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DIRECTUS
PRODIGY ONE
Quick Start Guide
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Directus - Total Vehicle Technologies
A Division of Tatmar LLC
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Phone: 810-355-2266
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This Prodigy ONE Quick Start Guide is based on carefully
documented material and research using Prodigy ONE.
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responsible for discrepancies or inconsistencies contained
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applied to Prodigy ONE or to specic vehicle applications.
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Table of Contents
Welcome to Prodigy ONE 5
Prodigy ONE Menu Icons 6
Prodigy ONE Menu Screens 7
Prodigy ONE Remote Control 8
Getting Started 9
Controlling Prodigy ONE 9
Configuring Prodigy ONE 9
Navigation 10
Automatic Start of Navigation 10
Getting Started - Configurations 10
Main Menu Screen Buttons 11
Methods of Choosing a Destination 12
Example of a Direct Address Entry 12
Example of Navigating to an Intersection 13
Example of Navigating to a POI (From a Preset List) 14
Example of Navigating to a POI (From a Category List) 15
Example of Navigating to a POI (Direct Entry) 16
Other Navigation Features 17
Smart Zoom 17
Color Themes for Day/Night 17
Route Planning Preferences 17
Speed Limit Warnings 17
Digital Media Player 18
Compatible Media File Formats 18
Choosing and Playing Media Files 18
Tips for Media Player 19
Bluetooth Hands Free Calling 20
Connecting to a Bluetooth device 20
Placing a call by Direct Entry 21
Placing a call from the Phone Book 21
Receiving Calls 22
Other Bluetooth Settings 22
Supported BT Profiles 23
Radar / Laser Detectors 24
Auto Radar Speed Settings 24
Radar Band and Laser Settings 25
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Optional Laser Diffuser 25
Setting up an Internet Connection 26
Wireless (802.11) Settings 26
3G Settings 27
Accessing the Internet (Browser Icon) 28
Internet Explorer 28
Opera 28
Settings 29
System 29
Auto Run Navigation Launch 29
Firmware Update 29
Power Mode 30
Recommended Power Mode Settings 30
Setting or Changing the Power Mode 30
Time 31
Cameras 31
Display of Camera 1 31
Display of Camera 2 31
Windows® File Explorer 32
How to use the File Explorer 32
Accessing a USB Hard Drive or Thumb Drive 32
SDMMC and Resident Flash Access - Not Advised 32
Prodigy ONE Info 33
Firmware and Operating System Info 33
Serial Number 33
Adding USB and UART Devices 34
USB Devices 34
UART Devices 34
Troubleshooting 35
Warranty Information 39
End User License Agreement 40
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IMPORTANT!
PLE AS E RE AD T HE SE
INS TR UC TI ON S CA RE FU LLY
Welcome to Prodigy ONE
Thank you for your Prodigy ONE purchase!
Prodigy ONE is an in-vehicle entertainment, safety, and productivity device unlike any other product on the
market today. It is intended to connect to a compatible OEM or aftermarket host in-dash head unit to provide
the means to view and control the Prodigy ONE features and functionality.
To maximize safe use and enjoyment of Prodigy ONE, it’s important to read and understand this Quick
Start Guide. Please read the operational instructions carefully and completely, also noting that your particular
application of Prodigy ONE may use only some of the features listed in this guide.
Prodigy ONE operates like an in-vehicle computer because it IS a computer. The Prodigy ONE is based on
a Windows CE operating system mobile platform and provides many of the exible operations that computer
users expect, yet the easy to navigate on-screen interface conveys intuitive commands and source selections
to enjoy the benets of Prodigy ONE technology safely while behind the wheel.
At Directus, our goal is to provide you with technology that is easy to use and understand while making sure we
provide the highest degree of reliability for our valued customers.
Serial Number
Firmware Version
OS Version
Please document your unit’s Serial Number. Serial Number is on the bottom or the Prodigy ONE
unit as well as on the box. Firmware Version (FW) and Operating System Version (OS) for future
reference, in the event of any technical support or warranty needs, can be found by selecting the
“INFO” menu icon in the secondary menu page of Prodigy ONE.
Found on the bottom of Prodigy ONE or on the side of the packaging
Serial Number for Prodigy ONE
is located on the side of the
packaging as well as on the
bottom of the unit itself.
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Prodigy ONE Menu Icons
Navigation
See Page 10 for Details
Digital Media Player
See Page 18 for Details
Settings
See Page 29 for Details
Bluetooth
See Page 20 for Details
System
See Page 29 for Details
Explorer
See Page 31 for Details
Info
See Page 33 for Details
Browser
See Page 28 for Details
WiFi
See Page 26 for Details
Radar
See Page 24 for Details
3G
See Page 27 for Details
Camera 2
See Page 31 for Details
Back Button
Returns to the previous screen
Next Button
Advances to the next screen
Time
See Page 31 for Details
Power Mode
See Page 30 for Details
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Prodigy ONE Menu Screens
Second Main Menu Screen
Default Navigation Menu Screen
Primary Main Menu Screen
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Prodigy ONE Remote Control
Touch Pad Area
(Moves cursor on
screen)
NOTE: Only in applications of non touch-screen installations is the use of the Prodigy ONE
remote control necessary and included as a standard item. For most applications the direct
touch-screen control of Prodigy ONE functions is the primary control mechanism, but if you wish
to control Prodigy ONE with the RF remote as well, it is available as an optional accessory.
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Main ON / OFF Switch. Switch
to OFF when unused for long
periods to preserve battery life.
Touch Pad Mouse. Moves
cursor around if touch screen
control is not available.
Enter Button and Arrow
Controls. Use to scroll and
select screen commands.
Route Button. Use to jump to
the route information screen
while in Navigation.
ESC Button. Press and hold for
1 second to turn LCD display
on or off.
Power Button. Press 1 second
for Navigation menu. Press 3
seconds turns off Prodigy ONE.
V+ / PU Button. Press while
in Navigation to increase the
volume of voice prompts.
V- / PD Button. Press while
in Navigation to decrease the
volume of voice prompts.
Home Button. Use to jump to
the route information screen
while in Navigation.
Zoom Out. Press while in
Navigation to zoom the screen
out for a broader map view.
G Button. Press and hold for 1
second returns to Main Menu
without exiting Navigation
Return Button. Press while
in Navigation to return to the
mapping screen.
Zoom In. Press while in
Navigation to zoom the screen
in closer to the map detail.
LED Indicator. These light
up whenever the remote is
transmitting a command.
Setup Button. Press while in
Navigation to setup preferences
for route guidance.
Optional except in non-touch screen applications
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Getting Started
Controlling Prodigy ONE
Depending on your application, you have a few ways you can control your Prodigy ONE system.
Option 1
If you have a vehicle with a compatible touch-screen head unit, most instances of Prodigy ONE integration will
allow direct, on screen control of the Prodigy ONE menu icons and functions. Your installer will be able to clarify
if your vehicle is capable and includes touch screen control. Most Prodigy ONE systems will have touch-screen
control capability. There are some instances (such as using Prodigy ONE through an A/V AUX input) where the
touch screen control capability simply does not exist for Prodigy ONE interface.
Option 2
Controlling Prodigy ONE can also be done with the wireless RF remote control. It features a track pad to move
an on-screen cursor, UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT navigation arrows and several other dedicated function soft key
buttons for quick access of features.This remote is optional on all Prodigy ONE systems except for non-touch
screen applications where it is standard because it’s the primary method of control.
Option 3
A third (optional) measure of controlling Prodigy ONE is to use a USB Windows compatible mouse to move the
on-screen cursor and activate the various features. There are numerous wired and wireless options for these
devices, so please check with your installer if you wish to operate Prodigy ONE in this way. Please keep in mind
that traditional “desktop” mouse devices are not recommended because of the safety issues they impose on
operating Prodigy ONE with such a device while driving.
Configuring Prodigy ONE
Prodigy ONE is congured for your application from the factory so many of the critical settings are already
done. You’ll need to set the time, choose a power (boot up) mode and choose whether or not you want to
automatically launch Navigation every time Prodigy ONE begins. This should only take a few minutes.
Time Setting
Setting the time for Prodigy ONE is only necessary if you wish to have the correct time display in any of the
Windows applications. Prodigy ONE already displays the correct Atomic Time in the Navigation mode based on
the acquisition of a GPS signal. The Navigation mode is the only application with a visible clock function. If you
wish to set the time for Prodigy ONE in the Windows application, please refer to page 31 in this guide.
Power Mode
Prodigy ONE offers users two modes for “powering up” once the ignition is switched to the accessory position.
Depending on your application, you may wish to provide a complete reboot of the device each time the ignition
is cycled (recommended for aftermarket host head units) or wake up from a suspended mode with a slightly
quicker boot time (recommended for factory host head units). The default is set to complete reboot mode. If you
wish to set or conrm a Power Mode setting for Prodigy ONE, please refer to page 30 in this guide.
Auto Run Navigation Launch
Prodigy ONE is default congured to launch into Navigation mode each time it turns on. This is so that,
when you access Prodigy ONE screens, the Navigation application is already running and ready to go. Most
installations that utilize a Prodigy ONE will have this as the primary application, so Directus engineers made
it easy to access. If you wish to have Prodigy ONE boot to the main menu screen instead of directly into
Navigation, you can simply go to the System menu icon and choose “Auto Run Navi Off” . Please see page 29
for details.
