Magneti Marelli S p A FRDWKS Users Manual

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CONTENTS
Before You Start 5 Warranty Statement 6 Important Notice 6 Editorial Notice 7 Care Instructions 8 Safety Instructions 9 Driver Distraction 9 Definitions 11 System Information 11 System Language 13 Initial Start Up 13 Buttons 14 B
UTTON DESCRIPTION
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Hard Key Buttons Definitions 16 Soft Key Button Mapping 17
K
EYBOARD AND MOUSE
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Virtual Keyboard 18 BT/USB- Keyboard 18
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RIVER DISTRACTION IMPACTS
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XITING A MODE
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Peripheral Devices 19 M
OUSE
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K
EYBOARD
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RINTER
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Media Mode 21 R
ADIO MODE
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Band AM/FM 22 Setting Presets 23
L
INE IN
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CD M
ODE
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Audio CD 24 Data CD with Audio Media files 26
USB M
ODE
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New Selection Feature 29 Tags Subset 29 Folders Subset 30 Playlists Subset 31 USB Indexing Procedure 32
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LUETOOTH AUDIO
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TEERING WHEEL CONTROLS
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Phone Mode 34 NO P
HONE CONNECTED
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Phone Feature Incoming/ Outgoing 36
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Address Book Feature 39 Call History Feature 43 Text Messaging 44
Navigation Mode 48 Application Mode 50 T
OOL LINK MODE
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OG ME IN
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YNCING WITH PERSONAL COMPUTER OR
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ILE MANAGER
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NTERNET
F
AVORITES
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THER APPLICATIONS
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PDA 53
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Settings Menu 55 S
ETTINGS & CLOCK
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UDIO SETTINGS
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D
ISPLAY SETTINGS
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Daylight Mode 58 Auto 58 Day and Night 59 Home Screen Image 59
LOCK SETTINGS
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LUETOOTH SETTINGS
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Device Properties 62 Download Address Book 63 Connecting User 64 Deleting User 65 Pairing 66
S
YSTEM SETTINGS
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Voice/Nav Volume 71 Navigation Prompts 71 Voice Recognition Confirmation 72 Language 72 Calibrate Touch Panel 72 Connection Manager Update 74 Restore Factory Settings 74 Delete Stored Items 75 About 75
Voice Recognition 76 M
AIN MENU VOICE COMMANDS
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HONE VOICE COMMANDS
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PPLICATIONS VOICE COMMANDS
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EDIA VOICE COMMANDS
AVIGATION VOICE COMMANDS
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Contact Information 80 Troubleshooting & Reseting 80 F.A.Q. 80
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Regulation Notices 83 L
ASER SAFETY
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FCC 84
IMITATION OF LIABILITY
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EFORE YOU START
Before you begin your Ford Works Solution computer experience you should read through the entire manual along with the other associated manuals so that you as a user can fully enjoy and utilize the system to its fullest capability.
CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates that it may cause
personal injury and even fatality.
NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that
helps you make better use of your computer.
NOTICE: A NOTICE indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem.
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WARRANTY STATEMENT
Please see your warranty statement included in your kit for details.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Because of the nature of wireless communications, transmission; reception of data can never be guaranteed, data may be delayed, corrupted or be totally lost.
Due to extreme temperature conditions Liquid Crystal Display’s (LCD) have a tendency to experience longer than usual response times upon startup. This time varies depending on how quickly a vehicle warms up or cools down.
Do not operate your system near hospitals, explosive atmospheres, medical equipment, life support equipment or any other equipment that relies on radio frequency to operate.
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EDITORIAL NOTICE
To ensure that our accessories and in-car equipment continue to combine advanced technology with unexcelled levels of quality, we at Magneti Marelli pursue a policy of continuous, ongoing development embracing every aspect of design. It is therefore possible that some of your own equipment and features may vary from those described in this manual. We are also unable to guarantee that all of the descriptions and illustrations contained in the manual will be completely accurate in all respects. We must therefore request your understanding for the fact that we are unable to recognize legal claims based on the data, descriptions and illustrations in this manual and your own equipment.
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CARE INSTRUCTIONS
This section describes the care of the unit and proper precautions to take to assure a great appearance and proper functionality.
Do not use solvents, abrasive cleansers, detergents they can damage the screen or any other surface material. To clean the unit, use a cloth slightly moistened with water. Do not use chemical or household cleaning agents, as these may damage the screen. Keep fluids of all kinds away from the device and protect it from getting wet. Surfaces or electrical components may become corroded or damaged
Do not shove fingers, pencils, or any other foreign objects that could potentially harm the unit into the CD, USB, SD or any of the button slots.
Do not attempt to service the system yourself. Only a trained service technician should do so.
Do not push on the screen or use any other foreign objects on the screen such as tools, screwdrivers etc. This could potentially harm the screen and lose its effectiveness.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Use the following safety guidelines to help ensure your own personal safety and to help protect your device and working environment from potential damage.
You should not operate this device while in motion for extend periods of time. You will remain responsible for the safety of his/her travel and should obey traffic and pedestrian laws and exercise good judgment at all times. Some of the map data may be incomplete or inaccurate and the device may produce inaccurate or inappropriate results. Due to road, weather and other conditions, some route guidance and/or directions may not be appropriate.
