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T able of Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 3. Detailed Description
3.1. Destinations Management
3.1.1. Address/Intersection .....................
3.1.2. Point of Interest (POI) ...................
3.1.3. Home Address ..............................
3.1.4. Office Address ...............................
3.1.5. Previous Destination .....................
3.1.6. Favorites .........................................
3.1.7. By using Map .................................
3.2. Setup
3.2.1. Navigation Preferences ................
3.2.2. Display Option ...............................
3.2.3. User Input Settings .......................
3.2.4. Location Reset ..............................
3.2.5. System Menu ................................
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30~33
34~35
35~36
37~38
39~40
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42~43
44~45
45~48
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49~50
1.1. Product Introduction.....................
1.2. Precaution.....................................
1.3. Warning .......................................
1.4. Box Contents ...............................
1.5. Parts Index and Function ............
1.6. How to Mount P-3600 .................
1.7. SD Card Installation.....................
2.1. Preface and Safety Information ......
2.2. Turning the unit on or off ..................
2.3. Start Screen .......................................
2.4. Choose a destination.........................
2.5. Map Display
2.5.1. Current Location Screen ..........
2.5.2. Arrival Screen .............................
2.6. Destination Selection Mode .............
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Chapter 2. Basic Operation
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6.1. Information ................................................
6.2. Volume/Brightness ..................................
6.3. Touch calibration ......................................
6.4. Power
6.4.1. Battery Mode ....................................
6.4.2. Power Saving Mode ........................
7.1. FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions)...
7.2. Specifications ....................................
7.3. Warranty ............................................
7.4. FCC Compliance................................
7.5. End-User License Agreement ..........
4.1. Planned Route ............................
4.2. Detour ..........................................
4.3. Cancel Current Route .................
4.4. Trail Book ....................................
5.1. How to use MENU ......................
5.2. MP3 Player ..................................
5.3. Picture Viewer
5.3.1. Full Screen Mode .................
5.3.2. Slide Show Mode .................
5.4. Quick Menu .................................
Chapter 7. Further Information
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Chapter 4. Optional Features Chapter 6. System Setup
Chapter 5. Additional Functions
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Chapter 1.
Introduction
1.1. Product Introduction.......................
1.2. Precaution.......................................
1.3. Warning ..........................................
1.4. Box Contents .................................
1.5. Parts Index and Function ..............
1.6. How to Mount P-3600 ...................
1.7. SD Card Installation........................
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04~05
06~07
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[ Traffic law observance ]
The electronic map for this product was made
on the basis of the last situation. However,
the actual information of the road and building
can not be wholly accurate. It is continuously
changed after the sale of the product. You
must observe the local situation and traffic
guidance.
[Understanding GPS]
The GPS used for commercial purpose has
an average error margin of 15m distance.
Please keep in mind.
We do not compensate for any damages from
accidents based on local traffic situations. Please
use this product only for reference.
NOTE
This product is an automobile navigation
device. This means that the designed
product may be used in a car.It includes
the GPS (Global positioning System),
antenna, and detailed map.
In this user guide, any modification for
improvement of the performance may
occur without notice.
The screen printed on this user guide may
differ from the actual screen in result of
manufacture process and printing ink.
1.1. Product Introduction
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Do not install the product in areas which
are susceptible to rain, moisture, direct sunlight, extreme heat or cold, excessive dust,
dirt or high humidity.
Prevent dropping the product and subjecting
it to high impacts. It can cause the product
to malfunction and possibly damage your
navigation system.
Please use with appropriate volume.
High audio volume may cause accidents.
After powering on the unit, the GPS satellite
reception may take a while. It can change
according to the weather and surrounding
situation.
If the product is used for a long time while the
engine is at off state, the battery will become
flat.
Do not put any metal object on the product.
If a metal object is put on the GPS antenna,
the GPS data receiving performance may fail.
Do not use the product near an electromagnetic wave or similar GPS. They can affect this
product.
Use hardware and installation parts only provided with the unit to ensure proper installation.
Using other parts can cause malfunction and
possible damage to your navigation system.
Do not leave the unit on the windscreen in
direct sunlight when the vehicle is unattended.
Extreme heat can damage the unit.
1.2. Precaution 1.3. Warning
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The product is fitted with SD Card when the product is shipped.
1.4. Box Contents
P-3600 Unit
Windshield Mount
User Guide
Auto Power Adapter
(Cigarette lighter Jack)
SD Card (1G)
DVD
AC Power Adapter
NOTE
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1.5. Parts Index and Function
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1.5. Parts Index and Function
POWER button(Screen on/off)
MENU button
Displays the main menu on the screen.
(NAVI, MP3, Picture Viewer, System Setup)
3.5" LCD Touch Panel
Headphone Jack
SD Memory Card Slot
DC Power Input Jack
USB Port
Connects the P-3600 to the Windshield
Mount.
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We recommend that you install the
unit below the center of the windshield,
between the driver and passenger seats.
NOTE
1.
To prevent the the shaking,
modify the windshield
mount.
1.6. How to Mount P-3600
Plug the auto power
adapter into the power
input port of the device.
2.
Find a suitable spot on the
windshield, firmly place the
suction cup against the
glass and turn the lever to
the closed position.
3.
Plug in the auto power
adapter.
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5. Connect the unit to the
Windshield Mount.
Turn the unit gently until
you are satisfied with the
viewing angle.
6. Get to your next destination.
Safely - Quickly - Confidently
4. Plug the auto power
adapter into the cigarette
lighter socket of the vehicle.
1.6. How to Mount P-3600
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Insert the SD card into the unit : The front side of the card upwards as shown below.
1.7. SD card Installation
Front View
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Chapter 2.
