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Mobile Internet Device
X70 EX
Quick Start Guide
User’s Manual
This guide may be changed for product improvement without prior notice.
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Thanks for purchasing viliv.
Please read the precautions thoroughly before using the product.
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Copyright
Yukyung Technologies Corp. has the copyright for this guide.
Contents of this manual may not be copied or produced in any form or means without prior
authorization from Yukyung Technologies Corp.
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©2009 Yukyung Technologies Corp. All rights reserved.
Certification
This device has acquired EMC certification for home use (Class B) and is designed not only for
use in residential area but anywhere.
Registered Trademark
viliv is the registered trademark of Yukyung Technologies Corp.
Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows CE are the registered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation.
Liability Disclaimer
Infringement of Intellectual Property Rights: Playing, copying or distributing any part or all of
any copyrighted contents such as software, music or video with this device may infringe on a
third party’s legitimate intellectual property rights or violate copyright law. All legal
responsibilities for the infringement of copyright or intellectual property rights from the use of
this device lie with the user.
Improper use: The manufacturer of this device is not liable for any damage or improper use
and operation by using this device and infringement of copyright and portrait right by user when
taking photos In addition, the manufacturer is not liable for bodily injury or property damage
that may occur arising from inappropriate use other than operation standards or conditions.
Data Loss: Any audio, video or photo files stored in this device may be deleted due to damage
or operational error caused by user’s careless handling or unknown failure or when the device
undergoes warranty repair. Therefore, the files must be backed up in a separate place. In
these cases, the manufacturer is not liable for the loss or damage of data stored in the device.
Specification Change: The standards, accessories, embedded software and manual contents
of this device may be changed without user's prior consent or prior notice to the user.
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FCC Information to User
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the
following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
con-nected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Caution
Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.
FCC Compliance Information : This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation
Body-worn Operation
This device has been tested for body-worn operation and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines.
Body-worn operation is restricted to accessories that maintain a minimum of 1.5cm separation
to the body and do not contain metallic components. Use of any other body-worn accessories
may not compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. For more information about RF
exposure, please visit the FCC website an www.fcc.gov
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Contents
Safety Precautions for Use
Names of Parts
Basic Components
Top/front View
Left/right View
Rear View
Installation and Cable Connection
Earphones Connection
Multi I/O port
Power Connection (Rechargeable Adapter)
USB Data Link Connection
USB Connection
Inserting/Extracting SD Memory Card
Antenna Connection (External DMB)
Separating/Attaching Battery
Attaching Battery
Separating Battery
Basic Operation
Turning the Power On/Off
Setting/Cancelling Lock Function
Jog and Function Buttons
Resetting
Touch Screen
Virtual Keyboard
FAQ
Specifications
General Specifications
Radio Specifications
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Warranty
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Safety precautions for Use
The precautions below are provided to prevent bodily injury or property damage by using this
product correctly. Please observe the precautions.
Precautions on power
• Do not touch the power adapter with wet hands.
• Plug the power cord into an outlet with grounded jack.
• Be sure the plug goes in all the way and is not loose.
• Do not use your device if it is damaged, including an exposed or peeled power cord.
• If lightning occurs nearby or if you are absent for a long time, unplug the plug from the outlet.
Precautions on Battery
• Do not apply strong impacts or make a hole with a sharp object.
• Do not leave the battery in a hot place such as sauna or bathroom or otherwise heat it.
• Do not let the battery become wet or immersed in liquid.
• Do not allow children or pets to bite or suck the battery.
• Keep the battery charging port away from metals.
• When disposing of the battery, do not burn it or throw it away in domestic trash. Dispose of
the battery at the nearest disposal place for batteries after contacting your local water disposal
agency.
Precautions for the Device
• Avoid exposing to direct sunlight and do not leave in a closed car.
• Do not leave the device in a dusty place or a humid place such as a bathroom.
• Keep the device away from credit cards, bankbooks, or a communication ticket.
• Do not use accessories that are not provided with this device.
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• Do not touch the LCD screen with a sharp object.
Precautions in Use
• Do not listen to music at a high volume for a long time.
• Do not watch the video for too long a time.
• Do not use headphones/earphones while driving, walking or using public transport.
• Do not apply strong impacts on the LCD.
• If the device begins to smoke or become deformed by heating, stop using it immediately and
contact your nearest Customer Service.
• Do not use the device in a hospital, on board a plane or while driving.
• Do not directly put and use the device frame or the power adapter on your bare skin for a
long time. The temperature of the station may rise even during normal operation. If you
continue to use the device on your bare skin (in particular, when the adapter is connected), you
may feel uncomfortable or receive a burn.
Other Precautions
• If the device is wet, do NOT turn on the power. Separate the battery and wipe it with a soft
dry cloth. After that, contact Customer Service.
