Operating manual
Mobile Touchscreen Navigation in Jacket Pocket Format
naviflash 1120
Index
Introduction 2
1. General Remarks 2
2. Security Guidelines 2
3. Scope of Delivery 3
Mounting of navigation system 4
4. Description of Basic Unit 4
5. Position and Mounting 5
6. Inserting the SD card 6
7. Loading the battery 7
8. Switching off the navigation system 8
9. Operating and cleaning the display 9
First Steps 10
10. Menu structure 10
11. Route Calculation 13
12. Route Calculation with TMC 15
13. Display of Route Navigation 16
14. The Navigation Menu 17
Extended Menu Navigation 20
15. Menu item Route 20
16. Menu item Setup 22
17. Menu item Map 24
18. Menu item TMC, Extras, GPS-Info, Info 25
Further Information 28
19. Installing Operating System Updates 28
20. Administration of the Maps 30
21. How Does a Navigation System Work? 33
22. Service and License indication 34
22.1 Service 34
22.2 Legal Notes 35
22.3 License agreement for final customers 36
22.4 Information about GNU General Public License (GNU GPL) 38
naviflash 1120
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Introduction
1. General Remarks
Dear custome r
Thank you for c hoosing naviflash - a navigation system of superior
quality which is very easy and comfortable to use. Our purchasing,
production, ser vice, and sales departments are subject to stric t quality
management according to DIN EN ISO 9001. Naviflash navigation s ystem also complies with the security stan dard CE.
In order to enjoy the complete convenience of your new navigation
system, please read the operating instructions car efully and keep it in
your car for future reference.
If you have fur ther questions regarding installation or use please contact your specialist dealer. They will be happy to advise you and will
forward your questions and comments to the BURY team. You can also
contact our hotline. Our phone and fax numbers are listed in the chapter Service at the end of the operating instr uctions.
Have a good trip! – your BURY team
2. Security Guidelines
Installation – who an d where
You can easily install your new navigation s ystem yourself. However,
please observe the ins tallation requirements of your c ar manufacturer
(VAS 1978) and please park your c ar for this purpose at a place where
you don’t obstruc t traffic.
Power Supply
This navigation system is designed for use in vehic les independent of
the available power supply, whether 12 or 24 volts. The system‘s battery can, however, be charged from both power network s via the cigarette lighter plug (car an d HGV). The supply voltage is appropriately adjusted.
Disclaimer:
Please comply with countr y-specific laws and regulations concerning
the e-certifications and the use and installation of electronic systems in
vehicles. If you are not familiar with these, please inform yourself appropriately and charge the navigation system‘s battery via the cigarette
lighter only when the vehicle is stationar y. If you have any questions on
this topic, please do not hesitate to call our hotline.
Position, Volume
Make sure to install all components of the navigation system in a way
that no part or component will obstruct your sight while driving. Please
also make sure to install naviflash well outside all passe nger impact
areas in the passenger compartment and als o outside the expansion
areas of any airbags in your car. Please follow the guidelines of your car
manufacturer (operating instructions) regarding accessories. If you
have trouble finding the best position for this navigation system in your
car please cont act your local car dealer. When adjusting the volume of
the navigation system ple ase make sure you can still hear exterior noise and the traffic around you.
Operating the navigation system while driving
Please operate the navigation system only when traffic conditions allow
you to do s o s afely. Please make sure you do not jeopardize, harm,
obstruct or trouble other road users when operating the navigation
system.
Proper Care
Damage to the navigation system due to lack of proper care may lead
to the loss of warrant y claims on this product. Please read the operating instructions carefully to insure proper c are. Do not expose the de vice to moisture and water, extreme temperatures and heavy shocks.
Personal Resp onsibility
This navigation system has b een de signed as a mere navigation aid.
Routing sugges tions issued by the system do not release drivers from
their duty to take care nor from their personal responsibilit y. In any
case, drivers must obey exis ting traffic rules and the curr ent traffic situation must be given priority.
3. Scope of Delivery
The component s contained in the scope of the delivery are lis ted on a
supplementar y sheet. Please check that all the components listed on
the sheet are actually contained in the package.
Note :
Navif lash naviga tion syste m is sold in different versio ns
with diffe rent compon ents. The operating inst ruct ions apply
to al l res pective v ersio ns.
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5. Position and Mounting
a) Start by assembling the navif lash monitor and swivel arm and holding it in different positions in your car and choose the most convenient
position for the navigation system.
The navigation s ystem is operated via touchsreen. For this reason it
should be placed that way a driver can easy reach it with his hand.
Importan t:
When placing t he monitor make sure it doe sn’t obstruc t
your sight while dri ving. Please also make sure to inst all
navif lash well out side al l pass enger impac t areas in the pas seng er compa rtme nt a nd a lso outs ide the expansion areas
of a ny air bags in y our c ar. Ins tall it in place w here you can
easi ly ta ke it off f rom t he sw ivel a rm.