Basic Operation
2.1. Preface and Safety Information ........
2.2. Turning the unit on or off .....................
2.3. Start Screen .........................................
2.4. Choose a destination...........................
2.5. Map Display
2.5.1. Current Location Screen .............
2.5.2. Arrival Screen ................................
2.6. Destination Selection Mode ...............
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Preface
You have chosen a high-end Caliber personal
navigation system. Congratulations! Please enjoy
using it. The NavMate navigation software provides turn-by-turn route guidance while traveling to
your destination. Before operating, take a few minutes to review the safety and operating instructions
in this manual so you can quickly and safely
become familiar with your NavMate software's
many features.
This User Manual explains the NavMate software's
functions, and provides details on:
Using the control buttons
Entering destinations
Understanding the different screens available
on your NavMate software
Adjusting user preferences
NavMate software provides turn-by-turn visual and
voice assistance to direct you to your selected destination. The software quickly calculates step-bystep directions to any destination available on the
included navigation map.
The NavMate software uses Global Positioning
System (GPS) satellites, and a digital roadway map
database to calculate and display travel directions.
The system's GPS antenna receives signals from a
constellation of 24 satellites orbiting the earth and
uses the strongest of signals, to determine your
position to within meters.
2.1. Preface and Safety Information
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2.1. Preface and Safety Information
Vehicle Position
The NavMate software's computer considers
vehicle speed and heading changes, together with
longitude and latitude information, to accurately
determine vehicle heading and position on a digital map.
Signals from GPS satellites are used to determine
the vehicle location. Three (good) or greater than
four (best) satellites must be received to accurately determine location. The GPS reception status
is indicated by the GPS symbol on the map.
Map and Information Database
The map database used by your NavMate software was created using high-resolution aerial and
land based data collection.
Car navigation maps are frequently updated.
While the database was judged to be as accurate
as possible at the time of its release, a map database can never be 100% accurate. Road information that is maintained in the map databases,
such as turn restrictions or road names may
change over time.
Note: All users should read this manual prior to
operating your Caliber Personal Navigation
device with NavMate software.
NavMate Software User Manual Ver. 3.136
Copyright? 2006 - All rights reserved.
This document and the software described in it
are furnished under license and may be used or
copied only in accordance with such license.
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Except as permitted by such license, the contents of
this document may not be disclosed to third parties,
copied, or duplicated in any form, in whole or in part,
without the prior written permission of Horizon
Navigation, Inc.
The NavMate software, including its operation and
use, is covered by one or more of the following
patents:
US Patents No. 5,262,775; 5,283,575; 5,291,412;
5,291,413; 5,291,414; 5,297,028; 5,303,159;
5,311,434; 5,339,246; 5,343,400; 5,345,382;
5,359,529; 5,374,933; 5,377,113; 5,390,123;
5,394,333; 5,402,120; 5,414,630; 5,430,655;
5,440,484; 5,477,220; 5,508,931; 5,515,283;
5,515,284; 5,550,538; 5,608,635; 5,712,788;
5,731,978; 5,862,509; 5,898,390; 5,902,350;
5,904,728; 5,910,177; 5,912,635; 5,922,042;
5,928,307; 5,938,720; 5,987,381; 6,058,390;
6,144,919; 6,147,626; 6,253,154; 6,259,987;
6,282,496; 6,298,305; 6,360,165; 6,456,931;
6,456,935; 6,470,268; 6,542,814; 6,552,656;
6,600,994; 6,622,086; 6,735,516; D364,840;
D397,046; D457,823; EP0987665A3.
The sale and/or licensing of the NavMate software
and associated materials do not include any licenses (implied or otherwise) to patents or technology,
unless specifically stated in writing.
NavMate is a trademark of Horizon Navigation, Inc.
The Caliber NavMate software and associated
materials are protected by copyright in the US and
internationally.
2.1. Preface and Safety Information
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Safety Information and Precautions
WARNING! Please read and follow the follow-
ing safety precautions - Failure to follow these
instructions below may significantly increase
your risk of collision and/or personal injury.
The Please Drive Safely Screen is displayed
each time the NavMate software is turned ON as
a reminder and your agreement to make use of
the system's navigational aids in a safe manner.
]
Before using the NavMate software, read this
entire manual. Make sure that you are familiar with
the system's features and know how to operate
the system. Proper use of the NavMate software
includes the following guidelines:
The NavMate software is not a substitute for your
personal judgment. The route suggestions should
never supersede any local traffic regulation or your
personal judgment and /or knowledge of safe driving practices. Prior to completing any maneuvers
suggested by your NavMate software (for example,
a U-turn or a left turn), verify that you can legally and
safely complete the maneuver. Do not follow route
suggestions if they direct you to perform an unsafe
or illegal maneuver, would place you in an unsafe
situation, or would route you into an area that you
consider unsafe.
While the vehicle is in motion, let the computer
voice guide you. Glance at the screen only when
necessary and safe to do so. If prolonged viewing is
necessary, pull off the road to a safe location.
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While the vehicle is in motion, only a passenger
should operate the NavMate software. The driver
should not operate the system unless the vehicle is
parked in a safe location.
The NavMate software's map database provides
information on suggested routes without regard to
factors that may affect your driving experience or
the time required to arrive at your destination. For
example, the system does not reflect road detours,
closures or construction, some road characteristics
(e.g., road surface, slope or grade, weight or height
restrictions, etc.), temporary traffic congestion,
weather conditions, and similar factors.
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2.3. Start Screen
Icon
1
Description
Show smaller map area.
Show larger map area.
Show Main Menu.
Change type of map view.
If no active route, select current location.
Exit
1. 2.After powering on the unit, you will see the
reminder warning to use the navigation system
safely and lawfully as shown below.
Read carefully. After agreeing to the warning
screen by tapping the "Press to accept" button,
the map screen will appear.
1 2 3 4 5
2
3
4
5
The start screen will appear.3.
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2.4. Choose a destination
1. To activate main menu, tap the main menu
icon on the bottom of the start screen.
2. Select the Go to... icon on the main menu
window.
Icon
1
Description
Return to map mode.
Return to main menu.
Go back one step.
1 2 3
2
3
Destination Selection Menu will open as shown
below:
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2.5. Map Display
The Map Display shows roads, road names, and
cartographic features like lakes and rivers.