• When cleaning the device, wipe it with a soft dry cloth and do NOT use chemicals, such as
benzene or thinner.
• Do not repair, disassemble or alter in any manner.
• Do not allow any liquid or foreign materials to get inside the device.
• Do not drop the device.
Warning: Please observe the instructions below. Failure to do may cause heating, fire,
explosion, etc.
• If the battery can be seen to be swollen, there may be imminent danger. Immediately contact
the manufacturer or sales representative.
• Only use an eligible specified charger.
• Keep the device away from open flames. (Do not put it in a microwave.)
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• Do not leave the device in a car in summer.
• Do not store or use the device in a hot and wet place like a bathroom.
• Do not put the device on bedclothes, electric mattress or carpet and use it for a long time.
(For a portable battery for computer.)
• Do not store the device powered on in a closed space.
• Do not allow metal products, such as a necklace, coil, key or watch, to touch the battery port.
(For a portable battery for computer.)
• Do not use a lithium secondary battery guaranteed by a portable device manufacturer.
• Do not disassemble or pierce the device and do not apply excessive strength.
• Do not apply excessive impact like dropping the device from a high place.
• Avoid humidity.
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CAUTION
Safety Precautions for Use
The device functions vary depending on model.
Read the relevant precautions for the provided function before using the device.
Precautions for
• When initially operating this device, it is recommended you warm it up for over 15 minutes
under a clear open sky and open area.
• If the vehicle equipped with this device is not used for 7 days or longer, the data storage
recharger inside the GPS may be discharged and require warming up time of over 15 minutes.
• GPS signals are high frequencies around 1575 MHz so they may be affected by bad weather,
such as rain and fog, and electromagnetic interference and the reception rate of the GPS may
deteriorate.
• When the GPS receiver is under an elevated road, inside a tunnel, in a densely built-up area
or near a high-voltage line, it is difficult to receive radio waves so GPS reception may fail.
• The GPS receiver may not work normally in some vehicles with UV coating, sun-block
coating or electromagnetic interference.
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• The operational temperature of the GPS receiver is between 0 oC and 50 oC. Problems may
occur in midsummer or severe winter so maintain an appropriate temperature.
• On some roads running parallel to a driveway or an elevated road, the information on speed
limits or dangerous sections for speeding may not be accurate.
Precautions for the Bluetooth
• Do not attempt to operate the Bluetooth while driving. Accidents caused by such improper
handling are the sole responsibility of driver.
• To prevent electromagnetic problems or other dangers, turn off the Bluetooth setting
wherever the use of Bluetooth is inhibited.
• If you use a certain medical device, such as a pacemaker or a hearing aid, ask the
manufacturer of the relevant device if it is correctly cut off from energy sources before using it.
If necessary, you may ask for some assistance from your regular doctor.
• This device satisfies Bluetooth standards 2.0. Some Bluetooth devices may not be fully
compatible with this device. For detailed information on compatibility, contact the manufacturer
of the relevant device or our Customer Service.
• This wireless equipment may experience electromagnetic interference, so it is not permitted
for use by a life-saving service.
Precautions for Navigation
• Placing the device where it blocks the driver’s view or is within the driver’s operation range for
driving may cause an accident.
Adjust the volume to an appropriate level so that it does not disturb while driving.
• Fix the device rack onto the windshield securely so that it will not fall or move while driving.
• If the rack is attached onto the windshield for a long time, its adhesion may become weak and
it may fall. Therefore, if you are not going to use the device for a long time, separate it and
keep in a safe place.
• Do not disassemble and attach it inside a vehicle in any manner.
To do so may affect the electrical system and GPS reception sensitivity and lead to a fire.
• Do not separate the cigar jack from the vehicle while using the device. To do so may cause a
malfunction.
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• Set the device up where it does not block the driver’s view or is not in the way of the airbag’s
operation.
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Names of Parts
The appearance of the components below may differ from the actual components and some
components are subject to change.
Basic Components
Main Body
Standard Removable Battery
AC/DC Power Adapter
Stylus Pen (embedded in the main body)
USB Cable
Quick Start Guide
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Names of Parts
Top/Front Side
1. Stylus Pen: Stores a stylus pen.
2. Earphones Port: Connects earphones.
3. Operation Indicator: WLAN: Indicates the status of the WLAN equipment operation.
HDD Indicator: Turns on when accessing the HDD.
4. 3G modem Built-In Antenna.
