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Size

90.5mm x 78mm x 22mm

Memory card size

As supplied

Battery

Built-in Lithium battery, 750mAH/3.7V

Summary of Contents for GPS-3505C

Page 1: ...User s Manual GPS 3505C GPS entertainment functions to make your life and work easier and more enjoyable ...

Page 2: ...lectronic navigation data may not be consistent with real traffic conditions because of road construction development taking place in real life Please comply with the real conditions If you check or use the PNA when you are driving you may cause an accident Updating and upgrading of information on firmware will be put on our website It s dependant on you whether or not to update or upgrade The pic...

Page 3: ...and CHARGER 5 2 2 1 Power Supply 5 2 2 2 Charging the Battery by AC DC Adaptor 6 2 2 3 Charging the Battery by Car Cigarette Lighter Adaptor 7 2 3 BASIC OPERATION PROCEDURES 7 2 3 1 Turn Battery on off 7 2 3 2 Power on off 7 2 3 3 Resetting the System 8 2 3 4 PNA Car Support Cradle 8 2 3 5 External Antenna 9 2 3 6 Pen for Touch Screen 9 2 3 7 Adjusting the Volume 10 2 3 8 SD Card 10 2 3 9 Hot Key ...

Page 4: ...HOTO FUNCTION and FEATURES 18 5 2 PICTURE PHOTO INTERFACE and OPERATION 18 19 6 1 E BOOK FUNCTIONS and FEATURES 20 6 2 E BOOK INTERFACE and OPERATION 20 22 7 1 VIDEO FUNCTIONS and FEATURES 23 7 2 VIDEO INTERFACE and OPERATION 23 24 8 1 SYSTEM FUNCTIONS ON MAIN MENU 25 8 2 VOLUME ADJUSTMENT 26 8 3 POWER SETTING and BATTERY STATUS 26 27 8 4 BACKLIGHT SETTING 27 28 8 5 TIME AND DATE SETTING 28 29 8 6...

Page 5: ...ing and E Book GPS entertainment functions can make your life and work easier and more enjoyable low power consumption Atlas 376M CPU Simple user interface simple easy to operate the GPS and MP3 MP4 Power management Energy saving mode allows you to work longer and more steadily Data transmission communication with computer through Microsoft ActiveSync by USB Cable ...

Page 6: ...e a first class navigation service Personal entertainment player MP3 and MP4 functions allow you to enjoy playing MP3 Songs and Video Movie downloaded to SD Card 1 1 Personal Navigation Device and Accessories The product contains the following accessories GPS Device USB cable Car Adapter ...

Page 7: ...es fully please read the User s Manual carefully first The information in this User s Manual is only applicable to the Personal Navigation Assistant PNA Please refer to the SuperNav User s Guide for detailed information about the navigation software including maps for Egypt Support Bracket User s manual ...

Page 8: ... built in volume adjustor Key press and touch screen operate SiRF STAR III GPS incept model built in GPS antenna built in can be connected with external antenna Directly run SD navigation software support SD 4 mid speed high speed Supports MP3 MP4 and similar Long life rechargeable 3 7V lithium battery built in DC12V connection through cigarette lighter Video player support asf avi MP4 wmv Audio p...

Page 9: ...sleeping off yellow green light glows yellow to indicate battery charging in progress and green when the battery is fully charged 2 1 2 Specifications Environmental Parameters Size 90 5mm x 78mm x 22mm Operation temperature 10 70 Storage temperature 40 80 Operation humidity 45 80 RH Storage humidity 30 90 RH Atmospheric pressure 860MBar 1060Mbar ...

Page 10: ...Up tp 4GB Navigation software SD card or NAND FLASH built in Operating system WINCE 4 2 NET Compiler type ARMV4 General Parameters TFT size 3 5 inch Display solution 320 240 Audio Stereo headphone 1w speaker bulit in Sound power Double track earphone 0 25W CHANEL single channel 8ou 1W average 1 5W ...

