GoClever Navio 705V Plus User Manual
NAVIO 500 Plus, 705V Plus, 705CAM
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Contents /
Spis Treści
English 3
Polski 54
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English
D
ECLARATION
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RECAUTIONS
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ACKING LIST
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NTRODUCTION
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USIC PLAY FUNCTION
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HOTO VIEWING FUNCTION
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OVIE PLAYING FUNCTION
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YSTEM SETTINGS
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LUETOOTH FUNCTIONS (WITH
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OOLS
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EAR CAMERA SETTING
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Product Appearance 8
Power Supply and Charging of a Navigator 12
Basic Operation 14
Connecting to a Computer 16
Description of the Main Interface and Main Functions 17
Maintaining the GPS Navigator 18
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OOK READING FUNCTION
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Screen Calibration 33
FM Transmitter 33
DUN
FUNCTION
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Declaration
The product is subject to change without prior notice. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Our company assumes no liability for data missing caused by users who did not backup the important
information.
This manual has been checked with thorough care, but we do not exclude the possibility of a few
unintended errors. If you spot an error, please contact our customer service center.
Please read the operations and instructions in this User Manual carefully and use accessories
provided by the original manufacturer only, avoiding unexpected damages. Implementing the system
without conforming to proper programs or connecting incompatible accessories may result in the
invalidity of a warranty and even endanger the safety of you and others. The company assumes no
liability for the result.
The development of the traffic construction may lead to the in conformity of the data of the navigable
electronic map with actual traffic instructions. Please drive according to current traffic regulations,
including current road conditions and current marks. Viewing or operating a navigator while driving
may cause serious traffic accidents. The company assumes no liability for the accidents or any
corresponding losses.
In case there is any divergence between the pictures in this manual and the real products, the real
products will prevail.
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Precautions
1. Do not shake or knock the device. Rough handling may lead to damage or missing of the
data and failures to play files.
2. Keep the device away from direct sunlight or high temperature, to prevent overheating of
the batteries and device body which may cause failures or dangers.
3. Keep the device away from moisture and raindrops. If water gets inside, the wet condition
may cause the device to break down or even render it beyond repair.
4. Do not disconnect the device by self.
5. Keep the device away from sand dusts or environment of dusts.
6. Operating the device near strong radio wave or radioactive rays may affect the
performance of the device.
7. Insert the plug fully into the electrical outlet to prevent static electricity.
8. Ensure that all cables are connected to the device safely and orderly, to prevent falling and
damages of the device caused by the messy arrangement.
9. Do not press the LCD screen hard; keep the LCD screen away from sunlight, or failures to
the device may occur. Clean up dusts on the screen surface with soft cloth.
10. If the device fails, please send it to an authorized mountaineer for repair.
11. Backup the data on the SD/MMC card to a computer regularly, to prevent the risk of data
missing.
12. Pay attention to the compatibility of media files. Only files conforming to the design rules of
the device can be played.
13. Films, music, and images may be copyrighted. Playing those files without permission
would violate the copyright law
14. Do not use metal objects to short-circuit a charger or device input. This may result in
device failures.
15. Keep the device away from heat source.
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16. Operate the device by placing it on a level desk. Operating by placing it on a blanket,
pillow, or carpet will render working temperature too high for the device, and may damage
it.
17. When the system executes the read-write operation for the memory card, do not take it
out, or data in the card may be destroyed or missing. This may even cause the system to
break down.
18. Do not power off when you are navigating, playing films and music, and viewing pictures.
19. Do not store the batteries or charge the batteries in cold or hot areas, or the performance
of the batteries may be damaged.
20. Keep the battery or charger out of the reach of children.
21. Mistakes in changing batteries may cause an explosion. Dispose the old batteries
according to instructions.
22. Use the battery specified by the original manufacturer on changing batteries.
23. Keep the device out of reach of children when it is being charged.
24. Violent collision or drop may damage the device or spoil its appearance. Please take care.
25. Do not use an earplug with over high volume, or it will hurt your hearing and even cause
permanent hearing impairment.
26. Please do not set the volume of an external loudspeaker too high for a long time.
Longstanding use may cause an output distortion of the loudspeaker.