You can adjust the map scale, the map orientation,
map view, status information display, and the distance units to your own preferences.
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7
3
4
8
Icon
1
Description
Clock
GPS reception status
Compass heading
Display Function buttons Icon
Current location
Map Scale
Park
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6
7
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2.5. Map Display
2.5.1. Current Location Screen
Press to display information about
the current map location.
Then select the location information box to
add it to address book, use it as a destination,
re-set position, or save location as HOME
location.
2.5.2. Arrival Screen
The destination is shown on the Map
Display screen with a circle.
A voice message announces that you are
approaching your destination.
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2.6. Destination Selection Mode
There are five ways to select a destination.
by scrolling using the arrow keys (List Mode)
by searching using an on screen keyboard (Spell
Mode):
Many of the lists keep track of the last five most
recently used (MRU) selections. These are placed
at the top of the list in a different color and allow you
to quickly select items that are used frequently.
1. List Mode screen
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2. Spell Mode screens 3. Most Recently Used Portion of List
Most Recently
Used List Items
5
1 2
3
4
Icon
1
Description
Select currently input characters and show list of matches.
Switch keyboard from special character layout to QWERTY
layout.
Switch keyboard from QWERTY layout to special character
layout.
Quit Spell Mode and return to List Mode.
Delete last entered character.
2
3
4
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Detailed Description
3.1. Destinations Management
3.1.1. Address/Intersection ..........................
3.1.2. Point of Interest (POI) ........................
3.1.3. Home Address ...................................
3.1.4. Office Address ...................................
3.1.5. Previous Destination .........................
3.1.6. Favorites .............................................
3.1.7. By using Map .....................................
3.2. Setup
3.2.1. Navigation Preferences ....................
3.2.2. Display Option ....................................
3.2.3. User Input Settings ............................
3.2.4. Location Reset ...................................
3.2.5. System Menu .....................................
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3.1. Destinations Management
3.1.1. Address/Intersection
If you know the street address or cross streets of
your destination, use the "Address/Intersection"
selection.
Please continue according to the following stage:
1. On the start screen, tap main menu icon.
2. Select 'Go to...' icon on the Main Menu screen.
3. On the following screen, tap Address/Intersection.
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4. Address/Intersection window will display.
You may select either the Postcode or City Name
or the Street Name first.
By Postcode
If you know the postcode, select this option to
quickly find the city.
The postcode search is limited to the currently selected country.
Postcode searching may not be available in all areas.
NOTE
: The system remembers the last State/Province
selected, so this step is not necessary every time.
NOTE
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By City Name
If you know the city and street, select this option.
You could use the "Street Name" option instead,
but it is quicker and easier to use the "City Name"
option when you know both parts of the address.
Step 1. On Address/Intersection window, select
the City Name icon.
Step 2. On following screen, select the desired city
through the list by using the scroll up and down.
Step 3. Type the first characters of the city name.
then, select the desired city name from the list.
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By Street Name
If you know the street name but you are not sure of
the city, select this option.
You might use this option, for example, if you were
in a large metropolitan area and a street continues
through multiple cities and you are not sure of
which city is appropriate for the street.
Step 1. On Address/Intersection window, select the
Street Name icon.
Step 2. On following screen, select the desired icon
through the list by using the scroll up and down.
City and local area
where street is located
Icon
1
Description
Return to map mode
Page up in displayed list.
Return to main menu.
Page down in displayed list.
Switch to Spell Mode.
Go back one step.
2
3
4
5
1 2 3 4 5 6
6
House numbers on
that road segment
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5. Route Calculation
After selecting a destination, the system calcu-
lates a route based on the route criteria set in
the Setup Menu.
The status bar indicates route calculation
progress.
6. Route Guidance
The navigation will instruct you to "Please proceed to
the highlighted route" unless you are already on the
route. The highlighted route is indicated in magenta.
The guidance information is continually updated
to correspond with your progress to the destination.
Road name or
sign information
for upcoming turn
Distance and time
to next turn
Distance remaining to
destination
ETA (estimated time of arrival)
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3.1.2. Point of Interest (POI)
The Point of Interest option is useful when you are
going to a public place or are looking for some type
of facility such as a gasoline station.
(NOTE: The system remembers the last
State/Province selected, so this step is not necessary every time.)
Please continue according to the following stage:
1. On the start screen, tap main menu icon.
2. Select 'Go to...' icon on the Main Menu screen.
3. On the following screen, tap Point of Interest.
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4. POI Search Methods
Points of Interest may be searched by Category,
Postcode, Phone Number, or Name.
By Category
If you are interested in the closest POI of a certain
type for example nearest gas station, select this
option.
Several categories restrict the search radius as
well to minimize the search time.
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By Name
If you know the name of the Point of Interest for
example "COLUSSEUM", select this option on
the keypad.
By Postcode
If you know the postcode, select this option to quickly
find the city.
(Note: Postcode search is limited to the currently selected country. Postcode searching may not be available
in all areas.)
5. After selecting POI search criteria, you may select to
list the results sorted by distance or by name.
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6. POI Search Results
7. Route Calculation
After selecting a destination, the system calculates a
route based on the route criteria set in the Setup Menu.
8. Route Guidance
The navigation will instruct you to "Please proceed to
the highlighted route".
Straight-line distance to POI
and POI phone number
POI Address
POI Name
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2. Select 'Go to...' icon on the Main Menu screen.
3. On the following screen, tap Home Address.
3.1.3. Home Address
The Home Address is a convenient way to route
to your saved home address directly.
Please continue according to the following stage:
1. On the start screen, tap main menu icon.
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3.1.4. Office Address
The office Address is a convenient way to route to
your saved office address directly.
Please continue according to the following stage:
1. On the start screen, tap main menu icon.
4. Route Calculation
The system calculates a route based on the route
criteria set in the Setup Menu.
5. Route Guidance
The navigation will instruct you to "Please proceed
to the highlighted route".