Page 11: ...up to 3 5Hours 250 hours in sleeping GPS Hardware Parameters Chip Set SiRF Star III Frequency L1 1 575GHZ C A CODE 1 023 MHZ chip rate Channels 20 channels Tracking sensitivity 159dBm Precision 10m 2D RMS 5m 2D RMS WAAS enable rate 0 1m s Data update 1HZ Requisition time Average 0 1s ...

Page 12: ...y Altitude max 18 000m Maximum Velocity 515m s Acceleration 4g internal Antenna Active antenna built in internal Antenna gain 27dB Internal Antenna voltage 3 3V 5 internal Antenna current 15mA External antenna type MMCX External antenna voltage 3 3V 5 External antenna gain 27dB External antenna current 15mA ...

Page 13: ...3 Identifying hardware components A SD card slot B Stereo headphone interface D USB G power H GPS built in antenna J Lock and Unlock button I Volume and OK button K DC5V in E 3 5 inch TFT LCD F Menu C Reset ...

Page 14: ...reo headphone interface H GPS built in antenna C reset I Volume and OK button D USB J Lock and unlock button E 3 5inch TFT LCD K DC5Vin F Menu 2 2 Power Supply and Charger Please fully charge the battery by using AC DC Adaptor before you use this GPS navigator for first time ...

Page 15: ...es the PNA is using the build in Li battery to supply power when it is not connecting with any adaptor The symbol of on the electrical setting interface indicates the current battery capacity The PNA uses the external power supply from AC to DC when it is connected with the adaptor Note this PNA uses a built in factory installed Lithium battery In normal conditions if the back light is not so brig...

Page 16: ...playing too bright back light will consume more electricity which will reduce the usage hours Important this machine uses a built in factory installed Lithium battery In order to avoid the possibility of overheating or fire please do not poke dent take apart or throw the battery into fire or water The battery will crack and explode or release dangerous chemical material ...

Page 17: ...n port on the right side of the machine 2 The other end is connected to the electrical socket to supply AC power and charge the battery Note the indication light is red when charging Please do not pull out the adaptor until the light turns green to show it is well charged Please charge your PNA in good time when it shows that battery power is low ...

Page 18: ...r adaptor to the Power In port on the right side of the machine 2 The other end is connected to the car light adaptor socket to supply power and charge the battery Warning Please connect the Car Kit adapter after starting the car s engine to prevent the electrical surge from damaging the PNA ...

Page 19: ...ward switch indicates power supply on by battery or adaptor Downward switch indicates power is off and the system can not be started up Note When the switch is off it can still charge the machine as it is just cut off the system power supply Extra Information If the PNA has not been used for a long time you can save the power by using the downward switch ...

Page 20: ...gain 1 Power on Please check The battery is well charged or the machine is connected with adaptor and the switch is upward Press the power key on the top of machine to power on Important When you carry the PNA from one place to another you need to wait until the machine has adapted to the local environment to avoid the risk of short circuit caused by changes in humidity and temperature ...

Page 21: ...m can keep the last operation state when you power on again Note If you want to save the power you can push the switch downward to cut off the electricity 2 3 3 Resetting the system If the system fails to work please reset the system by the followings steps 1 Press the touch pen into the reset hole on the right side of the machine ...

Page 22: ...following have occurred 1 The shift between pictures is delayed hung or paused 2 The touch pen does not function normally e g commands take a long time to be carried out or cannot be activated 3 The power key cannot work Important Any unsaved data will be lost if you reset the system when the system has no response Please save the data from time to time ...

Page 23: ...ng the cradle on the windscreen please position it with care don t block the driver s view or the rear mirror s view Never place the PNA on top of the Air Bag on either the driver s side or the front passenger s side Keep the PNA clear of the expansion range of the Air Bag in case it is activated in the case of an accident ...

Page 24: ...ernal antenna socket on the right side of the navigator then extend the receiver and attach it in a higher position on the windscreen Note The navigation function is affected by the GPS receiving ability position accuracy and driving speed We suggest that you use the external antenna when driving alongside the Metro downtown ...

