Blaupunkt TRAVEL PILOT 100 EE E, TRAVELPILOT 100 EE User Manual

Mobile Navigation

TravelPilot 100 EE

www.blaupunkt.com

Operating and installation instructions

(long version)

Device overview

1 Display (Touch screen): Simple and intuitive

operation by touching the buttons on the display.

2 VOL -: Reduce the volume 3 On/off switch:

Long press (longer than 3 seconds):

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Turns the device on or off. Short press: Opens the main menu.

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4 VOL +: Increases the volume 5 Memory card slot 6 Socket for power supply (mains charger or

charger cable for the cigarette lighter)

7 Battery compartment cover 8 Photosensor for switching mechanism of

day and night display (top side) as well as for controlling the display brightness (automatic)

9 USB connection for data transfer : Serial connection

(for future upgrading)

Device overview

Contents

Device overview ..................................2

Safety notice .......................................7

Warning symbols used ...........................7

Intended use ........................................7

Road safety ..........................................7

General safety information ......................7

Tips about using the CD/DVD ..................8

Cleaning tips ........................................8

Disposal tips .........................................8

First operation ....................................8

Scope of delivery ..................................8

Screen protector ...................................8

Charging the battery ..............................8

Turning the device on .............................9

Setting the language ..............................9

Selecting simple mode/advanced mode ....9

Mounting in the vehicle ........................9

Attaching the suction cup mounting

plate ...................................................9

Attach the cup retainer ........................10

Attach the device in the retainer ............10

Removing the device ............................10

Removing the suction cup

mounting plate ...................................10

Switching on /off ...............................10

Switching on .......................................10

Switching off ......................................10

Reset .................................................10

Using the menus ................................11

Simple mode/advanced mode ...............11

Changing modes ..............................11

Main Menu .........................................11

Navigation menu .................................11

Advanced menu Route* .....................11

Advanced menu Manage * ..................11

Buttons ..............................................12

Keyboard ...........................................12

Lists ..................................................12

Information about GPS .......................12

GPS functionality ................................12

Displaying GPS info .............................12

Making basic adjustments ..................13

Setting the time zone ...........................13

Activating the PIN request.....................14

Setting up the PIN request .................14

Blocking/unblocking the device ..........14

Changing the PIN .............................14

Navigation ........................................15

Starting navigating ..............................15

Destination input (search menu) ............15

Entering an address ..........................15

Selecting a destination from the

favourites ........................................16

Selecting one of the last destinations ..16

Entering coordinates * .......................16

Selecting a destination from

the map* .........................................16

Points of interest (POI) .........................17

Select the POI in a speciﬁ ed location ...17 Select a POI in the local area, in the

