1.4
MP3 Player
MP3 is an audio format for storing sound or music, without audible loss of quality to the
human ear.
Kapten Mobility uses an MP3 player to play music files stored in its storage space.
Audio book reader
Kapten Mobility uses an audio book reader compatible with Daisy standards using HTML
format or MP3 stored in Kapten Mobility’s memory space.
1.5
Box content
The Kapten Mobility box consists of:
The Kapten Mobility
A USB cable that allows you to connect Kapten Mobility to a computer in order to download
multimedia content and update its firmware
A wall charger that allows you to charge the battery
A necklace that allows you to attach and carry your Kapten Mobility. Attach it either at the top
or at bottom of the product
A headset with two headphones, a microphone and a push-to-talk button
1.6
Getting started
Charging the battery
Before using Kapten for the first time, you need to charge Kapten Mobility’s battery.
To do this, connect the USB cable to your product and plug the other end to the wall charger
contained in the box.
Charge your Kapten Mobility for 7 hours before you start using the product.
Start Kapten Mobility
To start Kapten Mobility, press the on button, located at the top right corner of the front panel,
for 3 seconds.. A
n
audible sound
will indicate that
the product is starting. . The product
will be
operational
after about
30 seconds.
GPS signal acquisition
The Kapten Mobility uses GPS technology as a positioning system. Therefore it must be
used outdoors in an open area with good visibility of the sky. Avoid covering the device for
best GPS signal reception. Note that the preferred (but not limited to) way of carrying the
product is around your neck using the necklace.
At first use, Kapten Mobility can take 5 to 15 minutes to find its position. Once the position is
found you should hear the following message: "GPS signal OK”
1.7
Embedded User Help
The current document is made available to you through the audio book reader.
