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SYSON BLUETOOTH GPS User Manual v .1.0
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CONTENT
1. Product Designation
2. Getting Started
3. PDA Connection Guide
3.1. Connection with Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX 600
3.2. Connection with with HP iPAQ Series
4. Users' Tips
5. Unit Package
6. Optional Accessory
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CONTENT
Note
Thank you for purchasing SysOnTM Blueooth GPS receiver.
TM
Blueooth GPS is a wireless GPS receiver which turns
SysOn
a Bluetooth-enabled PDA or computing device to a wireless navi gation system.
Please carefully read this user guide instruction before using
the product.
Disclaimer and limitation of liability
Sysonchip, Inc. and its affiliated companies assume no respon sibility for any damages and loss resulting from the use of this
manual and also by deletion of data as a result of malfunction,
dead battery, or misuse of the product in any way.
Warning
Any kind of changes or modification of the product that are
not officially approved by Sysonchip will void the owner's war ranty and also any other obligation of Sysonhip to repair or
replace the product.
Information and instruction in the manual is subject to
change without notice at any time.
Online Product Registration
http://www.sysonchip.co.kr/eng/supp/sup_reg.htm
1. Designation
1. Battery Status LED (red/green)
2. GPS status LED (orange)
3. Bluetooth status LED (blue)
4. Optional external antenna connector port
5. Power jack
6. Power switch
6
5
1
2
3
NO
LED
1
Battery Status LED
2
GPS Status LED
3
Bluetooth Status LED
4
Optional external antenna
4
connector port
5
Power Jack
6
Power Switch
RED
GREEN
ORANGE
BLUE
Function
ON : During charging batterywithconnection
to a powercharger
OFF : Once bettery is fully charged
ON : Low Battery Indication. Charge battery
immediately.
OFF : Normal status. Battery has adequate
power suply.
BLINKING : Position is fixed on the reception
of GPS signal (1 PPS Output)
BLINKING : No Bluetooth connection yet.
Finding Bluetooth connection.
ON : Bluetooth connection is on and ready for
data transmission
You may use an external antenna optionally
instead of a built-in internal antenna. Simply
plug the external antenna into the port.
Connect a power charger to the power jack to
recharge the internal battery
Power on/off switch
Designation
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2. Getting Started
2.1. Charge the battery
1) Before use SysOn
must be fully charged. Connect the power charger to the
power jack, then plug into an electrical outlet. As the device
is charging, the LED on the wall charger will show red
light and turn to yellow when it is fully charged. And also,
during charging, the battery status LED on the SysOn
Blueooth GPS itself will show red light and turn off once
it is fully charged.
2.2.Turn on the GPS receiver
1) Turn on the SysOn
power switch.The Bluetooth LED (blue) will blink.
2) Once GPS position is fixed, the GPS status LED (orange)
will blink.
2.3. Connect to Bluetooth enabled PDA or computing devices
1) Perform Bluetooth device discovery from your Bluetooth enabled PDA or mobile computing devices. Refer to the
user guide manual of your Bluetooth enabled PDA or
devices for Bluetooth connection instructions.
2) After the connection is done between SysOn
GPS and a Bluetooth-enabled device, the Bluetooth LED
6.You will see the "Remote Device Passkey" requirement for
device pairing. The security key is also called a "Link Key".
Y ou will be required to enter passk e y to establish a paired rela tionship between devices. This is required at the first time
only once.
7. Input 0000 as the passkey (arabic numeral 0, not alphabet
letter O), and tab "OK". This is required at the first time only.
It is called bonding or pairing device.
8.Tab "SPP Slave"5. Several tasks require you to locate device and connect to it.
PDA Connection Guide - Fujitsu-Siemens Pocket LOOX 600 & HP iPAQ Series
1.Tab "Start" on the PDA main screen.2.Tap iPAQWireless, then Bluetooth Manager.9. Once connection is established, you will see the above
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3.Tab "New" at the bottom bar.4. Bluetooth connection wizard starts.
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Click "Next".
5. Click "Next"6. Sever al tasks require you to locate a device and connect to it.
Then, it automatically find Bluetooth devices placed around
the PDA. Click "SysOn BT GPS 0FB6".
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7.You will be required to enter passkey to establish a paired
relationship between devices.
This is required at the first time only once.
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8. Enter 0000 as the Passkey (Arabic numeral 0, not alphabet
letter O).
And, tab "OK".
9. Select ¡°SPP slave¡± of Service Selection.
Tab ¡°Next ¡± .
10. Connecion shortcuts were successfully created.Tab
"Finish".
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11. Connection were successfully established with Bluetooth
GPS Receiver on SPP Slave.
To connect with BT GPS, double click "SysOn BT GPS 0FB6
SPP slave" icon, or tab and hold it and click "Connect".
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12.Tab "Active Connections".
You will see the connection status.
13. To identify the COM port:
a. From the main screen, tap the Bluetooth icon at the
bottom bar, and tab "Bluetooth Settings".
b.Tap "Serial Port".
c. Check the inbound and outbound COM port no.
d.Tap OK.
e. Use "Outbound COM Port" no. for your navigation
software setting.
Note. The inbound COM port is used when any other device
initiates a serial connection.The outbound COM port is
used when you initiate a serial connection to another
device.
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