area of the destination, or on the

route ..............................................17

Selecting POIs on the map .................17

Selecting a POI according to stored

criteria ...........................................18

Route planning * ................................18

Manually entering the route ...................18

Starting route planning .........................18

Route information ...............................19

Itinery ...............................................19

Changing the route ..............................19

Saving a route .....................................20

Loading a route ...................................20

Deleting routes ...................................20

Fly over/simulation * ..........................20

Starting ﬂ y over/simulation ..................20

Ending ﬂ y over/simulation ....................20

Contents

Further functions after entering

the destination ..................................21

Saving destinations .............................21

Saving an entered destination/one of the

previous destinations as favourite .......22

Fixing the route settings .......................22

Starting to navigate ...........................23

Start navigation...................................23

On reaching the destination ..................23

Ending navigation ................................23

GPS reception lost ...............................24

Speech output during navigation ...........24

Map display during navigation ...............24

Navigation aids ................................24

Trip information display .....................25

Speed limit......................................25

Further functions during navigation ........25

Cancelling navigation ........................25

Skip next destination ........................25

Working with the map ........................26

Display map ....................................26

Shift and scale map ..........................26

Tap in the map .................................26

Buttons ..........................................26

Quick Menu ........................................27

Manage .............................................27

Changing stored routes* .......................27

Manage the last destination ..................28

Managing favourites .............................28

Selecting a POI according to stored

criteria ...............................................28

Managing user data .............................28

Managing POIs* .................................29

Creating a new group ...........................29

Change group details ...........................29

Distance for superimposing POI

symbols ..........................................29

Renaming a group ............................29

Changing a group symbol ..................29

Deleting a group ...............................29

Change POI details ..............................29

Renaming a POI ...............................30

Changing a POI symbol .....................30

Changing a POI position ....................30

Entering a new telephone number .......30

Entering new additional info ...............30

Deleting a POI ..................................30

Assigning a POI to a new group ...........30

Recording a route* .............................31

Recording routes .................................31

Replaying recorded routes ....................31

Editing track recording

(track information) ..............................31

Renaming saved routes .....................31

Assigning the track with a new colour ..31

Displaying the route on the map .........31

Deleting a track record ......................31

Exporting saved routes......................31

Settings in the navigation menu ..........32

Settings in simple mode .......................32

Map display* .......................................32

3D settings......................................32

Colour proﬁ le ..................................33

2D terrain .......................................33

Street names ...................................33

Lane info .........................................33

Route planning settings* .......................33

Navigation settings* .............................34

Hold road position ............................34

Replanning after deviating from route ..34

Reactivating position ﬁ xing ................34

Automatic overview mode .................34

Audio settings* ....................................35

Setting the dynamic volume ...............35

Regional settings* ................................35

Program language settings .................35

Setting the announcement language ...35

Units settings ..................................35

Contents

Warning settings* ................................35

Warning while exceeding

the speed limit ................................36

Change speed camera

warning settings ...............................36

Activating warnings in

pedestrian mode ..............................36

Activating safety mode ......................36

Menu settings* ....................................36

Activating the animation ....................37

Selecting a background .....................37

Track information settings* ...................37

Making update interval settings ..........37

Activating auto save ..........................37

Set maximum route memory ..............37

Create NMEA/SIRF log ......................37

Product information* ............................37

Device settings ..................................38

Display ...........................................38

Key clicks ........................................38

Language .......................................38

Time...............................................39

Product information .........................39

Anti theft protection .........................39

Factory settings ...............................39

Calibrating the touchscreen ...............39

Software ...........................................40

Newly installing the navigation software ..40

Updating the navigation software ...........40

Service .............................................40

Guarantee .........................................40

Technical Data ...................................40

Problem assistance table ...................41

Safety notice

It is in your own interest to read the following safety references carefully before you operate the device.

Warning symbols used

In this chapter warning symbols highlight important notices to you and for this device.

DANGER!

Warns against injury or possible danger to life

DANGER!

Warns against accidents

Intended use

This device was conceived for mobile use in vehicles.

Special information regarding the navigation of trucks, buses and motor homes, such as height and width restrictions as well as maximal permissible road weights are not contained in the navigation data!

Offroad navigation (offroad navigtion) is possible with this navigation device.

Road safety

The navigation device does not relieve you of your responsibility as a driver for correct and prudent behaviour on the road. Always consider the relevant trafﬁ c regulations that apply.

Use your device in such a way that you can always steer your vehicle properly. If in doubt stop the vehicle and then operate the device with the vehicle stationary.

General safety information

Consider the following tips in order to protect yourself and the device against defects and against injuries or possible mortal danger due to ﬁ re or explosion:

Protect the equipment against becoming

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wet or damp as it is not waterproof or splash-proof.

Do not open or change the device. It could

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be otherwise become damaged and catch ﬁ re or explode. Or corrosive ﬂ ammable liquid could leak out of the battery.

Do not locate the device in very low (under

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-20 °C) or very high temperatures (over 60 °C), e.g. near to ﬁ re, heaters or in the

parked car under direct sunlight. Otherwise condensation may form in the device or it may become overheated. The device or battery could become deformed and even ignite or explode. Or corrosive ﬂ ammable liquid could leak out of the battery.

