System Info In this menu you will find information on version numbers the device serial number and the memory status Devices submenu Here you can display the version numbers of the device software and of the firmware as well as the serial numbe...

Page 53: ...grade or tap to cancel the process i When new firmware is released you ll find it on our website http www silvercrest cc While the upgrade is running never remove the memory card and do not power the device of Otherwise the device may suffer severe damage i If no compatible firmware I found on the memory card the message Failed appears on the display Make sure that the firmware is the only file on...

Page 54: ...r Windows 2000 XP or Windows Vista and have a free USB port USB 1 1 or USB 2 0 i As soon as a connection to the computer is established the button operation on the device will be locked Plug the Mini USB connector of the USB cable page 1 item 5 into the receptacle page 9 item 9 of your navigation device Next plug the other connector of the USB cable into a free USB port on your powered on computer...

Page 55: ... As soon as the connection has been established you can proceed as usual to copy move and delete files The folders have the following meaning Audio To save any music files Cities Maps for navigation MobileNavigator Program files for navigation Photo To save any picture files Video To save any video files Do not change the names and contents of the folders Cities and MobileNavigator These folders c...

Page 56: ...should appear automatically i If the autorun function is disabled on your computer you can launch the setup manually by double clicking the file setup exe on the DVD Installing the Software Before you can install the software on your navigation device you must connect it to the computer via the USB cable page 1 item 5 For more information about connecting to a computer please see page 52 1 Click o...

Page 57: ... the wizard by clicking Next 4 A window showing different components will appear 5 Select the desired components to install by placing a checkmark in the corresponding fields i If you want to remove a particular component from the device remove the corresponding checkmark ...

Page 58: ...on software follows the general language setting of your navigation device Therefore if you select English as the system language see page 18 Setting the Display Language you will have to install the English language package as well here However we recommend that you install all available language packages in this step 8 Once you have made your choice click Next to confirm the installation 9 The s...

Page 59: ...le between them The User s Manual To be able to read the navigation software User s Manual you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader If you haven t installed this free programme yet you will have to install it now To do so click Adobe Reader 7 05 and follow the on screen instructions After Adobe Acrobat Reader has been installed or if it was already installed on your computer select the User s Manual in ...

Page 60: ...Settings 2 Tap General Settings The following menu will appear 3 Tap the Premium icon 4 A table with all installed contents will appear Tap the desired entry to show the serial number of the corresponding contents 5 Tap the display to close the information 6 To finish this process tap the following button 7 You are returned to the General Settings menu Continue with your settings or tap to return ...

Page 61: ...2GB Operating system Microsoft Windows CE 5 0 Core Version Colour display 4 3 inch colour display with 65536 colours GPS Chipset Sirf Star III Bluetooth Class 2 USB port USB 1 1 Power adapter Model Targa KSAA0500100W1UK Input 100 240VAC 50 60Hz 0 14A Output 5VDC 1 0A max Car charger Model Silvercrest TCP10050BC Input 8 24VDC 0 9A Output 5VDC 1 0A max Fuse T2AL 250V Smart2go Serial Number PNA Seria...

Page 62: ...ransport and in plain packaging please send it for warranty processing with the RMA noted on the outside of the package to the address given to you by our hotline employee After receiving the unit we will correct the manufacturing and material defect free of charge Up to date information and answers to the most frequently asked questions are available on the internet from www silvercrest cc This g...

Page 63: ...nsport and in plain packaging please send it for warranty processing with the RMA noted on the outside of the package to the address given to you by our hotline employee After receiving the unit we will correct the manufacturing and material defect free of charge Up to date information and answers to the most frequently asked questions are available on the internet from www silvercrest cc This gua...

Page 64: ...ende 41 D 59494 Soest Germany www silvercrest cc CE declaration of conformity www silvercrest cc A B CH D DK E FL FIN F GB GR I N L IRL NL P S MAT No 1366597 hb_navigationssystem_gb_0710 qxd 06 11 2007 10 13 Uhr Seite 2 ...

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