The remaining adjustments of screen resolution and type are congured at the factory for your particular
application of Prodigy ONE, so there are no user adjustable parameters for you to worry about beyond what’s
described in this section.
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Navigation
Prodigy ONE Navigation functionality is intuitive and easy to learn. This section contains instruction on these
functions and features of the Navigation software:
• Getting Started - Conguring Your Navigation System
• Menu and Map Screen Detail (what the icons/symbols mean)
• Methods of Choosing a Destination
• Example of Direct Address Entry
• Example of Navigating to an Intersection
• Examples of Navigating to a POI
Automatic Start of Navigation
Prodigy ONE starts for the rst time in Navigation rather than the Main Menu screen with the icons. Should you
wish to change Prodigy ONE to start up with the Main Menu screen rst, you can set the system to “Auto Navi
Off” in the System menu. See page 30.
Getting Started - Configurations
When you use the Prodigy ONE’s Navigation software for the rst time, you must congure it with your
preferences of language, voice prompts, regional settings, route planning options and acceptance of the End
User License Agreement.
Chances are your installer will have completed this step for you and the congurations are already set. Should
you need to complete the initial congurations, simply start Navigation and follow the on-screen prompts
choosing the appropriate choice for the selection. Please note that you can change any of these congurations
at any time later, but you must at least complete the Conguration Wizard to provide the initial (default) settings
to begin using Navigation.
1) Select Language, then choose “Done”.
2) Accept the End User License Agreement by
choosing the “Accept” button.
3) When the Conguration Wizard begins and you’re
ready, choose “Next”.
4) Select your preferred language and voice style
for any voice prompts that the navigation system
will provide (if you have voice prompts enabled in
your Sound and Warning settings). Once selected,
choose “Next”.
5) If needed, modify the time format and unit settings.
Once selected, choose “Next”. If no changes need
to be made simply leave as is and choose “Next”.
6) If needed, modify the route planning options. Once
selected, choose “Next”. If no changes need to be
made simply leave as is and choose “Next”.
7) The initial setup should be complete at this step.
The nal step asks if you wish to allow anonymous
collection data to validate mapping and GPS
accuracy. Choose “Yes” or “No”.
8) After the Setup Wizard is complete, the Navigation menu appears and you can start using Prodigy ONE
Navigation.
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Main Menu Screen Buttons
Once Prodigy ONE Navigation begins, the main menu displays. This allows the user to quickly enter a
destination in one of several ways, view the map directly or congure any of the additional Navigation settings
and preferences.
Show Map - Select this to start navigating on the map. The button itself is a miniature live
map that shows your current position, the recommended route and the surrounding map
area. Select the button to enlarge the map to the full screen. Choose “Menu” in the lower left
corner to return to the main menu screen (as shown above).
Find - Select this to choose a destination by entering an address or selecting a point of
interest (POI), a location on the map or one of your Favorite destinations. You can also look
up your recent destinations from the Smart History, enter a coordinate or use the location
saved in a photo. When internet connection is available, Google Local search can be a
further help to nd your destination.
My Route - Select this to display the route parameters and the route in its full length on the
map. You can also perform route-related actions such as editing or cancelling your route,
setting a start point for the route, picking route alternatives, avoiding parts of the route,
simulating navigation or adding the destination to your Favorites.
More - Select this to change the way the Prodigy ONE Navigation software preferences and
settings.
Power (Exit) Screen Icon - Select this to exit Prodigy ONE Navigation. Remember that
you do not have to completely exit Navigation to switch between other Prodigy ONE
applications.
G Button (Prodigy ONE Remote) - You can switch between applications without exiting
Navigation by pressing (and holding) the “G” button on the Prodigy ONE remote for 1
second (if remote is present in your system).
This Quick Start Guide covers basic route entry options for the Prodigy ONE Navigation system. Please
visit the Directus web site for additional resources on the complete navigation user’s guide, including Advanced
Settings and Preferences.
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Methods of Choosing a Destination
The Prodigy ONE Navigation software offers you several ways of choosing your destination:
• Enter a full street address to a specic destination.
• Enter a full street address with zip code (doing so speeds up the search for street names).
• Enter part of an address with a just a street name or an intersection to get in the general vicinity.
• Use a built-in Point of Interest (POI) as your destination.
• Select a location on the map with the Find on Map feature.
• Use a previously saved Favorite destination.
• Select a location from the History of previously used destinations.
• Enter the GPS coordinates of the destination (including coordinates you have in digital photos).
Example of a Direct Address Entry
If you know at least a part of the address to which you wish to navigate, it is the quickest way to select the exact
destination of the route. Conveniently by using the same “Find Address” screen, you can choose to navigate by
entering even partial address information or an intersection.
To navigate to a direct address from the main menu:
1) Choose “Find”.
2) Choose “Find Address”.
3) If necessary, change the state and/or city displayed by choosing
the “State” or “City” button as needed.
Hint: If the desired entry does not display upon entry of the rst
few letters in the entry line, choose the “Results” button to display
more possibilities quickly without needing to nish typing long
entries.
When the correct entry is selected, choose the “OK” button (green
check mark) in the entry line.
4) Enter the street name by choosing the “Street” button. When the
correct entry is selected, choose the “OK” button (green check
mark) in the entry line.
5) Enter the house number by choosing the “<House Number>”
button. The keyboard’s “123” button enables numeric entry.
6) After entering the street address, choose the “Done” button.
7) When the map screen appears choose “Next” to review the route
parameters. After a short summary of the route parameters, the
map appears showing the entire route.
8) Finally, choose “Go” to begin navigating to your chosen
destination.
Tip: If the chosen destination is one you will use frequently,
before choosing “Next” to conrm the destination, put it
on the list of your Favorites rst by choosing the “More”
button, then “Add to Favorites”, give a name for the new
Favorite and choose “Done” to save the location.
The map with the destination returns automatically, then
choose “Go” just as in Step 8 above!
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Example of Navigating to an Intersection
You can navigate to a general destination by choosing to navigate to an intersection. By using the same “Find
Address” screen, you can choose to navigate by entering even partial address information or an intersection.
To navigate to an intersection from the main menu:
1) Choose “Find”.
2) Choose “Find Address”.
3) If necessary, change the state and/or city displayed by choosing
the “State” or “City” button as needed.
Hint: If the desired entry does not display upon entry of the
rst few letters in the entry line, choose the “Results” button
to display more possibilities quickly without needing to nish
typing long entries.
When the correct entry is selected, choose the “OK” button
(green check mark) in the entry line.
4) Enter the street name by choosing the “Street” button. When
the correct entry is selected, choose the “OK” button (green
check mark) in the entry line.
5) Enter the second street name by choosing the “<Intersecting
Street>” button.
• If only a few intersecting streets exist, their list appears
immediately.
• In case of a longer street, the keyboard screen appears. Start
entering the name of the intersecting street on the keyboard. As
soon as the street names that match the entered string can be
shown on one screen, their list appears automatically. Select
from the list.
6) After entering the second street name of the intersection,
choose the “Done” button.
7) When the map screen appears choose “Next” to review
the route parameters. After a short summary of the route
parameters, the map appears showing the entire route.
8) Finally, choose “Go” to begin navigating to your chosen
destination.
Tip: If one or both of the intersections happens to be a numbered street
instead of alphabetical, you can easily switch to numeric entry by hitting
the “123” button at the lower left corner of the keyboard screen.
Street 2
Street 1
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Example of Navigating to a POI (From a Preset List)
There a couple ways in which you can utilize a Point of Interest (POI) as your target for establishing a
destination. Since many people utilize the POI listings to discover what’s around them, choosing the destination
based on what’s listed nearby or en route is one of the most intuitive ways to determine that destination.
“Find Places” Right Side Menu Preset Choices
• If an active route is already entered, choosing the
named preset searches along the route (or at the
destination if indicated) for matches.
• If there is no active route entered, choosing the named
preset searches around the current GPS position.
• If the current position is not available (no GPS signal),
searching occurs around the last known GPS position.
To navigate to a preset listed POI from the main menu:
1) Choose “Find”.
2) Choose “Find Places”.
3) From the right side menu preset choices, select the category
from which you’d like to display results.
Gas Station / Parking / Restaurant / Accommodation (Hotel)
Hint: Remember if you do not have a route already entered,
the listing will show choices that are nearest your current or last
known GPS position.
4) Upon choosing a category, a list of choices will display and you
can use the “UP” and “DOWN” arrow keys at right to scroll
the list. Choose the entry you wish to use for your POI
navigation target.
5) When the map screen appears choose “Next” to review the route
parameters. After a short summary of the route parameters, the
map appears showing the entire route.
6) Finally, choose “Go” to begin navigating to your chosen POI
destination.
Find Places Preset List Menu
Tip: If you wish to collect information about your
destination, simply press the “
i” button when the
map screen appears in Step 5 to learn any additional
information before selecting that as your chosen POI
destination.
Choose Category
Choose
Entry
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Example of Navigating to a POI (From a Category List)
Rather than the previous example of a pre-selected list of what the navigation system thinks you might be
seeking, you also have the choice to navigate to a POI by selecting from a custom category listing. This method
could cover virtually any scenario of possibilities that encompass searching and selecting a POI.
