Averatec Voya 320 User Manual

Table of Contents

Preface.......................................................................................................................i

Important Safety Information...................................................................................iii

Components of the Voya 320....................................................................................1

Standard Components........................................................................................1

Optional Components.........................................................................................1

Names and Functions of Elements on the Voya 320.................................................2

Front...............................................................................................................2

Back...............................................................................................................2

Name andFunction of Elements on the Voya 320.................................................... 3

Installation................................................................................................................4

Inserting SD/MMC Memory Card...............................................................................5

PowerMode and Battery Recharging........................................................................5

About Reset Mode....................................................................................................6

Preferences...............................................................................................................7

Starting the Software................................................................................................8

Map Page........................................................................................................9

Zoom In/Out.....................................................................................................9

Track Up (Heading) or North Up........................................................................... 9

Navigation and Panning Modes.......................................................................... 10

POIs Displayed on theMap Page....................................................................... 11

Current Route................................................................................................. 12

Trip Information Page....................................................................................... 12

GPS Info....................................................................................................... 13

Almanac........................................................................................................ 13

Current Location............................................................................................. 13

Map View Style............................................................................................... 14

Creating andUsing an Auto Route...................................................................... 15

Destination by Address..................................................................................... 16

Destination by Intersection................................................................................ 17

Destination by Points of Interest (POI)................................................................. 18

Destination from Favorites................................................................................. 19

Destination from Recent ................................................................................... 19

Destination from City Center.............................................................................. 19

To Set the Route Options.................................................................................. 20

To Set the Display Options................................................................................ 20

To Create or Add totheFavorites List.................................................................. 21

To Add a label to yourFavorites......................................................................... 21

Panning and Zooming...................................................................................... 22

To Zoom In and Out......................................................................................... 22

Adjustingthe Volume....................................................................................... 22

Localization.................................................................................................... 23

Speed alert.................................................................................................... 23

Exit Map Program - About Screen....................................................................... 24

Connecting System to Your PC..............................................................................25

Installing theUSBDriver................................................................................... 26

Distinguishing Between Remov ableDisks............................................................ 26

Copying Files..........................................................................................................27

Safely Removing Hardware.....................................................................................27

Windows XP................................................................................................... 27

Windows XP................................................................................................... 28

Using Supplemental Programs...............................................................................29

GettingReady ................................................................................................ 29

Menu Program................................................................................................ 29

Music Player.................................................................................................. 30

Movie Player.................................................................................................. 32

Picture Player................................................................................................. 34

In-Depth Description of Functions....................................................................... 35

Functions and Control Buttons........................................................................... 35

Setting Environments....................................................................................... 36

Names and Functions...................................................................................... 36

Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................40

System Specifications............................................................................................40

Preface

Precautions

Please read this section carefully before usingthis product.

This product is intended to provide turn-by-turn instructions to safely guide you to your desired destination. Please make sure that all personsusing thisnavigation software carefully read these

precautionsand the operating instructionsin the Voya 320 User'sGuide. Averatec, Inc. cannot accept any responsibility whatsoever for accidentsresulting from failure to

observe these precautions.

Your personal judgment, traffic regulations, and commonsense must always take precedence over instructions produced by the software.

 This productis not a substitute for yourdriving technique, driving knowledge or especially

your personal judgment. Route suggestions made by thisnavigation system should never supersede any traffic regulations, your personal judgment, or your knowledge of safe

driving practices. If you feel that a route suggestion made by the software instructs you to perform an unsafe or illegal maneuver, places you in an unsafe situation, or routes you

into an area that you consider unsafe, do not follow the instructions. Your personal

judgment, traffic regulations, and common sense must always take precedence over instructionsproduced by the software.

 When your vehicle is moving, keep your eyes on the road instead of looking at the

screen. If you need to look at the screen for a prolonged time, always park the car in a safe manner and in accordance with all traffic regulations.

 Do not select or input destinations, change settings or otherwise manually operate this

software unless you have parked your car in a safe manner, observing all traffic regulations.

 If you are responding to an emergency, it may not be prudent to rely on this system

unless you have no other means to obtain accurate directions. The database does not include all of the facilities and streets necessary for emergency response, and the

system’s maps may not reflect recent changes in roads, traffic controls and driving conditions. Use your own judgment in these situations.

 The database utilized by this software is the most accurate and up-to-date database

available. Because of road closures, construction, weather, new roads and other conditions, the database might not contain accurate information regardingall streets and

locations. If so, the system might notbe able to correctly guide you on your route or may inaccurately estimate the time needed to reach your destination. Please use your

judgment in these cases. Renewing your subscription to the database will aidin keeping itup-to-date.

 There are situations when the navigation system will incorrectly display the vehicle’s

position on the map. Usually this situation will correct itself automatically. Use your own judgment at all times. If you need to reset the position, pull over in a safe manner

observing all traffic regulations.

Safety Information

X Do not securein front of airbag X Do not looselyplaceon dashboard

X Do not blockdriver’sview

VOYA350

The detailed mapping software is provided by NAVTEQ and Netropa. The detailed mapping software is as accurate and detailed as possible. Whenever maps are digitized, there is still a

possibility that some inaccurate or incomplete data can be found. It is because of these inaccuracies that the Voya 320 is a travel aid and is not intended for precise measurement in

navigation or aircraft use. Differences between manufactured and shipped versions of the software may be present; this software may be updated frequently. If the descriptions in this

manual are different from your software version, please follow the software version currently on hand.

