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Welcome
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You may
us ihe GPS
navigator
anytime anywhere, for example wlrile ddving, walking
or cyding.
Let its navigalion
and amusment
tunctions
enrich
your
lib and mrk!
To
realize the functions of GPS
PF11-500'1
and to understand the operation details,
please
read
the manualarefully.
You may s* the follNing supplemental infomation in lhe
manual.
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[Note]:
Explanation of relevant subjects
lRelevant
lnformation]r Extm infomaUon of releyanl
subjecis
IAttentionl:
Precutions or wamings of releEnl
subjects. Please
pay
attention to this infomation
and follow the instructions lo avoid devastaling influene on
yourself
and othem.
fl:
Optional tunction
This manual is applicble onlyto
he
GPS
PF11-5001.
Chapter I Beginning
Use
This chapler inlroduces
the basic opemilons
ofGPS PF11-5001.
1.1 Appearance
The
product piclure
below
is
subject 10 the
material object.
.
?l
+.
-
t=--j;::X:3
VIDE0-lN Port
:rE
key
MlNl
USB Port
l:€sl
slot
for
DVR
lndi€tor
lighi
1
:f,",:ne Porl
l\,4icrophone
:
'j4n
Pod
10. Reset key
12
Poner
Suppty
& Charging
--'a-i
:€ GPS navigalorfullywith
the charger before fi6t
use.
1r1
kSspply
-? ::i :.:3
€n be
powered
by the built-in battery
or external
power
supply.
ri-p,-
;E :rS
?\-€ator is
ffiecied
to the charger, it is
powered
by the Ltspolymer battery.
-"E
:a?:-, zrclr ,*n
@ in the
system main interface
shows curent residual battery
,"e-
:e
,arS
'Eicifr
rs
@nnected
1o the
charger, it is
poweted
by external
power
and the
:]#, a:€lE
.-Hr:r
--E
;S
-arr@lcr
adopts intemal
non{emovable
Lipolymer
battery. To avoid battery
"j"-=
:-;:r:s[.
-j;s=
a!
feardous
substance
or burn, do not
unpack,
pierce,
slilke
on or
i2.2
Charglng
by DC Chatrer
The GPS
navigator musl be chalged
with the DC chalger before
firct use.
Plug the USB
terminal ofthe DC chalger
into the IJSB
port
oflhe GPS navigator
a0d the other
to the
power
smketlo
supply
powerand
charge the GPS navigatol.
[Note]
The charging
indi@tor light is rcd during charging.
Do not unplug the charge until
the
baitery
is fully charged and
the indicaior light turns
green.
Please chalge the GPS navigator
when
the
battery is
low or used up.
12.3 Chaqing by Gar Chalger
Plug
one
terminal of
the mr chalger into the USB
port
ofthe
GPS navigator and the other
to the
charging
portto
supply
powerand
charge the GPS navigator
[Note]
T0
avoid
damage due
to cuffent surge,
plug
in th€ car
chalgel afler the automobile
is
started.
,l.3
Basic Use
,l.3.'l
Pomdng on ofr & $hop
1.3.1.t Pmdngon
Press the
power
key ofhe GPS
navigator and let
go
after at
least two seconds io
power
it on.
[Note]
Great humidityfluctuation
may
lead to
shottcilcuit
ofthe GPS
navigator Power on the
navigator after it has accommodaied
to
new environmen|
1.3.,l.2, Po$dng
ofi & Sleep
Press the
pow$
key and
let
go
after ai
least two seconds to
power
off the GPS
navigator The
following interfa€ will
be
prompted.
lf ltk is selected, the
navigatorwill automaii€lly
resume
the state
before entedng
sleep mode
when it is
poweled
again.
1.32 RBbiling the Syskn
When the system does
not response,
press
the resei
key on the back of the GPS
navigator to
restart the system.
lRelevant
lnfomation] The
following siiuations might lead to no
response ofthe system.