“Find Places Custom Search” Menu Choices
• Around Here - Searches based on GPS position or last known
GPS position if no GPS signal is found.
• In a Town/City - Searches a specic town or city you must
input. Results display by distance from city center.
• Around Destination - Searches destination (if entered).
Results display by distance from destination.
• Along Route - Searches along a route (if entered). This is
useful to minimize a lengthy detour from the route.
To navigate to a category listing POI from the main menu:
1) Choose “Find”.
2) Choose “Find Places”.
3) Choose “Custom Search”
4) From the menu choices, select the method from which you’d like
search for a POI category.
Around Here / Town/City / Destination / Along Route
Hint: Remember if you do not have a route already entered,
the listing will show choices that are nearest your current or last
known GPS position (or not at all if it involves a destination). Also
remember if you select “Town/City”, you must input the name.
5) Upon choosing a search method (and city if applicable), a list
of categories displays. Use the “UP” and “DOWN” arrow keys
at right to scroll the list. Choose the category you wish to use
for your POI search or you can choose “List All Places” to
display everything.
6) Next, a list of sub-category choices displays. Use the “UP” and
“DOWN” arrow keys at right to scroll the list. Choose the sub-
category you wish to use for your POI navigation target.
Hint: A list of brands may appear. Select one brand or choose
“List All Places” to list all POI entries in the sub-category around
the location or route.
7) Upon choosing a sub-category (and brand) POI choices appear.
Use the “UP” and “DOWN” arrow keys at right to scroll the
list. Choose the entry you wish to use for your nal POI
navigation target.
8) When the map screen appears choose “Next” to review the route
parameters. After a short summary of the route parameters, the
map appears showing the entire route.
9) Finally, choose “Go” to begin navigating to your chosen POI
destination.
Find Places Custom Search POI Menu
Choose Category
Choose Sub-Category
Choose Brand/Company
Choose
Entry
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Example of Navigating to a POI (Direct Entry)
If you already know the name and category of a POI you would like to identify for creating a route (or even to
nd its location from where you are presently), you can use the POI direct entry method. You can narrow the
search to reect only POI locations near a specic map location along your route, searching either the entire
POI database or just a subsection of the database in a specic category. The more you narrow a search before
entering a POI name, the shorter the lists will be for you to sort when choices appear on the screen.
The same “Find Places Custom Search” menu is used as in previous POI Search
examples with the same four main search lters - Around Here / Town/City /
Destination / Along Route.
To navigate to a specic POI entry from the main menu:
1) Choose “Find”.
2) Choose “Find Places”.
3) Choose “Custom Search”
4) From the menu choices, select the method from which you’d
like search for a POI category.
Around Here / Town/City / Destination / Along Route
Hint: Remember if you do not have a route already entered,
the listing will show choices that are nearest your current or last
known GPS position (or not at all if it involves a destination). Also
remember if you select “Town/City”, you must input the name.
5) Upon choosing a search method (and city if applicable), a list
of categories displays. Use the “UP” and “DOWN” arrow keys at
right to scroll the list. Choose the category you wish to use for
your POI search or you can directly enter the category name
by selecting the “Find by Name” button and entering text.
6) Next, choose the sub-category from a list or you can
directly enter the category name by selecting the “Find by
Name” button and entering text.
Hint: A list of brands may appear. Select one brand or choose
“List All Places” to list all POI entries in the sub-category around
the location or route, or simply choose “Find by Name” to
type in the name directly. After entering a few letters, choose
“Results” to display the POI choices.
7) Upon choosing a sub-category (and brand) and displaying
“Results”, POI choices appear. Use the “UP” and “DOWN” arrow
keys at right to scroll the list. Choose the entry you wish to
use for your nal POI navigation target.
8) When the map screen appears choose “Next” to review the
route parameters. After a short summary of the route parameters,
the map appears showing the entire route.
9) Finally, choose “Go” to begin navigating to your chosen POI
destination.
Find Places Custom Search
POI Menu
Choose
POI
Category
Sub-Category
POI Name
Choose or Enter Name
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Other Navigation Features
The Prodigy ONE Navigation software has several other interesting features.
Smart Zoom
Smart Zoom provides a close up viewpoint to allow better view of the mapping screen in certain instances.
• While following a route you have entered - When approaching a turn, it will zoom in and raise
the view angle to let you easily recognize your maneuver at the next junction. If the next turn is at a
distance, it will zoom out and lower the view angle to be at so you can see the road in front of you.
• While driving without an active route - Smart Zoom will zoom in if you drive slowly and zoom out
when you drive at high speed.
Color Themes for Day/Night
Prodigy ONE Navigation software offers different daytime and night color proles for both the map and the
menu screens. It can also switch automatically between the daytime and the night proles based on the current
time and GPS position a few minutes before sunrise, when the sky has already turned bright, and a few minutes
after sunset, before it becomes dark.
• Daytime color themes are similar to paper road maps, and the menus are bright and easy to read.
• Night time color themes use dark colors for large objects to keep the average brightness of the screen
low for easier visual recognition and to reduce driver distraction when looking at the screen then back
at the road.
Route Planning Preferences
Prodigy ONE Navigation software offers four distinct preset route preference proles.
• Fast - Gives a quick route if you can travel at or near the speed limit on all roads. Usually the best
selection for fast and normal cars.
• Short - Gives a route that has the smallest total distance of all possible routes. It can be practical for
slow vehicles.
• Green - Gives a quick, but fuel efcient route based on the fuel consumption data given in Route
settings. Travel cost and CO
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emission calculations that are displayed are estimations only. They
cannot take elevations, curves and trafc conditions into account.
• Easiest - Results in a route with fewer turns and no difcult maneuvers. With this option, you can make
your software to take, for example, the freeway instead of a series of smaller roads or streets.
Speed Limit Warnings
Maps may contain information about the speed limits of the road segments. The software is able to warn you if
you exceed the current limit. This information may not be available for your region or may not be fully correct for
all roads in the map depending on circumstances that may have recently changed (such as new construction)
or due to mapping data accuracy. Speed warning can be ne-tuned in Sound and Warning settings.
You can set the relative speed above which the application initiates the warning. There are two ways in which
you can be alerted:
• Audio Warning - You receive a verbal warning when you exceed the speed limit with the given
percentage.
• Visual Warning - The current speed limit is shown on the map as a number with a red circle when you
exceed it and is otherwise hidden when speed is under the limit. You can also choose to see the speed
limit sign on the map all the time which is useful when you are unaware of the speed limits.
Please visit the Directus web site for additional resources on the complete navigation user’s guide, including
Advanced Settings and Preferences.
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Digital Media Player
Prodigy ONE plays virtually all your digital media les. You can store media on a self-
powered, portable USB hard drive or USB thumb drive (neither is included) for use with
the Prodigy ONE Media Player. Do not store media les on the internal SD card!
Compatible Media File Formats
The le types compatible with the Media Player are:
Audio Formats
MP3, WMA, AAC, MKA, WAV, OGG, Speex, WAVPACK, FLAC, MPC, AMR,
GSM, ADPCM, ALaw, MuLaw and MIDI Files
Video Formats
CoreAVC (H.264), AVCHD, MKV, MPEG-1, MPEG-4 part 2 (ASP), DivX, XviD, MJPEG,
MSVIDEO1, FLV, Matroska, ASX, ASF, TS, PS, M2TS, 3GPP, MOV, AVI, MPEG-4 and NSV Files
Photo Image Formats
JPG (420, 422, 440), BMP, PNG, GIF and TIFF Files
Choosing and Playing Media Files
There are several ways in which to organize available media les and select them for play, both individually and
as selected les in a group.
►The most intuitive way is to simply browse the les on your USB drive through the top menu bar “File”
command menu. Look for the drive labeled “Hard Drive” and you will nd your media les there in the
same fashion they were organized when you placed them on that drive.
►A second method is to use the “View” command menu’s “Media Library” function and let the Media Player
organize attributes of the les on your USB drive to display by Genre, Artist, Song Title, Recently Played,
etc. This may be a useful way to access les in similar groupings if not already separated within folders
on your USB drive.
Once you have selected the le(s) you wish to play, simply use the Play/Pause, Next and Back command
buttons at the lower left corner of the screen to navigate the media le.
WARNING: Directus does not recommend storing any media les on the supplied 4GB internal
SD card where the Navigation and Boot Instructions reside. This card is the only licensed
version of the proprietary Prodigy ONE software. Storage of any added les of any type on the
SD card or copying its contents to another storage device will void the Prodigy ONE warranty.
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Tips for Media Player
It’s best to organize audio, video and photo les in separate folders so that browsing in the Media Player for
one type does not randomly attempt to mix another type in the rotation. For example, you would not really want
to listen to a few songs and then have it automatically begin a video because the les shared the same folder.
Playing Audio Files
When choosing audio les, you may want to use the “View” command menu’s “Media Library” function and
let the Media Player organize attributes of the les on your USB drive to display by Genre, Artist, Song Title,
Recently Played, etc. You can also click the list icon on the lower right of the screen to access the Media
Library menu choices. This is particularly useful if you have a lot of les and you’d rather allow the Media Player
organize them in a more intuitively navigated manner with many more ways to sort than the lename alone.
