Roadmaster ANDROID CAR NAVIGATION User Manual
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The use of certain features of these devices depends on your network
service pr ovi der's netw ork sett ing s an d per for mance. In addi tion , du e t o
the different network service providers, some certain functions of this
device may not be able to apply or restrict to apply. And please contact
your network service provider for consulting the network functions and
availability of this device.
This mark indicates that the product uses a label which is
classified CLA SS1 las er, i ndica ting that t he dev ice uses th e
weakest level of laser beam, and there is no risk of
radiation outside the unit.
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Contents
Contents........................................................................................................... 3
1. Quick Review ..........................................................................................................5
1.1 Turni ng On and Turning Off ......................................................................5
1.2 Panel Fu nct ion Button ...............................................................................5
1.3 Tips for Usi ng Touch Scree n ....................................................................6
1.3.1 Clicking Function ............................................................................6
1.3.2 Pressing Function ...........................................................................6
1.3.3 Draggi ng Function ..........................................................................6
1.3.4 Zoomi ng Function ..........................................................................6
1.4 Main Screen ..................................................................................................6
1.5 Status bar indicat or ....................................................................................7
1.6 Time and Date Setting ................................................................................7
1.7 Text Inputting . .............................................................................................8
2. Function Operations ............................................................................................9
2.1 Basic Settings ..............................................................................................9
2.1.1 User Defined Ho me Screen .........................................................10
2.1.2 Setting Wallpaper ..........................................................................10
2.1.3 Shortcut ...........................................................................................10
2.1.4 Widget ...............................................................................................10
2.2 General ........................................................................................................11
2.2.1 Steering Wheel ...............................................................................11
2.2.2 Screen Calibration .........................................................................12
2.2.3 Navigation application .................................................................13
2.2.4 Factory settings .............................................................................13
2.3 Navigation ...................................................................................................14
2.3.1 Navigation S of tware Installation ................................................14
2.4 Radio 6 ............................................................................................................1
2.4.1 Radio 6 .................................................................................................1
2.4.2 RDS ...................................................................................................17
2.5 Bluetooth Wi r el ess Connection ............................................................18
2.5.1 Startup bluetooth application .....................................................18
2.5.2 Bluetooth pair i ng ...........................................................................19
2.5.3 Bluet ooth Phone B ook .................................................................19
2.5.4 Phone ................................................................................................20
2.5.5 Call Record ......................................................................................22
2.5.6 Bluetooth Music .............................................................................23
2.5.7 The whole Blue t oot h hardwa r e setti ngs s ...............................23
2.6 3G Application 4 ...........................................................................................2
2.6.1 Allow data roaming 4 .......................................................................2
2.6.2 Set the access point information..............................................24
2.7 WLAN 0 ...........................................................................................................3
2.8 Multimedia 1 ..................................................................................................3
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2.8.1 Equalizer 1 ..........................................................................................3
2.8.2 DVD Play ..........................................................................................32
2.8.3 CD Play .............................................................................................34
2.8.4 IPod Play ..........................................................................................34
2.8.5 Audio Play .......................................................................................35
2.8.6 Video Playing ..................................................................................37
2.8.7Picture Browse ................................................................................38
2.8.8 Digital TV 0 ..........................................................................................4
2.8.9 Analog TV ......................................................................................40
2.9 AUX IN Function ........................................................................................40
2.10 Rear View ..................................................................................................40
2.11 E-mail .........................................................................................................41
2.11.1 Email Setting .................................................................................41
2.11.2 Sending E-mail .............................................................................43
2.11.3 E-mail input ...................................................................................44
2.12 Message Functions ................................................................................45
2.12.1 Compose N ew Mails ...................................................................45
2.12.2 E-mails Reply ...............................................................................46
2.13 Applicat ions .............................................................................................46
2.13.1 Weath er ..........................................................................................46
2.13.2 Calculator ......................................................................................47
2.13.3 Electronic reader .........................................................................48
3. Firmware Upgrading ...........................................................................................48
3.1 Preparing for upgrade ..............................................................................48
3.2 Update MCU ................................................................................................48
3.3 Update system 49
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3.4 Update DVD .......................................................................................50
4. T rouble handle .....................................................................................................50
5. Specification..............................................................................................52
6. Remote control operation guide…………………………………………….54
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1. Quick Review
Warning: Before using this device, please read the manual safety and
law information.