Do not touch the liquid crystal if by chance the screen
is cracked or damaged the liquid can be harmful or even fatal.
DRIVER DISTRACTION
Most of the menus described on this document, will be disabled when you are driving. If a button is pressed related to a disabled function, then the system will pop-up a message that tells you that the function cannot be used while driving, along with a voice prompted message. The pop-up
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will close after approximately 5 seconds and the system will return to the main menu.
Insert data devices only when the vehicle is stationary, and always obey the traffic regulations and road signs in the event of any contradiction between the traffic situation and the instructions given by the computer system. If you do not observe this precaution, you may be in violation of the law, and can endanger vehicle occupants and other road users.
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DEFINITIONS
FWS – Ford Works Solution HK – Hard Key SK – Soft Key TTS Message – Text-To-Speech Message SD Memory – Secure Digital Memory MMC – Multi-Media Memory Card USB – Universal Serial Bus A2DP – Advanced Audio Distribution Profile BT – Bluetooth RFID – Radio Frequency Identification CDMA – Code Division Multiple Access PDA – Personal Digital Assistant
SYSTEM INFORMATION
The FWS computer’s intent is to give you the user an easy to use Win CE 6.0 based experience while utilizing a Garmin Navigation system, Tool Link RFID tool locating system (option only) and much more. What truly sets the FWS computer apart is its connection to the outside world via a Sprint CDMA modem that allows text messaging and internet access anytime, anywhere.
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It can accept many of the same peripherals that a desktop PC uses such as keyboard, optical mouse, USB port, SD memory slot and much more. The computer as a standard has its basic new age functionality such as Bluetooth for phone connectivity and audio streaming from a music device. A special feature to the system is voice recognition & TTS which gives auditory feedback and commands. Safety is taken in consideration with the development of this computer.
Just like your personal PC too many applications open at once can cause your system to run slow. Close down any additional applications that you are not using.
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SYSTEM LANGUAGE
The system can support 3 languages. Refer to the section Settings for setting your preferred language.
US-English
US-Spanish
French-Canadian
INITIAL START UP
System start-up will go through a warning screen in which OK must be selected to continue.
Press OK SK on the bottom of the screen to enter the computer’s application.
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BUTTONS
The figure below describes the following button layout.
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BUTTON LEGEND
1 Volume/
2 Phone HK 3 PPT HK 4 Phone SK Power 5 Media SK 6 Home HK 7 Media HK 8 Settings
SK
9 FWS HK 10 USB Slot 11 FWS SK 12 SD Slot 13 NAV SK 14 NAV HK 15 CD Eject 16 Radio
Function >
17 Preset 5 18 Preset 4 19 Preset 3 20 Preset 2
21 Preset 1 22 Radio
Function <
STATUS BAR
23 Radio Status
24 Ford
Works Apps
25 Nav Routing
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STYLUS PEN
The stylus Pen is conveniently located in the slot location 27 referring to the figure above.
B
UTTON DESCRIPTION
Hard Key Buttons Definitions
VOLUME
Adjusts the master volume to the speakers by displaying a volume meter indicator that will show up over any application that you are running.
RADIO Buttons 1,2,3,4,5
Used from the Radio to switch preset stations.
RADIO Buttons <, >
Radio will change the radio station or CD track each time one of these buttons is pressed.
CD-EJECT
Radio will eject the CD when pressed.
PHONE HK
Pressing this button will allow you to enter the Phone Main menu.
PPT HK
Pressing this button activates the Voice Recognition system.
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HOME HK
Pressing this button allows you to go back to the Main menu.
MEDIA HK
Pressing the MEDIA HK button enters in to the Media Main menu. Pressing button again will switch between the available audio sources (Radio, CD, USB, Bluetooth Audio).
NAV HK
Pressing the NAV HK button the system switches the Navigation status from the background to the foreground and vice versa.
During route guidance, the navigation pictograms and the distance to manoeuvre will replace the Nav lcon on this button. This, together with the Nav status bar and the TTS of navigation messages, will provide enough information to you even if another application is using the display.
APPS HK
The APPS HK button shows the application sub-menu if it’s not previously opened. If opened previously and not seen on the screen then the application will be shown in full screen.
Soft Key Button Mapping
While the main menu is shown, four soft-buttons are placed on the screen corners that perform the same functions as the HK buttons.
An additional soft-button is available in the center of the bottom status bar which is the SETTINGS SK button. Please see Settings for more information.
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EYBOARD AND MOUSE
Virtual Keyboard
When texting is required into a program a virtual keyboard will popup where you can press directly on the screen to input characters. The keyboard can be minimized and closed at any given time. The keyboard will also be conveniently located on the top of any program at any given time unless otherwise commanded.
If keyboard does not appear press the Keyboard icon on the bottom of the screen to activate & deactivate the keyboard.
BT/USB- Keyboard
A Bluetooth or USB enabled keyboard can be plugged in at anytime as a plug-and play device.