Of course you always have the simple option to browse the contents of the drive from the “File” drop down
menu as shown below. In this case it will show all les on the drive (including any video and photo les
contained on the drive). This is why it’s recommended to arrange les for audio into separate folders than video
or photos. It’s much easier for a user to access the folder they want by storing les on the USB drive that way.
Playing Video Files
When playing video les, please select the “View” command and then “Fullscreen” to allow the Media Player to
display the video without any of the controls and information visible on screen. The controls will become visible
again simply by touching the screen (if touch screen capable) or by operating the touchpad of the wireless
remote control.
WARNING: Directus does not recommend storing any media les on the supplied 4GB internal
SD card where the Navigation and Boot Instructions reside. This card is the only licensed
version of the proprietary Prodigy ONE software. Storage of any added les of any type on the
SD card or copying its contents to another storage device will void the Prodigy ONE warranty.
Open File allows a
search of the entire
drive and shows
folders
The “List” icon
provides quick
access to all media
on the drive
Choose the
Fullscreen command
when viewing videos
to hide the on
screen controls and
information
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Bluetooth Hands Free Calling
Prodigy ONE lets you use your Bluetooth ® enabled mobile phone to place and
receive calls hands free. This is an optional feature not included with the base Prodigy
ONE system. If you’ve already got Bluetooth Hands Free calling functionality through
your host head unit or have not chosen to add the Prodigy ONE Bluetooth option, you
can disregard this section.
Please note that if you do have the Prodigy ONE Bluetooth calling feature, you
must have that accessory device enabled in the UART menu by the installer at
the time of the Bluetooth device installation. For more information on UART
conguration, please see page 34.
Connecting to a Bluetooth device
When you rst connect a new Bluetooth device to Prodigy ONE,
you must select the “Devices” icon in the Bluetooth menu to
access the “Search Devices” and “Add New Device” functions.
First ensure that your phone is Bluetooth compatible and that it’s in the “discoverable”
mode. These settings can generally be found or conrmed in your phone’s settings or
conguration menus. Please refer to your phone’s operation manual for specic details. To be discovered by
Prodigy ONE, the phone must be within 30 feet of the Prodigy ONE main unit. As long as you are seated in the
vehicle, range should not be a problem.
Once the phone is discoverable, choose the “Search Devices”. Within a minute or less, the available Bluetooth
devices should begin to appear on the device list. Select your phone by checking the round circle in the gray
status box next to the device name. It may say “Occupied”. Once the phone is selected, choose the “Add New
Device” button to pair the phone with Prodigy ONE. Your phone will respond by asking the PIN Code. Input the
code (PIN = 0000) and press done or pair on the phone to complete pairing. Your device status should now say
“Paired” in the gray status box. Choose the “Back” command to return to the Bluetooth menu choices.
Phone should
appear, then select
the circle in the gray
area to identify the
phone for pairing
Status
Display will indicate
detail of the search for
device
Choose the
“Search Device”
button to nd the
phone
Choose the “Add
New Device”
button to pair the
phone
PIN Code: 0000
The phone should
show “Paired” once
pairing is complete.
Pairing will be
automatic thereafter.
Status
Display will indicate
“Pair OK” if the phone
pairs correctly
“Search Devices” rst......
.....then “Add New Device”
Choose “Back” to display
the choices for calling
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Placing a call by Direct Entry
From the Bluetooth menu, select “Phone”. To ensure your phone is connected, look for the
Bluetooth ® logo in the top right corner of the screen.
The easiest way to place calls is simply by direct phone number entry. Enter the phone
number as you normally would enter it on your mobile phone. You can do this from the on-screen dial pad and
the number will display in the top blue area. Next, select the green “Place Call” icon to initiate the call. When
the call is connected the white status area will say “Connected” and you are talking to your caller. Once you
have completed the call, select the red “End Call” icon.
Placing a call from the Phone Book
Prodigy ONE’s Bluetooth system has the capability to download your
phone contacts, either from the SIM card or from the phone’s memory
itself. To be able to dial from the phonebook, you must rst download the
contacts. From the Bluetooth menu, select “Phone Book” or from the
dial pad select the “Phone List” icon (shown at right). Once loaded, the list sorts by number.
How to Download Contacts to the Prodigy ONE Phone Book
Choose whether you are downloading from the phone’s memory or the SIM card and
select the appropriate command button at the left side of the screen.
Once you have selected to download the contacts, Prodigy ONE begins to search
for and download your contacts to its onboard memory. Depending on the number of
contacts you have to download, this can take several minutes. Typically the contacts
download at about the rate of 150 per minute (as a rule of thumb).
If you wish to stop the download at any time during the process, simply select “Download Stop”.
Phone number
appears here
(no spaces)
Place Call
End Call
Call Status
Display
Bluetooth ® logo indicates a phone is paired and
ready to proceed with a hands-free call
Phone List Icon
Choose the location
from which contacts
are downloaded
Status of download progress
shows here
Highlighted Contact
Name in the blue
box is the one that
will be called
Navigate the contact
list here (UP and
DOWN). They are
listed in order by the
telephone number as
displayed (includes if
you have “1” in front
of the area code).
Choose the “Place Call” button when you’re ready to make the call to
the selected contact and Prodigy ONE dial pad screen appears.
Placing a Call (Dial Pad)
Placing a Call (Phone Book)
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Receiving Calls
When an incoming call is received, the Prodigy ONE screen will display the incoming phone call notication
overlay screen regardless of what source is currently running. For example, if the Media Player or Navigation
is running and a call comes in, the audio from the source will mute and the incoming phone call notication
overlay screen will display to allow you to take the call.
To answer the call, choose the green “Answer Call” icon and begin speaking. Your source material’s audio
content will be muted for the duration of your hands free conversation. Once you have completed the call,
select the red “End Call” icon.
Please note that incoming calls are displayed by the telephone number and not by the contact’s name in
your phone. Many phones will show the contact’s name on their screen (rather than the number) even when
paired to a Bluetooth device. In this case, you’ll want to look for the area code and/or phone number that you
recognize to determine if you wish to accept the call.
Other Bluetooth Settings
There are a few settings that you can congure to suit your particular Prodigy ONE
Bluetooth accessory device installation, namely how the output of sound for the caller’s
voice is routed and the relative volume of the of the speaker to allow it to be audible, but
not create interference with the hands-free microphone.
Routing the sound for the caller’s voice should be congured by your installation technician. The choices “BT”,
“Mic In” or “Line In” will be set based on how and to which host head unit you have Prodigy ONE connected.
Once these are set and functioning, there is no reason for you to alter them.
Generally speaking, it’s best to have the microphone and speaker positioned far enough away from each other
where they do not have audible feedback (a screeching or hollow sound). This distance is typically 3 or more
feet when the microphone is placed in the visor/rear view mirror area and the sound of the caller’s voice plays
through speakers in low door or kick panel locations. Your installation technician should be able to assist you
Answer Call
End Call
Phone number
appears here
(no spaces)
Incoming Phone Call Notication Overlay
Example of the Incoming Phone Call Notication Overlay while in
the Media Player Application
Adjust output volume of
the caller’s voice here.
Range is 1-10.
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with ensuring an ideal placement for your specic Prodigy ONE installation. In the “Settings” tab, the “VOL UP”
and “VOL DOWN” buttons control the output volume of the caller’s voice.
Prodigy ONE’s Bluetooth accessory device will pair with up to ve Bluetooth phones that have been previously
added/learned to the system. Switching between phones can be done in the “Devices” menu by simply
highlighting the dot in the gray box next to the phone you wish to enable. When enabled, the gray box will show
“Occupied” to conrm it’s paired with the phone name that appears next to it.
Supported BT Profiles
The Prodigy ONE Bluetooth accessory supports the following Bluetooth proles:
• HFP - Hands Free Prole
• PBAP - Phone Book Access Prole
• DUN - Dial Up Networking Prole
While the proles are supported by the Prodigy ONE Bluetooth accessory module, your particular phone and/
or service provider may not support the all of those prole functionalities even if the phone you are using has
Bluetooth connectivity. Generally speaking with Bluetooth enabled phones, the bare minimum of functionality
would be to provide some method of conducting calls in a hands free way, through either a Bluetooth headset
ear piece or an installed device such as Prodigy ONE (or both). Added features may not have Bluetooth support
in the phone itself, may not be “enabled” by the service provider or may simply not match the prole.
PBAP - Phone Book Access Prole Details
Many phones have a phone book, some can even “push” that phone book into a host device one or several
contacts at a time. Be sure your phone supports PBAP so that the contacts still reside on your phone, but will
display on Prodigy ONE (rather than when the contact is “pushed” to the host device and a copy of it resides
there). Phones that only push contacts generally support the Object Push Prole (OPP) instead of PBAP. If you
are having trouble uploading and viewing contacts, compatibility of the proles would be the rst thing to check.
The advantage of PBAP is that you upload all contacts at one time (instead of individually through OPP) and
they show any updates as you update your phone.