1.1 Turning On and Turning Off
Turning On
When you plug in the car keys, open the car's ACC
power, the device will be automatically turned on,
displaying the boot animation LOGO.
Turning Off
When you take off the key, turn off the car's ACC
power, the device will automatically be shut down.
1.2 Panel Function But t on
Icon Button Function
PWR/VOL
Power/
Volume
① When power off, short press this button, the
system is switched on
② In the boot state, press this button short, the
system becomes mute; long press this button, the
system is shutdown
③
Turn this button clockwise, the volume is
increased
④ Turn this butto n co unterc lock wise, the volum e is
decreased
HOME
Main
Interface
① Click to enter into main interface
②Long press for 3secs to show the running
function
MENU Main Menu
① In each function, for extended m anipulati on of
information, press the MENU key to pop up
② In main interface, press the MENU key for the
system to quickly set functions
BACK Back
①Click to get back to the last interface
②Long press for 3secs to quit the running function
NAVI Navigation
Click to enter into GPS navigation interface
DVD DVD Play
Click to enter into disk play interface
PHONE PHONE
①Click to enter into Bluetooth telephone inter f ace
②Bluetooth dailing keyboard will pop up by long
pressing this button in other function interfaces.
Phone will be hung up by short press
RADIO RADIO
Click to enter into radio interface for receiving
FM1/FM2/ AM radio
TUNE Compound
① In the audio and video playback interface, up /
down one player
②
In the radio interface up / move down frequency
In/Out
Disc Button
Disk in and out
SD SD Media
Insert the appro pria te m emor y card , multimedia file
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Card slot
system can read the card
USB USB Socket
① Connect other devices by USB socket.
② Connecting an external WIFI/3G dongle
RESET
Reset
Button
Click reset button to reset system and re-start.
MIC Microphone
Receive voice from bluetooth telephone call.
Remark: All long press means press time at least lasting 3 seconds;
Please noted button and socket are different according to different car
types.
1.3 Tips for Using Touch Scree n
When using the touch screen, you can use several ways to
perform corresponding operations on the device.
1.3.1 Clicking Function
You could select an application icon or option on the screen to
use clicking function. For example, click Bluetooth to enter into
bluetooth application.
1.3.2 Pressing Function
You could press the current user interface, icon, and inputting
column by pressing function. For example, press on the blank
area of the main interface, then comes a pop-up menu, you
could perform some fu nct i on on the menu .
1.3.3 Dragging Function
Drag the touch screen or press the scroll bar for up and down
operation. For example, browse the contact list of the bluetooth
phones by dragging function.
1.3.4 Zooming Function
When b r owsing the web, click the screen twice, then you could
zoom in or out the page content. Or you could press the screen
with two fingers by control the sliding distance between the
fingers to zoom in or out the page content.
1.4 Main Screen
You can use the touch screen operation to use the various
functions of the dev i ce. This equipment has a total o f fiv e main
screens, and left or right sliding can be switched with each other. In
any interface, pr ess th e HOM E physical buttons on the panel to
return to the main screen interface, display the application icon in
the main screen interface, and click any application icon to open
the program.
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Note: You can add or remove programs in the main screen to customize
your unit.
Click the application icon and you can view all of the programs
preinstalled.
1.5 Status bar indicator
Icons on the left top of the scre en ar e notifications for
messages and events; Icons on the right top of the screen are
device status indicator.
If there is new message, it will be displayed on the status bar,
slide your finger gently from the status bar, all prompts would
be displayed. Then you could click the message and view the
content.
Indicators
on the left
Description Indicators
on the right
Description
Network signal
strength
Network signal
New Message
USB connection
instructions
WIFI signal indicator
Current Time indication
Tip: You can tap and hold the st atus indication bar to view the
current date.
Note: The device software is under upgrading, the status
indicator may be different with your device; please refer to
the actual device software.
1.6 Time and Date Setting
This device has the funct ion t o aut om ati c ally calibrate the current
time when GPS is active. You could also manually set the date,
time zone and format.