27. While watching videos, repetitive actions may result in discomfort in hands, arms,
shoulders or other parts of your body.
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Packing List
Make sure all the items are included in the package of the navigator:
Car navigation
Car chrager
USB cable
Stylus
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Introduction
In case there is any divergence between the above and the real products, the real products will
prevail. For any defective items, please contact your dealer or agent who sold you the product as
soon as possible.
This chapter provides information on the external elements and basic instructions, allowing you to get
familiar with the basic operations.
Product Appearance
Navio 705CAM & Navio 705V Plus:
Car holder
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1 Power switch System on/off
2 Touch screen Operation by click display/Show the contents
3 Indicator light Power supply indicator
4 Earphone jack Connect to stereo earphone
5 microSD slot Can be inserted 1 microSD card
6 MINI USB interface Connect GPS with PC and charging
7 Loud-speaker Playback navigation prompt sound and music.
8 Reset Restart system after light press
9 AV-IN Outside audio/video line-in, connect to rearview system
10 MIC Microphone for blue tooth hand-free system
Navio 500 Plus:
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1 Power switch System on/off
2 Indicator light Power supply indicator
3 Earphone jack Connect to stereo earphone
4 microSD slot Can be inserted 1 microSD card
5 AV-IN Outside audio/video line-in, connect to rearview system (optional)
6 MINI USB interface Connect GPS with PC and charging
7 Loud-speaker Playback navigation prompt sound and music.
8 Touch screen Operation by click display/Show the contents
9 Reset Restart system after light press
Power Supply and Charging of a Navigator
When the GPS navigator is used for the first time or no used for a long time, the batteries must be
completely charged with a MINI USB cable.
Power supply
The navigator can be powered in two ways, i.e. batteries and MINI USB supply.
When not connected to the charger adapter, the GPS navigator is powered by the lithium batteries.
The power icon on the top right corner of the system interface or the power bar in the power-setting
interface indicates the remaining battery power.
Power icon Power bar
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When connected to the MINI USB charger adapter (or via MINI USB to connect computer), the GPS
navigator is powered by the external power.
[Note] This navigator uses built-in, not the removable lithium polymer battery power supply. Generally
(for example, backlight brightness setting is low), completely fills the electricity, the battery can supply
power continually about for 3 hours. It regards you to use the GPS to decide, battery's actual supply
time will be different. Some functions (audio, video, high luminance back light) must consume the
massive electrical energies, will obviously reduce power supply time.
[Caution] This unit uses built-in, not the removable lithium battery. In order to avoid being on fire or
the burn danger, please do not disassemble, pierce, collide or discard the battery in the fire or water.
The battery can burst, blast, or release danger chemical substance.
Charging with a power adapter
Used for the first time or no used for a long time, the GPS navigator must be completely charged by a
MINI USB charger adaptor.
1. Connect the DC terminal of the adapter to the power terminal on the bottom side of a GPS
navigator.
2. Connect the other terminal to the power socket (or computer)to charge and power the navigator at
the same time.
[Note] If the charging indicator flashes in red, it indicates the navigator is charging. Please wait until
the device is completely charged. Do not remove the adapter during charging. The indicator will flash
in green when the device is completely charged. Please charge the battery in time when the power is
insufficient or exhausted in the future.
Charging with a vehicle power adaptor
1. Connect one end of the vehicle adapter to the MINI USB interface of the GPS navigator.
2. Connect the other end to vehicle cigarette lighter to power and charge the GPS navigators at the
same time.
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[Caution] Please plug the vehicle adapter after the car is started, avoiding damages to the navigator
caused the instant current at start time.
Basic Operation
Switching on/off
Please press power key on the top of the navigator to switch off when you finish application. The
system enters state of dormancy. When you switch on again, the device will maintain the operation
status last time you switch off.
Power key
[Note] If you want to save battery energy, you may switch downward the switch to cut off the main
power supply.
Restarting the system
When the system have no response, press power switch key to shut the system and restart the
system.
[Reference] The following cases may cause system failure:
1. Delay and stagnation occur while switching over images;
2. Overlong running time fails to activate the click function;
3. Pressing the power key fails to switch on/off the device.
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[Caution] If the system fails, you will miss the system information not yet saved by restarting the
system. Please backup the data regularly.