DUN - Dial Up Networking Prole Details
Prodigy ONE does support dial-up networking functionality if the host phone also supports it and if the carrier
allows it. If you have the ability to utilize dial-up networking, you can only operate the Prodigy ONE in an “either/
or” mode, meaning either hands free voice communication or dial up networking over Bluetooth. The “Settings”
screen provides choices for which is the default and how the two modes of operation switch back and forth.
We recommend choosing “DEFAULT FOR HANDSFREE” and “HANDSFREE / NETWORK MANUAL SWITCH”
so you do not inadvertently switch modes by mistake. If your phone or service provider does not support the
DUN prole, these settings still provide ideal hands-free calling settings anyway.
Default is
“MANUAL”
Example of the Bluetooth Default Settings that Directus recommends for the Prodigy ONE system.
Always default to “HANDSFREE” and make switching between the two modes done manually.
Default is
“HANDSFREE”
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Radar / Laser Detectors
Prodigy ONE features and optional radar and laser detection system as well as a
laser diffuser accessory. If you have these features installed, Prodigy ONE has the
capability to enable or disable each of the radar band and laser coverages individually
as well as turning the system on only beyond a preset vehicle speed. This is useful in
many states to provide fewer false readings from coverage in a radar band that is not
used in your particular state or avoiding common false triggers at low speed (such as the
automatic doors at many grocery stores).
Please note that if you do have the Prodigy ONE radar/laser detection
accessory installed, you must have that accessory device enabled in the
UART menu by the installer at the time of the radar/laser device installation. For
more information on UART conguration, please see page 34.
Auto Radar Speed Settings
This feature can be turned on or off. If Auto Radar is turned on, the radar detection capabilities are not enabled
until the vehicle reaches the preset speed selected in the Auto Radar menu. The vehicle speed is determined
by the GPS signal and is very accurate.
From the main menu, choose the “Radar” icon to access the initial radar entry screen. Select whether you wish
to have Auto Radar ON or OFF. If you choose to have Auto Radar ON, you must also choose a vehicle speed
at which the unit becomes enabled. Once you have all your settings complete, choose “Save” and then “OK”
to conrm. Next, choose “Exit” to return to the main menu screen or “Settings” to select which radar band and
laser settings you wish to enable or disable.
WARNING: Radar detector systems are not legal for use on passenger vehicles in The State
of Virginia, Washington DC or on any US Military Base. Further, the use of radar detector
systems on commercial vehicles is prohibited in The States of New York, Illinois, and New Jersey.
Please check your own local and state laws to ensure compliance with radar and/or laser speed
detection devices.
If Auto Radar is set to the OFF position, the radar and
laser settings chosen in the radar’s “Settings” menu will
be available to indicate presence of radar and/or laser at
any vehicle speed, including while parked with the ignition
on. Remember to “Save” any changes before you exit this
menu.
If Auto Radar is set to the ON position, the menu button
turns blue to indicate the change and you can select your
trigger speed at which (and above) it turns on the radar and
laser detection enabling whichever settings chosen in the
radar’s “Settings” menu. Remember to “Save” any changes
before you exit this menu.
If Auto Radar is OFF If Auto Radar is ON
Remember
to SAVE any
changes!
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Radar Band and Laser Settings
This feature allows you to select which specic coverages in radar and laser you wish to enable in the system.
Since not all states utilize all bands of radar nor do all states use laser speed detection, you can optimize the
settings to work with radar bands you know are used for speed detection in your state. Of course there’s no
drawback to having all the settings enabled full time, it’s just that if you happen to have other radar operated
devices (such as motion sensing entry doors, lighting, etc.) operating nearby, sometimes this can increase
the possibility of false triggers. If you do leave all the bands enabled, Directus recommends that you set the
Auto Radar setting to “ON” and provide a low vehicle speed like 20-25 MPH as it will lter out many of the
probabilities for low speed false readings.
From the initial radar entry screen, choose “Settings”. Next select which radar bands you wish to enable or
disable. A red X is disable and a green check mark is enable. Once you have all your settings complete, choose
“Save” and then “OK” to conrm. Next, choose “Exit” to return to the initial radar entry screen and choose
“Exit” again to return to the main menu screen.
Optional Laser Diffuser
Certain law enforcement agencies choose to use laser speed detection, particularly on roads with high speed.
Laser speed detection is also known as LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging). As a separate, additional
accessory from the radar/laser detectors, Directus offers an optional laser diffuser device to mitigate the degree
to which a laser can “lock on” to your vehicle. This is not a laser jammer (those are not legal in the US), rather
it simply diffuses the signal that the laser collects as a return from the car it targets. Please be sure to check
with your specic state laws and regulations about use of laser diffusion devices to abate speed
detection.
For more information about the Directus Laser Diffuser, please visit the Directus website or contact your
Prodigy ONE installing retailer.
Example of Radar Band settings for a Prodigy ONE installation in which the
optional Radar and Laser Detector systems are installed. You can individually
select to enable or disable X, K, KU and KA band radar as well as laser detection.
WARNING: Radar detector systems are not legal for use on passenger vehicles in The State
of Virginia, Washington DC or on any US Military Base. Further, the use of radar detector
systems on commercial vehicles is prohibited in The States of New York, Illinois, and New Jersey.
Please check your own local and state laws to ensure compliance with radar and/or laser speed
detection devices.
Remember
to SAVE any
changes!
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Setting up an Internet Connection
Prodigy ONE has optional connectivity to the Internet using SIM card based 3G communication, 802.11 WiFi, or
both. Once enabled with internet access, Prodigy ONE has both Internet Explorer and Opera internet browsers
for ease of use. Please note that these icons are disabled unless Prodigy ONE detects a WiFi and/or 3G
accessory device connected to the USB port.
Wireless (802.11) Settings
To enable the WiFi functionality, Prodigy ONE must have the USB WiFi adapter
installed and the vehicle must be within range of a 802.11 wireless network. This can
be a home/ofce wireless network, a business that offers WiFi, or it can be the “WiFi
Hotspot” on your mobile phone.
When connecting to a WiFi network for the rst time AND if the network’s SSID
(network name) does not appear on the opening screen, you will need to choose “Add
New” to set up the network connection. This type of network connection would generally
be the case for networking computers together for shared access rather than nding
a dedicated wireless Internet connection. In most cases you will not need to do
this unless you intend to share les (such as media les) with your home/ofce
computer wirelessly. If within range, the dedicated wireless internet connection
should already broadcast its SSID and appear in the list on the screen.
Please note that if you are not computer savvy, you may wish to have your Prodigy ONE Installer setup and
congure any wireless networking capability at the time they install the WiFi adapter.
Once the network is dened and selected, you may
need to enter the Network Key (password) to gain
access. The only circumstance where this is not
necessary is when the network is unsecured without
any authentication as it might be with a public WiFi
connection.
If you are connecting to an existing network, the
Encryption type and Authentication should already
be pre-selected by the broadcast signal so that all
you are required to provide is the Network Key.
If you do not know this password, please contact
the administrator of that wireless network or check
the instructions that are provided for that network’s
hardware device(s) such as the wireless router.
Choose “Add New” if the network you want to connect to
does not appear in the list of available networks or if it’s not
yet set up. In most cases you will not need to do this unless
you intend to share les (such as media les) with your
home/ofce computer wirelessly.
In most cases for WiFi internet connections, one or more
WiFi networks (when within range) will appear with their
SSID name broadcast as possible network choices that
you can use to connect to the Internet. Simply highlight the
network you want and then choose “Connect”
If SSID Does Not Appear If SSID Appears
Dene Encryption and Password
Whether you set up a new network or connect into an
existing one, you will often be required to setup the
password (called the “Network Key”) to allow Prodigy ONE
to connect with that network. To enter the Network Key, use
the on-screen keyboard and when done select “OK”
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3G Settings
Prodigy ONE can also access the internet via 3G wireless communication. To enable
the 3G functionality, Prodigy ONE must have the USB 3G SIM card adapter installed
and have an active service plan. For more information on the service plan options,
please contact your Prodigy ONE installing dealer or visit the Directus web site.
To setup the 3G connection:
1) Ensure your Prodigy ONE unit has the USB SIM card adapter installed (with
working SIM card) and you have activated a service plan for that card
2) Choose the “3G” icon from the menu screen
2) Using the on-screen keyboard, input the Country Code
US and Canada = 1
3) Next, input the three digit Area Code
4) Next, input the seven digit Phone Number (no spaces)
5) Once complete, choose “Save”, then “Exit”
Your 3G wireless connection should now be set up. If you experience problems, refer to the troubleshooting
section or contact your authorized Prodigy ONE installation center for assistance to verify all hardware is
properly connected.
You must input the data required for a 3G connection using the on-screen
keyboard. Remember for the 3G connection to operate, you must have a SIM card
based data communication service plan already enabled and have that SIM card
installed in the Prodigy ONE’s USB 3G SIM card adapter (purchased separately).
Remember
to SAVE any
changes!
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Accessing the Internet (Browser Icon)
Your Prodigy ONE system will only be able to access the internet through one of the two
on board browsers if it has a WiFi and/or 3G wireless connection enabled. To enable
either of those methods, additional hardware and conguration is required.
Once an internet connection is established, Prodigy ONE can navigate the World Wide
Web in one of its two browsers, Internet Explorer or Opera.