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2. Select 'Go to...' icon on the Main Menu screen.
3. On the following screen, tap Office Address.
4. Route Calculation
The system calculates a route based on the route
criteria set in the Setup Menu.
5. Route Guidance
The navigation will instruct you to "Please proceed
to the highlighted route".
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2. Select 'Go to...' icon on the Main Menu screen.
3. On the following screen, tap Previous
Destination.
3.1.5. Previous Destination
Previous destinations entered into your NavMate
software are automatically saved into the memory
of the NavMate software.
This is helpful when you want to return to a recent
destination, such as a hotel where you may be
staying. The Previous Origin of the last calculated
route is also stored for easy return to your start
point.
1. On the start screen, tap main menu icon.
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4. Previous Destination Selection
On following screen, select the desired location
through the list by scrolling using the arrow keys.
5. Route Calculation
The system calculates a route based on the route
criteria set in the Setup Menu.
6. Route Guidance
The navigation will instruct you to "Please proceed
to the highlighted route".
Icon
1
Description
Exit menu mode and return to map mode
Page up in displayed list.
Return back one menu level.
Page down in displayed list.
Go back one step.
2
3
4
5
1 2
3
4
5
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3. On the following screen, tap Favorites.
4. The Favorites window will appear.
There are three additional ways to set your
destination under Favorites:
3.1.6. Favorites
1. On the start screen, tap main menu icon.
2. Select 'Go to...' icon on the Main Menu screen.
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Address Book
The Address Book is a convenient place to store
frequently visited destinations.
To add, delete, or edit address book entries see
"Address Book Editing" section of this manual.
Trail Book
You can route to trails you have created.
Latitude Longitude
You can route to a destination by directly inputting
latitude and longitude values.
Icon
1
Description
Page up in displayed list.
Return back one menu level.
Page down in displayed list.
Display spell mode.
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
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3.1.7. By using Map
You may select the destination by touching the
screen. The system will display the cross hairs
according to the location you touch.
Panning
crosshairs
1. Press icon to display location information about the current panned location.
2. Select the highlighted entry to select the
panned location for the following options.
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3.2. Setup
You may customize the Navigation to your own
preferences.
Select Set-up option to adjust navigation prefer-
ences, display options, and units (km or mi) settings.
You may also reset the vehicle position and do
some basic system diagnostics through the Setup
Menu.
3.2.1. Navigation Preferences
Navigation Preferences allows you to set the simulation mode on, and set the route calculation and
guidance options.
Please continue according to the following stage:
1. Select Setup icon from the Main Menu.
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3.2. Setup
2. Select Navigation Preferences on the setup
window.
3. On the following screen, adjust Navigation
Preferences.
Shortest time/distance - Determines if the
Navigation emphasizes finding the fastest or the
shortest route.
Avoid Freeway - Determines if the Navigation
avoids or uses freeways in the route calculation.
Avoid Tolls - Determines if the Navigation uses
toll roads in the calculated route.
Use Ferries - Yes or No
Simulation - When selected, the Navigation will
"drive" the selected route even though the vehicle is not moving. This can be used to preview
a route, or show off the system to friends.
Auto Recalculation - When selected, the
Navigation will automatically recalculate the
route if you miss a turn or when the current
route is left.
Voice Guidance - When selected, the system
will give audible guidance.
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3.2. Setup
3.2.2. Display Options
Display options allow you to set the map orientation
and some of the information items displayed.
Please continue according to the following stage:
1. Select Setup icon from the Main Menu.
2. Select Display Options on the setup window.
3. On the following screen, adjust Display Options.
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3.2. Setup
4. Setup the Display Options
Heading Up - Determines if the map is always
displayed with North direction at the top of the
screen or if map is always adjusted so that vehicle
symbol points toward the top of the screen.
Display Clock - Yes or No
ETA on - Yes or No; time based
Display Status Bar - Yes or No
Display GPS Icon - Turn the display of the
GPS reception symbol on or off.
Display Scale Icon - Yes or No
Display Compass Icon - Yes or No
Display Next Maneuver - Turn symbol; Yes or
No
Enlarged Intersection - Turn the "True View"
on or off.
3.2.3. User Input Settings
Please continue according to the following stage:
1. Select Setup icon from the Main Menu.
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3.2. Setup
2. Select User Input Settings on the setup window.
3. On the following screen, adjust User Input
Settings.
Day/Night Settings
You can select Auto, Day or Night color scheme.
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3.2. Setup
Point of Interest Icon Setup
Allows you to select POIs that will be displayed in
different scales.
Distance Units Setting
Based on personal preference, the units used
when displaying and announcing the distance to
turns may be set to Miles (decimal miles, e.g. 0.3
miles.), Kilometers/meters, or Miles/yards.
Set Time
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3.2. Setup
Language Settings
You can choose from one of the languages/voices
that are displayed in the list. If the voice guidance
language is loaded onto your SD card, then both the
voice and the on-screen text will be the selected language; if not, then only the selected language text
will appear.
3.2.4. Location Reset
You may reset the location of the vehicle symbol
using the Set Vehicle Position option.
1. Select Location Reset on the setup window.
2. On the following screen, adjust Location Reset.
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3.2. Setup
GPS Diagnostics
Displays the number of GPS satellites currently in
view and how many are currently being used.
The GPS satellite time is displayed (UTC) along
with other information.
3.2.5. System Menu
Allows you to view the current GPS reception
status, adjust the current vehicle symbol position,
and it also provides information on the current
software and map version numbers.
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3.2. Setup
GPS VP Reset
To reset the vehicle symbol based on the GPS
determined longitude and latitude, select GPS VP
reset.
System Info
The version numbers for the system application
software and map database can be found under
System Information.
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Optional Features
4.1. Planned Route.....................................
4.2. Detour ..................................................
4.3. Cancel Current Route ........................
4.4. Trail Book..............................................
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4.1. Planned Route
To view planned route on the current highlighted
route, touch the Yellow Maneuver Icon and the
system will display the entire route list.