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RIVER DISTRACTION IMPACTS
While driving the following buttons and related screens will not function or be displayed:
PHONE HK & PHONE SK
APP HK & APP HK
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This means that you cannot access these functions and if you are using one of these functions and begin driving, then the screen will be automatically interrupted.
More precisely, the affected menus are at least the followings:
All phone display menus;
All applications (eg. Internet, Text maker, Tool-link);
Please see section for Safety & Driver Distraction for more information.
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XITING A MODE
By pressing one of the described buttons below you can back out and terminate any function you are currently using. They can be used any time and on any screen.
Phone;
Media;
Navigation ;
Applications.
PERIPHERAL DEVICES
All peripheral devices plugged in via wired or wireless (Bluetooth) may or may not work with your computer with exception of the included keyboard. Please see your manufacture owner’s guide for detail on drivers or compatibility.
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Ford does not guarantee operation of your peripheral
devices with the FWS computer.
M
OUSE
Peripheral devices such as a roller mouse, optical pen or joystick shall be plugged in to the USB port or if a Bluetooth device is selected please see Bluetooth guide for pairing instructions.
K
EYBOARD
Peripheral devices such as a mini keyboard, full keyboard or optical keyboard shall be plugged in to the USB port or if a Bluetooth device is selected please see Bluetooth guide for pairing instructions.
P
RINTER
Only an HP Bluetooth certified printer is guaranteed to work with the FWS computer. If you choose to use other manufactures make sure that a proper device driver is available.
Magneti Marelli is not responsible for device drivers not included with the system.
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MEDIA MODE
Enter in the Media mode by pressing the MEDIA HK or MEDIA SK buttons or by Voice Recognition commands. Please see section for Voice Recognition commands.
There are five possible selections for Media, one for each supported audio source:
Radio (AM/FM);
CD (Audio/ data CD);
USB/ MP3;
Bluetooth Audio (A2DP);
SD.
Media area if the song is tagged with the information.
The Radio mode allows you to listen to AM/FM band only. STEP 1: Turn system on.
Song title will scroll across the home screen in the
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ADIO MODE
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STEP 2: Press MEDIA HK or MEDIA SK button will place you in the media domain.
STEP 3: Then press RADIO SK button. STEP 4: Tuning to radio stations can be done using the <, > HK
arrow keys on the top of the radio.
BLUETOOTH
AUDIO
LINE IN
Band AM/FM
Band FM and Band AM is changed by pressing this button the band changes from FM to AM and back. The button label changes accordingly, providing feedback on the current selection.
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Setting Presets
This section describes how to set your desired presets that coordinate accordingly to the HK buttons 1,2,3,4,5.
STEP 1: Go to a desired radio station by tuning or seeking to it. STEP 2: Press and hold the desired location of preset that you
would like for approximately 5 seconds. STEP 3: To set another location go back to STEP 1.
To overwrite a preset location with another radio
station, simply follow the same steps as explained in STEP 1.
L
INE IN
Line In is when another audio source is connected to the system such as a CD changer.
STEP 1: Turn system on. STEP 2: Press MEDIA HK or MEDIA SK button will place you in
the media domain. STEP 3: Press LINE IN SK and listen to audio.
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CD M
ODE
Depending on the CD type the system will show one of the menus described in the following.
Audio CD
To play an audio CD ensure that the CD is clean of any finger prints or dust. There will be no guarantee on audio CD playback on a copied CD from another manufacture.
STEP 1: Turn system on. STEP 2: Press MEDIA HK or MEDIA SK button will place you in
the media domain.
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STEP 3: Assure there is no CD in the system by pressing the CD SK button and viewing the track information/ status bar or you can simply press the EJECT HK button to eject any current CD in place.
STEP 4: If there is no CD is present continue to push your CD in the CD slot gently until the system pulls the CD in automatically.
STEP 5: Proceed to listen to your CD.
The Audio CD screen has a text area that summarizes the now playing information: Track number and track elapsed time information.
The CD-EJECT ejects the current CD. A CD-EJECT command while ongoing CD playback causes the audio source to switch
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to radio. An eject event in OFF condition only causes the ejection.
Data CD with Audio Media files
To play an audio CD ensure that the CD is in clean of any finger prints or dust. There will be no guarantee on audio CD playback on a copied CD from another manufacture.
STEP 1: Turn system on. STEP 2: Press MEDIA HK or SK button. This will place you
in the media domain. STEP 3: Assure there is no CD in the system by pressing the
CD SK button and viewing the track information/ status bar or you can simply press the EJECT HK button to eject any current CD in place.
STEP 4: If there is no CD present continue to push your CD in the CD slot gently until the system pulls the CD itself.
STEP 5: Proceed to listen to your CD.
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The Media CD screen has some text areas that summarize the now playing information:
The folder shows the name of the current folder;
Artist, Album & Title shows the current song metadata
information. The two soft-buttons < and > allow you to change the current
Folder to the next or previous one.
USB M
While the Media source is set to USB, the following screen will be shown on MEDIA HK/SK button presses. Magneti Marelli does not guarantee all USB device manufactures will work with the FWS computer.
To find a validated list of devices, go to www.fordworksolutions.com
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