To Select a Browser and navigate the Internet:
1) Choose the “Browser” icon from the menu screen
2) Next, choose your browser
IE = Internet Explorer Other Browser = Opera
3) Input the URL of choice into the browser with the on-screen keyboard and
choose “ENTER” or the appropriate icon in the browser to launch the URL
Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer in this Prodigy ONE Windows CE application is available as an internet browser, however
users may nd it limited because it only allows one open browser window at a time. Some of the other
drawbacks are that content rich web pages with Flash or other animations may not display as intended. As
Internet Explorer is a part of the Windows CE package operating system, it’s included for you nonetheless.
Some traditional desktop computer users may prefer to start with this browser simply because of its familiar
look and feel.
Opera
Although Opera does not come pre-packaged with many laptop or desktop computers, it’s actually the most
used browser for mobile devices, including devices like Prodigy ONE. For this reason, Directus recommends
that you use Opera (the “Other Browser” in the selection menu) to visit web sites on a WiFi and/or 3G enabled
Prodigy ONE system. The browsing exibility is considered better for a mobile device and, unlike the Prodigy
ONE’s IE browser, the Opera browser allows for multiple windows to be open simultaneously. Many users with
smartphones may nd the Opera browser to be more intuitive because it’s designed exclusively for mobile
devices that don’t necessarily navigate with a traditional mouse and keyboard.
Either way, try both browsers and see what you prefer after getting used to the way each operates.
Example of selecting an Internet Browser from the default Prodigy ONE “Browser”
icon menu screen. Opera (the Other Browser) is the recommended browser for its
ease of use in a mobile application like Prodigy ONE.
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Settings
Prodigy ONE has some factory settings accessible with a pin code. These are not
user adjustable settings and would only be accessed by the installer or someone
reconguring Prodigy ONE in a second installation. This section is also used when
adding any UART devices to Prodigy ONE (see page 34 for more details).
System
In the System menu icon, Prodigy ONE has a setting for the Navigation program
launch and a rmware update utility.
Auto Run Navigation Launch
Prodigy ONE is default congured to launch into Navigation mode each time it turns
on. This is so that, when you access Prodigy ONE screens, the Navigation application
is already running and ready to go. Most installations that utilize a Prodigy ONE
will have this as the primary application, so Directus engineers made it easy
to access. If you wish to have Prodigy ONE boot to the main menu screen
instead of directly into Navigation, you can simply select the System menu icon
and choose “Auto Run Navi Off” .
Firmware Update
If there is a rmware update necessary for your Prodigy ONE system, you will have to contact the Directus
technical support department for specic instruction on how to acquire the necessary update and how to load it
into Prodigy ONE from this menu.
There are no user adjustable settings or congurations in this menu
item. Congurations are completed by the installer at the time of
Prodigy ONE installation or at the factory.
If you wish to have Prodigy ONE boot to the main menu screen instead of directly
into Navigation, you can simply select the System menu icon and choose “Auto
Run Navi Off” as shown in this example .
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Power Mode
Prodigy ONE offers users two modes for “powering up” once the ignition is switched
to the accessory position. Depending on your application, you may wish to provide
a complete reboot of the device each time the ignition is cycle or wake up from a
suspended mode with a slightly quicker boot time. The default is set to complete reboot
mode.
Recommended Power Mode Settings
► If you are using Prodigy One with an aftermarket host head unit, the
recommended setting is “Reboot” mode
►If you are using Prodigy ONE with a factory host head unit, the
recommended setting is “Suspend Mode”
Setting or Changing the Power Mode
1) To set a Power Mode, select the “Power Mode” icon from the menu screen.
2) Next, choose the power mode setting you wish to use.
3) Choose “Save” and then “Exit”.
Example of a Power Mode setting for a Prodigy ONE installation in which the host
head unit is a factory installed model.
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Cameras
You may or may not have a rear view camera and/or secondary camera integrated into
the Prodigy ONE depending on your particular installation.
Display of Camera 1
Prodigy ONE provide back up camera functionality and (if installed) the camera image
is triggered automatically any time the vehicle’s ignition is on and placed into reverse.
There is no need to choose any menu icons to trigger this back up camera on the
“Camera 1” input. It’s automatic when backing up.
Display of Camera 2
Prodigy ONE also integrates a second on-board camera input. This can be
used for a front view camera, second input for (full time) rear view camera,
rear seat “baby cam” application, or any other way you might use an onboard
camera. Please note, use of this input requires purchase and installation of an
additional camera in most cases, except where the same rear view camera is used for
both camera inputs (1 & 2).
Time
Setting the time for Prodigy ONE is only necessary if you wish to have the correct time
display in any of the embedded Windows applications. Prodigy ONE already displays
the correct Atomic Time in the Navigation mode based on the acquisition of a GPS
signal. The Navigation mode is the only application with a visible clock function. Still,
if you wish to set the “Windows time” to the correct time, date, and time zone, you can
accomplish this through the “Time” icon on the menu screen.
To exit the Camera 2 screen,
simply press or select the EXIT
button on the screen and you will
return to the menu page.
Use the remote to scroll through the month and date calendar. For the time,
highlight the number you wish to set and then use the on-screen up/down arrows
to select the correct time. Lastly, select the time zone.
When nished,
choose “Apply” and
then “OK” in the
upper right to quit
the application.
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Windows® File Explorer
Prodigy ONE is based on a powerful and familiar Microsoft Windows® CE platform. It
brings the power of a personal computer to your vehicle and provides a sensible way
to manage all of the underlying Prodigy ONE functionality.
If you are familiar with a Windows based PC, you will recognize many of the same
features and functions in the Prodigy ONE’s Windows platform. Since many of the Prodigy
ONE features have direct access from the main menu screens, you may rarely need
to actually enter the File Explorer application.
How to use the File Explorer
In this application, there are two main uses for navigating the les and folders within the File Explorer.
Additionally there are certain options and preferences (common to all Windows PCs) that you can set from this
menu.
Here are the intended File Explorer uses:
►Accessing a USB Hard Drive or Thumb Drive - See what les are existing (particularly media les),
add/edit folders on that drive, delete les not needed, store any downloads from the Internet.
►Setting Preferences in Control Panel - As with all Windows based computers, a certain amount of
preference and options can be selected in the Control Panel application, which is accessed through File
Manager.
Double tap the RF remote’s touch pad section (or directly on the touch-screen if available) to access the Hard
Drive or Control Panel settings. Beyond that, there is really no need to access any other folders or drives.
Accessing a USB Hard Drive or Thumb Drive
One of the main functions for which you will use File Explorer is to access any added storage
devices on the USB HOST connection. These would commonly be USB portable hard drives or
USB thumb drives, often to store any media les Prodigy ONE will play from the Media Player. This
will generally appear on the File Explorer as “Hard Disk” unless you’ve named your USB hard drive
something specic.
SDMMC and Resident Flash Access - Not Advised!
While the SDMMC (SD) card and Resident Flash drives both show up in File Explorer, access to
these storage drives is not recommended. Each contains important les and commands for
the normal and licensed use of Prodigy ONE and accompanying software. Accessing, moving,
changing, or attempting to open any of these les within SDMMC or Resident Flash drives is not
advised and can void the warranty of Prodigy ONE. Please do not attempt to access, modify, or
otherwise browse these drives.
To browse media or
other stored les,
be sure to look for
the “Hard Disk” icon
to denote the USB
drive.
Recommended
NOT
Recommended
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Prodigy ONE Info
The INFO menu of Prodigy ONE houses the requisite information on the system’s
rmware and operating system versions. This information may be necessary to have
documented at any point if you ever need to contact Directus for technical support
with your Prodigy ONE system. Please take a moment to write down the information
provided in the INFO menu so that it’s easily accessed should you be asked for it in
the future.
Firmware and Operating System Info
Please write the information in the space provided on page 5 in the beginning
of this manual.
Serial Number
The serial number for Prodigy ONE is actually found on the underside of the unit itself or on the original
packaging. Take a moment to locate that serial number and write the information in the space provided on page
5 in the beginning of this manual.
This example shows the Firmware (FW) and Operating System (OS) versions
of Prodigy ONE. Documenting this information will be helpful should you ever
need support from your installer or from Directus.
Serial Number for Prodigy ONE
is located on the side of the
packaging.
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Adding USB and UART Devices
USB Devices
Currently Prodigy ONE features a single USB “Host” port on the main unit (labeled
*USB HOST”) which will directly support a single USB device such as a USB thumb
drive, Portable USB hard drive or Directus WiFi or 3G adapter. If you wish to use more
than one USB device, simply add a standard multiport USB hub to the single USB port
to expand the number of USB ports available on Prodigy ONE. Any standard USB hub that works with other
computers is ne. The USB port provides 5v USB phantom power to other USB devices from that port.
No special programming or settings on Prodigy ONE are required to add the USB hub.
Please note that the mini USB port (labeled “USB”) is not for connection to any consumer devices. This
is only for use at the factory for programming and diagnostics. Do not plug any devices into this port!
UART Devices
Prodigy ONE supports UART device compatibility for addition of certain optional
accessories such as Radar, Bluetooth, Vehicle Tracking System, etc. UART is an
acronym for Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter and this is a foundation on
which many devices can be engineered to work together in a common platform like
Prodigy ONE. The UART device connects to the UART port on Prodigy ONE. Besides
a physical connection for the UART device, your installer will also need to select and
enable the UART device in the hidden Prodigy ONE settings menu.