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Applications> Settings
> Date and Time
> Setting Date or Setting Time
Tip: You can set the time zone and time format according to
request.
1.7 Text Inputting
When editing text, y ou coul d use exi st ing inputting method and
Android keyboard to edit English, number s, and symbols etc., such
as editing message, searching key words etc.
Tip: The display format would be different according to different
status and keyboard of the enteri ng . Please refer to the actual
status.
1.7.1
Switch on the Inputting Method
Open the text editing interface
Click in the editing area, then the editing menu would appear.
Click the input method, you can choose the Android keyboard or install
third-party input method.
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1.7.2 Android Keyboard Input
Switch the input method into Android keyboard (see switch
input method)
Remark:
You can click the number sign key to switch to
numbers and symbols input mo de.
Click to switch letter case.
2. Function Operations
2.1 Basic Settings
2.1.1 User Defined Home Screen
There are 5 main screens of this device, sliding left or right to
switch. In any interface, you just need to click the HOME to get
back to main screen.
Note: You could add shortcut, widget and file in the blank area
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of the main screen on the condition that there is enough
room for placing.
2.1.2 Setting Wallpaper
Click the blank area of main screen> Wallpaper
> Wallpaper or Pictures Bank
Choose your preferred wallpaper and click to set as wallpaper.
2.1.3 Shortcut
Click the blank area of main screen> shortcut
> Choose Shortcut
Click the shortcut needed.
2.1.4 Widget
Click the blank area of main screen> Widget
> Choose widget
Click the widget needed.
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2.2 General
2.2.1 Steering Wheel
Users could set the steering wheel according to hint.
Note: Steering wheel interface is special for cars with buttons,
but some cars’ steering button are not able for learn but by
“canbus”, such as Ford MONDEO
Application>Setting
> General Setting s
> Steering wheel Settings
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Steering Wheel Interfa ce
a. First to click “Start”
b. Click the buttons as you want.
c. Press the corresponding button on the wheel. If the study
displays successful, there will be a change on the
corresponding color on the main screen.
d. Repeat step 1 and 2 till you complete all the buttons’ setting
on the steering wheel.
e. Click “
END
” to ensure that the steering wheel setting is
completed.
If you want the steering wheel button to re -learn, press the
[CLEAR] and repeat a, b, c, three steps.
2.2.2 Screen Calibration
Applications> Settings
> General Setting s
> Touch screen calibration
Enter the calibration to calibrate the screen interface. Please click
as close as possible to the cross until a successful calibration, then
exit the calibration interface.
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2.2.3 Navigation application
Select appropriate map application, then it can be associated with
the navigation button on the physical and navigation icon on the
main screen.
Applications> Settings
> General Setting s
> Navigation options
> For example: IGO
2.2.4 Factory settings
When the system is unable to work or problems occur after user
used the sy st em, it ca n be restored to the fact or y se tti ng s. Once it’s
restored to factory settings, all the third-party software would be
deleted, and the current system settings would be lost. For
navigation software, just need to install corresponding APK. Please
operate carefully.
Applications> Settings
> General Settings
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> Factory settings
2.3 Navigation
2.3.1 Navigation Software Installation
1. Copy the application program with suffix name “APK” to SD
card or U disk. There are two installation methods:
Click into the document management interface to find SD card
or U disk directory and select “APK” application, and click install
directly.
File Management Interface
Applications> File Management Interface
> Expansion card or U disk
Extra Interface->Application Pr og r am-> Install Applicati on
Program
Select the application program with suffix named “APK” and
install.
Application Program Interface
Application > Settings
> Applications
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> Application Program Instal lation
Note: Please copy the navigation map so ftw ar e to the system storage
memory first, and then install the navigation APK. Steps are as
follows:
1) Insert navigation data packets to SD card or U disc
2) Start the ES file browser (or other document management
software )
3) Enter the" /sdcard/extsd" ( SD) or" /sdcard/udisk" ( U )
directory, find the navigation packet directory ( for example:
NaviOne (Kelid navigation ) ), and select Copy command
according to the catalog in the pop-up menu.
4) Go back to the "/sdcard/" directory, choose th e past e
command
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5) Copy completed (30 mins approxi matel y /3.5G ).
