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User Manual
of
NavAccess E-802
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Contents
Preface 4
☆ Getting Started 5
1. External Components 5
1.1 Front 5
1.2 Back 6
1.3 Left 7
1.4 Top 7
1.5 Right 8
1.6 Bottom 9
2. Powering the NavAccess E-802 9
2.1 Battery Installation 9
2.2 Power On 9
2.3 Power Off 10
3. Accessories 10
3.1 AC/DC Adapter 10
3.2 Automobile Adapter 11
3.3 Mounting Accessories of NavAccess E-802 11
3.4 Installing the Cradle into the Mount 12
3.5 Mounting Instruction 12
3.6 Attaching NavAccess E-802 to Cradle 12
3.7 Dismounting the NavAccess E802 and the Mount 12
3.8 Removing the Cradle from the Mount Arm 12
☆ Connecting the NavAccess E-802 to a Computer 13
1. Software Installation 13
2. Connecting to a Computer 14
3. File Format Conversion Software 15
☆ Operating Instructions
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1. Introduction 16
1.1 The Stylus 16
1.2 External Controls 17
1.3 Soft Keyboard 18
1.4 Playlist Dialog Boxes 18
1.5 Popup Menus 19
1.6 Power 20
2. Main Menu 21
3. System Setup 22
3.1 Sound Setup 23
3.2 Backlight Setup 23
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3.3 Memory 23
3.4 Time and Date 24
3.5 Power Management 24
3.6 System Information 24
3.7 Screen Calibration 25
4. Photos 25
4.1 Browser 25
4.2 Player 26
5. Movie 28
5.1 Browser 28
5.2 Player 29
6. eBooks 30
6.1 Browser 30
6.2 Reader 31
7. Music 31
7.1 Browser 31
7.2 Player 31
8. Backlight/Volume Overlays 32
☆ GPS Navigation 33
1. Usage Instructions 33
2. GPS Issues 33
3. Preventing GPS Signal Problems 34
☆ Troubleshooting 35
☆ Preventative Measures 37
1. General Rules 37
2. Travel Instructions 37
3. Energy-Saving Tips 38
☆ Safety Precautions
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1. Recharging 39
2. Power Adapter 39
3. Battery 39
Technical Specifications
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PC Requirements 41
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Preface
Precautions
For safety, we strongly recommend that you never operate the GPS navigation system
while driving.
Furthermore, attention should be paid to the following basic precautions when operating the
NavAccess E-802:
● The SD card should be removed only after you press the power button to shut down the unit.
Never pull out the SD card while the E-802 is operating.
● Never press the power button repeatedly or continuously. Otherwise, the unit could be
damaged.
● Never expose the NavAccess E-802 to strong sunlight or heat for extended periods of time.
The acceptable operating environment of the NavAccess E-802 is 0~70℃ and 0~90%
humidity. The acceptable storage environment is -10~80℃ and 0~90% humidity.
Also, when operating the GPS functions of the NavAccess E-802, these additional precautions
apply:
● This system functions as a reference for navigation only, and should never be used for
accurate measurements of direction, distance, location, etc.
● For GPS satellite positioning to work, stay at same location until the positioning process is
complete. It is best to stay in an open, uncovered location. This positioning process may
need more than 10 minutes.
● When the system is located in a building or a tunnel, or is close to a high obstacle, the
system may temporarily be unable to provide positioning and navigation information.
● Any radio transmitters (including mobile phones) might interfere with GPS satellite signals,
thereby resulting in incorrect positioning information.
● If your car is equipped with sheathing paper or explosion-proof plaster, these features might
interfere with the quality of the GPS signal.
● Route planning advice is for reference only. Road properties (such as one-way status and
turn restrictions) may change according to local conditions, and therefore may not be
consistent with the information given by the E-802. You should comply with all local traffic
regulations and drive as local road conditions require. When the NavAccess E-802 is placed
inside a car, it should be positioned in place by means of a car tripod. Avoid positioning the
NavAccess E-802 in the positions below
Driver’s line-of-sight Any position where it is not fixed in place
A position where an airbag is located A position where an airbag expands
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☆ Getting Started
1. External Components
1.1 Front
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4
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No. Component Description
(1) Zoom Out Button Decreases size of selected item (photos and maps only).