If your particular application already uses the UART port for a Prodigy ONE
accessory and you wish to add additional UART based devices (such as Radar,
Bluetooth, Vehicle Tracking System, etc.) please contact Directus technical
support or your authorized Prodigy ONE installer for expansion solutions for your
specic application.
.
Plug in USB
devices (or a
USB hub) here
Do not plug any
devices into this port.
Factory use only!
If you wish to add any UART
devices, please contact Directus
or your authorized installer.
A standard, multiport USB hub is all you need to connect to add additional
USB devices to Prodigy ONE.
Please note that the
UART function is only an
installer accessible menu.
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Troubleshooting
Please review the troubleshooting grids to remedy any minor issues you may be experiencing with Prodigy
ONE before contacting Directus for technical support. Often many of the issues user’s experience are as a
result of being unfamiliar with the operation of Prodigy ONE and the various settings/conguration options that
will enhance the operation in a given area.
Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
Prodigy ONE does not boot up or
stalls when booting up
Firmware update or changes to
the SDMMC card
Power down and reboot (may
require doing this action twice)
Blown power harness fuse or the
factory power fuse has blown
Have installation technician check
the Prodigy ONE and/or factory
power fuses. Replace as needed.
Plugs on Prodigy ONE or host
head unit have come loose or
unplugged
Review any recent service where
underdash or electrical work took
place. Remedy any loose plugs.
Screen/device response is slow
when pressing buttons quickly
Processor is multitasking and
needs to complete a operations
Simply give the Prodigy ONE a few
seconds to catch up to the speed
of your input commands
Prodigy ONE does not respond
to screen or remote commands
Operating system may have
locked up or stalled
Simply power down and reboot by
turning the ignition off and on again
Windows (Main Menu) time does
not match GPS Navigation time
Windows time screen has not
been set. GPS is automatic
Go to “Time” screen and set
correct time/date
General Operation
RF Remote Control Operation (if equipped)
Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
RF remote does not respond with
blue lights, but screen commands
work ne
Batteries in the remote are low
or dead
Replace with two fresh “AA”
batteries
Switch on the back of unit is in
the “OFF” position
Switch the remote to the “ON”
position
RF remote responds with blue
lights, but no commands work
RF remote is out of range with
Prodigy ONE main unit
Move closer to vehicle/screen
(within 6.6 feet / 2 meters)
Prodigy ONE does not power
ON/OFF when the “Power” button
is pressed
Not holding “Power” button down
long enough
Press “Power” for at least three
seconds continuously
Vehicle is not turned on to the
“Ignition” or “Run” position
Turn the vehicle’s ignition on to
power up Prodigy ONE
Host head unit is not turned on or
screen is not activated
Ensure head unit is turned on and
vehicle is not in reverse (if back up
camera equipped)
Prodigy ONE does not switch
between Navigation and the Main
Menu Screen with “G” button
Not holding “G” button down long
enough
Press “G” button for one second
continuously then release
Navigation may not be running
yet if not “Auto Launched”
Start Navigation from Main Menu
rst, then switch back after launch
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Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
Navigation system automatically
starts when you prefer it does not
“Auto Run Navi ON” setting is
enabled
In the “System” menu, set to “Auto
Run Navi OFF” to boot to main
menu screen and manually start
navigation
GPS signal appears to be lost or
severely diminished by the onscreen indicator
GPS coverage is poor due to
your location (such as under a
bridge, overpass, in a garage)
Relocate to a position where you
have a clear line of sight to the sky
and recheck on screen reception
Unit did not launch GPS receiver
when booting up
Simply power off Prodigy ONE and
power back on with the ignition key
or by the RF remote
Something is obstructing the
GPS antenna (items on the dash,
rear deck -- depends on location)
Remove any metallic items that
may be sitting over the GPS
antenna to impede reception
Navigation prompts are not
audible when they should be
Navigation software is not set for
audible prompts
In the Navigation “Settings” menu,
choose the correct setting for
“Sound and Warnings”
Volume on host head unit is too
low to recognize prompts
Raise host head unit volume to
hear prompts adequately
Speed limit warnings are not
activated
Speed limit settings are not
congured
In the Navigation “Settings” menu,
choose the correct setting for
“Sound and Warnings”
Direct route entry problem Verify your information is correct
(such as house number or zip
code)
Re enter information observing
each entry choice (such as streets
with “North” or “South” in them)
POI does not exist in any of the
lists or categories
Not in the mapping database
because it’s too new or not
classied in a POI category
If known, try to enter the address
directly instead of searching as
a POI
Navigation System Operation
Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
Prodigy ONE does not show the
USB drive with media stored
USB drive may have been
connected during boot or other
cycle and not recognized
Unplug and reconnect to try again.
Generally the USB device is
recognized right away.
Device may be damaged or (in
the case of large hard drives)
require external power
Ensure the USB drive operates and
only requires the USB connection
to operate (no external power)
Prodigy ONE recognizes the
media le, but it won’t play
Media le type is not supported
or is corrupted
Play a supported media type.
If necessary, convert on your
computer to a supported le format
Media les are hard to navigate
or the media player doesn’t sort
audio from video in lists
Filename and type sorting
difculty between media les that
share names and formats.
Place audio and video les in
separate folders on your drive to
enhance the ease of navigating
Media les take a long time to
load and display
Size and speed of the USB drive Larger drives simply take longer to
load when rst connected
Media Player Operation
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Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
Phone is not recognized by
Prodigy ONE Bluetooth module
Phone not in discovery mode or
is not Bluetooth compatible
Verify BT handsfree capability and
place the phone in discovery mode
Phone is too far away from the
Prodigy ONE to be recognized
Bring the phone inside the vehicle
to ensure close enough range
Phone is recognized but will not
pair with Prodigy ONE
HFP not supported or pin code
not properly entered in time
Verify HFP compatibility and enter
0000 pin code when prompted
Prodigy ONE can’t download
contacts from the phone
PBAP not supported in the phone
or contacts are stored in wrong
location to DL (SIM or Phone)
Verify PBAP compatibility and
where contacts are stored (SIM or
Phone)
Prodigy ONE does not display
the contact name on incoming
calls, only the number
This is normal operation. Contact
names are only displayed in the
“Contacts” screen.
Prodigy ONE sorts contacts by
number and displays that number
upon receiving a call. See page 22
Bluetooth System Operation (if equipped/enabled)
Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
Prodigy ONE does not recognize
Radar or Laser detector
Remote mount modules may
have lost wireless connection
Simply power down and reboot by
turning the ignition off and on again
Radar bands are not picked up Band not enabled in settings Verify Radar band settings in menu
Auto Radar speed control
threshold set too high
Reset Auto Radar speed to enable
response at lower speeds
Radar too sensitive around
automatic doors (grocery stores)
Picking up stray K or X band
signals from motion entry doors
Can disable the K or X band, but
it’s best to use Auto Radar instead
Radar too sensitive only in
certain specic areas
Picking up stray KU band signals
around communications equip
Can disable the KU band, but it’s
likely just due to physical location
Radar/Laser Detector System Operation (if equipped/enabled)
Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
Prodigy ONE does not nd WiFi
network
Out of range for 802.11x signal Bring vehicle closer to WiFi
broadcast router. Verify router has
good upstream internet connection
USB WiFi adapter not connected
or recognized
Check USB connection to WiFi
adapter and reconnect
No internet connection over WiFi Too far out of range or no service Bring vehicle closer into range.
If using a 3G/4G “hotspot”, verify
cellular coverage for that device
Requires inputting password Reconnect and input password
No internet connection over 3G Requires a valid service plan and
SIM card accessory device
Ensure your service plan has been
activated and uses the correct SIM
No 3G/4G/GPRS/EDGE signal Wait to try again in a coverage area
Incorrect number input Double check SIM number in the
“Setup” screen
Internet browser can’t nd a
web site
No internet connection (range,
service issues) or server problem
If internet connect connection is
good, try another web site
WiFi/3G and Internet Browser Operation (if equipped/enabled)
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Complaint or Problem Possible Cause Recommended Correction
Rear view camera does not show
image when vehicle is in reverse
Reverse enable wire is not
properly connected or is on the
wrong circuit
Have an installation technician
verify that the proper wire is used
and correctly connected
Host head unit is not on or not
switched to the Prodigy ONE
Turn host head unit on to view
camera image (camera 1 input)
Camera 2 image does not display
at all from Main Menu selection
Camera has lost power or has a
poor/incorrect video connection
Have an installation technician
verify proper camera 2 connections
There is no camera 2 installed Visit an installation technician for
installation of a second camera
Camera 2 image displays, but will
not switch back off
User must select the “EXIT”
function in the middle of screen
Simply press “EXIT” or select using
the RF remote
“EXIT” button function not
responding for some reason
Turn ignition off and back on to
reboot Prodigy ONE
Rear View and Camera 2 Operation (if equipped)
Please check these troubleshooting recommendations prior to contacting Directus for technical assistance as it
will help speed up your ability to arrive at a resolution of any issues you may be experiencing with your Prodigy
ONE system.
For Technical Support Inquiries:
Telephone: +1 (810) 355-2266
email: support@directusnav.com
Please have your unit’s Serial Number and Firmware Version available.