Whistler VOYA 350

FCC Compliance

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) Thisdevice may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this

equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference byone ormore of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of an Averatec Voya 320 GPS receiver! This system can provide an auto route to the destination of your choice using signals from Global Positioning

Satellites(GPS)orbiting the earth. There are 24 GPS satellites orbiting the earth. A GPS device can calculate your position on the

earthifit can receive signals from at least three of these satellites. When it receivesat least four signals, a GPSdevice can also calculate your altitude (heightabove sea level).

To use the GPS receiver for the first time you need to charge the battery for at least four hours. The Voya 320 comes with maps preloaded on the SD card so map loading is not necessary.

Mapsof other countries are sold separately.

Important Safety Information

 Check the conditions of the Voya 320 before driving. Operating the Voya 320 while you drive is very

dangerous.If you needto operate the Voya 320,park your car in a safelocation beforeoperating theVoya

320.

 Search the path toyour destination beforeyou drive. If youdo notfully understand the instructionsfrom the

Voya320, or the instructions are questionable, referto themap on thescreenonly whenyou are absolutely surethatyouare insafe conditions.

 Information from the Voya 320 such as voice instruction or the maps may be different from the actual

road conditions. The traffic signals and regulations on the actual roads must be observed, and special attentionshall bepaidtotraffic situations and pedestrians aroundyou.

 Donot usethe systemformeasuringdrivingspeed or distance. Thesystemisonlyfornavigation.  GPSsignals may vary insensitivity dependent upon location ofyour car.Youmay sufferfrom weaksignals

inside a tunnel or under an overpass or by a tall building, and sensitivity of signals may be affected by ov ercast skies orthickfog.

 GPSsignals may notbecorrectly received if youare inside a building, if thereis an object interrupting signal

reception in thevicinity of theantenna, or if asystem radiating radio interrupting signalis insideyourcar.

 If youusetheVoya 320after a prolonged period of storage, itmay takeextensivetimeforyoutobeginto

receivesignals, eventhough theVoya 320 isoperating normally.

 Installthe system on an appropriatelocation insideyourcar.Do not installthesystemona locationthat

may cause trouble in operationofthe airbags, orobstructyourvision whileyouare driving.

 When you install the system, remove any foreign materials from the suction mount and surface of the

window, and affix thesystem while paying special attention to prevent air from being introduced between the suction mount and the windowsurface. Any damage of the product or other objects inside yourcar

caused by detachment of the system from the window because of poor suction is the user’s responsibility.

 Do not leavethesystem under direct light or in a location subject toheat fromtheengine of yourcar for an

extensiveperiod. Heating thebattery may cause an explosion. Do not leave the system unattendedfor a prolonged periodwhen thetemperature is very hot, as insummer.

 Do not expose the system tomoisture, heat, or rapidly changing temperatures. Condensation may take

place inside the system, and causedamage tothe system. If the system is exposedto high humidity, dry thesystem immediately, and usethe system only afteryou are surethat thesystem is free frommoisture.

 If youdisassemble, reassemble ormodify thesystem without Averatec’s consent, itmay causeabnormal

operation of the system.Insuch acase, youare solely responsibleforthe trouble.

 Thesystem contains lithium-ion batteries that may cause explosion or leakage of hazardous liquid.Never

give an impact to or destroy the system, and do not keep the system together with objects probable of explosion ofgas or liquid, orfire.

 Do not usethe A/C or D/C adaptor in a high humidity environment, and never touchthe adapter with wet

hands.Youmay receive anelectric shock. Do not wrap the adapter withsheets of paper, vinyl orcloth while youusethe system, and makesure of properventilationforcoolingthe adapter. Pleasemakesure thatyou are usingthecorrect power sourceas indicatedon the housing orthepackage.

 Do not exerciseexcessiveforcewith thesystem anddo notclean thesystem when thepower is on.Donot

usepaper tissues - generating dust, or rigidmaterials - probableofscratching whentryingtocleanthe LCD. Use a softcloth only.

 When you are not usingthe SD/MMC card, protect the system from dust or moisture, and pay special

attention to keepthe slots freefrom foreign materials. Always make sure that the slot is free from foreign material beforeinsertingthe memory card into thesystem.

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Components of the Voya 320

Standard Components

Voya320 GPS

Dash Disk Cigarette LighterAdapter Quick Reference Guide

SD/MMCMemory Card

Suction Mount

USB Cable

Optional Components

AD/DC Adapter

Names and Functions of Elements on the Voya 320

Front

GPS Receiver

Volume-up Button Volume-downButton

SD/MMCMemory Card Slot

Earphone Jack

3.5”TFT LCD

MenuButton PowerButton

Back

External speaker

Reset Button

Power Jack

Dockingmount connector

USB Port

Name and Function of Elements on the Voya 320

Power Button

Volume

down

GPS Receiver

Earphone Jack

External Speaker

Power Receptacle

Volume

up Button

Menu Button

Power I

ndicator

SD/MMC Memory

Mount Connector

USB Port

Reset Button

The receiver receives data from satellite.Always extend the GPS receiver horizontally facingthe sky when you operate the system.

The jackaccommodatesan earphone or external speakers.

The speaker playsvoiceinstructionsorother sounds.

The receptacleisconnected toAC/DC power,orthe cigarettelighter adapterin an automobile.

Pressing the button once increases the volume by onelevel. (Referto“Adjusting Volume.”)

Pressing the button runs the menu program.

Card Slot

Button

The color of light in the power button indicatesthecurrent power mode and the status of the battery. (Refer to “Power Mode and Battery Recharging.”)

The spring-loaded slot accommodatesthe SD/MMCmemory card.Insert the memory cardintothe slotand lightly pressthe card.The card will be seated in

placeinsidethe slot. Pay attention tothe orientation of the card asit isbeing inserted; the card slot is keyed and can onlybeinsertedin one direction. Never

insertan object other thantheSD/MMCmemory card.