If you come into contact with ﬂ uid from the

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battery, especially in the eyes or on the skin,

rinse immediately with water and contact a doctor.

Remove the device from the power supply

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when you turn your vehicle off, since it will

continue to use up power and otherwise the vehicle battery could become discharged. Do not however, pull out the power supply plug from the connection on the device. The cable can become damaged and also cause an electric shock.

Safety notice | First operation

Tips about using the CD/DVD

A CD/DVD is included with the device, which contains navigation software and a digital map. In order to protect the CD/DVD against dirt and damage please consider the following info:

Store the CD/DVD in its case. Only touch to edges of the CD/DVD.

Do not place the CD/DVD and its case in direct sunlight.

Only use a clean CD/DVD. Clean the CD/DVD with a soft, lint free cloth from the inside outward. Never clean the CD/DVD in the direction of play. Do not use solvents even on the printed side of the CD/DVD.

Cleaning tips

Clean the display with a dry, soft cloth. Water and other ﬂ uids can destroy the display.

Do not use any strong solvents for cleaning the casing. Use only a dampened, lint free cloth.

Disposal tips

For the disposal of the old equipment make use of the return and collecting systems available.

Do not throw defective batteries into the domestic waste, separate these out and place them in the appropriate collecting points.

First operation

Scope of delivery

The following speciﬁ ed parts are included in the delivery:

Navigation device

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Suction cup mounting plate

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Charging cable for the cigarette lighter

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Operating instructions

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Backup DVD

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Note:

We recommend the use of original Blaupunkt accessories (www.blaupunkt.com).

Screen protector

Remove the protective ﬁ lm carefully from the display.

Charging the battery

The battery may be discharged on purchase of the navigation device. Charge the battery before using the device.

CAUTION!

Non-certiﬁ ed battery chargers can destroy batteries.

Use only the original battery charger from Blaupunkt for operation and charging in order to correctly charge and to protect against overvoltage.

Depending on the kind of use you can operate the device for up to 3 hours with the installed battery. Charging takes about 2 to 3 hours. The charging status is located on the map display of the navigation in the bottom left hand corner.

The upper symbol on the map display button indicates the charging status.

If the charge of the battery becomes very weak the navigation device will display it.

Attach the mains battery charger or the

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charger cable for the cigarette lighter to the charging socket.

First operation | Mounting in the vehicle

Note:

The battery is equipped with a protection from overheating from excessive current ﬂ ow. The protection prevents the overloading of the battery starting from an ambient temperature over 45 °C.

Turning the device on

Press the on/off switch for longer than 3

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seconds.

Setting the language

When you switch the equipment on for the ﬁ rst time, a dialogue menu is indicated in which you can select a language and a voice.

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Select your preferential language and voice in the dialogue menu.

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Follow the instructions. The language is then loaded. The end user

licence agreement (EULA) is then displayed.

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Tap on the button Accept to accept the contract.

Selecting simple mode/advanced mode

After you have set the language and conﬁ rmed the licence agreement, 2 modes for the operation are offered.

Note:

The mode can be changed over at any time (see chapter "Using the menus, Simple mode/ advanced mode").

Tap on the button to select the mode:

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Simple Mode:

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Clear operation for fast destination input. Access to the most important functions and settings. Values are ﬁ xed for the remaining settings, which are optimum for the simple use of the device. Advanced Mode (or expert mode):

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Access to additional functions and settings of the device (in this manual marked by a star "*" ).

Mounting in the vehicle

For temporary assembly in the vehicle a mounting plate is attached to the navigation device for attachment to the windscreen.

DANGER!

Assembly in an unsuitable place can cause injury.

Install the navigation device in such a way that your view is not obstructed and you are not distracted from the trafﬁ c.

Do not mount the device in the blowing up vicinity of any airbag.

Make sure that no passengers can be endangered by the device during emergency braking.

Examine in regular intervals the ﬁ rm ﬁ xing of the mounting plate. Changes in the ambient temperature can reduce the adhesion.