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Warranty Information
Tatmar LLC provides a Limited Warranty in the United States that warrants the Directus Prodigy ONE system
to be free from defects in manufacturing for a period of ONE YEAR when properly installed by an authorized
Directus partner.
This Limited Warranty covers only the hardware components packaged with Prodigy ONE. It does not cover
technical assistance for hardware or software usage and it does not cover any software products whether or not
contained in Prodigy ONE; any such software is provided “AS IS” unless expressly provided for in any enclosed
software Limited Warranty. Please refer to the End User License Agreements included with the Prodigy ONE for
your rights and obligations with respect to the software.
This Limited Warranty only covers product issues caused by defects in material or workmanship during ordinary
consumer use; it does not cover product issues caused by any other reason, including but not limited to product
issues due to commercial use, acts of God, misuse, limitations of technology, or modication of or to any part
of the Prodigy ONE product. This Limited Warranty does not cover Directus products sold AS IS or WITH ALL
FAULTS or consumables (such as fuses or batteries in a remote control).
This Limited Warranty is invalid if the factory-applied serial number has been altered or removed from the
product. This Limited Warranty is valid only in the country of purchase, either the United States of America or
Canada.
LIMITATION ON DAMAGES: TATMAR LLC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION
ON THIS PRODUCT.
DURATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES: EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW,
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE ON THIS PRODUCT IS LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY.
Some states or jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or
allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to
you. This Limited Warranty gives you specic legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state
to state or jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
For specic information on how to determine if your Prodigy ONE product is covered under warranty and to
obtain warranty return information, please contact Directus by phone or e-mail:
Telephone: +1 (810) 355-2266
email: sales@directusnav.com
Please have your unit’s Serial Number and Firmware Version available.
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End User License Agreement
This End User License Agreement is for the Nav N Go software included with Prodigy ONE.
1 The contracting parties
1.1 Contracting parties to this Agreement are, on the one hand: Nav N Go Kft. (23 Bérc utca, H-1016 Budapest,
Hungary; Hungarian reg.no.: 01-09-891838) as Licensor and the legal user (as dened in Section 2) of
the object of this Agreement according to Section 4, hereinafter referred to as User on the other hand
(hereinafter jointly referred to as Parties).
2 Conclusion of the Agreement
2.1 The Parties hereby acknowledge that this Agreement shall be concluded by implicit conduct of the Parties,
without a signature of the Parties.
2.2 The User hereby acknowledges that following the lawful acquisition of the software product constituting
the object of this Agreement (Section 4), any degree of use, installation to a computer or other hardware,
installation of such hardware into a vehicle, pressing of the “Accept” button displayed by the software
during installation or use (hereinafter referred to as Actions of Use) shall be deemed as implicit conduct
resulting in the conclusion of the Agreement between the User and the Licensor.
2.3 This Agreement shall by no means entitle persons who unlawfully acquire, use, install on a computer, install
in a vehicle or utilize in any manner whatsoever the Software Product.
2.4 The End User License Agreement between the Parties shall be concluded with terms set forth in this
Agreement.
2.5 The time of conclusion of this Agreement is the time of executing the rst Action of Use (commencement of
use).
3 Applicable law
3.1 In issues not regulated by this Agreement, the jurisdiction of the Republic of Hungary shall be applicable,
with specic reference to the Act No. 4 of 1959 on the Civil Code (CC) and to Act No 76 of 1999 on
Copyrights (CA).
3.2 This agreement is issued in U.S. English and in Hungarian. In case of dispute the Hungarian text shall
prevail.
4 The object of the Agreement
4.1 The object of this Agreement shall be the navigation guidance software product of Licensor (hereinafter
referred to as Software Product).
4.2 The Software Product shall include the operating computer program, its complete documentation, and the
map database belonging thereto.
4.3 Any form of display, storage, coding, including printed, electronic or graphic display, storage, source or
object code of the Software Product, or any other as yet undened form of display, storage, or coding, or
any medium thereof shall be deemed as part of the Software Product.
4.4 Error corrections, additions, updates used by the User as dened in Section 2 following the conclusion of
this Agreement shall also be deemed as part of the Software Product.
5 Owner of copyrights
5.1 The Licensor - unless contractual or legal regulations state otherwise - is the exclusive owner of all material
copyrights vested in the Software Product.
5.2 Copyrights extend to the whole Software Product and its parts separately as well.
5.3 The owner(s) of the copyrights of the map database forming part of the Software Product is (are) natural
person(s) or corporate entity(ies) as listed in the Appendix to this Agreement or in the “About/Map” menu
item of the operating computer program (hereinafter referred to as Database Owner). Licensor hereby
states that Licensor has obtained sufcient usage and representation rights from the Database Owner in
order to utilize and give into further utilization the map database as set forth in this Agreement.
5.4 In the conclusion and execution of this Agreement the Database Owner is represented by Licensor in
relations to the User.
5.5 By concluding this Agreement, Licensor shall withhold all rights vested in the Software Product, except for
those that the User is entitled to according to explicit legal regulations or that of this Agreement.
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6 Rights of the User
6.1 The User is entitled to install the Software Product on one hardware device (desktop, handheld, portable
computer, navigation device) at a time, and to run and use one copy thereof.
6.2 The User is entitled to make one security copy of the Software Product. However, if the Software Product
is operational after installation without the use of the original media copy, then the original media copy is
deemed to be a security copy. In all other cases, the User is only entitled to use the security copy if the
original media copy of the Software Product has become unsuitable for proper and legal use without any
doubt, such state thereof being supported by acceptable proof.
7 Limitations of use
7.1 The User is not entitled
7.1.1 to duplicate the Software Product (to make a copy thereof). Please note that the navigation software is
licensed ONLY to the supplied 4GB SD card with the Prodigy ONE unit. Making copies of those les is not
permitted under this ELUA;
7.1.2 to lease, rent, lend, distribute, transfer it to a third person with or without a consideration;
7.1.3 to translate the Software Product (including translation (compilation) to other programming languages);
7.1.4 to decompile the Software Product;
7.1.5 to modify, extend, transform the Software Product (in whole or in part), to separate it into parts, compose it
with other products, install it in other products, utilize it in other products, not even with the aim of achieving
interoperability with other products;
7.1.6 apart from using the computer program, to obtain information from the map database included in the
Software Product, to decompile the map database, to use, copy, modify, extend, transform the map
database in whole or in part or the group of data stored therein, or to install it in other products, utilize it in
other products, not even with the aim of achieving interoperability with other products;
8 Non-warranty, limitation of responsibility
8.1 Licensor hereby informs the User that although the greatest care was taken in producing the Software
Product, yet with respect to the essence of the Software Product and the technical limitations, the Licensor
does not warrant for the Software Product being completely error-free, and the Licensor is not bound by
any contractual obligation by which the Software Product obtained by the User should be completely errorfree.
8.2 The Licensor does not warrant that the Software Product is suitable for any purpose dened either by the
Licensor or the User, and does not warrant that the Software Product is capable of interoperating with any
other system, device or product (e.g. software or hardware).
8.3 The Licensor does not assume any responsibility for damages incurred due to an error in the Software
Product (including errors of the computer program, the documentation and the map database).
8.4 The Licensor does not assume any responsibility for damages incurred due to the Software Product not
being applicable for any dened purpose, or the error or lack of interoperability thereof with any other
system, device or product (e.g. software or hardware).
8.5 The Licensor shall hereby also draw the attention of the User with great emphasis to the fact that while
utilizing the Software Product in any form of transportation, observing the trafc regulations and rules (e.g.
use of obligatory and/or reasonable and suitable security measures, proper and generally expected care
and attention in the given situation, and special care and attention required due to utilizing the Software
Product) is the exclusive responsibility of the User; the Licensor shall not assume any responsibility for any
damages occurred in relation to utilizing the Software Product during transportation.
8.6 By concluding this Agreement, the User shall especially acknowledge the information stated in Section 8
above.
9 Sanctions
9.1 The Licensor hereby informs the User that according to regulations of the CA, should the Licensor nd its
rights to be breached, the Licensor may
9.1.1 claim the acknowledgement of such breach by court;
9.1.2 claim ceasing the breach and ordering the person under breach from continuing such;
9.1.3 claim that the person under breach give proper compensation (even by way of publicity, to the expense of
the person under breach);
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9.1.4 claim the return of the increase of assets due to the breach;
9.1.5 claim ceasing the breaching situation, the restitution of the state before the breach, to the expense of the
person in breach, and may claim the destruction of instruments and materials used for the breach, and that
of the objects created by the breach;
9.1.6 claim damages.
9.2 The Licensor hereby also informs the User that the breach of copyrights and related rights is a crime
according to Act IV of 1978 on the Hungarian Criminal Code, which may draw as a sanction a sentence of
two years in prison in basic cases and up to eight years in prison in qualied cases.
9.3 For disputes arising from this Agreement, the parties hereby agree on the exclusive competence of depending on value and title disputed - either the Central Court of Budapest Districts (Pesti Központi
Kerületi Bíróság) or the Municipal Court of Budapest (Fővárosi Bíróság).
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Phone: 810-355-2266
Fax: 810-735-0175
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