The nav igati on syst em is equ ipped with an inte grated GPS
ante nna. However, plea se note that heat insula tion glass
with v apor deposi ted metal layer blo cks signals f rom outside to inside and vice versa . Pleas e chec k if naviflash recei ves G PS sig nals in side y our ca r befo re mounting / att achin g
the base plat e. Ac tiva te na viflash i nside your car. I f af ter 5
minut es th e name of th e str eet a nd ci ty of your curre nt po siti on ar e not disp layed on th e sc reen saver this means th e
GPS signal rec eived inside the car is not str ong e nough.
b) Please use the enclosed cleaning cloth to degrease the surface where you want to at tach t he base plate. Through the us e of the swivel
arm, the system can be easily removed from the vehicle, for u se in a
second vehicle, for e xample.
c) Place the suction pad of the swivel arm on the car windscreen. Loo sen the hinge fitting B in order to place the pad on the dashboard.
Next, pr ess down the catch A so that the s wivel arm is f ixed onto the
windscreen. Next, close the hinge fitting B. Now move the foot C to the
left or right in order to set the optimum viewing angle.
On/Off key
Audio-Output
Memory Slot
Reset key
4. Description of Basic Unit
Mounting of navigation system
Headphone jack
Power supply
USB-Connector
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B
C
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Mounting of navigation system
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d) Now place the monitor onto the foot. If you hear it click into place,
then the monitor has been set in place correctly.
Plea se no te:
The s wivel arm ha s a USB plug. This h as to be ins erte d to
the right, on th e under side of the monit or. Only th en can th e
navig ation system r eceive and proc ess T MC da ta.
6. Inser ting the SD card
When placing the SD card, make sure that the side with the truncated
edge A is facing upwards and that this side is firstly inserted into the SD
cards slot. When plac ing the SD card, make sure that the side with the
truncated edge A is facing upwards and left and that this side is firs tly
inserted into the SD cards slot. If the SD card fits flush with the casing
and you hear it softly clic k into place, then the SD card is correctly inserted.
In order to remove the SD card from the SD car d slot, press lightly on
the SD card. This unlock s the catch and the card is ejected far enough
for it to be easily removed from the SD cards slot.
Importan t:
The mem ory car d s upplie d w ith the navi gatio n s yste m is
a new type of SD-HC mem ory card. Ple ase note, that t his
stor age mediu m ca nnot be used by a ll S D ca rd r eadin g de vice s. Thi s is why it is im portant t o chec k bef ore pu rchas ing
and/ or before using SD-HC memo ry cards as to wheth er
your SD ca rd re ader suppo rts this forma t.
If the messag e „Please ins ert the Navigation data“ appear s on the displ ay, althoug h the corre ct memo ry car d
with o perational maps is i nser ted, then please restart the
system. Press t he re set ke y on th e bac k of th e moni tor. The
oper ating sys tem sof twar e wil l be com plete ly r eloa ded and
the mess age di sapp ears.
7. Loading the bat tery
The navigation system has an integrated battery which, when loaded,
keeps the system activated for approx. 4 days. With active route
guidance, the batter y guarantees up to 4 hours of navigation without
having to be charged again. These values can vary, depe nding on the
setting and use of the navigation system.
The battery can be charged in two differe nt ways: either with the 230V
power cable via a plug at home / in your hotel room, or with the 12V/24V
cable in the vehicle.
Importan t:
Plea se avoi d charging the batt ery inside the vehic le under dire ct sunlight o r w ith high inter nal tempe ratur es,
whic h can be rapidly reac hed in parked vehicle s. In such
cases, remove the naviga tion devic e fro m the cra dle and
put it in the car glove pocket or glove box for inst ance .
Plea se co mply with t he fo llowin g tem perature l evels for
the naviga tion s yste m:
- Sto rage between -20 and + 45 degrees Celsius
- Cha rging bet ween -10 and +45 degr ees Celsius
- Cha rging and u se between -10 and + 60 degrees C elsiu s
If you do not comply with t hese levels, the n t he bat tery
can b e dama ged, p ossi bly le ading to th e comp lete failur e of
the naviga tion s yste m.
To charge the fully battery for the first time, you should connect it to a
power source via one of the c harging cables and allow it to charge for
approximately 6 hours without interruption. C onnect the appropriate
charging cable to the lower box on the right hand side of the monitor
casing.
You are shown the charging status of the battery at the upper right
hand side of the display. When fully charged, the battery symbol is full,
if not, it is empt y. If the battery capacity is nearing empty, the symbol
flashes increasingly quickly and you will receive a corresponding message on the display.
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Mounting of navigation system
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9. Operating and cleaning the display
On the display, the points on which you can make entries are clearly
visible. At the shaded areas you have the option of scrolling up or down
and to the left or right. With the map display you also have the option
of zooming in or out a section of the map by using the plus and minus
symbol .