Attaching the suction cup mounting plate

Find a suitable place in the vehicle for

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mounting. The screen must be free from dust and grease.

Clean the screen if required with a screen cleaning cloth.

Mounting in the vehicle | Switching on /off

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Press the suction cup of the mounting against the screen.

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Fold the lever at the mounting plate toward the screen.

Attach the cup retainer

The suction cup mounting plate has two supports for the cup retainer.

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Push the cup retainer onto the supports until they engage.

Attach the device in the retainer

The device has two recesses on the lower surface and a recess on the back for the retainer.

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Place the device with the lower surface ﬁ rst on the retainer and press it to the rear.

The clamp support of the retainer must engage audibly into the device back.

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Align the mounting plate.

Removing the device

Press the clamp support downward.

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The device is then detached from the retainer.

Remove the device.

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Removing the suction cup mounting plate

If you change vehicles, you can remove the mounting plate very simply.

Fold the lever at the mounting plate away from

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the screen. Remove the suction cup carefully at the edge

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of the screen, so that air can come between it and the screen.

Take the suction cup off carefully from the

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screen.

Switching on /off

With the on/off switch you can turn the device on or off as well as opening the main menu.

Switching on

Press the on/off switch for longer than 3

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seconds.

Switching off

Press the on/off switch for longer than 3

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seconds. The device is then in stand-by mode and

remains ready for use. Only after 20 minutes are all functions completely switched off.

Note:

Also in the switched off state the equipment uses a small quantity of energy. If you use the device again after a longer period, charging of the battery may be necessary.

Reset

If the device does not function properly, a reset may help.

Press the on/off switch for longer than 14

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seconds. The equipment is switched off and

automatically restarts.

Using the menus

Simple mode/advanced mode

2 modes are available for the operation of the device: The simple mode for fast destination input and the advanced mode with many additional settings and functions. The modes can be changed at any time.

Note:

Additional functions and settings of the advanced mode are marked by a star "*" in this manual. The provided short manual contains detailed information regarding the simple mode.

Changing modes

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Main Menu

Tap on the symbol in the main menu. The Navigation Menu is displayed.

Tap on the symbol in the navigation

menu. The Settings menu is displayed. Tap on the button Advanced Mode to select

the advanced mode.

-orTap on the button Simple Mode to select the simple mode.

You can access the navigation and the settings from the main menu.

Press the on/off switch brieﬂ y in order to get

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to the main menu from any other menu.

Navigation menu

If you have selected the advanced mode the additional functions Route and Manage are available.

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Advanced menu Route*

Advanced menu Manage *

Tap on the symbol in the main menu. The Navigation Menu is displayed.

You can only then access the Route menu if you have already entered a destination or planned a route with several intermediate objectives.

In the Route menu you will ﬁ nd an overview and auxiliary functions for the computed routes. You can work on, or ﬂ y over the routes. You can ﬁ nd descriptions about this in the chapters "Route planning" and "Fly over/simulation".

In the Manage menu you change the saved route and manage the whole route record. In addition you can edit the last destinations and favourites, administer POIs and change stored search criteria for POIs. You can ﬁ nd descriptions about this in the chapters "Manage" and "Managing POIs".

Using the menus | Information about GPS

Buttons

Tap on this button in order to return to the previous menu.

Tap on this button in order to turn to the next page in the menu.

Done: Tap on this button in order to conﬁ rm an entry or a setting.

Keyboard

If a keyboard is needed (e.g. for typing in a destination) a virtual keyboard appears on the display. You can then make all inputs by tapping with your ﬁ nger.

These keys can be found on the keyboard:

Delete last character

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Tap on an entry in order to select it.

Information about GPS

The GPS (Global Positioning System) makes world-wide navigation and detection possible via satellites for positioning.

GPS functionality

The navigation device measures the current position of your vehicle via GPS and compares these coordinates with its digital map. The digital map contains the coordinates of the special destinations, roads and places, which you can see on the display of the navigation device. From this the device computes the route to your entered destination.