Page 25: ... store the pen in the pen holder and do not lose it 1 Single click Single click the screen with the tip of the touch pen on the main menu 2 Double click Confirm the command by clicking the screen with the touch stick point twice 3 Drawing Click one point and hold and then draw the touch stick across the screen ...

Page 26: ...u ten scales of volume from mute to highest 1 Turn up the volume turn the volume adjusting wheel to the top and release it then the wheel will return to the original position Repeat this to continue increasing the volume 2 Turn down the volume Turn the volume adjusting wheel to the bottom and release it then the wheel will turn to the original position Every turn achieve a decrease of volume ...

Page 27: ...with the most detailed map of Egypt with thousands of points of interest In addition the SD card comes with interesting and varied media files Please insert the card correctly Also the system is equipped with a 64 MB Flash memory as internal memory for receiving 20 GPS Signals Channels ...

Page 28: ...igh temperature or high humidity when using and storing the card 3 Keep away the SD card from the sunlight 4 Please follow the direction instruction for inserting the SD Card MMC card It will damage the SD Card if it is incorrectly inserted 2 3 9 Hot key The menu key on the top of the PNA can be used to shift the present interface to the table list ...

Page 29: ...its left side You can copy documents or data between PNA and computer 1 Please confirm the PNA is powered on 2 Connect the MINI end of the USB cable to the USB port on the left side of the PNA and the normal end to the Host port on the computer 3 After connection the computer will recognize and find the new hardware unit automatically The PNA will stop ...

Page 30: ...opy the data to the outer storage device every time before you update your system data The user has the responsibility to keep the backup of the data in case of SD Card reading failure Note The GPS navigator will stop all functions when it is connected with computer Important During the process of communication the following actions will break off the connection with computer and the unfinished da...

Page 31: ...ut the MINI USB cable 2 Switch power off 3 Reset the system by using resetting key or electric switch 4 Click the close button on the top right corner 2 5 Main Menu and Primary Functions 1 Table list Main Menu ...

Page 32: ...le adjustment pause full screen playing Photo skimming Photo format JPG GIF BMP PNG Supports picture revolve picture zoom and power point E book Text format txt Supports page option Audio player Audio playing format WMA MP3 WAV Supports random playing sequence playing repeat playing Setting Volume power backs light date and time language system information ...

Page 33: ...ng methods to tend and protect it so that the machine can be used for a long time Screen protection please use the touch pen to operate the main function Do not press the screen too hard as it will damage the LCD screen you should use a soft cloth to clean the surface of LCD Panel Do not spray any cleaner directly onto the screen Important Always Power off the PNA before cleaning the screen ...

Page 34: ...ons rapidly changed temperature high temperature over 60 degrees low temperature below 0 degrees high pressure dust static humidity and also corrosive liquid Avoid radio frequency interference the radio frequency from other electrical devices may affect the screen display and the signal will be swamped by other radio waves Important Avoid passing the PNA through the Airport X Ray machine as it may...

Page 35: ...rsonal Navigation Assistant 3 1 Navigation Functions and Features According to your choice of navigation system the PNA can make a position by GPS satellite signal receiver and display it on the navigation map The system can calculate a best route after setting the destination which can help users to arrive the destination safely and rapidly The system can make your journey more relaxed and enjoya...

Page 36: ...o the Navigation Software Instruction 3 2 Essential knowledge 1 On map information It is likely that the electronic navigation data will differ from the real traffic conditions because of the construction changes in the roads and traffic conditions Please comply with the highway condition and the actual traffic rules Regular updating and upgrading of information on the firmware will be made availa...

Page 37: ...d not a substitute for the experience and judgment of the driver 3 On receiving a signal Many factors such as high dense buildings tunnels underground parking under dense trees various weather conditions and the shutting down of one or more of the satellite system will affect the ability to receive signal resulting in inaccurate position ...

Page 38: ...How trees and high rise building can affect reception of signals from satellites ...

