Pantera Command Centre User Manual
USER MANUAL
Pantera Command Centre
www.pantera.co.nz
V 2.4
The information contained herein may be changed at any time without prior notification
Updates can be found on www.pantera.co.nz
CONTENTS
Preface............................................................................................................................ 4
Personal preference set up ........................................................................................... 6
TURN ON / TURN OFF on button is in middle of front display ............................. 7
1 Pair your bluetooth phone ................................................................................... 8
2 Decide if you want to run Auto Run Navigation ............................................... 11
3 Adjust Volume .................................................................................................... 11
4 Adjust backlighting ............................................................................................ 12
5 Set the FM transmitter (only if you require the audio streaming through the
vehicle’s stereo) .................................................................................................... 12
6 Test Making a call ............................................................................................... 14
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ocate and remove sd card that is on the right hand side of mirror .............. 15
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ear your MP3 files ............................................................................................ 15
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Navigation: .............................................................................................. 18
GPS Positioning ................................................................................. 18
Operating Modes ................................................................................ 18
Speed Camera Warning setting ......................................................... 20
Startup Screen: the Navigation Menu ............................................... 20
Navigating to an Address .................................................................. 21
Navigating to a POI ............................................................................. 22
Map screen .......................................................................................... 24
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11 Photo Album ..................................................................................................... 25
12 GPS Monitor Viewer ......................................................................................... 27
13 Bluetooth Device mManagement .................................................................... 30
14 Touch Panel Calibration ................................................................................... 32
15 Language Setup ................................................................................................ 33
16 Time Setup ........................................................................................................ 34
17 System Information .......................................................................................... 35
18 Interface Style Setup ........................................................................................ 36
19 AV-IN Function ........................................................................................................ 37
8.1 V1 Video input .................................................................................................. 37
8.2 V2 Video input .................................................................................................. 37
8.3 V3(back camera) Video input .......................................................................... 37
20 GPS Packing List .................................................................................................... 37
21 Product Description ............................................................................................... 39
22 Product Specifications ........................................................................................... 40
23 Rearview mirror GPS Appearance and Function Description ............................ 44
24 Cautions .................................................................................................................. 48
Rights of User ....................................................................................... 50
Limitations of use ................................................................................. 51
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1 PREFACE
Thank you for purchasing your Pantera Command Centre
The Pantera Command Centre will soon become your trusted companion as it helps you
travel in the city or adventure into the wild.
Information comes to you with push button ease and you never get lost.
You can answer calls on the go.
And you have your favourite music to keep you company.
The PCC is a formidable GPS Navigator, with an integrated high-performance reception
chip and high-sensitivity antenna to give you high coverage throughout NZ.
Often your selling dealer will have completed the preliminary setup for you such as date
and time, but you may like to set your personal preferences.
Please read through the user’s manual carefully.
Set up your personal preferences
Set up and pair your mobile with the Bluetooth function on the PCC.
Familiarise yourself with adjusting brightness and volume.
Test the initial positioning prior to starting the car.
Copy music and pictures onto card and backup.
We endeavour to provide all the necessary information concerning this product, and have
used caution and prudence in preparing this user’s manual; however mistakes and
omissions may occur therefore your understanding is appreciated.
Comments and corrections are always welcome.
From time to time without prior notification we may update this information. Please update
this manual with our latest user manual from our website on a regular basis.
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• Full GPS User Manual available at www.pantera.co.nz
• We shall not be held responsible for any direct or indirect data loss or damages
due to incorrect operation of software and hardware, product reparation, or other
unexpected situations.
• We shall not take any responsibility for any accidental damage or loss or claim by
third parties.
WARNING
o YOUR SD CARD IS LICENSED TO YOU ONLY AND CONTAINS THE
APPROPRIATE REGISTRATION CODE TO RUN THE SOFTWARE ON
YOUR PANTERA COMMAND CENTRE.
o WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU COPY THE SD CARD’S CONTENTS ONTO
A BACKUP FILE ON YOUR COMPUTER. THIS INFORMATION CAN BE
PUT BACK ON THE ORIGINAL CARD IF THE CONTENTS BECOME
CORRUPTED.
o YOU ARE ONLY ISSUED WITH ONE CARD.
o LOSS OF THE SD CARD MEANS THAT YOU WOULD NEED TO
PURCHASE ANOTHER LICENSE.
o MAP UPGRADES ARE AVAILABLE EVERY YEAR.
o INSTRUCTIONS TO DOWNLOAD NEXT YEAR’S MAPS ARE ONLINE AT
www.pantera.co.nz
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PERSONAL PREFERENCE SET UP
Your Pantera Command Centre is
PRE-PROGRAMMED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
You ONLY need to:
Set up and pair your mobile with the Bluetooth function on the PCC (if
required).
Familiarise yourself with adjusting brightness and volume located
under settings.
Decide whether you want Navigation to run automatically when you
start the car.
o If yes, then Enter Settings and click Navigation then tick Auto Run
o If no, then leave and the menu will display
Test the initial GPS positioning prior to starting the car.
Then
• If required, copy music onto the SD card that is inserted on the right
hand side of the mirror and backup SD Card to your computer.
