NAVI-1/NAVI-XT VERSION
1.06
The following information will be indicated via 3 corresponded LED’s on
the top side of NAVI-XT:
1. Left LED (blue), Bluetooth™ optical indicator:
Blinking, the equipment is ready for a Bluetooth™ connection.
NOTE: The NAVI-XT will be turned off without any warning, if a
bluetooth connection between the NAVI-XT and the host
device is not made within 20 minutes after the NAVI-XT
is turned on (it is a feature of power saving). If the device
is turned off, to turn the NAVI-XT on again, press the
ON/OF button (see chapter
4.3.1
)
Continually light, the connection between devices is created and
ready for use.
2. Middle LED (red/green), State of charge optical indicator:
Blinking red, the voltage of internal battery is under 3.5 V, you
have to recharge it.
Continually green, the internal battery is in charging phase and the
equipment is switched off.
Green off (connected to power charger), the internal battery now is
completely charged.
This LED is turned off, if the equipment is switched on and the
internal battery is fully charged (power saving feature).
3. Right LED (yellow), GPS optical indicator:
Blinking, the NAVI-XT is searching for satellites
Continually light, the valid GPS data are being received.
Please, refer to the corresponding chapter as far as the Bluetooth™
connection is concerned.
5.2 PC/Laptop and NAVI-1 Bluetooth™ Connection
To set up a connection between PC (in this case running Windows 2000,
WIDCOM Bluetooth™ software Rev. 1.4.1 as well as a Typhoon
Bluetooth™ USB adapter) and the NAVI-1, please follow step by step the
instructions below.
1. If the Bluetooth™ software is not installed in your control device yet,
please install it, plug your Bluetooth™ USB adapter into one of the USB
free COM port before you begin the next steps.
2.
If your NAVI-1 is turned off, please turn it on. Once the Bluetooth™
receiver is turned on, the internal LED will appear as shown:
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