Page 39: ...Features The audio player support WMA9 MP3 and WAV music format you can set the playing sequence at random Before using the audio playing please copy your audio file to any folder 4 2 Audio Player Interface and Operation 1 Single click the button in the main menu to open the audio player as the following picture 4 1 Picture 4 1 audio playing interfaces ...

Page 40: ...Close Single click to close the audio player Play Single click to play or stop Pause Single click to pause Stop Single click to stop ...

Page 41: ...me adjust Use the touch stick to adjust the volume by sliding the volume display bar go left to turn down go right to turn up Progress choice Use the touch stick to adjust the progress by slide the progress display bar go left to back up go right to advance File Single click to shift to audio file interface and choose your favourite music ...

Page 42: ...Song title format Shows the song title and the playing format Time Shows the elapsed time Playing list Shows the playing order 2 MP3 songs Music file interface Picture 4 2 music file interface ...

Page 43: ... the last page Next page Shows the next page Go back Returns to the previous file File name The name of the playing file j Song title format The title and the audio format of the playing song This chapter explains how to use the function of picture photo viewing ...

Page 44: ...GIF BMP and PNG format 2 Supports picture rotation picture zooming and Power Point Before viewing photo function please copy your pictures to the storage card 5 2 Picture Photo Interface and operation 1 Click to open the picture browser showed by picture 5 1 ...

Page 45: ...Picture 5 1 picture browser interfaces Close Click to close the picture browser Magnify Magnifies the picture in proportion ...

Page 46: ... circularly on full screen from the current picture The last item Plays the previous picture in the same file The next item Plays the next picture in the same file File Click to shift to the file interface and choose your favourite picture File name format Shows the current picture and its picture format 2 Picture file interface ...

Page 47: ...Picture 5 1 picture file interface Close Click to close the file Last page Shows the last page Next page Shows the next page ...

Page 48: ...ormat Shows the picture name and the picture format This chapter will explain how to use the function of E book 6 1 E Book Functions and Features 1 Support TXT format 2 Support page turning page skip file choosing Before using the function of E book Please copy your documents to the storage card ...

Page 49: ...6 2 E Book Interface and operation 1 Click to enter the text view interface as shown in picture 6 1 Picture 6 1 text view interface ...

Page 50: ...ge Turns to next page Page skip Click to enter the page selection interface as shown in picture 6 2 You can choose any page to read File Click to enter the file interface and choose the book as shown in picture 6 3 The text title and format Shows the document name and format ...

Page 51: ...Page number total page Shows the current page number shows the total pages 2 Page selection interface Picture 6 2 page selection interface ...

Page 52: ...onsists of 9 figures from 0 to 9 can compose any number from 0 to 99999999 Numeric display area Shows the input number Back space Click to delete the last number Reset Clears all numbers Skip Skip to the page of the current number shown and browse the current page ...

Page 53: ...3 Text file interface Picture 6 3 Text file interface Close Click to close the current file Last page Shows the last page Next page Shows the next page Go back Goes back to the previous file ...

Page 54: ...ile Text name and format The text name and format This chapter explains how to use the function of video playing 7 1 Video Functions and Features 1 Supported formats are wmv asf avi 2 Supports full screenplay progress selection and file selection ...

Page 55: ...Before using the function of video playing please copy your video file to the storage card 7 2 Video Interface and Operation 1 Click to enter the video playing interface as shown in picture 7 1 ...

Page 56: ...Picture 7 1 Video playing interfaces Close Click to close the video player Play Indicates the movie is paused or stopped click again to play continuously ...

Page 57: ...liding the volume display bar go left to turn down go right to turn up Progress selection Use the touch stick to adjust the progress by sliding the progress display bar go left to reverse go right to advance File Click to enter the video file interface and choose your favourite movie Title and format Shows the movie title and the format Time The elapsed time the total time ...

Page 58: ...2 Video file interface Picture 7 2 Video file interfaces Close Click the current file ...

Page 59: ...Last page Shows the last page Next page Shows the next page Go back Goes back to the previous file File name The current file name Film title and format Film title and format ...