If your PCC malfunctions and the information is not available in this
book, then turn the PCC off and on to initiate a reboot before
contacting support@pantera.co.nz
More information is available online www.pantera.co.nz
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TU RN O N / T URN OFF ON BUTTON IS IN MIDDLE OF FRONT DISPLAY
POWER ON: Press the power button in the middle of the unit for about 3
seconds, the LOGO as well as the startup schematic progress bar will appear on
the LCD screen.
After 10 seconds, the system logs into the programs as shown:
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1 PAIR YO UR B LUETOOTH PHONE
• Click the icon ,
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In the Bluetooth main menu, click icon to start pairing mode.
To pair Bluetooth, you need to use a cell phone with bluetooth capability.
Select ‘Search for audio enhancements on phone’.
• Once the cell has searched for a GPS Bluetooth device, select GPS device
on phone. It needs the device’s password.
• The default password is 1234 and device name is GPS.
• Once the match is successfully completed, confirm ‘Autoconnect” on phone
when Bluetooth function on both GPS and cell-phone are turned-on, the
PCC’s Bluetooth will connect automatically.
• A time searching icon will display.
• After successful connection, the Phone keyboard on the Monitor will change
from grey to deep-grey:
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You do not need to do this again unless you want to add another phone
connect.
If your device fails to reconnect the Bluetooth:
• Delete the paired device from the PCC and then the phone.
• Reconnect, taking care to follow the phone’s auto reconnect instructions closely.
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2 DE CI DE I F YOU WANT TO AUTO RUN NAVIGATION
Under Settings – Navigation – It is your choice to have Auto Run on
There is an option “Navigation Auto Run at Power On”. Select it and the Navigation
will auto-run at power on, otherwise, the Programme menu will display on startup and
you will need to manually select the Navigation option.
3 AD JU ST V O LUME
Under Settings - Move to second page – Volume – Adjust to your preferred volume
• Click the icon on the side to move pages.
• Click the icon on the left to return the last icon.
• Click the icon
• Under this interface, you can adjust the volume, enable or disable the
speakers and the tone while pressing any button or the touch panel.
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4 AD JU ST B A CKLIGHTING
Under Settings – Move to second page – Backlighting – Adjust to your preferred
Brightness Level and Duration
• Click the icon
5 SET THE FM TRANSMITTER (ONLY IF YOU REQUIRE THE AUDIO
STR EA MI NG THROUGH THE VEHICLE’S STEREO)
Under Settings – Move to second page
FM SEARCH
• Click to log into the FM interface, as shown
below and the following tips pop up:
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• Press to turn on the FM transmitter, Press to turn off the FM
transmitter
• Press to decrease frequency, Press to increase
frequency, please adjust the frequency to blank frequencies to avoid a
local radio station.
• Turn radio to the same frequency and the PCC will stream the audio
through the vehicle’s audio system.
• (Note: if this feature is selected, the car’s stereo must be on to hear the
PCC).
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6 TEST MAK ING A PHONE CALL
MAKING CALLS
Hang up
Volume Adjustment
STAT US O F C ALL
• Number Called
• Duration
• Hang-up and Increase & Decrease Volume
• Telephone Number of Incoming Call
• Hang-up Button and Receiving Button
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LOCATE AND REMOVE SD CARD THAT IS ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE
OF MIRR O R
Copy Music onto Card
Copy Images onto Card
Backup Card
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HEAR YOU R MP3 FILES
Under Program – Music
Have you copied music from your computer onto the SD Card?
click the icon to log into the main interface of Music Player as
shown in the following picture：
• Click the icon first and click the icon to select the storage
directory for audio files as shown:
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• Select audio files in “NAND Flash” or “Storage Card”, click to confirm
and return to the Music Player:
Click the icon to add all audio files of the folder.
Click the icon to add more audio files
Click the icon to select the interface of adding audio files.
Click the icon to return to the interface of Music Player.
Click the icon or double-click the file to start playback.
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Function Description for other Icons：
Click the icon to pause;
Click the icon to select next track;
Click the icon to select previous track;
Click the icon to repeat;
Click the icon to play at random;
Click the icon to enable the speaker operate normally;
Click the icon to silence the speaker;
Click the icon to delete selected files;
Click the icon to delete all files;
Click the icon to quit the interface of Music Player.
Click the icon to adjust volume and the icon or the
“Playback Progress Bar” to set up playback speed.
Note: When earphones are inserted, speaker output will be closed
automatically.
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9. NAVIGATION:
GPS POSITIONING
1. Start car in an open space and allow a minute to position itself in relation to
overhead satellites.
2. While the GPS is positioning the car, please ensure that there isn’t any metal, high
buildings or tall trees close by that may block the signal.
3. Different atmospheric conditions may mean that the signal is blocked. Be patient
while it is searching or move into an open space and restart the unit there.
4. The Unit will not work indoors.
5. Hint: the GPS satellites are positioned above the equator. To get the Full GPS
connection, the PCC must have a clear view of the North Sky.
OPE RATING MODES
When the Pantera Command Centre is started for the first time, you need to select
whether to start the program in Simple mode or Advanced mode.
The two operating modes of Pantera Command Centre differ in the menu structure
and the number of available features. The controls and screen layouts are the same.
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Simple mode: you have easy access to the most important navigation functions
and the basic settings only. The rest of the settings are set to values that are
optimal for typical use.
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Advanced mode: you have access to the full functionality.
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This Guide covers actions in Simple mode. See the full User Manual
www.pantera.co.nz for detailed instructions on both modes.
Later you can switch between the two operating modes:
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