After successful installation, select the navigation program you need,
associate panel physical keys NAVI to it and the interface of the
navigation application ico n in main menu. (See 2.2. 4navigation options).
2.4 Radio
2.4.1 RADIO
Press the RADIO button on panel or click the icon on the main
menu to enter the radio interface, the specific functions and
operations are as foll o ws:
Radio Interface
The functions of Icons in the radio interface are described below:
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2.4.2 RDS
Radio interface with RDS
Icon details as below:
Traffic
Announ
cement
Click TA symbol to light up, and it can source
automotive the station which can broadcast traffic
information. T he system will source ever y m inute, it will
stop to display traffic matter when we get the news, and
Icon Button Name Function Description
Band
Switching
Click BAND to switch between mode
FM1/FM2 /AM
Search
Channel
Backwards
Click to search c hannel backwards then s top
when find clear channel
Search
Channel
Forwards
Click to search channel forwards then stop
when find strong and clear channel
Scan all
Channels
Scan automatically and save
channels(Coupled with a scanning radio
signals broadcast for 10 seconds, no signal of
the radio scan play 3 seconds)
Locate and
DX
Change between locate and DX models
Audio
settings
Click enter the EQ setup
list of radio
stations
List of radio stations, according to the storage
for the playing frequency point
Forward
tuning
Forward tuning radio
Back tuning
Backward tuning radio
Main Menu
Click to back to main menu
Back
Click to go back to last interface
Automatically
search
Search and save band automatically
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it will directly go back to the situation after traffic
information displays
Alternati
ve
Frequen
cies
When click AF to light it up, RDS can swift to the station
which has stronger s ignal when th e frequenc y is weak,
but the content of RDS station wil l not change, yet just
move to the other frequency. It only sources RDS
station.
Progra
m T ype
When click PTY to light it up, RDS radio displays the
station type inf o once it receives RD S station, and the
corresponding PTY information is automatically
displayed
Regiona
l Link
Click REG symbol , it will o nly search the RDS stations
with the same national area code (PI 8-bit
representation of the high country area code) of the
current RDS statio n. If REG is not highli ghted, you can
search RDS station while ignoring
the area code
(excluded the high 8-bit PI code )
2.5 Bluetooth Wireless Conne c t ion
You could create a wireless connection between a mobile
phone and this device for ph one bo ok a nd mu si c .
Note: There may be prohibition or restriction for Bluetooth
devices, please follow local laws
In order to e nsur e bl uetoot h sec ur ity by the gr eatest degr ee,
you should be i n sa fe and non-public place when
connecting a bluetooth device.
2.5.1 Startup bluetooth application
Under the default status, the bluetooth would be turned on when
the power is connected.
Panel "PHONE" key to quickly enter the Bluetooth interface;
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2.5.2
Bluetooth pairing
The whole information of the Bluetooth interface, the mobile search auto-complete
matching (the default passkey: 0000)
Matching refers to the mutual recognition process of two Bluetooth devices for the first
communication. After the first connection, the subsequent communication
connection will automatically pair and not have to pair every time (Depending on
mobile phones).
Press in Bluetooth pairing interface, it will get into the status of the Bluetooth
search mode and this machine is searching for Bluetooth devices around, press
again will automatically terminate the search state.
Choose the Bluetooth device name on the search results to match connection. It
will automatically after the connection is successful jump to the matching list, and
there will be a Bluetooth icon besides the successful connected Bluetooth
devices
Note: The following operations are performed in the Bl ueto oth pairing success
status.
2.5.3 Bluetooth Phone Book
In the Bluetooth interface, click “ ” to enter the Bluetooth
Address book inter face, and follow the download the phone
book.
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A list of dial-up operation when long names and numbers are used to scroll the
display
Bluetooth Phone Book Interface
Download the phone book
Again after the download is complete, clicking the phone is
the search function
Download Mobile phone SIM card phone book
Again after the download is complete, clicking the phone is
the search function
Download all mobile phone book
Delete all phone book imported.
2.5.4 Phone
2.5.4.1 To achieve the dialing function via Bluetooth
In the Bluetoot h inter fa ce, cl ick “ ”to enter into the Blu etoot h Dial
interface.