(2) Zoom In Button Increases size of selected item (photos and maps only).
(3) Back Button Returns to the previous menu.
(4) Menu Button Returns to the main menu.
(5) Navigation Buttons
Used to navigate through menus, lists and other items.
The OK button is used to confirm a selection.
(6) Built-In Speakers Plays sounds when headset is not present
(7) 3.5″ Touchscreen
Displays menus, lists, photos, videos and more. The
screen is touch sensitive, and the included stylus may be
used to perform the functions of many of the buttons on
the unit.
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1.2 Back
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No. Component Description
(1) Lithium-Polymer Battery [See Note 1]
(2) Reset Key
Forcibly resets the NavAccess E-802 to factory default
settings
[Note 1] Specification of battery:
Dimensions 62.3mm(L)×52.5mm(H)×7.5mm(W)
Capacity 1500mAh
Weight 35g
Input voltage DC 5V
Output voltage 2.75V ~ 4.2V
Operating temperature -20°C ~ +60°C
Storage temperature
-20°C ~+60°C
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1.3 Left
2
3
1
4
No. Component Description
(1) USB Interfaces
The larger (host) interface is used to connect the
E-802 to other USB equipment.
The smaller (slave) interface is used to connect
the E-802 to a PC.
(2) Adjustment Knob Adjusts sound volume and backlight brightness
(3) Hanging Hole Used to suspend the unit
(4) Earphone Jack Connects the unit to stereo headphones
1.4 Top
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No. Component Description
(1) Stylus Used to control the unit through the touch screen
(2) SD Card Slot
Used to expand the memory of the unit with an SD Card
[See Note 2]
(3) Power Button Used to power the unit on and off
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[Note 2] The NavAccess E-802 can support an SD card with a maximum capacity of 1GB.
[Inserting an SD Card]
With the card facing forward, align the card with the slot to insert it in place.
When removing the SD card, first confirm that the SD card is idle and then press its top edge
slightly to release it. Finally pull out the card.
[Notice]
● Do not place anything other than an SD card in the SD Card Slot.
● When outside the E-802, the SD card should be repacked properly to avoid dust and
humidity.
1.5 Right
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2
No. Component Description
(1) Hold Switch Locks the touchscreen and external buttons
(2) Power Jack Connects the unit to one of its power adapters [See Note 3]
[Note 3] Specification of the AC/DC power adapter
Dimensions 71mm(L)×51mm(W)×26mm(H)
Input voltage
100V～240V
Output voltage 5V
Net weight 150 g
Gross weight 172g
Storage temperature
-20°C ~ +60°C
Operating temperature
0 ~ +40°C
Relative storage humidity 45 ~ 85%
Relative working humidity
45～85%
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1.6 Bottom
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No. Component Description
(1) Mounting Hole Not applicable in this model
2. Powering the NavAccess E-802
2.1 Battery Installation
When using NavAccess E-802, please ensure the battery has been installed correctly.
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2.2 Power On
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To power the NavAccess E-802, press the power button (1) and wait for approximately 5
seconds. The power button will glow green. This means the unit is ready to use.
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2.3 Power Off
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To shut down the NavAccess E-802, press the power button (1). The unit will shut down
immediately.
3. Accessories
3.1 AC/DC Adapter
The AC/DC Adapter is used to recharge the battery of the NavAccess E-802. To use the
adapter, plug the adapter into the Power Jack of the E-802. Then plug the adapter into a
standard 100V～240V AC power outlet, as shown in the figure below.
When charging, the Power Button glows orange. Once charging starts, leave the adapter
connected until the Power Button glows green. This means that the battery is fully charged. The
charging process may need several hours.
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3.2 Automobile Adapter
[Notice] The Automobile Adapter should not be connected to a vehicle when the vehicle is
being started. Otherwise, the instantaneous current impact might damage the E-802.
The Automobile Adapter is used to recharge the battery of the NavAccess E-802 from the power
available in vehicle cigarette lighters. To use the adapter, plug the adapter into the Power Jack
of the E-802. Then plug the adapter into a standard 12VDC vehicle cigarette lighter.