The mountconnectorisused for connecting the suctionmount in the automobile. (Refer to “Installing OnYour Car.”)

The port accommodates the USB cable when the system is connected to a PC.

Pressing the button once decreases the volume by one level. (Referto ”Adjusting Volume.”)

Pressing the button switches the system to the power-savingmode.Pressing it again returns the system to the operation mode (Referto ”Power Mode and Battery

Recharging.”)

Pressing the button initializesthe system (Refer to “About ResetMode.”)

Installation

1. Extend the GPS receiver folderin horizontal direction asshownin figure below.

2. Insert themount into the mount connectoras shown in figure below.

3. Tightly pressthe suction mount on the window ofyour car, and turn the locking lever down.

4. Connect the DC Cigarette Lighter adapter to the power receptacle.

Lightly pressthe Reset button toinitialize the system. (Referto “AboutResetMode.”)

Do notinstall thesysteminalocation that may obstruct your viewor interfer e withsafe drivi ng.

Note

Inserting SD/MMC Memory Card

Insert theSD/MMCmemory card into the slot whilepaying attention to the orientation of the card as shown below:

Exerting excessive forcetoinsert intothe slotin the wrong direction may damage theSD/MMC card or slot

Note

Power Mode and Battery Recharging

PowerMode ConditionsofCharged Battery

Powerissupplied to the system for operation from the AC/DC adapter or the cigaretteadapter/charger in your car.

External PowerMode

[Power button ] lightsred:The battery is being charged. [Power button ] lightsgreen: The batteryisfully charged.

Powerissupplied to the system for operation from the battery.

Battery-Powered Mode

Power-SavingMode

Forced Power-SavingMode

 Ittakes three hours or longer to fullycharge the batteryfrom the forced power-saving mode, when using the

navigation functiononl yinthe preference conditions.

 Itis possible tooperate thesystem withthe fullycharged battery for about two hours, when using the

Note

navigation functiononl yinthe preference conditions.

 Batterylife will vary dependi ng on usage.

[Power button ] lightsred:The battery is being charged. [Power button ] lightsgreen: The batteryisfully charged.

Pressing the Powerbutton switchesthe system to the power-saving mode. Pressing the power button again returnsthe

system to the operationmode. When the remainder powerin the battery is20-30% of its full

capacity, the warning windowisdisplayed. In such a case, immediately recharge the battery. If the battery isalmost

discharged, itentersforced power-saving mode automatically. Once it enters the forced saving mode, it cannot be turned on

again until thepower issupplied by connectingthecigarette adapter/charger or AD/DC adapter.

About Reset Mode

Two resetmodesare provided on the system. You can select the desired reset modeby pressing the reset button on the rear of the body as

shown right.

Soft Reset

Execute the soft reset by the pressing the Reset button as shown left: Lightly press the button once.

Function

Lightly pressing the Reset button exits all of the current programs, and restarts the system. This mode isused when the

system is shut downdue to fault in programs.

Hard Reset

Execute the hard reset bypressing the Resetbutton asshown left.

 Thesoft reset modeis not allowed when the systemis connected to a PC vi a the USBcable.  You MUST reset the system when suppl ying power to thefully discharged system.

Note

After Reset

After reset, the system startsup.

Function

Press the Reset button until theunit turnsoff. After three seconds, lightly pressthe reset button againto restart the

system. This modeisused when the soft reset does not solve the problem.

Preferences

Brightnessof the backlight and the sound volume upon initial power supply are set as described in the table below.

Setting Defaults

Backlight Level 4 (Lowest: Level 1;Highest: Level 4) Volume Level 9 (Lowest: Level 0;Highest: Level 10)

Starting the Software

Once the GPS receiver isturned on and navigation software isstarted, theunit will automaticallygo to the GPS receiver’smain menu or display the map page.

Once you select Navigation, a warningscreen will appearfirst. Simply read and tap the I Agree icon.

It is best to be outside and have a clear sky above to allow the GPS to obtain better reception of the satellites. Clear sky means: no trees, bridges, overhangs, carports etc. Cloudy skies are ok. The unit is ready to travel and navigate once the map pageis displayed

and the position icon changes from red to green or yellow.

Map Page

Nav igation Mode

The Map Page displaysyour current position, zoom in/out iconsand zoom level in miles, the street you’re traveling on, your current speed, and Menu icon. The pointer represents your location and

direction onthemap.

NorthIconPointer Icon

Zoom Out Icon

Menu Icon

The pointer iconalso indicatesthe signal strength of the satellite signals: Silver = no signal; Red = poor signal;Yellow = weak signal and Green = good signal.

Zoom In Icon

Zoom In/Out

The zoom level isdisplayedin the lower center of the map page.To change the zoom level, tap the zoom icons on the screen or the (+) or (-) buttons on the GPS unit. Note: Street details are not

shown higher than zoom level of 2000 ft.

Track Up (Heading) or North Up

In the upper right hand corner is the North indicator icon. This indicator will always point to the north. While traveling, the direction of travel (Pointer Icon) is always pointing up and the map

rotates around the Pointer Icon. When the map is switched to North Up from the defaulted Track Up, North is always at the top of

the screen while the direction of travel (N,S,E,W etc.)isdisplayed under the red arrow. See Figure above for an example for a NE direction of travel.

Thereare three waysto change the display:

1. AccessDisplay Optionsthrough Settings.

Panning Mode allowsPoints ofInterest (POI) and street name information to be displayedand

also allows

To enter Panning Mode: Simply tap and drag

Tap

on the POI icon

POI information

2. Simply tap the North indicator and the icon will change from one setting to the other.

3. Go to: Main Menu/Display Options/Orientation and change the option.

4. Simply press the direction button in the up position.

Navigation and Panning Modes

The map page can be displayedintwo views; Navigation Mode and Panning Mode. Navigation Modedisplaysmovementsalong themap.

movement ofthemap todifferent areasfor viewing.

along the screen toallow movement of the map to view different areas.

