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NavTraceOne
User Manual
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Migraf NavTraceOne User Manual

NavTraceOne
User manual
Manual Version 1.7 Software Version 1.1.1 Hardware Version 2
Table of Contents
Foreword.......................................................................4
Legal Notice...................................................................5
Basic device functionality.....................................................6
Global – always active commands...........................................7
Idle – device mode selection..............................................7
Menu Navigate.............................................................8
Address search............................................................8
Point of Interest selection...............................................8
After route calculation...................................................8
Navigation................................................................8
Menu Look Around..........................................................9
Look Around by Address....................................................9
Look Around by Points of Interest.........................................9
Favourite points..........................................................9
Previous points...........................................................9
Browsing the calculated route.............................................9
Working with files.......................................................10
Audio Player / Book Reader...............................................10
Dictaphone / Voice Recorder..............................................10
Alarm Clock..............................................................10
Schedule / Calendar......................................................10
Operating NavTraceOne.........................................................13
3.1 To previously selected point.........................................13
3.2 To address...........................................................13
3.2.1 Selecting a city.................................................13
3.2.2 Selecting a street...............................................13
3.2.3 Selecting a building number......................................14
3.3 To Point of Interest.................................................14
3.3.1 City selection...................................................14
3.3.2 Category selection...............................................14
3.3.3 Browsing the point list..........................................14
3.4 To postal code.......................................................15
3.5 After route calculation..............................................15
3.6 Route browsing.......................................................15
3.7 Control during navigation............................................15
4.1 By buildings.........................................................15
4.2 By Points of Interest................................................15
4.2.1 Category Selection...............................................15
4.2.2 Browsing the list................................................16
4.3 By Postal Codes......................................................16
7.1 Working with files...................................................16
7.2 Working with directories.............................................16
7.3 Removing files and directories.......................................16
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8.1 Working with directories.............................................17
8.2 Removal..............................................................17
9.1 Repetition...........................................................17
9.2 Enter a description..................................................17
9.3 Browsing.............................................................17
10.1 Hour selection......................................................18
10.2 Minute selection....................................................18
10.3 Repetition..........................................................18
10.4 Enter a description.................................................18
11.1 GPS.................................................................18
11.2 Map.................................................................18
11.3 Localization........................................................18
11.4 Navigation..........................................................18
11.5 Speech..............................................................19
11.6 Date................................................................19
11.7 Time Zone...........................................................19
11.8 Distance units......................................................19
11.9 Book Reader.........................................................19
11.10 Device Info........................................................19
11.11 Calibrating the compass............................................19
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Foreword
Thank you for purchasing NavTraceOne, which uses the GPS and GLONASS (Global Positioning System and Globalnaja nawigacionnaja sputnikowaja sistiema ­satellite systems that can provide information about exact position in the world) to determine the exact geographical position of the user. It is designed for people who are blind or partially sighted as a position detection assistant.
Reminder:
NavTraceOne is a complementary device informing the user where he is located, within the limits set by the terrain and GPS/GLONASS signal. The conditions for receiving signals from the satellites and the accuracy of the coordinates of the satellites in the Earth's atmosphere and the accuracy of the Map Data. It does not substitute for a cane or a guide dog.
Disclaimer:
Using NavTraceOne may be subject to restrictions on aircraft, in hospitals, public buildings, government offices, laboratories, etc. It is in such places please comply with the relevant rules in this matter.
Do not allow small children to play with the device. It contains elements that can endanger children's health.
The device must be stored away from heat sources such as radiators. Leaving the device in place of intense sunlight should, be avoided if possible. Excessive heat can not only deform the case but also damage the battery - leading to the destruction of the device. The situation does not apply to the case of normal use of the device on a sunny day.
The housing is not suitable to use it in the case of heavy rainfall without additional protection. Do not expose the device to direct contact with water in any form (rain, flooding, etc.). The design of the keyboard and the top side of the device may be in contact with a small amount of moisture (light rain) but is not waterproof. It is particularly important to protect the speaker, integrated microphone and connectors on the front of the device.
GPS/GLONASS receivers used in the device are partially susceptible to electromagnetic interference in the range of the operating frequency of the system (about 1.6GHz). Avoid placing mobile phones in the vicinity of NavTraceOne during navigation. The same should be followed when using equipment with radio interfaces or Bluetooth® wireless technology.
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Legal Notice
By using the Device the User agrees to any terms and conditions described or implied here. If the User does not agree or does not comply with any of the
terms and conditions expressed or implied, he is required to cease the use of the Software and Data.