.i"
iT
itg
t,
t9
fetJWrflgld€wrtchino
:
:3iE
,'ffi
actiEtim
wilh
ov"erlong
execution;
i
-4E
b
poffi
odoff
tre GpS
navigator
by
pressjng
the
power
key.
ar:
R6?tung
Sre
system
by
pressing
the reset
key
will result
rn
loss
of unsaved
data.
"6€
Ectup
yrur
data
regularly.
i33
FLing
the
cPS
Nayl$torwih
ilounting
Xit
,rre
mlting
kit is
mmposed
of a
back splint
and
a bracket.
To
use
the
GpS navigator
in
a
ariwbile,
a i o0
the dashb@rd
under
the frontwindshield.
\,oiel
Do-not
place
the
GPS navigator
in
posilions
obslructing
lhe dilveis
vision.
Do
nol
Dla@
-
*:-lLr'x,ngit
o.
in the
pla@
olair
bag
or the
area aflef
th;
air bag is
inflated.
1J,4
LkeB TftASH
Cad
l.:c,,
-aiplng
appli€ljons,
map
data
and
media iles
in
a T-FLASH
card. lnsert
the
mrd in
the
r,E{.Cir!
slot.
Fdi
1
Do
not
take
out the T-FLASH
mrd while
a navigalion program
is being
run
or a media
file
is
being
played.
2 To
avold
drop
or crash
of ihe
T-FLASH
card,
do not
exert
heavy
pressure
on it
or
b€nd
it.
3. Avoid
using
or sloring
the T-FLASH
erd in
high temperature,
high
humidity
or
direcl
sunlight.
Kep
the
erd
away from
liqujd
0rcotrosjve
subslance.
i
Uiqd.the
direction
while
inserting
the T-FLASH
card to
avoid
damaging
the
slot or the
1.4
$rtan
lain
lnGrface
and Hajor
Func{ions
J:
:]B :E
ffi key
on the
lop
side of
the GpS
navigalor
to enler
the
system main
interfaG
rne icon
% *o @E
are shortcuts to view
system
information
and set tme & date
forthe
devi@.
Fordelails,
please
referto relevant chapterand
seclion.
JRelevant
lnformalionl: ln
the above interface, the imn
style is set as
"left',
and the imns
atthe
left remain
during
page
scrolling. To change the
style ofimn layout, refer
to 3.6
Theme.
lRelevant
lnfomation]:To rearcnge imns
atwill, iap
on an imn and stay unlila foutsway
arrcw
appears at the upper lefl ofit, and
then drag the icon to a wanted
place.
Chafier
ll
Navigation
Tap
the ionk in the system main interface
to start the navigatiofl
program.
For
detait usage,
please
referiothe electronic map instruction.
>
Due to tmnsportaiion development,
inconfomity between
products
and real
traffic
inlomalion will occur a
period
after
p.oduct
release. Please
dive according to
road condition and
abide by traffic regulalions.
>
Navigation
paths
are for reference
only, and lhe user may
decide whether to follow
them.
>
High and crowded
structures
(such
as inside
of tunnels, spae between high
buildings, undergrcund er
pafts
and
under
viaducts),
weather change
or stellite
signals tumoff may influen@
signal reeption, resulting in
positioning
failure,
inamurate
posiliof,ing,
nav,gation failure
or system function abnomity.
Func'tion
Explanation
]PS Tao
lo ef,able naviaation funclion
)VR
lao to enable DVRfunction
lluetooth
ao to enable Bluetooth functoin
Iool
lalculator, Unit, system information,
favorite, mlendar,GPS information
'ledia
lPG,
GlF,
BMPand
PNG filessuppo(ed;
)hoto
rohtion, zoom in/out and
auto
play
supported
]eiting /olume,backlighl, language,
date& time, calibration,
sysiem
info,FM
Transmitt(
JSB setiing and Factory reset
iame )thello, DuiDuiPeng, Russia
Block
With stereos@pic maps, instant
animation, voice
prompt
and text
prcmpt
of the navigation
system,
you
will appreciate its
unlque charm and enjoy
a
great
trip.