While navigating a current route from the Guidance
Display main menu, you can select a Routing
Detour.
4.2. Detour
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4.2. Detour
Avoid Current Road
By selecting "Avoid Current Road", a new routing
will be calculated, voice instructions given and the
new route displayed.
Detour Distance
By selecting "Detour Distance", a new route will
automatically be recalculated based upon the
length of Detour you select (1 to 3 miles)
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4.2. Detour
Avoid Specific Road
By selecting "Avoid Specific Road", you can
select from a list of roads to avoid or use Spell
Mode to select a specific road to avoid.
Select this function to cancel the current route.
4.3. Cancel Current Route
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If you decide that you wish to drive "Off-Road", you
can keep track of your route using the "Trail Book"
function.
1. Select <Edit Favorites>.
2. Select <Trail Book>.
3. Select <Add>.
4. Choose a name for this new trail.
5. After confirming the name, start driving.
4.4. Trail Book
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4.4. Trail Book
5. Then, Press "Push-Pin" icon to create
new waypoints.
6. Press Menu icon and select <Stop Trail>
when you complete the trail:
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Name Trail
After selecting a saved trail, you can use the keyboard to rename the trail.
4.4. Trail Book
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4.4. Trail Book
Follow Trail
Next time when you go off-roading, you can follow the same trail you created by...
1. Selecting "Go To", then
2. Select "Favorites", then
3. Select "Trail Book", then
4. Select an existing trail.
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You can select to go to any points in a previously
named trail as a starting point.
Upon your selection, the system will point you with
a red line to that starting location. You will follow the
red line to the starting point and start your trail blazing by following the dotted line.
Press Menu Icon then select "Stop Trail" to
cancel route.
4.4. Trail Book
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Additional Functions
5.1. How to use MENU ...............................
5.2. MP3 Player .............................................
5.3. Picture Viewer
5.3.1. Full Screen Mode .............................
5.3.2. Slide Show Mode .............................
5.4. Quick Menu ...........................................
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1.2.Press the 'MENU' button on the bottom right-hand
corner of the unit.
Then the 'MENU' screen will appear.
The four functions will help you to access any available feature with a single click.
Navigation : Activates mapping applications and
routing functions.
MP3 Player : Activates the MP3 player.
Picture Viewer : Activates the picture viewer.
System Setup : Configure the system setting of
the device. (Information, volume/brightness, etc.)
5.1. How to use MENU
Only one mode can be used at any one time.
(Navigation, MP3, Picture Viewer)
1. Navigation Mode and MP3 / Picture Viewer Mode
When the navigation is operating if you press the MENU key of the
unit, the pop up message will appear.
2. MP3 Mode and Picture Viewer Mode
When the MP3 or Picture Viewer is operating if you press the MENU
key of the unit, the operated system is automatically closed and the
MENU screen will appear.
NOTE
If you tap the 'YES' icon, the navigation system is closed and the
MENU screen will appear. Then, you can select the MP3 or Picture
Viewer mode.
If you tap the 'NO' icon, the navigation screen will appear again.
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The MP3 Player has the following features:
Playback of MP3 files
Basic playback controls such as play, pause,
stop, back and forward.
Playback includes single selection playback,
repeat.
Available file : mp3, wav, ogg file
5.2 MP3 Player
1. Copy Music files from your computer to the SD card.
We recommend first creating a MUSIC folder on the SD
Card, then copying all of the Music files into that
folder.(Optional)
2. Insert the SD card into the unit .
3. Power on the unit, then push the MENU button on the
bottom right-hand corner of the unit.
4. Select MP3 icon on the following MENU screen.
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5.6.The program will search for MP3 files in all folder of
the SD card. When MP3 files are detected, they will
be shown on your play list.
The previous played MP3 file will be played automatically.
7.
8.
If you tap the 'FILE' icon on the MP3 screen, the
MP3 list screen will appear.
On the MP3 list window, select the desired MP3 file
by tapping on it by using the up and down arrows to
scroll up and down in the list.
5.2 MP3 Player
On MP3 List window, , icons change the
mp3 list per page.
NOTE
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TITLE
Play/Pause
Stop
Previous/Next
REPEAT
FILE
MUTE
DESCRIPTION
Play or pause the playback.
Stop the playback
Move to the previous or next file
Infinitely repeat the current file
Display the MP3 file list
Mute sound
ICON
9. To close the program, tap 'EXIT' icon in the upper
right- hand corner of the screen. You will be returned
to the MENU screen.
The Control Icons of the MP3 screen features:
10.To repeat the current selected MP3 file, tap 'REPEAT'
icon on the screen. ( If you press again this icon, the
repeat function will be cancelled.)
5.2 MP3 Player
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5.3. Picture Viewer
Picture Viewer main window is shown as below:
Playback of Picture files
You can view the Full screen and the Slide show mode.
File search is possible at the Picture viewer main menu.
Available file : bmp, jpg, gif file
5.3.1. Full Screen Mode
Tap the 'FULL' icon on the bottom of the Picture viewer
main window.
On Full Screen Mode, it can move to the previous or
next picture file.
Too big file can't be displayed.
The picture file specification is
BMP : max12MByte(size), under 4.22M pixel (resolution)
JPG&GIF : under 2.2M pixel (resolution).
NOTE
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At the last slide, the Question Notice whether the slide
show is finished will be appeared;
5.3.2. Slide show Mode
Tap the 'SLIDE' icon on the bottom of the Picture viewer
main window.
The Picture Slide is converted at 3 seconds intervals.
5.3. Picture Viewer
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1. Press the 'MENU' button in the bottom right-hand
corner of the unit for the 3 minutes.
2. Then,Quick menu will be displayed in the upper lefthand corner of the window.
5.4. Quick Menu
BRIGHTNESS : Set up the brightness of the screen.
VOLUME : Volume can be set up immediately.