To exit Panning Mode, tap the red“X” button inthelower right corner of the display.

To find out more info on a POI, simply tap on the POI’sicon and the POI Info screen will be

displayed.

get detailed POI information

Tap here to exit panning mode

screen isdisplayed

The POI Info screen providesthe POI’sname and phone number. At the bottom of the POI Infopage there are three choicesfor the POIinfo displayed:

Nav = Setan auto route tothe POI Fav = SavesthisPOIinto the Favorites folder

Map =Return to the map page

POIs Displayed on the Map Page

Selectingonly certain POIsishelpful in large city areaswhere the POIiconscould overwhelm the

map page. To change the default settings.

1. Tap Menu, Settings, Display Options.

2. Under the POI Icons column, select what POIs are shown on the map page. Default setting is all POIsare selected.

POI on POI off

Current Route

the yellow

arrow icons or thescroll

This page isnormally blank unless a navigation route is entered. All turnswithintheroute are displayed.Thispage is useful when looking for the next turn or turnsthat are approaching.

Tapping the Map iconwill show the highlightedturn on

the map. Themap page will be shown in panning mode.

Tap on either bar to see all turns in

the route

Trip Information Page

The Trip Information Page can store three different trips. The information displayed includes: trip time, top speed,average speed, total distance, date and time information.

Tap thisicon to Start/Stop atrip.

GPS Info

Numbers belowthe bars indicatesatellite number

This page displays the GPS receiver’s satellite reception, local and UTC time (24hr format independent of the GPS receiver’sown clock), current longitude and latitude, altitude and traveling

speed accessed under

Settings

Bars indicate device is receiving satellite signal

Satellitesignal strength

The vertical barson the Satellite page indicate the signal strength of the received satellite(s). The higher the bar, also higher the number, the stronger the signal. Thenumber below each bar

indicatesthe satellite numbers.

Almanac

The Almanac isa simple page that provides sunrise and sunset times, current phase of the

moon, age of the moon,full moon and the next newmoonexpected.

Current Location

Use this page to get information about the current position and from thispage the location

can be saved tothe Favoritesfolder.

TappingtheSaveicon willshow

the edit screen to allow

renaming thelocation before saving it in theFavorites folder

Map View Style

The map page can be viewedin differentdimensions; normal 2D and three optionsof 3D.There are two waysto change the displayview:

1. Simplytaponthedesiredviewingoption.

2. Go to: Menu/Settings/Display Options/3DView and change theoption.

3. Tap either the OKIcon to accept or the X to cancel.

Tap on eithertheyellow arrow icons orthescroll bar toseetheavailable

information.

Select the display viewing style

One of three 3D Views

Creating and Using an Auto Route

Estimated time of

Estimated time

travelingto destination

Distanceto destination

Street nameof upcoming

turn

Turn approaching and

Auto routeengaged

When an auto routeisselected the map page will show the route on the map by changing the road color to blue.

distance totheturn

and displayed with a blue road along the route (green in Night mode)

arriv al at destination

Vehicle speed

To start an auto route, begin from themap page. Tap the Menu iconand from the Main Menu page tap on theDestination icon.

Tap on the Menu icon toenter the Main Menu page.

Figure 16C

Tap on theDestination iconto enter the

Destination Menu page.

When theDestination Menu is shown, select the category to create an auto route.

Thefollowing pages cover howtocreatean auto route f rom thesecategories.

Destination by Address

1. Tap Menu, Destination, Address.

2. Tap Change to select the state in which to search.

3. Tap Street First toenter the street name first or

City First to enter the city name first.

Note: Any time the keyboard isdisplayed, the program will display choicesthat closelymatch the

category name being typed.Tap the OKicon once a choice iscorrectly shown.

If Street Firstisselected

1. Enter streetname and tap OK. (!) Advisory - DO NOT ENTER STREET TYPE. For

Main Streetjust enter Main. Note: The program will display choices that closelymatchthe streetname

being typed. Tap the OK icononce a choiceis correctly shown.

2. Enter house number and tap OK.

3. From the match list, select the desired address.

4. Tap Nav to navigate to thislocation; or

5. Tap Fav to add thislocation to the Favorites folder;or

6. Tap Map to set this location asyour starting point and see location on the map.

If City First isselected

1. Enter city name and tap OK.

2. Enter street name and tap OK. (!) Advisory - DO NOT ENTERSTREET TYPE. For

Main Streetjust enter Main.

3. Enterhouse number and tap OK.

4. From the match list, select the desired address.

5. Tap Nav to navigate to this location;or

6. Tap Fav to add thislocation to the Favorites folder; or

7. Tap Map to set this location as the starting point and see the location on the map.

(i) Information - If a largenumberof records are found by the Street First method, the program will automatically revertto City

First method.

Destination by Intersection

1. Tap Menu, Destination, Intersection.

2. Tap Change to select the state in which to search.

3. Tap eitherStreet First toenter the street name first or City First to enter the city name first.

If Street Firstisselected:

1. Enter street name and tap OK. (!) Advisory - DO NOT ENTERSTREET TYPE. For

Main Streetjust enterMain. Note:The program will display choices that closelymatchthe streetname

being typed. Tap the OK icononce a choiceis correctly shown.

2. Enterthe name of the cross street and tap OK. (!) Advisory - DO NOT ENTERSTREET TYPE. For

Main Streetjust enter Main.