One of the NavTraceOne components is a GPS/GLONASS receiver which systems are wholly owned by the Government of the United States/Russian Federation. Owners of these systems thus assume full responsibility for the accuracy and reliability of GPS/GLONASS positioning systems. The systems can be modified at any time, without prior notice, which is associated with possible changes in their characteristics. GPS/GLONASS signals may not be available at all times, especially in tunnels, indoor, built-up urban areas with high buildings or in dense forests. They can also be unavailable or there can be a significant error in the areas of operation of the US or Russian Federation armed forces.
All product names and services mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks, in which case they are property of their respective owners.
Depending on your location, additional terms and conditions may apply, as available on https://legal.here.com/terms/general-content-supplier/terms-and-
notices/.
The Software and Data described in this manual, included on semiconductor memory of the device, supplied to the User via the Manufacturers website or on any other media is to be considered as Software or Data exclusively for usage on the Device and, is fully owned by the Manufacturer or third party license-holders. It is protected by copyright and applicable licensing terms, thus cannot undergo reverse-engineering, be modified, sold, stored or reproduced in any form not explicitly granted by the Manufacturer or third-party license holders. In addition, the purchase of the device should not be, in any event deemed to grant licenses, copyrights, or patents belonging to the Manufacturer or other third­party companies. It is an ordinary, non-exclusive, non-patent granting authorization for use, which results in an obvious manner by operation of law in the sale of the product. Thus, it cannot undergo re-engineering or reverse engineering and cannot be used outside the Device itself in any form other than the necessary steps required for installing the Software or Data on the Device.
This documentation is protected by copyright and may not be distributed in any form without the prior permission of Migraf Technologies Sp. z o.o.
Nuance® is a trademark of Nuance Communications, Inc and it is used according to the licensing terms.
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Basic device functionality
1 Description of buttons and connectors
● on/off - small, concave button in the top right corner of the device
● favourites - button marked with an asterisk, below the on/off button
● help - dynamic support at every level of the device. Pressing it gives the
current position in the menu. A long press (or multiple long presses) gives extended information about the currently selected functionality (button marked with a person figure, located below the favourites button)
● back/exit - button marked with an open circle, below the help button
● voice control - the biggest button marked with the microphone, it is
located in the lower-right corner of the device
● directional buttons (up, down, left, right - the buttons with triangular
directional arrowheads, situated in the form of a cross on the left side of the device
● OK – approves the execution of the function (the button marked with the
tick, similar to ones from the task list. It is located in the middle of the directional buttons)
● on the front panel there are the headphone and microphone jacks,
positioned to the right of the front panel (a microphone jack is located on the edge when viewed from the right). Right next to it there is a headphone jack (stereo, marked with a ring cutout). On the opposite side of the device there is the micro USB port, and next to it on the left the "hard" reset hole, for use in case of a device lock-up during normal operation.
2 Operating the menu by using the keyboard
Notice: The device distinguishes between short and long keystrokes
● to confirm an action, use the OK button
● navigate the list of supported functions using the left/right buttons
● directional buttons up/down are used to increase or decrease the volume
level. Indicated by a corresponding: Level 0 – muted and up.
● back/exit button to exit the menu to the upper level.
● voice control button is used to activate the voice recognition and enables
the use of the device with spoken keywords. Initialization and termination
of recording is signaled by an audio queue. All the buttons support long presses where applicable. For full list of functions where the long presses are supported please read Operating
NavTraceOne.
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3 Voice Control
Important! To activate this function it is necessary to hold voice control
button (lower right corner of the device) during delivery of the desired command or address. Speech recognition is active only after a short beep sound while keeping the voice control button pressed. Voice control commands are issued using the keywords given in the tables below.
Global – always active commands
Keyword Meaning
my position | where am I | localize
Gives the current device/user location
volume up Increases the volume
volume down Decreases the volume
next Moves between items in the menu
previous Moves between items in the menu
time | hour Gives the current time
date Gives the current date
select Approval of current selection
turn off | switch off | power down | shut down
Turns the device off
battery | battery level | battery state
Information about the level of battery charge
GPS | satellites | status Current state of GPS receiver, number of
satellites
Idle – device mode selection
Keyword Meaning
my position | where am I | localize
Gives the current device/user location
navigate Use the navigation functions
look around | near me | vicinity
Check what locations are around
examine | survey | examine route | survey route
Start the Survey Route function
audio player | music | play music
Start the audio player
books | book reader Start Book Reader
recorder | voice recorder | dictaphone
Start Dictaphone
calendar | schedule Open the Calendar
alarm | clock | alarm clock Open the Alarm clock
compass Start the Compass
settings Enter the Settings menu
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