CALIBRATION: If the system stops moving completely
and you cannot activate any of the buttons, it could be a
screen calibration issue.
In such case, Screen calibration can be performed.
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System Setup
6.1. Information .............................................
6.2. Volume/Brightness ...............................
6.3. Touch calibration ..................................
6.4. Power
6.4.1. Battery Mode ..................................
6.4.2. Power Saving Mode ......................
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1. 2. The four functions will display when the SYSTEM
SETUP icon is selected on the MENU window.
Information: Display the information on products.
Volume/Brightness: Adjust the volume and
brightness of the unit.
Touch Calibration: Control the sensitivity of the
touch pad.
Power: Display the power setting state.
Press the 'MENU' button in the bottom right-hand
corner of the unit. Then, the MENU screen will
display as shown below:
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6.2. Volume/Brightness
6.1. Information
Please try the following procedure:
1. Tap the 'System setup' icon on the MENU window.
2. Tap the 'Information' icon on the System setup window.
3. The information of the products and Navigation MAP
program will display.
Please try the following procedure:
1. Tap the 'System setup' icon on the MENU window.
2. Tap the 'Volume/Brightness' icon
3. Adjust volume and brightness of the device as preferred
through using the scroll as shown above.(Volume consists
of total 10 steps.)
4. Tap the OK icon to store the adjusted values.
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In rare cases, if the system stops moving completely and
you cannot activate any of the buttons, it could be a
touchpad calibration issue.
1. Tap the 'System setup' icon on the MENU window.
2. Tap the 'Touch Calibration' icon. On the following
INFORMATION window, select 'YES' icon.
4.
5.
6.
7.
If you push and hold the cross mark, it will calibrate
the optimal state with having the pushed value.
After finished to push the cross mark, tap the screen
to register saved data. Then, Calibration will finish.
Check the device after resetting the Touch
Calibration.
If your device still doesn't perform properly, please
contact the Technical Support.
6.3. Touch calibration
3. Follow the instructions on the screen as shown below.
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6.4.1. Battery Mode
If you pressed the 'BATTERY' icon, the current state of the
power which connected with the equipment will display.
When you tapping the 'Power' icon on the System
setup window, the Power screen will be displayed as
shown below.
The Power Setup is consists of two menus.
6.4. Power
AC Power state
In charging state, it will display
'BATTERY CHARGING...' on
the screen.
In fully charged state, it will display 'BATTERY FULL...' on
the screen.
Battery state
Displays the current battery
state.
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6.4.2. Power Saving Mode
If you pressed the 'Power Saving' icon, the two power
saving setup functions will be displayed.
[Backlight time out]
If there is neither touch or
button pushing, the backlight becomes dark after
setting time.
[Backlight warning time out]
Controls the time that Low Battery warning notice is displayed.
6.4. Power
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Further Information
7.1. FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions)....
7.2. Specifications ......................................
7.3. Warranty ..............................................
7.4. FCC Compliance.................................
7.5. End-User License Agreement ...........
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7.1. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
What Voice Guidance languages are supplied with my
CALIBER GPS navigation system?
Most system DVDs ship with 10 available languages; English-US
<female>, French Canadian, Spanish-Mexican, English-UK,
French, German, Italian, Spanish, Danish and Dutch.
What Voice Guidance languages are supplied with my
CALIBER GPS navigation system?
Most system DVDs ship with 10 available languages; English-US
<female>, French Canadian, Spanish-Mexican, English-UK,
French, German, Italian, Spanish, Danish and Dutch.
Should I back up my Caliber-NavMate software includ-
ing the maps?
Should for any reason the data on your flash card is lost, the
supplied Caliber-NavMate DVD-ROM may be used to restore
your map data. See the Caliber-NavMate Downloader
Instruction Manual.
If driving in Canada, how do I access Canadian map
data?
The supplied Caliber-NavMate DVD-ROM may be used in
your PC with a flash card reader to load your Canada map
data. See the Caliber-NavMate Downloader Instructions.
How do I change to a different Voice Guidance lan-
guage?
Use the supplied Caliber-NavMate DVD-ROM to change a
voice guidance language. See the Caliber-NavMate
Downloader Instruction Manual.
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My unit does not receive a GPS signal, what should I do?
Sometimes it takes a minute a two to lock onto 3 or more GPS
satellites (you can see how many satellites are being received by
selecting the Main Menu - Settings - GPS Diagnostics). If you continue to have problems getting a GPS satellite fix, please make sure
that you are outside and the GPS antenna has a good visibility to
the open sky.
Some heat-reflecting windshields and built-in windshield heaters
block the GPS signal reception inside the car. Very often, such heatreflecting windshields have a hole behind the rear-view mirror or the
heat reflection is limited on the left (or right) side of the windshield to
let signals pass through. If you can not get a signal after mounting
the device, use the supplied GPS antenna lead extension and
mounting plate, then place your GPS antenna on that position.
Alternatively, you can use an external GPS antenna or buy a longer
extension lead to extend the GPS cable and place the GPS receiver
in the back of your car (remember: your GPS receiver should
always have a free view of sky and that you have free and clear
view of the road).
How many voice guidance languages can be down-
loaded to the system at one time?
Caliber Personal Navigation Systems come with a pre-installed
memory card containing everything you need to navigate in the
country where you purchased the unit. If you wish to build additional map data libraries (e.g. All USA + Canada <2GB> or
Canada-only <512MB>) we advise that you choose a flash card
of the same type that shipped with your system and with
enough memory to store your maps (as stated in database list).
What is the best place on the windshield to mount my
Caliber Personal Navigation System?
Caliber is committed to make your driving as safe as possible
roads. Any Caliber device should be placed in a position on your
windshield that does not block your view of the road, in any way,
and that enables an optimal usage of your device. Our advice is
to mount your Caliber product at the lowest possible position on
your windshield. Your Caliber device should not be placed
directly under your rear-view mirror.
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7.1. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
What if I can't find an address?