3. From the match list, select the desired intersection.

4. Tap Nav to navigate to this location;or

5. Tap Fav to add thislocation to the Favorites folder; or

6. Tap Map to setthis location as the starting pointand see the location on the map.

If City First isselected:

1. Enter city name and tap OK.

2. Enter street name and tap OK. (!) Advisory - DO NOT ENTERSTREET TYPE. For

Main Streetjust enter Main.

3. Enterthe name of the cross-street and tap OK. (!) Advisory - DO NOT ENTER STREET TYPE.

4. From the match list, select the desired intersection.

5. Tap Nav to navigate to this location;or

6. Tap Fav to add thislocation to the Favorites folder; or

7. Tap Map to set this location as the starting point and see

(i) Information - If a largenumber of records are found by the Street First method, the program will automatically revert to City First method.

Destination by Pointsof Interest (POI)

1. Tap Menu, Destination, Points of Interest.

2. Tap one ofthecategoriesforPointsofInterest.

3. Tap a sub category (See figure 20A or selection (if shown)

4. Select Alphabetical or By Distance within 25miles or Alphabetical under List All or By City.

If Alphabetical isselected:

1. Enterthe name of the destination.

2. Select a matching POIlocation from the list.

3. Tap OKto accept the location. The location detailswill be shown.

4. Tap Nav to navigate to this location;or

5. Tap Fav to add thislocation to the Favorites folder; or

6. Tap Map to set this location as the starting point and see the location on the map.

If By Distance isselected:

1. Select a POI from the list

2. Tap Nav to navigate to this location;or

3. Tap Fav to add thislocation to the Favorites folder; or

4. Tap Map to set this location as the starting point and see the location on the map.

Destination from Favorites

1. Tap Menu, Destination, Favorites.

2. Select a destination from the list if you have already createdone.

3. Tap Nav to navigate to this location;or

4. Tap Map to set this location as your starting point and see the location on the map; or

5. Tap Editto create a label (i.e. HOME) forthis destination or changethelabel if one already exists; or

6. Tap Deltodelete this location from the Favoritesfolder.

Destination from Recent

1. Tap Menu, Destination, Recent.

2. Select the destination.

3. Tap Nav to navigate to this location;or

4. Tap Map to set this location as your starting point and see the location on the map; or

5. Tap Fav to add thislocation to the Favorites folder; or

6. Tap Deltodelete this location from the Recent list.

Destination from City Center

This optionauto routesto a city instead of a street orPOI. Citychoicescan bemade statewide or within 25 milesfrom the current location.

To Set the Route Options

1. Tap Menu, Settings, Route Options to open the Route Optionsscreen.

2. Select the desired option(s).

3. Tap OK toaccept or Cancel to reject changes.

Method:Selectsthe method of routing.The quickest route,shortest route,route that favors major roads, or route that favors local roads.

Ferries: Selectswhether ferries should be included or excluded in the route calculation. Note: selecting ferries doesnot include ferry schedules or time spenton the ferry.

Toll Roads: Selects whether toll roads should be included or excluded in theroute calculation. Carpools: Selectswhether carpool lanes(HighOccupancy Vehiclelanes) should be included or

excluded in the route calculation. Turns: Selects more orlessturnsin theauto route.

Green color indicates selected option

To Set the Display Options

1. Tap Menu, Settings, Display Options to open the Display Optionsscreen.

2. Select the desired option(s).

3. Tap OK toaccept or Cancel to reject change(s)

Orientation: Orientsthe Map screen so that the driving direction isheadingup or North isalways up

Day/Night: The Auto setting changes from Day to Night Mode automatically at approximately sunrise and sunset. Select “Day” to have the display be bright or select “Night” to have the display change to be better suited fornight driving.

POI Icons: The “default” setting will display onlycommonlydisplayed icons that appearon the map at 1000 ft zoom level or closer. The “Off” option turns off all POIicons so that none are displayed.

The “Custom”option allowswhich type or category of POIto be displayed.

Color: Sets the background color of the map page toseveral color choices. 3D View: Sets the viewing angle from the default setting of 2D to 3 different 3D views. Note: when

map page isset to 3D, tapping on the map will not provide POIinformation. Different viewscan be toggledfrom 2D to 3D by pressing down on the directional button.

To Create orAdd to the FavoritesList

1. Entera destination.

2. From the match list, tap Fav.

3. Tap OK.

- or -

1. TapMenu, Recent.

2. Select a recent destination.

3. Tap Fav.

4. Tap OK.

To Add a label to your Favorites

1. Tap Menu, Destination, Favorites.

2. Select a destination.

3. Tap Edit.

4. Entera label using the keypad.

5. Tap OK

Panning and Zooming

Volume UP button

Volume DOWN button

ToPan the Map

From the Map screen tap and drag the map area.

(i) Information - Whilein PanningMode,tap the X icon to return to the Map screen.Tap on the North icon displayed to rotate the map so that North or Heading ispointing up.

To Zoom In and Out

Use the hardware up(+) and down(-) buttons to zoom in and zoom out. You canalso use the zoom icons(+/-) on the Map screen. See figure 10A.

Adjusting the Volume

1. Pressthe Volume-up button or the Volume-down

2. A boxindicating the current volume isdisplayed asshown left. Pressing the Volume-up button or the Volume-down button increasesor decreasesthe system volume byone level.

3. You can adjust the volume from Volume 0 to Volume 10. When there is no further input, the volumeentered last isstored. The volume

indication box automatically disappearsafter two seconds.

Volume adjusted withthe volume buttons is appliedtothe whole system.However,the volume of the music player or the movie player affectsonly theconcerned program.