When charging, the Power Button glows orange. Once charging starts, leave the adapter
connected until the Power Button glows green. This means that the battery is fully charged. The
charging process may need several hours.
3.3 Mounting Accessories of NavAccess E-802
It contains:
1) Suction cup mount with swivel and tilt arms
2) Swivel cradle with adjustable grip mechanism
3) A base plate.
1 2 3
Quick release tab
Base plate
Sockets arm nut
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3.4 Installing the Cradle into the Mount
1. Align the adapter plate on one end of suction mount arm with the mounting shoe on the back
of the cradle
2. Insert and slide down the four clip buttons on the plate into the four slot holes on the shoe
until it snaps into place
3.5 Mounting Instruction:
1. For a tight grip, the mounting surface should be free of dirt and oil.
2. Place and press the suction cup against mount surface such as windshield or base plate,
while maintaining pressure turn the twist lock clockwise until the arm is secure.
3. Adjust the swivel/tilt arms by loosen the socket arm nuts and turning the swivel cradle to
obtain the best viewing and GPS reception position, then tighten the nuts to hold the arm
steady.
3.6 Attaching NavAccess E-802 to Cradle
1. Turn the swivel cradle into landscape position
2. Press the quick release tab to open up the grip arms
3. Place the device to back of cradle
4. Use hand to close both grip arms together until it grasp a good hold of the device
3.7 Dismounting the NavAccess E-802 and the Mount
1. To dismount the device from the cradle, press the quick release tab on the cradle.
2. Pull the device out of the grip arms once it is loosen the grasp.
3. To remove the suction cup from the mount surface, turn the twist lock counter-clockwise.
4. Pull on the suction release tab to break vacuum seal
3.8 Removing the Cradle from the Mount Arm
To remove the cradle from the mount arm, slide the adapter plate and the mounting shoe in a
different direction as it attached together. .
Caution: Be sure to check the adhesiveness of the suction mount every time using the
unit. Aging and temperature fluctuation inside a car will eventually loosen the seal of the suction
cup. A loosen seal could lead to the unit fall or come loose during a turn or rattle.
Windshield Mounting
See Mounting Instruction.
Dashboard Mounting
See Mounting Instruction.
Note: The adhesive on back
of base plate is difficult to
r
emove once
it is mount
ed
.
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☆ Connecting the NavAccess E-802 to a Computer
1. Software Installation
Before connecting the NavAccess E-802 to a computer, ensure that the ActiveSync program
has already been installed on the computer. If the ActiveSync program has already been
installed, proceed to the next section.
(1) Insert the enclosed software CD into a CD-ROM drive on the computer and run the
“ActiveSync 3.7” program. The system will extract the installation files. This may take a few
minutes.
(2) After extracting the setup files, the system will prepare for installation. This may also take a
few minutes.
(3) When the installation program runs, the following window will appear. Press the “Next”
button to continue.
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(4) Press the “Next” button to continue.
(5) The installation program will update your system and the following window will display. This
may take a few minutes.
(6) The installation is complete.
2. Connecting to a Computer
(1) First, insert an SD card as shown below.
Correct insertion direction
of SD card
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(2) Connect the included USB cable to a computer and the NavAccess E-802 as shown below.
(3) If this is the first time the NavAccess E-802 has been connected to the computer, the
computer may prompt for the installation of a device driver which is located in the
Driver/Software Folder of the included CD. If this happens, insert the included CD into a
CD-ROM drive on the computer. Then choose to install the driver from a directory and
choose the appropriate directory on the CD.
(4) When the appropriate drivers are installed and the E-802 is connected to the computer, the
ActiveSync program should run automatically and prompt for a link mode. The first option is
standard mode, which automatically synchronizes the information between the NavAccess
E-802 and the computer. The second option is user mode, which does not synchronize
information. In both modes, all media files may be copied as described in the next step.
(5) To copy media files manually, select “Explore” in ActiveSync or open “Mobile Device” in “My
Computer”. Locate the “SDMEM” folder and copy all items you want to be available on the
E-802 (such as
Movie, Music, photos, e-books, etc.) to that folder.
3. File Format Conversion Software
In order for some files to play on the NavAccess E-802, they must be converted into formats that
the unit can read. To convert files, use the following steps.