Page 60: ... system settings to customize your own PNA 8 1 System Functions on the Main Menu Click to enter system set menu then you can set the relevant functions These are voice power and backlight set date and time language system info for choice ...

Page 61: ...Voice Adjusts the speaker volume Turns on off click screen volume Power Checks the present battery condition ...

Page 62: ...ly Backlight turn off time interval under external power supply Time and date Time set Date set Time zone set Language The default language set Background style set System info Returns the original implied value GPS Reset Calibrates the touch screen 8 2 Volume Adjustment Volume adjusts include ...

Page 63: ...1 Speaker volume adjust 2 Click screen volume set Turn off Exits volume adjust interface Volume The system has 10 levels volume from calm to loudest single click can decrease a level ...

Page 64: ...lick can increase one level Click screen volume Once selected it turns on or it closes Present volume Red blanks shows the present volume level one blank is mean one level 8 3 Power Setting Battery Status Power set is to check the remaining power and whether charging is on ...

Page 65: ...Turn on Exits the power set interface Power indication Red blank shows the power left The red blank will be filled from left to right when charging ...

Page 66: ...ht Setting Backlight setttings include 1 Adjust backlight brightness 2 Turn off backlight time interval set at self power supply condition 3 Turn off backlight time interval set at external power supply condition ...

Page 67: ...it once and the brightness will decrease gradually to the highest level Turn left Single click can turn the interval to left for one time to display the previous blank repeatedly display Turn right Single click can turn the interval to right for one time to display the previous blank repeatedly display Brightness Red blank shows the present brightness ...

Page 68: ...d enter the power saving mode when the device is idle There are 6 items for choice never 3 min 2 min 1 min 30 seconds 10 seconds and repeat 8 5 Date and Time Setting Date and time include 1 System time set 2 System date set 3 System time zone set ...

Page 69: ...1 Single click to enter date interface as follows then click or to set year month and date ...

Page 70: ...2 Single click to enter time interface as follows you can single click or to set hour and minute ...

Page 71: ...8 6 Language Selection Language set includes 1 Choice of the default language 2 Choice of background ...

Page 72: ...Single click Text option or to select a language ...

Page 73: ...Single click Skin option or to select background colour blue yellow 8 7 System Information System information includes 1 Return the original set 2 GPS Reset 3 Calibrate the touch screen ...

Page 74: ...Click USB connection switch interface will show select the 2 modes MASS STORAGE and MS ACTIVESYNC ...

Page 75: ...ollowing using the touch stick click the central cross cursor It will move in the following sequence centre left up left down right up and right down till the calibration is successful then the system will exit to the main menu automatically ...

Page 76: ...Size 90 5mm x 78mm x 22mm Memory card size As supplied Battery Built in Lithium battery 750mAH 3 7V ...

Page 77: ... WMA MP3 和 WAV Video frequency AVI MPEG MPG Photo JPG GIF BMP 和 PNG E book TXT Working temperature 0 C 60 C Storage and Transit temperature 20 C 60 C Relevant working temperature 20 80 40 C Storage and Transit Humidity 20 80 40 C Air pressure 86KPa 106KPa ...

Page 78: ...d version If your Personal Navigation Assistant is not working normally please check it as follows If you cannot resolve the problem please contact Technical Support Problem Reason Solution Can not turn on the navigator Lack of power To be charged by adaptor or car Kit adaptor Switch off Upward the switch Can not display clearly The back light is not bright enough Consult 8 3 adjust the backlight ...

Page 79: ...s not functioning well Consult 8 7 Without sound The volume is on the lowest setting Turn up the volume The earphone can not be connected well Connect the earphone Cannot communicate with computer The USB cable is not connected correctly Consult 2 4 connect USB cable No signal for GPS The signal intensity is weak it needs more than 3 minutes to receive the signal ...

Page 80: ...e map data is lost Check SD Card 1 SD card is damaged or not inserted inside the SD Slot 2 Contact your map agent or distributor When using the navigation function again you need to input the password to active the GPS Map ...

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