5. Charger Indicator: Indicates the status of Battery Charger.
6. Power/Hold Switch: Provides Power On/Off and key input locking functions.
7. Jog Dial: It is used to move in Up (↑)/Down (↓)/Left (←)/Right (→) direction on screen.
8. Menu Button: Moves to main menu.
9.FN: BIOS Mode: F8 (Advance Win XP Mode)
Win XP Mode: F10
10. Virtual Keyboard: Activates viliv virtual keyboard.
11. WEBCAM: Equipped with a web camera
12. A: BIOS Mode: ESC
Win XP Mode: OK (Left mouse button)
13. B: BIOS Mode: F11 (Popup board)
Win XP Mode: Right mouse button
14. C: BIOS Mode: F10 (Recovery)
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Win XP Mode: User-defined mode
15. TFT LCD/Touch Screen: The user can operate the device on the touch screen.
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Names of Parts
Left/Right View
1. USB Data Link: It is used to connect a terminal computer. (* For connection method, refer to
Detailed Manual.)
2. USB Port: It is used to connect another external device with a USB cable.
3. SD Card Slot: It is used to insert an SD/SDHC card.
4. Multi I/O port: It is used with external video out (Component, composite and S-Video) and to
connect an extension I/O pack.
5. RESET: If you press this button with a pointed object, the device restarts.
6. Power Adapter Port: It is used to charge a battery or connect a power adapter for the use of
the device.
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Names of Parts
The figure below shows the rear side of the main body without the battery. (Refer to Page 15
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for Separating/Attaching battery.)
1. Rack Connection: It is used to connect a device rack.
2. Battery Charging Port: Connection part of battery terminal
4. Separating/Attaching Battery: Push the battery downward to separate the battery, as shown
in the figure above.
5. Battery
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Installation and Cable Connection
The connections of external devices may vary in accordance with products.
Some equipment, such as home theater and connection target TV, may need an extension
cable.
Earphones Connection
Earphones are connected to the left port of the station.
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Notice
To connect external speakers, connect the speakers with standard 3.5 PHY stereo cable to
the earphone jack.
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Installation and Cable Connection
The connections of external devices may vary in accordance with products.
Some equipment, such as home theater and connection target TV, may need an extension
cable.
Multi I/O port
This port is used to connect a digital TV.
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Installation and Cable Connection
The connections of external devices may vary in accordance with products.
Power Connection (Charging Adaptor)
The charger is connected to the power adapter terminal on the left side of the station.
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Notice
Power Status Indicator: Power Off/Standby Mode/Max. Power Saving Mode
☞ While charging: Red / Fully charged: Blue
Power On Mode
☞ While charging: Red / Fully charged: Blue
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Installation and Cable Connection
The connections of external devices may vary in accordance with products.
USB Data Link Connection
A USB cable is connected to the USB Data Link port on the right side of the station.
Notice
Since this function is for advanced users, read the Detailed Manual thoroughly before use.
USB Connection
This is used for the connection of external devices, such as digital camera, external HDD, etc.
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Installation and Cable Connection
Inserting/Extracting an SD Memory Card
How to insert ↑: Let the front of an SD memory card face the SD memory slot and then push it
in the arrow direction until a click sound is heard.
(If, however, you push the SD memory with too much force, the memory may be damaged.)
How to extract ↓: Since this device adopts a one-touch method, you may gently press on the
end of the SD memory to extract it automatically.
(Pull out the SD memory card slightly protruded.)
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Separating/Attaching Battery
Separating Battery
Depress the Battery Separation/Lock button on the rear of the station in
direction as
shown in the figure. Slightly push the battery up in the battery separation groove and then
separate the battery.
Notice
• Separate the charger after turning the power of the station off.
• If not, you may receive an electric shock by a short circuit in the battery power part.
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Attaching Battery
Align the battery in the groove as shown in the figure below and then press it until it is closely
attached to the main body. Push up the Battery Separation/Lock button on the rear of the
station in
direction as shown in the figure below.
Notice
If the battery is misaligned with the groove and you attempt to mount the battery, the device
may be damaged.
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Separating/Attaching Battery
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Basic Operation
Turning the Power On/Off
Turning the power on
To turn the power on, move the Power button
on the top of the station to the left.
The LCD screen turn▷ s on and the main
screen is displayed.
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Turning the power off
If Windows OS is running, turn the power off
with the Turn the Power menu on the Start
menu. If the system is stopped during the
operation, move the Power button on the right
side to the left side and hold the button for
over 4 seconds to turn the power off.
Since the file th▷ at your are working on is
closed without saving, it is better not to use
this function.
If you turn the power off with the button, ▷
this function is performed in accordance with
the power option specified in Windows OS.
Setting/Cancelling Hold Function
Hold Setting
Move the Hold button on the top of the station
to the right.
Once the lock function is set, the screen ▷
touch function and all of the button functions
are not available.
Cancelling the Hold Mode
Move the Hold button on the top of the station
to the left.
▷ Once the hold function is cancelled, the
screen touch function and all of the button
functions are available.
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Basic Operation
Jog and Function Buttons
The Jog key has different functions in accordance with the program functions. Refer to the
Detailed Manual for the description of functions.