(1) Refer to the “shareware reference” folder on the included CD to select a software
download website. Visit the site using a Web browser.
(2) Select and download conversion software Reference for the file formats you want to
convert (for example, converting RealMedia format to
Movie or Music format).
(3) Install the downloaded software.
(4) Use the software to convert your files.
(5) Copy the converted files to the NavAccess E-802 or to SD card.
[Remark] The use of downloaded software may be restricted to a trial period. If you want to
use it for longer than this period, you should register or purchase the software.
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Operating Instructions☆
1. Introduction
1.1 The Stylus
The included stylus functions a mouse. You can use it to click and write on the screen. This
stylus is designed in two sections. After taking the stylus out of its slot in the NavAccess E-802,
it can be extended for convenience. To store the stylus, collapse it if it was previously extended
and store it back in the slot.
The stylus can be used in the following ways:
● Click
Clicking the stylus once on an item opens or selects that item.
● Click and hold
Clicking the stylus on an item and holding it down opens a popup menu that displays all
functions that can be performed for the item (as shown in the figure below).
【Notice】To avoid damage to the screen, never use any sharp object to touch the screen. If the
tip of the stylus is damaged, discontinue using it and purchase a new stylus.
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1.2 External Controls
SU
SD
SP
K1 K2
K3
K4
KU
KR
KE
KD
KL
Code Name Function
SU Adjustment Knob (up) Increases volume or backlight brightness
SD Adjustment Knob (down) Decreases volume or backlight brightness
SP Adjustment Knob (press)
Changes between volume and brightness
adjustment
K1 Zoom Out
(Depends on current application) Usually
de-magnifies
K2 Zoom In
(Depends on current application) Usually
magnifies
K3 Back Returns to the previous menu
K4 Menu Returns to the main menu
KL Left
(Depends on current application) Usually moves
left
KR Right
(Depends on current application) Usually moves
right
KU Up
(Depends on current application) Usually moves
up
KD Down
(Depends on current application) Usually moves
down
KE OK
(Depends on current application) Usually
selects/opens
In the remainder of this manual, the term “navigation buttons” refers to the keys labeled KU, KD,
KL, KR and KE in the figure above. These keys may be used for up, down, left and right
movement and selection. They are available for single-handed operation.
Holding down a directional navigation button will cause movement to continue in that direction.
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1.3 Soft Keyboard
When an action requires text to be entered (such as with renaming a file or adding a new
category) the following screen will appear. You may use the stylus or navigation buttons to
“type” the letters, numbers or symbols needed.
1.4 Playlist Dialog Boxes
When editing an item in a playlist, the following screen will appear. This screen contains two
text fields. The first contains the name of the item as it appears in the playlist and the second
contains the path to the file in the internal filesystem. In general, you should only change the
first field unless you are sure you know what you are doing. Text entry for both fields is
performed in the same way as outlined in the previous section.
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1.5 Popup Menus
Many of the functions of the NavAccess E-802 have file-browsing capabilities. On a browsing
screen, pressing and holding the stylus on an item will bring up a popup menu listing all of the
operations that can be performed on the file. These functions may include: Copy, Cut, Delete,
Paste and Rename.
Use the popup menus as follows:
● Click and hold the stylus on an item to activate the popup menu.
● Click the appropriate item in the menu to perform the function you want.
● Click the icon at the top right corner of the menu to close it.
Popup menu
To paste a copied
or cut item, press
and hold the pen
in an empty slot
after the end of
the file list. In the
resulting popup
menu, choose
“paste”.
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Pasted file
1.6 Power
Notes on power in the E-802:
Software data is saved to FLASH memory in real time to avoid data loss when the unit is
powered off.
The clock on the NavAccess E-802 requires power to continue operating. This power
comes from the battery or a power adapter, even when the rest of the unit is powered off. If
no power source is available (because the unit is not connected to an adapter and the
battery is missing or completely discharged) the clock will pause, possibly resulting in
significant time errors.
A fully charged battery can work 3-5hrs. However, the actual time will vary with conditions.
Some operations (such as playing an
Movie file) may drain the battery more quickly.