Note

Localization

The localization options, under Settings,give you control over settingsaffected by your location,including:

- Language

- Time zone

- Daylight savings time

- Units

Speed alert

You can use the speed alert feature to warn you if your vehicle is exceeding the speedlimit. There are two speed alert options: Auto speed alert and fixed speed alert. Auto speed alert usesthe type

of road to determine the probably speed limit. Fixed speed alert lets you enter a speed and will warn you if that speed isexceeded.

To set the speed alert:

1. Tap MENU.The main menu appears.

2. Tap Settings, Speed Alert. The Speed Alert screen appears.

3. To setauto speed alert:

• Tap the Auto SpeedAlert check box. A check markindicates that AutoSpeedAlertison.

• Tap OK. A warning appears.

• Tap OK to close the warning.

• Tap OK. You return tothemap.

4. To seta fixed speed alert:

• Tap the Fixed Speed Alertcheckbox. A check mark

indicatesthat Fixed Speed Alert ison.

• Tap the speed you wantto use as a maximum

speed.

• Tap OK.You return to the map.

Exit Map Program - About Screen

For software version information and also toexit the mapping program, followthese steps.

1. Tap Menu.

2. Tap System Information, the About screen will be shown.

3. Tap the left arrow icon to return to the map page.

4. Tap Exit to turn off the GPS program.

Connecting System to Your PC

1. It ispossible to copy map data,music ormoving picturefiles into the built-in flash memoryinside the body orthe SD/MMCmemory card by connecting the system to a PC

viathe USB cable.

 Itis not allowed to execute functions other thanfile copying and moving when the system is

connectedto a PC via theUSB cable; the button, the touchscr een, thesoft reset mode and theGPS receiver becomeinoperable.

Note

 Thesystem operates with the power fromtheUSBportofthe PC when the system is connectedto the

PC.Therefore, the system shall be connected withthe USB port wherethe power is normally supplied. The system may not be capable of normal operation whenconnecting withthe USB hub.

 The batteryis notrecharged viathe USBport

2. After booting the PC, connect the system to the PC using the USB cable asshown below.

3. When thesystem issuccessfully connected to the PC, the screen displays as follows:

4. When thesystem isnormally connected to the PC, you can see two ‘removable disk’ drives in the WindowsExplorer window.

Installing the USB Driver

No driver isneeded when using WindowsXP. No other operating system issupported.

Distinguishing Between Removable Disks

 The two ‘removable disks’ represents‘Built-in flash memory’ and ‘SD/MMC

memory’ of thesystem, respectively.

 ‘Built-in flash memory’ and ‘SD/MMC memory’ are indicated in WindowsExplorer as

‘Removable disk (*:)’ and ‘Removable disk (*:)’, respectively. Driveletterswill be assigned according to the system resources available. Of the twodrives, the first drive

(*:) corresponds to ‘Built-inflash memory.

 Disconnect the USB cable once map data updating or file copying workiscomplete.

When disconnecting the USB cable, thesystem restarts.

Copying Files

To playthe media data usedineach media player program, e.g. music player, movie player, and picture viewer, the data filesmust be locatedinthe ‘SD/MMC Memory’ folder only.The data files

specific to each media playermust be stored in the specified folder in ‘SD/MMC Memory’ when you wish to use theprograms.

The foldernamesof therespective media playerprogramsare as shown in the table below.

Supplementary Program Folder Name

Music player ‘Music’ Movie player ‘Movie’ Picture viewer ‘Picture’

Connect the system to the PC via the USB cable,and copy necessary files from Windows Explorer on the PC to‘SD/MMC Memory’ folder. (Refer to “Connecting System with PC-

Distinguishing Between Removable Disks.”) Openingthe ‘SD/MMCmemory’ folderonPC WindowExplorerdisplays the screen asshown.

 Donot copyfiles of music, movie, or pictures tothe‘Built-in flash memory’ folder.  Donot forget to execute‘Safel yRemoveHardware’ onthe PC after you complete copying files.

Note

 Donot disconnect the USBcableor removethe ‘SD/MMC memory’ card whil e you are copying files.

Safely Removing Hardware

Windows XP

File copyingisnormally complete only when executing ‘Safely Remove Hardware’ on the PCafter copying thefiles by

connecting the system to the PC via the USB cable.

Windows XP

Double Click

Select

Click

Select

Click

Double clickthe Windowtray icon to execute ‘Safely Remove Hardware’ asshown below.

Using SupplementalPrograms

Getting Ready

Storing Files

Files ofmusic,movies and pictures canonly be stored in ‘SD/MMCmemory’. Itisnotallowed to play the files ofmusic, moviesand pictures stored in ‘Built-in flash memory’ with the

supplemental programs. Copy the desired files under their respectiveMusic, Movie orPicture folder in ‘SD/MMC memory’

before playing the file.

Playing Music Files

Normal MP3 or WMA files can be played with the Music player. However, certain MP3 files or OGG filesencoded inthe variable bit rate mode can onlybe played with the Movie player (Refer to ‘Movie Player’).

Menu Program

1. When the system starts, the menu selection screen isdisplayed as shown right. If youmake no selection for five seconds from the

menu selection screen, the system isswitchedautomaticallyto the navigation mode.

2. When you pressthe desired icon once, the system isswitched to the selected program

(The screens shown are for the music player.)

3. Pressing the menu button onthe front of the body returnsthe system tothemenu

program from the current program.

The figures are an example of returning to the menuprogram from the musicplayer.

Music Player

the file.

Playlist window

Locationsearching slider

Mutebutton

Names and Functions

Icon of current music

Indicating selected music

Volume adjusting slider

Play/pause button

Stop button Next music button

Previous music button Exit button

Navigation return button

In-Depth Description of Functions

Search of Playing Position

The Location Searching Sliderindicates the playposition of a music file. Youcan adjust theplay position to a desired point. Whenmoving the sliderbar, the Playtimewindowdisplaysthemoved

positionin duration.