The areas and/or symbols for conf irming or selecting are clearly sep arated. In the example shown below, if you press down on area , an
option menu appears (see chapter ‘Displaying the Route Guidanc e’).
If you operate the navigation sys tem via the touchscreen function, it
will become dirt y over time and both the readability of the information
on the display and its input func tionality will deteriorate.
Therefore, please be sure to clean the display as necessary using a
damp lint free cloth. Please do not use any detergent.
If you conne ct a charging cable to the monitor a lightning symbol appears in front of the battery demonstrating the s tatus that the bat tery
is being charged. You will also receive a message stating that the battery is being char ged.
Plea se no te:
The c omple tion o f a sy stem u pdate is onl y pos sible with a
conn ecte d charg ing cabl e. A correspon ding me ssag e will appear for your i nform ation . If you ca rry out a system update
in your c ar t hen t he c igare tte light er plug m ust be continu ally supplied with el ectricit y fr om the car batt ery.
8. Switching off the navigation system
On the upper right hand side of the monitor there is an ON/OFF key.
Use this key to swit ch t he navigat ion s ystem onto standby mode by
pressing it for approx. 2 seconds and reactivate it the same way. In the
standby mode t he display brightness is reduced by approx. 50% in order to save electricity.
A time limit applies to the standby mode. When the specified time has
elapsed (refer to menu item settings / system), the navigation s ystem
activates the sleep mode. This mode completely deactivates the display. The user interface remains ac tive, however, and can be displayed
again by briefly pressing down on the ON/OFF key.
If you would like to newly install the navigation system (e.g. after a
firmware update), please press the ‘reset’ key which is situated on the
rear side of the casing. The operating system sof tware of the navigation system will then be c ompletely reloaded.
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First Steps
10. Menu structure
When activating the navigation system you get to the main level of the
menu navigation. To facilitate the use of the menu navigation we will
first introduce the menu structure. In the following chapters we will
explain the individual menu opt ions more in detail.
Route
New Destination (enter a destination)
Country
Postal code
Town
Nearest POI
Address book (select address book entry)
Add position (if list is empty)
New Position
Country
Postal Code
Town
Nearest POI
Actual car position
From last destinations
Options (if list contains an entry)
Add
Delete
Delete all
Rename
Tour (select a Stopover Destination)
Add position (if list is empty)
New Position
Country
Postal code
Town
Nearest POI
From address book
From last destinations
Actual car position
Options (if list contains an entry)
Add
Delete
Delete all
Rename
Last destinations (Select from previous destinations)
Options (if list contains an entry)
Add to address book
Delete
Delete all
Setup
Route options
(Optimizing, TMC, Time info, Toll roads, Motorways, Ferries,
Car type)
Graphics
(Back Light, Day/Night, Day design, Night design)
Audio
(Volume)
System
(Simulation, Power save, Standby time)
Time and date
(Time zone, Summer time, Time format, Date format,
Date separator)
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First Steps
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Language
(German, English, French, Greek, It alian, Dutch, Polish, Slovak,
Spain, Czech, Russian)
Update
Map
Graphic options
(Zoom, POI, POI categories, Map mode, Street names,
Compass)
Save current position
Day/Night
TMC
(Current Traffic News, only available with swivel ar m)
Extras
Speed limits
New speed limit
(Type, Limit)
List
Options (if list contains an entry)
Delete
Delete all
Options
(Distance, Angle, Show, Uninstall)
GPS Info
(Longitude and Latitude, Number of Satellites, Current Sp eed,
Elevation Above Sea Level, Signal qualit y)
Info
(Service info, Version info, License info)
During active route navigation
Navigation Menu
TMC (Current Traffic News, only available with swivel arm)
Nearest POI
Detour
Save current position
Route options
(Optimizing, TMC, Time info, Toll roads, Motorways, Ferries)
Route list
Graphics options
(Zoom, Time info, POI, POI categories, Map mo de,
Street names, Compa ss)
Main menu
Day/Night
11. Route Calculation
a) Select menu item Route, then select submenu item New Destination. Press OK.
b) The navigation sys tem will by default jump to the nex t menu level
item Postal Code. In the Count ry menu please select Germany (if
you are driving in / to Germany).
In case you do not know the Postal Code of your destination, select the
submenu item Town. (The following instruc tions can likewise b e used
for entering the pos tal code.)
c) Now you can enter the town by ente ring individual let ters. In the
display you will see suggestions for the town as you enter more letters.
Scroll up until the desired t own name is highlighted and then press
OK.
d) A chart with the remaining possible cit y names will come up in the
display. In the upper right hand corner you will see a figure indicating
the number of possible cities. In case there are two or more cities with
the same name within one federal state, a submenu will appear where
you have to specify the region where your city of des tination is located.
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