When a battery has insufficient charge remaining, the screen will display a low battery
message. When this happens, save any unsaved data immediately, and then connect the
unit to a power adapter to recharge. If the battery is not recharged, the NavAccess E-802 will
enter a protection state automatically when the battery charge falls below an acceptable
lower limit. If this happens, the system can only be powered on if it is connected to a power
adapter to recharge. Note that if the unit enters the protection state, data stored in RAM
might be lost. However, setup or other data saved in FLASH memory should remain intact.
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[Precautions concerning power failures]
● After a battery has lost its charge, it should be recharged as soon as possible to avoid loss of
data or damage to the battery.
● When you power off the E-802 and connect it to a power adapter after the battery has been
almost completely discharged, the unit should be charged at least 30 minutes before being
used again to avoid loss of data.
2. Main Menu
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2
3
4
5
6
No. Name Description
(1) GPS
Provides clear directions with intelligent turn-by-turn voice
instructions, point-to-point maps, zoom-in/out, and
scrolling
(2) Photos Displays photos stored on the E-802
(3) Movie Displays videos stored on the E-802
(4) System
Displays and changes system parameters, including
sound, backlight, memory, time and date, power
management, system information, language and screen
calibration
(5) eBook Displays text files stored on the E-802
(6) Music Plays audio files stored on the E-802
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Displays the current
volume level. Click to go
to the sound setup
Displays the current backlight
brightness. Click to go to the
backlight adjustment screen.
Displays the current power
state. Click to go to the
power management screen.
Displays the current
time. Click to go to
the date and time
screen.
Click to go to the
system
information screen
3. System Setup
Click the System icon in the main menu to display following screen. Each of the icons on this
screen leads to another screen that displays information about the current system configuration
and, in some cases, allows you to change it.
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3.1 Sound Setup
If this box is checked,
then a sound will be
played when an
external control is used.
Drag this slider
to adjust sound
volume.
If this box is checked,
then a sound will be
played when the
touchscreen is tapped.
3.2 Backlight Setup
These indicate
whether the
backlight should be
turned off under
different power
sources
These set the
backlight timeout
3.3 Memory
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3.4 Time and Date
Set these to the
current time and
date.
3.5 Power Management
These indicate
whether the unit
should be powered off
under different power
sources.
3.6 System Information
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3.7 Screen Calibration
4. Photos
4.1 Browser
To return to the
main menu, click
here.
This icon
represents a folder.
Click the icon to
open the folder.
This icon
represents a photo
file. Click it to view
the file.
To add a new
folder, click here.
To show all photos in
all folders in a single
list, check this box.
To return to the
parent folder, click
here.
To go to the next page in
the list, click here. To go
to the last page in the
list, press and hold for at
least 2 seocnds.
To go to the previous page in
the list, click here. To go to
the first page in the list, press
and hold for at least 2
seconds.
To see the menu of
all available actions,
press and hold the
stylus here for at
least 2 seconds.
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Indicates whether the listing shown is for
files stored in local memory or on an SD
card. If an SD card has not been
inserted, this will appear in gray.
Code of key Function
K1 Change listing between local memory and the SD card (if present)
K2 Change listing between local memory and the SD card (if present)
KL Previous page
KR Next page
KU Up
KD Down
KE Open selected file/directory
4.2 Player
To move the photo to
another position, drag
it with the pen
Double-click to
enter full-
screen mode
Exit
Current
photo name
Select
backgroun
d music
Start/stop
slideshow mode
Zoom in
Zoom out
Next picture
Previous picture
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If a large picture is
still loading, it will
be indicated here.
Code of key Function
K1 Zoom out
K2 Zoom in
KL Previous picture
KR Next picture
Double-click to
exit full-screen
mode.
Drag to move the
picture to another
position.
Code of
key
Function
K1 Zoom out
K2 Zoom in
KL Move picture left
KR Move picture right
KU Move picture up
KD Move picture down
KE
Next picture (if the current picture is the last one, this key to exits full-screen
mode)
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5. Movie
5.1 Browser
Most Movie operations are the same as for Photos. See [4.1 Photo Browser]for instructions.