Functions of the Control Buttons

Icon Button Function

Play button Plays a music file selectedfrom the play list.

Stop Button Stops playing the file.

Pause Button

Next Music Button Previous Music

Button

ExitButton

Navigation Retur nButton

Pauses playing the file.Pressing the icon again resumes playing

The next musicfile of the current file in the play listis played

The previous music file of the current file in the playlist isplayed.

Exitsthe music player.

Switches the system fr omthe music playerto the navigation program.

Volume Adjusting and Muting

The volume adjusting slider indicates the current volume. You can adjust the volume to the desired level by moving the slider barleftor

right.

You can turnoff the sound bypressing the Mute button.

Displaying the Play List

Connect the Voya 320 to the PC (Refer to ‘Connecting System to YourPC’), and copy the music file to the‘Music’ folder in the SD/MMCmemory.

You cannotcreate sub-foldersunder the ‘Music’ folder. Themusic playeriscapable of

Note

The musicindicated with the speaker iconisthe current music file selected.

playing the filesstored in the ‘Music’ folderonly.

Double-clicking the desired music file from the Playlist window, plays the newmusic file.

Pressing the Stop button stops playing the current music file. Click the desired music file once from the Playlist window, and press the Play button toplay the selected music.

Supported File Formats

MP3 and WMA filesare supported.

Certain files with extensionof MP3 may notbe supported,itisdependentupon

Note

encoding method of that file.

Movie Player

Playlist window

Location Searching Slider

Volume Adjusting Slider

MuteButton

PlayTimeWindow

Navigation Return Button

Exit Button

Full Screen Butto

File Button

Stop Button

Play/pause Button

Names and Functions

In-Depth Description of Functions

Search of Playing Position

The Location Searching Sliderindicates the playposition of a movie file.You can adjust theplay position to a desired point. Whenmoving the sliderbar, the PlayTime Window displays the

movedposition.

Functions of Control Buttons

the file.

Icon Button Function

Play button Plays a file selectedfrom the playlist.

Stop Button Stops playing the file.

Pause Button

File Button Full Screen

Button

ExitButton

Navigation Retur nButton

Pauses playing the file.Pressing the icon again resumes playing

Moves the play list window and the play screen window.

Switches the screen tothe full screen mode when playing a movie.

Exitsthe movi e player.

Switches the system fr omthe movie player to the navigation program.

Volume Adjusting andMuting

The Volume Adjusting Sliderindicatesthe current volume. You can adjust the volume to the desired level by moving the sliderbarleft or right.

You can turnoff the sound when pressing the Mute button.

Storing Movie Files and Viewing Movies

Connect the Voya 320 to the PC (Refer to ‘Connecting System to YourPC’), and copy the movie file to the‘Movie’ folder in the SD/MMC memory.

You cannotcreate sub-foldersunder the ‘Movie’ folder. Themovie playeriscapable of

Note

playing the filesstored in the ‘Movie’ folder only.

Pressing the File button displaysthe movie file list in the ‘Movie’ folder.

Select the desired movie file from the figure above, and press the Playbutton, or double

File ListWindow/Image

Navigation Return Button

Exit Button

SlideShow Button

Full Screen B

utton

Next File Button

File Button

Previous File Button

click the desired movie filefrom the Play list window to play the selectedmovie file.

Pressing the File button while playing a movie causesthe current movie topause playing, and the playlist is displayed.Pressing the File button again returnsto the

Note

movie play screen. Pressing the Play button will resume playing the current movie.

Pressing the Full Screen button,or clicking the Play Screen windowonce, switchesthe screen to the full screen. Clicking the full screen once returnsthe screen to theoriginal

size.

Supported File Formats

File formats of MP4, WMA, AVI and DIVXare supported.

 Close the navigation program when you use the movie player. When you run multiple programs,

the playing ofthe movie may beinterrupted, or an error message may be displayed indicating insufficient memory.

Note

 Ifanother program gets acti vated while using themovie program, the movie player is switched to

Pause.

Listening to Music with the Movie Player

The Movie player caneven play some MP3 filesor OGG filesthat are not compatible with the Music Player. Copy the MP3 or OGGfile to ‘Movie’ folder, and play the file with the

movie player.

Music files or movie files stored in the‘Movie‘folder are playedin sequential manner.

Note

Picture Player

Names and Functions

Window

In-Depth Description of Functions

Movesto theprevious picture file when viewing the current pict

ure.

Movesto the

picture file when viewi ng the

current picture

Double Click

Functions and Control Buttons

Icon Button Function

File Button Switches the picture view windowto the file list window.

Full ScreenButton Displays the selectedpicture in the full screen .

Previous File Button

Next File Button

Slide Show Button

ExitButton

Navigation Retur nButton

Pauses playing the file.Pressing the icon again resumes playing the file.

Movesto theprevious file in the list window.

Switches the screen tothe full screen slide show mode.

Exitsthe movi e player.

Switches the system fr omthe picture viewer tothe navigati on program.

Storing Image Files andViewing Images

Connect the Voya 320 to the PC (Refer to‘Connecting System to Your PC’),and copy the image fileto the‘Picture’ folder inthe SD/MMC memory.

Double clicking the desired file from the File list window displaysthe image as shown below:

Selectthe desired file from the File List window and pressthe Full Screenbutton todisplay the selectedimage in thefull screen.

Selectthe desired file from the File List window and pressthe SlideShow button to display the images in the full screen from the selected file in sequential manner.

Press the Full Screen button with the selected image on the Image windowto displaytheimage inthe full screen.