Using the vehicle bracket to fix a navigator
A vehicle bracket is composed of a bracket and a support. Please fix the device using the vehicle
bracket onto the front windshield or dashboard while using the GPS navigator in vehicle.
[Caution] Place the vehicle bracket carefully. Ensure the GPS navigator would not block your driving
vision. Ensure the navigator is fixed instead of being placed randomly. Do not fix it where the air bag
is placed. Do not place it within the bag's inflation range.
Using a touch pen
The touch pen is used to operate the GPS navigator. Please keep it well.
1. Click: Click the screen once with the nib.
2. Double click: Click the screen twice quickly with the nib.
3. Dragging: Click one place with the nib, then, moves the nib.
[Caution] The touch pen with a broken nib, ballpoint pen, as well as any sharp and rough objects may
scratch and damage the LCD screen. Please use a touch pen with a nib in good condition. Do not
use the touch pen if the nib is broken.
Using microSD Memory card
Required map software, map data and media files are stored in the provided microSD card. Insert the
card properly into the slot.
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[Caution] Do not take out the card at random when the system is running navigation program or
playing a media file.
1. Do not press hard or bent the microSD card. Prevent micorSD card from falling and bumping.
2. Do not store the card in hot or high-humidity areas. Keep the card away from high temperature and
direct sunlight. Keep the card away from liquid and corrosive materials.
3. Pay attention to the slot position for inserting the card. Inserting randomly may cause damages to
the slot and the card.
Connecting to a Computer
Access a computer via the mini USB interface on the right side of the navigator, and you can copy
files from the navigator to the computer and vice versa or backup the data in the navigator to the
computer for future use.
1. Ensure the navigator is on;
2. Ensure the mini USB end is connected to the mini USB interface on the left side of the device and
the standard USB end is connected to the USB host interface of the computer;
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Mini USB end Standard USB end
3. On completing connection, the computer will automatically identify the new hardware unit.
4. On completing communication, remove the mini USB cable and the navigator returns to run like
before.
[Caution] Data security: Please backup the system data to an external storing device before updating.
The company assumes no responsibility for damages or missing of the data.
[Caution] While accessing a computer, the following operations will interrupt the communication
between the system and the computer. Then, the unfinished transmission data will be missing. A)
Unplug the mini USB cable; B) Press the power key to switch off; C) Restart the system via the power
switch.
Description of the Main Interface and Main Functions
System interface:
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Navigation Open navigation map
Movie Player
Music Player
Photo Viewer
Bluetooth This allows you to enter hand-free system
Tools Support Tools
EBook This allows you to read TXT-format files; this allows you to select pages
Setting
Maintaining the GPS Navigator
Every time you update your data make backup copies on an external storage mediums. The supplier
does not assume liability for data loss or damage to data storage units, and no claims can be
accepted for damages resulting from the loss of data or for consequential damages.
Keep your navigation system and all connected devices away from moisture and avoid dust, heat and
direct sunlight, especially in the car.
Make sure you protect your appliance from getting wet. (e.g. from rain and hail, at all times.)
Please pay attention that moisture can even build up in a protective pouch because of condensation.
This is to play wmv/mpeg/mpg/mp4/3gp/asf and avi format video files; this
supports progress adjustment, pause, and full-screen play function
This supports WMA9 and WAV format audio files and random play, orderly play
and cycling play.
This is to view JPG, JPEG, BMP and PNG format files; this allows you to rotate,
scale up/down and automatically display images
This is to set the volume, power supply, back light, date and time, languages as
well as system information
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Music Play Function
Avoid heavy vibrations and shaking.
Avoid the device from releasing itself from its holder, for example when braking. Install the device as
vertically as possible.
The appliance if most reliably operated at an ambient temperature of between 41°F to 104°F (5 ℃ to
40℃) and at a relative humidity of between 10% to 90%.
In the powered down state the appliance can be stored at between 32°F to 140°F (0 ℃ to 60℃).
Store the appliance in a safe location to avoid high temperatures (e.g. when parking or from direct
sunlight).