The only difference is the presence of play lists, which are treated as if they were a third type of
storage. This means that the functions of the external controls differ slightly:
Code of
key
Function
K1 Rotate left through storage types
K2 Rotate right through storage types
KL Previous page
KR Next page
KU Up
KD Down
KE Open selected file/directory
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5.2 Player
Double-click to exit
full-screen mode
Code of key Function
K1 Change between full-screen and standard mode
K2 Change between full-screen and standard mode
KE Play/pause
USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THE MPEG-4 VISUAL
STANDARD IS PROHIBITED, EXCEPT FOR USE DIRECTLY RELATED TO (a) DATA OR
INFORMATION (i) GENERATED BY AND OBTAINED WITHOUT CHARGE FROM A
CONSUMER NOT THEREBY ENGAGED IN A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE, AND (ii) FOR
PERSONAL USE ONLY; AND (b) OTHRE USES SPECIFICALLY AND SEPARATELY
LICENSED BY MPEG LA, L.L.C.
Double-click to
enter full-screen
mode
Go to previous file in
playlist (if in playlist
mode)
Go to next file in playlist (i
f
in playlist mode)
Enter full-screen
m
ode
Play status
Stop
Play/pause
Click/drag slider to
control play
location
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6. eBooks
6.1 Browser
Most eBook operations are the same as for Photos. See [4.1 Photo Browser] for instructions.
6.2 Reader
Exit
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7. Music
7.1 Browser
Music operations are the same as for MOVIE. See [4.1 Photo Browser] and [5.1 MOVIE
Browser] for instructions.
7.2 Player
Music play operations are the same as for Movie. See [5.2 Movie Player] for instructions.
Click/drag slider to
control play location
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8. Backlight/Volume Overlays
Pressing the adjustment knob will cause the appearance of an overlay that allows you to adjust
the sound volume or backlight brightness of the NavAccess E-802.
Code of
key
Function
SU Increase volume or backlight brightness
SD Decrease volume or backlight brightness
SP Switch between volume and backlight overlays
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GPS Navigation☆
1. Usage Instructions
Click here to
start using GPS
navigation.
When you use the GPS function for the first time, the NavAccess E-802 will prompt you to
activate the Navigation software. Please refer for further instruction from the manual provided
by our navigation map provider. After the software is activated, you may use it as described
below.
Click the
icon in the Main Menu of the NavAccess E-802 to go to the menu of the
navigation system. (Note that the exact look of the navigation system will depend on the map
source you chose when activating the software.)
2. GPS Issues
● Signal reception problems. Under some circumstances, the E-802 may be unable to
receive the GPS satellite signals. These include:
☆ Inside a tunnel, under a bridge or inside a building.
☆ In a downtown area, where signal reception could be adversely influenced by high buildings
or obstacles
☆ In a dense forest, where signal reception could be adversely influenced by thick foliage.
☆ In a car with certain types of sheathing paper that can block the signals.
☆ Because of a change in US Department of Defense policy, this may reduce the precision or
availability of the GPS signals.
☆ Immediately after activating the system, as it may take a few minutes for the unit to locate
and synchronize with the satellite signals.
● Position inaccuracy. Under some circumstances, the E-802 may display inaccurate
position information. These include:
☆ On an express highway, where speed and surrounding vehicles may cause small signal
distortions.
☆ In a city road grid, where the reported position might be located on a nearby road if the
distance between the two roads is less than GPS’s maximum deviation distance.
☆ In an enclosed space, such as a ferry, where the satellite signal may be blocked or distorted.
☆ At a road split with a small angle, where the reported position might be on the other side of
the split.
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● Voice prompt. Under some circumstances, the navigation system’s voice prompt may not
function as expected. These include:
☆ When you are driving on a limited access highway, the system may not detect if you are
driving on an exit ramp.
☆ If you merge onto a road with a different name, the system may give extraneous turn
information.
3. Preventing GPS Signal Problems
Never operate the system close to a radio transmitter, as this can lead to abnormal operation.
As with any electronic equipment, never place it in an environment with static electricity or
strong electrical fields.
Avoid the following areas, as they may lead to unreliable GPS operation.
● In a tunnel or basement
● In a parking garage
● Indoors
● Under a bridge
● In a dense forest
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Troubleshooting☆
【Note】If the measures described in this section fail, contact our Service Center for assistance.