Only JPG fileformat issupported. Note: Highresolution and largesize pictures takenby a digital camera may not be displayed on the Voya

Note

320.Lower the resolution of your images for faster processing. The systemis opti mized at 16-bitcolor with resolutionof320 x 240 (width xheight).

Setting Environments

Backlight

Battery

Time

Calibrat

ion

Language

Next Tab Button

Previous Tab Button

Navigation Return Button

Exit Button

Names and Functions

Tab

Functions of Control Buttons

Icon Button Function

Previous Tab Button Movesto theprevious tabfrom the current tab.

Tab

Next Tab Button Movesto the next tab fromthecurrent tab.

Navigation Return Button

Exit button

Switches the systemfrom the setting menu to the navigation program

Exits environments setting.

Adjustingthe Brightness Backlight

Brightness of the backlight can be adjusted to four levelsranging from level 1 to 4. You can adjust the brightness by moving the Brightness

Adjustment slider.The default setting ofthe backlightis set to level 4.

Brightness AdjustmentSlider

Press the Power button for about two secondsto set the backlight to level 1. Press and hold the power button for two seconds again to return the backlight to the original

brightness.

Keep pressing the button for

about two seconds.

Checking Battery Conditions

When the AC/DC adapter or the cigarette lighteradapter isconnected, the Power Statusicon is displayed as ‘Adapter.’

Power Status Icon

Battery Remainder Power Meter

When the batteryis being recharged, the Battery Remainder Powermeter alternatelymoves between the four levels. During thisprocess, the Power button flashesred.

When the battery isfully charged, the Battery Remainder Power

Add Button

meter doesnot move, butis kept at the‘Full’ condition. The Power button on the body lightsgreen.

In thebattery-powered mode, the Power Status icon isdisplayed as ‘Battery’, and the Battery Remainder Power meter indicatesthe current remaining Power Statusicon powerin the

battery.

Power Status Icon

The valueindicated bythe batter y power meter may be different from the actual remaining power in the

Note

When the remaining power in the batteryis20-30% ofits full capacity, the warning window isdisplayedas shown right. In such a case,

immediately recharge the battery.

batterydependent upon environmental conditions.

When you fail to recharge the battery after the warning window isdisplayed, the system is forcibly switched to thepower-saving mode.

Refer to ‘Power Mode and Battery Recharging.’

Time Setting

Change the current time setting by clicking the item you wantto change and increase or decrease thevalue with the new one using

the ‘Add button’ or the ‘Subtract button’.

Subtract button

Incasethe batterycompletely dischargedorif you make hard reset, the time setting is initialized with the system default value.

Note

Language Setting

You can change the current language used in the menu program by clicking the ‘Previousbutton’ or the ‘Next button’. All textwill be

changed to selected one.

Previous Button

Next Button

This setting will beapplied on the menu program onl y. It has no effect on the system language.

Note

Touch Screen Calibration

If thereis deviation between the point touched by you and the point actually indicated on the screen during operation of the system, you can recalibrate the touch screen.

Press the Touch Calibration button asshown.

Touch Calibration Button

Keeping the cross mark pressed moves the cross mark in the arrow direction, as shown. Press the cross mark again to the moved position.

Repeat thisuntil the Exit screen isdisplayed.

When the touch calibration issuccessfully executed, the Exit screen is displayed. When touching the screen once, the screen is returned to the

touch calibration screen. New calibration isnow complete. Clickon the screen.

Troubleshooting

Problem Troubleshooting

When themachine will not work or youcannot see anything onthe screen.

If you cannot hearany sound when you start playing the music ormovie files

When you cannot copy files to the machine

When the system suddenly stopsduring operation and will notwork

When the currentlocation in the navigationis inaccurately displayed

When the navigation shows you the wrong way, even though the GPS signal reception

status is good.

Soft or hard reset themachine. Check thebattery lif eand rechargethe battery, if

necessary

Make sure the data files resideinthe SD/MMC memory. Make sure the volume isproperly set.

Make sure the machine isproperly connected to the computer.Make sure you have enough

empty space in the memory. Press the RESET button Check if you arein an underground parking lot,

under a road, orbetween a tall buildings; if so, change yourlocation. Checkif there is any

object interfering with the signal reception in the car ofin the vicinity oftheantenna,if

possible, remove it. Map data may not be identical tothe actual road condition. Checkyourdata and update

the map data ifupdatesareavailable.

System Specifications

General

Hardware

Software

Music Player File formats Mp3, wma

Movie Player

PictureViewer

Model Voya 320 Colors Black(front), silver (rear)

Dimensions 4.33” (w) x3.07” (H) x0.83” (D) Weight 5.93ounces

CPU Samsung S3C2440, 300MHz Memory RAM 64MB, FlashROM 32/64/128/256/512/1GB Power DC 12-24 V

Battery

Input mode Touch screen LCD 320 x240, 3.5”, 65K colors,TFT LCD

Memorycard SD/MMC memorycard slot Speaker Built-in speaker, 1W

Headphone output 40 mW (left) + 40 mW (rght): (16_, max. volume) GPS SIRF III 20-channel USB USB spec. 1.1full speed(12 Mb/s)

USBStorage

Version Windows CE 4.2 Core

File formats Mp4, wmv,avi, divx Audio play Mp3,ogg supported

File format Jpg Pictureresolution 320 x240, 65K colors

Lithium-ion, 1,000mA Recharging time: Approx. 3 hours Discharging time: Average approx. 2 hours

(Default settings + navigation program)

USBMass Storage Class Bulk-OnlyTransport (FlashROM, SD/M MC) PC OS: Windows98, ME, 2000 and XPsupported

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