Up↑/Down↓/Left←/Right→ Move
(
/ / / )
This is the button to move in Up (↑)/Down
(↓)/Left (←)/Right (→) direction on screen.
Selection (Center key of the direction keys)
Enter button
MENU
It is used to move to the main menu.
MENU + A
Brightness adjustment (Up)
MENU + B
Brightness adjustment (Down)
MENU + C
Windows + U
FN
BIOS Mode - F8 (Advanced Win XP Mode) /
Win XP Mode - F10
FN + A
Volume adjustment (Up)
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FN + B
Volume adjustment (Down)
Virtual Keyboard
Virtual keyboard is activated.
ICON
BIOS Mode - DEL (Install) / Win XP Mode –
Windows + H (soft Keyboard)
A
BIOS Mode - ESC / Win XP Mode - OK (Left
Mouse Button)
B
BIOS Mode - F11 (Popup Board) / Win XP
Mode – Right Mouse Button
C
BIOS Mode - F10 (Recovery) / Win XP Mode
– User-Defined Mode
Pivot
Pivot Function
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Basic Operation
Resetting
Use this function when the device stops during operation and the touch screen and the buttons
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of the station are not working.
Gently press the Reset button on the side of
the station with the stylus pen.
Touch Screen
Touch
Press and release a desired point on the LCD
screen with the touch pen.
Double Touch
It provides the same function as double-click
operation by a mouse of a PC. Double-touch
a desired point on the LCD screen.
Drag
Keep the touch pen pressed on a desired
point, drag the pen to another point on the
screen and then release the pen at the final
point.
▷ It provides the same function as double-
click operation by a mouse of a PC.
Right mouse button
If you press a desired point with the touch pen
(over 2 seconds), it performs the right mouse
function.
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Running Virtual Keyboard
Running the Virtual Keyboard
Press the vilivSoftKeyboad icon on the
screen.
(You may press the
of the device to run
the virtual keyboard.)
Hiding the Virtual Keyboard
If you press the Hide icon on the virtual
keyboard, the keyboard is converted into the
icon.
▷ (To return to the original status, press the
icon again.)
Exiting the Virtual Keyboard.
Press the Virtual Keyboard button on the
device to exit the Virtual Keyboard.
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FAQ
The table below describes problems that you may encounter while using viliv and their
solutions.
Check the following before contacting Customer Service.
Q
The power does not come on, and nothing appears on the LCD table.
A
Check the power is connected. If not, check the charge status of the battery. If the
battery is fully discharged, recharge the battery for more than 10 minutes.
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The power or the LCD screen automatically turned off while using the device.
A
If the power is not connected, check the charge status of the battery.
Check the power is connected.
Q
The buttons do not work.
A
Check if the Hold switch is set. Release the lock setting by the Hold switch.
Q
Video caption does not appear.
A
If a video caption format is SMI, the caption file must have the same file name as the
video file to be played and its extension name must be SMI or smi. For a video with long
file name and split into several files, rename the file names in numerical order.
If, for example, the file name of a video file is ‘The file name of this video is too long’,
the following files must be in the directory:
The file name of this video is too long1.avi
The file name of this video is too long1.smi
The file name of this video is too long2.avi
The file name of this video is too long2.smi
Q
There is no sound when playing video/audio.
A
Check the earphones are correctly connected.
Check the Volume button if the volume is set to ‘0’.
If the volume is set too low, you may not hear the sound.
Q
When connecting a PC through the USB link, virtual CD drive (EasySuite) is not
recognized.
A
Check the device is powered on. The CD drive is not recognized with the device
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powered off.
Check the cable connection is correct.
Check battery remaining amount. If the battery remaining amount is not sufficient, the
CD drive is not recognized or data may not be moved.
Check the USB link mode setting. (For detailed setting, refer to Detailed Manual.)
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Specifications
The specifications below may be changed for enhancement of product performance without
prior notice.
General Specifications
Product Name X70 EX
CPU & Chipset Intel® AtomTM 1.33(Z520) GHz + SCH
US15W
LCD 7-type WSVGA(1024 x 600) / Touch panel
RAM 1GB
Storage(Optional) SSD 16GB / 32GB / 64GB / 128GB
WWAN (Optional) Wimax: HSDPA
LAN IEEE 802.11b/g
Bluetooth Bluetooth Ver2.0+EDR
GPS (Optional) SiRF Star 3
Connector Audio x 1, USBX1, USD(LINK) X 1, SD/SDHC
Slot x1
Audio Stereo speakers
Battery Lithium Polymer (Removable)
Voltage: 7.4V
Capacity: 4,100mAh
Dimension 210 (W) x 117(H) x 22.5(T) mm
Camera 1.3 Mega pixel
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