Malfunction Troubleshooting
z Ensure that the lithium battery has been installed properly.
The unit does not power
on after the power button
is pressed.
z Attach the unit to a power adapter. (This should allow the
unit to operate as well as charge the battery for mobile
operation.)
z Wait at least 5 seconds after powering on to see if the display
appears.
z Increase the brightness of the backlight.
z Connect the unit to a power adapter. If this succeeds, then
the battery may be low on power. Keep the unit connected to
the power adapter to remedy this situation.
Nothing displays on the
screen after the unit is
powered on.
z Briefly press the stylus on the “reset” button on the back of
the unit to reset it. Note that this will delete data.
z Ensure that the lithium battery is fully charged.
The unit suddenly shuts
off.
z Go to [System Setup] → [Power Management] to modify
shutdown policy.
z Keep the unit connected to a power adapter when not in use.
The battery drains
quickly.
z Decrease the brightness of the backlight.
z Go to [System Setup] → [Screen Calibration] to adjust the
touchscreen.
When using the stylus,
the unit behaves
incorrectly.
z Ensure that the stylus is not damaged.
z Ensure that there is enough available internal memory. Exit
any unused application programs.
The unit has a slow
response time.
z Restart the system. If this fails to correct the problem, press
the “reset” button on the back of the unit. Note that this will
delete data.
z Go to [System Setup] → [Backlight Setup] to adjust the
backlight brightness.
Backlight is always off.
z Restart the system.
Battery cannot be
recharged.
z Ensure that the power adapter is not damaged, that the input
end has power and that the output end is connected
correctly.
z Ensure that the earphones are not damaged and that they
are connected correctly.
No sound is emitted from
the earphones or
speakers.
z Increase the sound volume setting.
Keys don’t function
properly.
z Ensure that each key glows blue when pressed. If this does
not happen, contact your distributor or sales representative.
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Malfunction Troubleshooting
Photos cannot be
opened.
z Ensure that the formats of the photos are supported by the
system.
Videos cannot be
opened.
z Ensure that the formats of the videos are supported by the
system.
Music cannot be opened.
z Ensure that the format of the sound file is supported by the
system.
E-books cannot be
opened.
z Ensure that the formats of the e-books are supported by the
system.
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Preventative Measures☆
Proper maintenance of the NavAccess E-802 may extend its service life and reduce the risk of
damage.
1. General Rules
● Avoid exposing the NavAccess E-802 to extreme humidity.
● Avoid exposing the NavAccess E-802 to strong sunlight or strong UV light for extended
periods.
● Do not place or drop any object onto the NavAccess E-802.
● Never drop or shake the NavAccess E-802.
● Place the NavAccess E-802 into its protective cover when not in use.
● Avoid exposing the NavAccess E-802 to dramatic changes in temperature, because this
might lead to moisture condensation inside the unit, which may cause damage. In the event
that moisture does condense inside the NavAccess E-802, allow the unit to dry completely
before using.
● Do not sit on the NavAccess E-802.
● When you are traveling and not using the NavAccess E-802, remove the SD card from its
slot to prevent loss or damage.
● Do not allow any sharp object to touch the screen of the NavAccess E-802.
● Do not open, disassemble, modify or attempt to repair the NavAccess E-802; otherwise the
warranty may be null and void; furthermore this might cause damage to the NavAccess
E-802, and may cause injury or loss.
2. Travel Instructions
● Before leaving, back up important data, and, if needed, bring a backup with you.
● Before leaving, ensure that the battery is charged fully.
● Bring a power adapter.
● When traveling, power off the unit, remove all cables and move the Hold Switch to the hold
position.
● When taking a flight, do not place the unit in checked luggage, as the temperatures in an
aircraft cargo hold may damage it.
● When taking a flight, consult the airline staff before using the unit in flight, as there may be
restrictions against its use.
● When traveling to another country, ensure that you have an appropriate power transformer
to convert the standard electrical supply in that country to the specifications required by the
NavAccess E-802.
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3. Energy-saving tips
The following tips may help to conserve battery power on the NavAccess E-802:
● Fast switch-off
Shorten the timeouts to shut off the backlight and system. Use [System Setup] → [Backlight
Setup] and [System Setup] → [Power Management] to set these.