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Bluetooth phone Dial Records Interface
① Click numbers on the interface, if the input is wrong, click
to delete
② Click after entering phone number; Click to end up
the call.
③ When in a call, press to switch to the phone call, press
to mute for MIC.
④ Function keys on the panel are unavailable when in the call; the
function keys return to normal after hang up.
2.5.4.2 To achieve the ‘being called’ function via Bluetooth
When the mobile phone is connected with Bluetooth device and
there is an incoming call, the interface is divided into two
situations:
① In the Bluetooth Application Interface
② In other function interfaces
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Note: Click the call is to pick up the phone, and click
means to hang up, then the small window will automatically
disappear.
2.5.5 Call Record
In the Bluetooth interface, click “ ” to enter into bluetooth call
history interface.
Click for doing dial operation,
Call recording interf ace
Remark: When the names and numbers are long, they would be
displayed rollingly.
Missed calls
Received calls
Dialed calls
Delete all call information
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2.5.6 Bluetooth Music
In the Bluet ooth i nter face , cli ck “ ” into Blueto oth M usic I nter face .
When connected with bluetooth mobile phone, it can operate
play/pause/down music function.
Bluetooth Music Interface
Note: Some kinds of mobile phon es ne ed t o st ar t pl aying music
player for bluetooth music when using bluetooth music
function.
2.5.7 The whole Bluetooth hardware settings
Bluetooth interface, enter the Bluetooth settings screen.
The whole phone name
Pair settings
Click to back to main menu.
Click to go back to last interface.
Back to matching the main interface
2.6 3G Application
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Applications> Settings
> Wireless and Network
> Mobile network
> Access Points
2.6.1 Allow data roaming
Applications> Settings
> Wireless and Network
> Mobile network
①
Click data roamin g, sel ect OK.
② If the recognition is successful, the access would
automatically identify the type of 3G device to populate the
appropriate access, as shown below:
Note: please confirm data roaming open; otherwise you cannot use t he 3G
function
2.6.2 Set the access point information
Before u sing 3G function, make sure 3G dongle connected to
the USB port with a 3G card inserted in.
a. Enter the system main interface,
b. Select the "Se tti ng s" to enter the mai n int er face.
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c. Select "Wireless networks", access to the network selection
screen.
d. Select Mobile networks, and enter the ‘mobile network’
settings of the main interface.
e.
First make sure the data roaming ‘Data roaming’ is selected, if
you have no choice, point the" Data roaming "pop-up prompt
menu, select" Ok ",
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f. Results shown in Figure 7 aftering successful selection:
g. Set the ‘Access Point Names’, enter the name of the network
access point settings to the main interface.
h. Press the ‘Menu’ button on the machine panel, pop-up menu
option.
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i. Select ‘New APN’ new ‘APN’ into the ‘APN’ to set the main
interface.
j. Select the "Name" to set APN name. "Name" can be randomly set,
and when input is complete, select "OK" to finish.
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K. Select "APN", enter "the Apn access name in the Chinese mainland
of China Unicom's 3G the APN settings for:" 3gnet "in Hong Kong,
Macao and Taiwan and foreign, should be consulted local 3G network
supplier, ente r t he correspon dingAPN value.
l.Press the "Menu" button on the machine panel, pop-up menu option.
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m. Select "Save" to save the set tin gs content, and r etur n to the main interface
of Apn settings
n. When the following interface pops up, m ake sure that Step 1 is complet e,
press Home to return to the main interface, then repeat 1-15 steps:
o. In the Apn the main interface, select New APN network behind the circle,
so that it is selected can.
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p. Back to the main int er fa ce, the3G network has op ened, the search to the
3G signal, can use3G network.
2.7 WLAN
You can use the WLAN high-speed Internet ac cess and download.
Applications> Settings
> Wireless & networks setting
USB ports using guide:
1. The front USB and rear USB can not be plugged by U disk at the same time,
orelse the U-disk won't be read.
2. Normally the front USB port is defined to connect U disk while the rear USB
port to WLAN and 3G dongle
1.
Open
WI-FI
device
2.
WI-FI settings search, WI-FI is open, the device will automatically scan the
network, listing all of the network within the search range
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