Please make sure you have correctly spelled your entry. If you do
not know how an address is spelled correctly, simply enter the
parts of the address, you know for sure (e.g. "Times", "New York"
for Times Square in New York City). Then browse in the result list
and look for the address. Also, make sure that the city in which
you are looking for an address is correct. Sometimes the official
postal address differs from the address you are looking for. In that
case, search for an address nearby that you know of and browse
on the map. If you find the address on the map but you can not
find it while searching for it, please let us know via
support@sphereteq.com.
Why do I sometimes find map or POI errors in Caliber
products?
In order to obtain the correct map data, Caliber and its map suppliers, rely on local government and other local organizations
throughout North America and the world to supply us with the
correct, relevant and most up to date information for millions of
roads, streets and lanes.
There are only a few map suppliers in the world that have excellent map data, one of them being NAVTEQ. The map data that
Caliber uses is the best and most current data available on the
market. Over the course of time, roads are changed or new
roads are added; our map supplier has over 1,500 hundred people driving through North America and analyzing satellite images
to register these changes. This process is time consuming and a
logistical challenge. All map feedback form our Caliber customers submitted via e-mail will also be passed on to our digital
map suppliers, who will then in many cases, physically visit the
location to understand and correct the situation.
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E-Mail support@sphereteq.com
Phone: 949.480.1128
Caliber's technical support department is available
M-F, 8:00-5:00, Pacific Time (except holidays).
When calling technical support, please have available the serial
number of the unit, the return shipping address, and a daytime
telephone number. A Product Support Specialist will provide you
with a Return Material Authorization tracking number (RMA#)
and shipping instructions.
Please note: Caliber recommends that return items are shipped
through a carrier that offers shipment tracking as well as shipping
insurance. So that it is completely protected in the event that the
shipment is lost or damaged, please insure your unit for its purchase price. If return items are not shipped through a carrier that
offers shipment tracking and the return items are not insured for
their full value, you will be responsible for any loss or damage to
the product during shipping.
What is WAAS?
WAAS stands for the "Wide Area Augmentation System" ; it is an
FAA-funded project designed to improve the overall accuracy and
integrity of GPS signals for flying in instrument meteorological
conditions, primarily during the approach and landing phases of
flight. It is a space-based system that broadcasts integrity information and correction data as determined by ground reference stations. At this time, the system is still in the development stage.
The goal is to provide reliable signals with an accuracy of seven
meters (21-22 ft), both horizontally and vertically, 95+% of the
time. Current tests show the actual accuracy to be on the order of
2-3 meters. See http://gps.faa.gov/Programs/WAAS/waas.htm for
more information.
If required, how do I arrange to get my Caliber unit
repaired in the USA or Canada?
In order to get your Caliber unit serviced, please contact our technical support department at::
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7.1. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Where can I get software updates?
Please contact us at support@sphereteq.com for information
about software updates.
If my questions are not answered in this manual, how do
I get in touch with your support department?
Please contact us at support@sphereteq.com or your retail
store.
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Function SpecificationPhysical Specification
Items
OS
CPU
Main Memory
Unit Size (Inch)
GPS
Battery
Sound
SD Card
USB
DESCRIPTION
Microsoft Windows CE.NET 5.0
Centrality ARM9-300MHz, Atlas II
RAM 64MB / ROM 32MB
4.52(W)X3.14(L)X0.94(H)
Sirf 3 equivalent 20 Channel
Rechargeable Battery (Li-Ion 1230mA)
Max 1.5W Speaker built-in
SD Card for external storage
USB Port 2.0
DESCRIPTION
1. Door-to-Door Navigation with Turn-by-Turn Voice Guidance
2. Simple and Easy to use & install
3. Headphone Jack for MP3
4. Additional function : MP3 Player & Picture Viewer
7.2. Specification
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any failure or defect Caused by any third party product that
is not originally shipped with its products, whether authorized or not. This Limited Warranty does not apply to normal
wear and tear or physical damage to the surface of the
product or if the product is opened or repaired by someone
not authorized by Caliber and does not cover repair or
replacement of any product or part thereof damaged by:
misuse, moisture, liquids, proximity or exposure to heat and
accident, abuse, non-compliance with the instructions supplied with the product, neglect or misapplication. This warranty is void if the product is not used in accordance with
the product instructions, or if it is damaged as a result of
improper installation, misuses, unauthorized repair, modifications, or accident.
To obtain warranty service contact Caliber via e-mail at support@sphereteq.com or call 949.480.1128. In order to
return the product for service, Caliber must assign a RMA
number to you.
Caliber's 1 Year Limited Warranty
You may only use the Software and the Hardware ("product") after having read the instructions supplied with it before
you use it. If you have any difficulty using the product, consult
the instructions to check you are using it correctly. The use of
the product in a navigation system means that calculation
errors can occur, for instance caused by local environmental
conditions and/or incomplete data.
Caliber cannot warrant that the product and/or GPS service
operates error-free.
Caliber warrants that this product will be free from material
defects in design and manufacture and will conform to the
published specifications under normal use for one (1) year
from your date of purchase, subject to the conditions below.
This warranty is provided to the original end-user purchasing
from an authorized Caliber reseller, and is not transferable.
Proof of purchase is required. Caliber is not responsible for
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sive remedy hereunder (except for any remedy of repair or
replacement elected by Caliber with respect to any breach of
the Limited Warranty) shall be limited to the amount actually
paid by you for the product.
DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES: The Limited Warranty
that appears above is the only express warranty made to you
and is provided in lieu of any other express warranties or similar obligations (if any) created by any advertising, documentation, packaging, or other communications.Except for the
Limited Warranty and to the maximum extent permitted by
applicable law, Caliber and its suppliers provide the product
and support services (if any) AS IS AND WITH ALL
FAULTS, and hereby disclaim all other warranties and conditions, whether express, implied or statutory, including, but not
limited to, any (if any) implied warranties, duties or conditions
of merchantability, of fitness for a particular purpose, of reliability or availability, of accuracy or completeness of responses, of results, of workmanlike effort, of lack of viruses,
You must return the product in tamper resistant packaging,
freight prepaid, as instructed by Caliber. You must obtain a
tracking confirmation number, which you may be required to
provide to Caliber. Caliber will at its option, repair or replace
without charge to you for either parts or labor, the product
with new or refurbished product of equal or greater capacity
and functionality, and ship its return to you express freight
paid by Caliber (generally within 72 hours of receipt) or refund
the purchase price. The warranty duration of such repaired or
replaced product will be that time period remaining on the
original product. THIS CONSTITUTES CALIBER'S ENTIRE
LIABILITY AND YOUR EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR
BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY.
Regardless of any damages that you might incur for any reason whatsoever (including, without limitation, all damages referenced herein and all direct or general damages in contract
or anything else), the entire liability of Caliber and any of its
suppliers under any provision of this warranty and your exclu-
7.3. Warranty
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and of lack of negligence, all with regard to the product,
and the provision of or failure to provide support or other
services, information, software, and related content
through the product or otherwise arising out of the use of
the product. Also, there is no warranty or condition of title,
quiet enjoyment, quiet possession, correspondence to
description or non-infringement with regard to the product.
Should you have any questions concerning this warranty
or if you desire to contact Caliber for any reason, please
visit Caliber on the World Wide Web at
http://www.sphereteq.com.
Caliber, the Caliber logo, Sphereteq and the Sphereteq
logo are trademarks of Sphereteq, Inc., registered in the
USA and other countries.
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7.4. FCC Compliance
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)
This device 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 of the 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 by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment
and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dif-
ferent from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV tech-
nician for help.
Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operated the
equipment under FCC rules.
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hardware and not for service bureau time-sharing, or
other similar purposes.
2. Limitations on Use. You are not permitted to copy,
modify, decompile, disassemble, or reverse engineer any
portion of the Software without the expressed written permission from HORIZON NAVIGATION, INC.
3. U.S. Government End Users. The Software is provided
with Restricted Rights. Use, duplication, or disclosure by
the Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in
subparagraph (c) (1) (II) of the Rights in Technical Data
and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252.227-7013
or subparagraphs (c) (1) and (2) of the Commercial
Computer Software-Restricted Rights at 48 CFR 52.22719, as applicable. HORIZON NAVIGATION, INC., 4701
Patrick Henry Dr. Suite1301 Santa Clara, CA 95054
USA.
This End-User License Agreement (EULA) is a legal
agreement between you (either an individual or a single
entity) and HORIZON NAVIGATION, INC. for the oper-
ating software and updates thereof that run the digital
map database and associated hardware (collectively the
"Software"). By installing or using the Software, you
agree to be bound by the terms of this Agreement. If you
do not agree to the terms of this Agreement, return the
Software, along with all other accompanying items in the
form they were purchased, within fifteen (15) days after
such purchase to the authorized dealer from where the
Software was purchased, for a full refund of any fees
paid. Use of the Software without acceptance of this
Agreement is unauthorized and not permitted.
1. License Grant. HORIZON NAVIGATION, INC. grants
you a non-exclusive license to use your purchased copy
of the Software for your own internal purposes of access-
ing the digital map database and running the associated
7.5. End-User License Agreement
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purpose or non-infringement. Some states do not allow
the exclusion of implied warranties, so some portion of
the above exclusion may not apply to you.
6. Limitation of Liability. HORIZON NAVIGATION, INC.
shall not be held responsible for any actual, anticipated
or speculative loss of profit or direct, indirect, incidental,
special, or consequential damages, including, without
limitation, loss of revenue, data, or use incurred by you
or any third party arising out of your use or possession of
the software, whether in an action in contract or tort or
based on a warranty, even if HORIZON NAVIGATION,
INC. has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
7. Warnings. A. Copies of the digital map database
reflect conditions as they existed at various points in time
before your receipt of such copies.
4. Indemnity. You agree to indemnify, defend and hold
free and harmless HORIZON NAVIGATION, INC.,
including its licensors, assignees, subsidiaries, affiliated
companies, and the respective officers, directors,
employees, shareholders, agents, authorized dealers or
sales agents, and representatives of each of them from
and against any liability, loss, injury, demand, cost,
expense, or claim of any kind of character, including but
not limited to attorney's fees, arising out of (a) any use or
possession of the Software, or (b) any breach of any warranties or representations made by you in this Agreement
or of your obligations under this Agreement.
5. Disclaimer of Warranty. HORIZON NAVIGATION,
INC. does not make any warranties or representations,
either express or implied, with respect to the software,
without limiting the foregoing, HORIZON NAVIGATION,
INC. expressly disclaims any implied warranties of quality, performance, merchantability, fitness for a particular
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8. Transfer. This Agreement, including all rights, obligations and representations may be transferred to another
individual or single entity, provided the same transfer
includes the simultaneous transfer of the associated hardware in which the Software is installed and further provided that such other individual or single entity accepts all the
terms of this Agreement. In the event such individual or
single entity to which the Software is transferred does not
accept the terms of this agreement, then the License
herein automatically terminates. Further use of the
Software is unauthorized and not permitted.
9. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by
the laws of the State of California, without giving effect to
its conflict of laws provisions.
Accordingly, copies of the digital database map may
contain inaccurate or incomplete data or information due
to inaccurate or incomplete source materials, the pas-
sage of time, road construction, changing conditions, and
otherwise. B. Neither the Software nor the digital map
database include, analyze, process, consider or reflect
any of the following categories of information, i.e., neigh-
borhood quality or safety; population density; availability
or proximity of law enforcement, emergency, rescue,
medical or other assistance; construction work, zones,
or hazards; road and lane closures; various legal restric-
tions (such as vehicular type, weight, load, height and
speed restrictions); road slope or grade; bridge height,
width, weight or other limits; road, traffic or traffic facilities
safety or conditions; weather conditions; pavement
characteristics or conditions; special events; traffic con-
gestion; or travel time.
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