● Adjust sound settings.
- Decrease volume
- Turn off unnecessary sound effects. Use [System Setup] → [Sound Setup] to set these.
● Avoid energy consumption, for example:
- When using an SD card (some memory cards consume a lot of energy).
- When playing Movie or Music.
- When connected to a desktop computer. (When the NavAccess E-802 is connected to a
computer, it won’t turn off automatically).
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Safety Precaution☆ s
1. Recharging
This product is provided with power adapters with a minimum rated output of +5VDC/1.0A. Use
only the power adapters that come with the NavAccess E-802. Any other adapter might cause
damage or injury.
Use only the lithium battery provided with the NavAccess E-802.
2. Power Adapter
Never use a power adapter in a humid environment. Never touch a power adapter when your
hands are wet.
Only use the power adapter in a well-ventilated environment. Never cover the adapter or restrict
the airflow around the adapter, as this may reduce its ability to cool itself.
Only connect a power adapter to an electrical supply for which it was designed. The voltage and
ground requirements for an adapter are indicated on its case.
Never use a damaged power adapter.
Do not attempt to repair a power adapter. If an adapter is damaged, have it professionally
serviced by our Service Center or replaced
3. Battery
Use only the recharging methods prescribed by this manual. Use only the lithium battery
provided with the NavAccess E-802. To avoid damage or injury, never disassemble, impale,
impact or throw the battery or expose it to fire or water; otherwise the battery might break,
explode or release harmful chemical substances.
Warning
To reduce a risk of damage or injury, never disassemble, break or impale the battery or cause a
short circuit. Never expose the battery to water or fire. Improper replacement of the battery
might cause an explosion. Only replace the battery with an identical battery.
A used battery should not be put in the garbage.
Local governments may provide for the collection of used batteries. For details, please contact
local authorities.
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Technical Specifications
Processor 400MHZ ARM920T 32 bit RISC AMBA
Display
3.5″TFT LCD; with LED background light; touchable screen，
Image 320*240 pixel; 65k real color; QVGA
User Interface Digital touchable screen; keyboard
External Memory Card External SD card slot; supports SD card with max capacity 1G
Built-in Memory SDRAM 64MB; FLASH/ROM 64MB
Power Supply 1500mAh lithium–polymer battery
External Power 110~220V AC input; 5V output; AC/DC transformer
Battery Life 3~5hrs for video; 3~6hrs for audio
USB USB1.1 protocol; transmission rate of 12M bit/s
GPS Standard 20 channels; SIRFIII w/built-in Helix antenna
Video Support WMV, MPEG, MPG, ASF (some CODECS may not be supported)
Photo Support JPEG (JFIF), GIF, BMP
Audio Support
WAV, WMA, MP3, MP2, MPA (some CODECS may not be
supported)
Embedded Handwriting
Supported character sets: GB_2312, GBK, BIG5, Unicode,
US-ASCII
Recognition Engine
Number and sign; rate: 0.4 s/word～0.6 s/word
Audio Output Interface 3.5mm stereo earphone; built-in dual speakers
Operating Temperature 0°C ~ +70°C
Storage Temperature -10°C ~ +80°C
Operating System Microsoft Windows CE 4.2
Buttons/Keys
Up, down, left, right, confirm, power, backwards, menu,
volume/backlight adjustment, lock key, zoom out, zoom in
Dimensions (L×H×W) 132mm×84mm×22.8mm
Weight 210 g (7.4 ounce)
Accessories included
Maps in DVD
512MB（Secure Digital）card with pre-loaded designated maps in DVD
5V output AC/DC adapter
DC automobile cigarette lighter adapter
Suction Mount
USB cable
Pair of earphones
Installation CD（including manual and bundled software)
Quick setup guide
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PC Requirements
The software included with the NavAccess E-802 requires a computer with the following
minimum specifications:
● Operating System: Microsoft Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP or later.
● At least 64MB memory and 250MB of available disk space.
● Intel Pentium II (or compatible) processor or higher; 266MHz or faster.
● 2X DVD-ROM drive or faster
● USB 1.1 port
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