When connecting additional or other components the “Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive”(EMC)
must be adhered to. Please also note that only screened cable (maximum 10ft) should be used with
this appliance.
For optimal performance, maintain a distance of at least 10ft. from sources of high-frequency and
magnetic interference (televisions, loudspeaker systems, mobile telephones and so on.) This will help
avoid malfunctions and loss of data.
This chapter describes how to use the audio player of the GPS navigator to play your favorite music,
making it your mobile MP3 player.
Features
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The audio player supports WMA and WAV format files. You can set the play order at random. Please
copy your audio files to any folder in the memory card before playing.
Interfaces and Operations
Click this icon; click the selected song to activate the audio player, as shown in
Figure 1.
Figure 1, music player
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Close Click to close the audio player
Play
Pause This indicates a song is being played; click to pause
Stop Click to stop playing
Last Click to play the last file
Next Click to play the next file
Volume
adjustment
Progress
adjustment
Back Click to show files of a folder
Elapsed time Click to show the elapsed time
Home Click to back to the main interface
This indicates that a song has been paused or stopped playing;
click to continue
Drag the nib of the touch pen on the screen leftward/rightward to
adjust the volume. Drag leftward to decrease and rightward to
increase
Drag the nib of the touch pen on the screen leftward/rightward to
adjust the progress. Drag leftward to back to a certain time and
rightward to advance to a certain time to play
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Photo Viewing Function
Figure 2, music file folder
This chapter provides information on how to view images with the image viewer of the GPS
navigator.
Features
1. Support images featuring formats like JPG, JPEG, BMP and PNG.
2. Allow you to rotate, full screen display and automatically display all images.
Please copy your image files to any folder in the memory card before viewing.
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Interfaces and Operations
Click this icon in the main interface, selected image to activate the viewer, as
shown in Figure 3.
Close Click to close the image viewer
Hide Click to hide the tool bar
Figure 3, photo viewer
Rotate
counterclockwise
Last Click to view the last picture in the same folder
Click to rotate the current picture counterclockwise of 90°
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Next Click to view the next picture in the same folder
Zoom in Click to zoom in the picture
Zoom out Click to zoom out the picture
Full screen Click to show the picture in for screen
Figure 4, interface of photo list
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EBook Reading Function
This chapter provides information on how to use the GPS navigator as an Ebook reader.
Features
1. Support file. TXT;
2. Support scrolling, skipping and folder selection
Please copy your txt. file to any folder in the memory card before reading.
Interfaces and Operations
Click this icon; click the selected txt to activate the viewer, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5, EBook viewer
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Close Click it to close the e-Reader.
Last Click it to read the last page
Next Click it to read the next page
Font Click it to set the font
Color Click it to set the color
Save
bookmark
View the
bookmark
Figure 6, font settings Figure 7, color settings
Click it to save the bookmark
Click it to view the bookmarks
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Movie Playing Function
Figure 8, bookmark settings
This chapter provides information on how to use the GPS navigator to play video.
Features
1. Support wmv, mpeg, mpg, mp4, 3gp, asf and avi files;
2. Support full-screen play, progress selection and file selection
Please copy your video files to any folder in the memory card before playing.
Interfaces and Operations
Click the icon; click the selected image to activate the player, as shown in Figure
10.
Figure 9, text file folder interface
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Figure 10, media player interface
Close Click to close the video list;
Play It shows stop playing. Single click will continue to play.
Next Play next video.
File list
Single click and shift to video file list, and then choose your
favorite video.
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Volume
Playing
progress
Brightness
adjust
Play interface Full screen play. Double click to return normal play status.
Video name Show current Video name
Time Show the time consumed / The total time of the video
Single click volume. It shows volume is decreased when it shift
toward left. While volume is increase when it is shifted toward
right.
Adjust the progress by slide the progress-displaying bar; go left
for backwards, go right for forwards;
Adjust brightness with stylus while moving toward left and right.
Turn right means turn brighter.
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System Settings
Figure 11, video folder interface
Click the "Setting" icon to enter the settings menu; then, you can implement relevant
settings. The settings cover "volume", "backlight", "data time", "language" and "system
information" etc, as shown in Figure 12.
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