Enter a blank space

Change between upper & lower case

Display special character pallet

Set keyboard layout according to region

During input the device automatically supplements characters if possible, and only offers letters on the keyboard which can logically follow.

Lists

Often you can display lists, from which you can select an entry (e.g. a destination). If you enter for example an incomplete name of a place, a list with possible results is indicated.

In order to display a list with further suitable entries tap on the Done. Longer lists take more time to be displayed.

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Tap on one of the buttons in order to leaf through the list.

Displaying GPS info

Information about the GPS reception of the device, your current position and your speed can be found in the menu GPS Info.

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Tap on the button in the Navigation Menu on the Map.

The map is displayed.

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Tap on the symbol.

The Quick Menu is displayed. Tap on the button GPS. The GPS-Data menu is displayed.

Information about GPS | Making basic adjustments

This information can be found in the menu.

Accuracy: Signal strength of the GPS

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satellites In addition, the number of received GPS

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satellites is represented by bars (the colour represents the signal strength). For navigation signals at least 3 satellites are needed. Latitude/Longitude: Current position in

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latitude/longitude Elevation : Current height above sea

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level Speed : Current speed of the vehicle

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Time: Current time, which is sent by the

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GPS satellite

Note:

Buildings, tunnels and external inﬂ uences can disturb the view to the sky and thus the GPS reception of the navigation device.

Making basic adjustments

Before you start navigating to a destination, make these basic adjustments:

Set the time zone for your location, so that

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during navigation the correct arrival time is indicated to you.

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Activate the PIN request in order to block the use of the equipment from unauthorized use.

Setting the time zone

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Tap on the symbol in the main menu.

The Settings menu is displayed.

Tap on the symbol. The Time menu is displayed.

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Select your time zone from the list of available

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time zones.

Note:

The display of the state capitals in the respective zone facilitates the selection for you. "GMT" stands for Greenwich Mean Time, the mean solar time at the prime meridian without consideration of summer time.

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Tap on the button OK.

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Tap on the symbol. A list of available time zones is

displayed.

Tap on the symbol in order to change between the 24-hour and 12-hour displays.

Making basic adjustments

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Tap on the symbol to activate summer time (ticked) or to deactivate it (not ticked).

Note:

Adjust the settings if the time has changed at your location, or if you must adapt to another time zone.

Tap on the button to leave the menu.

Activating the PIN request

You have the possibility with the PIN request of blocking the use of the device to unauthorised access. Thus each time that you switch the device on your PIN (Personnel Identity Number) is queried which you have set up. You can change the PIN at any time. If you forgot the PIN, you can unblock the device with the PUK (Personnel Unblocking Key), which you can set up. The PUK cannot be changed.

Note:

With the PIN input you have only 3 attempts to enter the correct PIN and then 3 attempts to enter the correct PUK. If you enter a wrong PUK for the third time, your device will become irrevocably blocked and you will have to return the device to Blaupunkt Service.

Setting up the PIN request

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Tap on the symbol in the main menu.

The Settings menu is displayed.

The initial set up is followed by the invitation to enter a PUK. The PUK serves for the unblocking of the device if you forget the PIN.

Follow the instructions and enter the PUK of

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your choice. Tap on the button OK.

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In order to safely store your PUK:

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blaupunkt.com and follow the instructions.

Blocking/unblocking the device

Requirement:

You have set up the PIN request.

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Tap in the Anti Theft Protection menu on the

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button Protection Setup to block the device (ticked) or to unblock it (not ticked).

The PIN request is displayed. Enter your PIN.

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Tap on the button OK.

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Changing the PIN

Tap in the Anti Theft Protection menu on the

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button Change PIN Code. The PIN request is displayed. Follow the instructions and enter the PIN of

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your choice. Tap on the button OK.

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Tap on the symbol. The Anti Theft Protection menu is

displayed. Tap on the button Protection Setup. Tap on the button OK. The PIN request is displayed. Follow the instructions and enter the PIN of

your choice. Tap on the button OK.

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