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Contents

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Table of Contents

Part I Getting Started

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Disclaimer

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Introduction

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Navigation Software

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What's In the Box

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Specifications

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Device Back View

Part II Basic Operation

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Power On/Off Charging

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Window Mount

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Audio Out

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Stylus

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Micro SD Slot

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USB Port

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Reset

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AV-IN

Part III Main Menu

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Navigation

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Bluetooth

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Entertainment

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Tools

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FM Transmitter

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System

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AV-in

Hardware User Guide

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Part IV Troubleshooting

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Hardware FAQ

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Maintenance

Содержание WorldNav 5300

Страница 1: ... publisher and the author make no claim to these trademarks While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document the publisher and the author assume no responsibility for errors or omissions or for damages resulting from the use of information contained in this document or from the use of programs and source code that may accompany it In no event shall the publisher and the au...

Страница 2: ... View Part II Basic Operation 14 14 1 Power On Off Charging 16 2 Window Mount 16 3 Audio Out 17 4 Stylus 17 5 Micro SD Slot 17 6 USB Port 18 7 Reset 18 8 AV IN Part III Main Menu 20 21 1 Navigation 21 2 Bluetooth 24 3 Entertainment 25 4 Tools 27 5 FM Transmitter 29 6 System 32 7 AV in Hardware User Guide 4 Part IV Troubleshooting 36 36 1 Hardware FAQ 37 2 Maintenance ...

Страница 3: ...e GPS system while you are driving Failure by the driver of a vehicle equipped with a TeleType GPS system to pay full attention to operation of the vehicle and road conditions while the vehicle is in motion could result in an accident or collision with property damage and personal injury While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this document the publisher and the author assume n...

Страница 4: ...us related to the GPS hardware you can rest assured that your GPS has been tested and the navigation software is already configured for use by truckers The WorldNav GPS software user guide is located at http tinyurl com kqqo6um Hardware User Guide 8 1 4 What s In the Box WorldNav Truck GPS Navigator DC charger vehicle plug Mini USB cable Windshield cradle Windshield mount AC charger wall outlet Us...

Страница 5: ... Windows CE 6 0 Navigation Software WorldNav Truck GPS software stored internally within Flash memory Video Player MP4 ASF WMV AVI FLV DIVX XVID Video Decode WVGA 800x480 Audio Player MP3 and WMA Photo viewer E Album JPG BMP PNG EBook Viewer Supports the display of TXT files Hardware User Guide 10 ITEM DESCRIPTION System setting FM Transmitter Screen adjustment Default set Volume Power Backlight T...

Страница 6: ...11 Getting Started 1 6 Device Back View Back View of Device A Stylus E USB Power Port B Audio Out F Reset hole C Micro SD Slot G Serial number D AV In Port H Power On Off ...

Страница 7: ...PS power cord into the slot marked USB Use the power button found at the top of the GPS to turn ON and OFF the device Do not attempt to charge the GPS by plugging it into a computer as the charge will not be sufficient It is recommended to completely power down the GPS each night after using Hold the power button down a few seconds until you see Sleep and Shut select Shut as it is an abbreviation ...

Страница 8: ...o not provide sufficient power to charge the GPS Use the provided wall charger or the vehicle charger instead Hardware User Guide 16 The GPS features a built in Li On battery to supply power when it is not connected to a power source The battery indicator will show bars flashing as it is charging When fully charged the LED will change from red to blue The battery icon will not change colors Depend...

Страница 9: ...rds provided with your GPS See the section above about Power The purpose of connecting the GPS to a computer is only to copy your entertainment files such as music video and photos to a memory card You can alternatively copy directly to a memory card without connecting the GPS to the computer Updates are done via SD card so please do not attempt to update the GPS by Hardware User Guide 18 connecti...

Страница 10: ...ers In most cases you will not need to use the Main Menu functions very often Usually you will simply tap Navigation to launch the navigation software Swipe the screen up to reveal the second page The other functions are some added extras for the device Main Menu Screen 1 Swipe Up from Menu 1 to reveal Main Menu Screen 2 ...

Страница 11: ...e and receive calls directly from your GPS Most of the functions on the Bluetooth menu have now been replaced by your phone functions therefore you will just need to pair the GPS to your phone The other functions on the Bluetooth menu are no longer needed and will be disregarded in this guide Instructions for pairing the GPS with your phone are given below Hardware User Guide 22 TIP If you have tr...

Страница 12: ...eck the box marked Auto answer if you want the GPS to automatically pick up the call even while you are driving 4 To exit the menu press the circular arrow found in the top right of the menu Hardware User Guide 24 Incoming call is displayed Use the Auto Answer feature if you wish to eliminate the need to accept a call 3 3 Entertainment Music Video Photo and E Book See the supported entertainment f...

Страница 13: ...function allows you to convert distances weights and more from pounds to kilometers for example Hardware User Guide 26 Calculator For your convenience a calculator function is included Screen Calibration Occasionally you may need to recalibrate the touch screen if you notice that incorrect letters or functions are appearing Press the Calibration icon Use the stylus provided with the GPS or any oth...

Страница 14: ...intended for use while you are not playing music However in some cases depending upon the strength of the FM signal the GPS instructions will play over a muted sound of the music Be sure to keep the GPS powered with the proper cord as the FM function will not work when strictly on battery power Hardware User Guide 28 Turn On FM to hear voice instructions through your FM Radio FM transmitter is to ...

Страница 15: ...keep the backlight setting to Always ON and keep the brightest setting during the day without worrying about the battery drain The WorldNav navigation software can automatically dim the screen for night driving If however you would like to manually adjust the brightness use the backlight function Adjust the brightness to your liking and keep Always ON Date and Time Changing the date and time on th...

Страница 16: ...go into Navigation mode Be careful if you do this then it will be more difficult to access the other menus of the GPS such as Calibration Backlight FM Bluetooth etc Hardware User Guide 32 The bottom portion of this menu stores the location of the WorldNav navigation software so that when you push Navigation on your GPS it knows where to find the software Do not change this setting unless specifica...

Страница 17: ...33 Main Menu ...

Страница 18: ...to turn the screen on Abnormal touch screen function Recalibrate the screen No GPS signal 1 Mount the GPS on the windshield with a clear view of the sky 2 Try obtaining a signal outside your vehicle 3 note that some electronics and windshield treatments interfere with GPS signal strength 4 Try moving or tilting the GPS to another position 5 Allow at least 3 minutes to lock in especially in difficu...

Страница 19: ...ray glass cleaner directly on the screen turn off the GPS then spray a small amount of glass cleaner on a soft cloth preferably lint free and gently clean the screen Hardware User Guide 38 Properly secure the GPS to avoid breakage and damage to the internal high precision components Note that physical damage is not covered in the warranty If you plan to carry the GPS from one vehicle to another co...

Страница 20: ...e 24 FM 27 Frequency 27 H Hardware Reset 14 M Maintenance 37 Micro SD Card 14 Movies 24 Music 24 N Navigation 21 P Photo 24 Power 29 Power Cord 7 Power off 14 Power on 14 Power Supply 14 R Radio 27 Rearview Camera 32 S Set 27 Specs 8 Stylus Pen 14 System Info 29 T Technical Specfications 8 Time 29 Tools 25 Touch Screen 14 Troubleshooting 36 U Updates 17 V Volume 29 W What s in the Box 7 Window Mou...

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