Func'tion
of
DV
ncordsr
(Ddve
vldeo ircod)
This
section
inircdues
the usage ofthe DVR.
2.1 lnstruc{lon
1 . The function of DVR need match
with TF erd
2. Requirement of TF
crd
is4
grade;
Capaciiy should
be 4c at least.
3. Format the TF by special fom
at
1si time
usage,,
you
€n choose it under the
format setting
4, The
player
of DVR will create
automatimlly afrer formatted
5,
There
are 3 lock manner
(hand-driven
lock,
top
lock
on device
,G-sensor
lock) for DVR'S vidm
,
2.2
Operation
2.2.t lnterft@
of
DVR"
frp fl,u irn
0 in the system main interfae
to enter the DVR interface
as follows:
222 Setung
lnbrhe of DvR
r.p tn" i*n B
in
the
DVR main interfae to enter the setting
interfae as follows:
22.3 Playbad(
inbfm otDm
Tap the
imnE in the DVR
main interfae to enterthe
player
interlae as tollows:
"@nfim'
to Fomat
the TF,
and Save,
it will running
to tum
no the light
Iap to
save
ilrrent
vidm
Iap to
Quit
stting
interfae
to start{p& tum of vileo
b
&!s
tE
wr,ed
Yijeo
to hck tre
ffiding vileo
(Awid
msed dudng
the
period
of
to stting / fomt ttre TF
crd/ stting startup method
ol
video
to
quit
the DVR
interfae(if
you
did not turn off vidm for
quit,
it
will
behind)
Chapter
lll Function Operation
3.'l llusic Player
The music
player
supports WllAg and WAV files and also supports
selection of
play
sequence.
To use the function.
please
6ret
rnsert
a
flash
mrd with
music files inside.
1. Tap the music,.on
Hl
,n the system marn intedae lo enler
the irmlc Play
interface as follows;
o
Previous
)lay
the
previous
vidm
:[
rlay/
Pau*
rause/mntinue
playing
f
Stop
itop
playing
lhe
curent video
D
iexl
)lay
the
previous
video
f!
-ock Iap to lock & unlock
curent video
E
leturn
Iap to retum
the main interface
2.3 The Player of DVR
The Player
will creale automatiGlly
after formatted, this file
&**''
will shom
on
the screen
one open theTF erdby @mputer,
we en save
piclure,output
the
vedio
fle and map in{wmatir.
when
duble tap
it,
the
music
player
and
retum io
playing
the
paused/
stopped
music
sequence,
random or cycle
play.
Add all the music on the let lisl
to lhe
play
list
on the
ighl.
Select one
piee
of music in the
play
list
and
tap the icon to
it.
Delete all the music in the
play
list
it leflwardi
rightward
to tum
down/ up
it
leftwad
/rightward to
play
from
Enter
it to select
music to
play.
Z. fap Y
in the lldc Phy
interfae to
enter the XBtc [st
as ,oilowsj
, *O @ in the fusic Play interfae to enter the EqualEar S€CUng interfa@ as
Ti* i. ffi on the upper lefr of the above interface, and then tap ffi to..t..t,
musictype or'Usef
ftom lhe drcFdown menu.
The music types include Pop, Rock, [,letal, Dan@, Electronic, Country, Jaz, oldis,
Blues, Nostalgia,
Opera and speech. lf'user'is selected,
you
may
dEg
the slider atwill to set the equalizer.
After stting,
up
ED
to
,.r"
"no
retum to lhe nusb Ptay interrae.
Noie:
lf
your
memory erd mntains coresponding lyric files for the music being
played,
lyri6
will be displayed
in the lyric window
right at the ilu8ic Play interrae. Double tap the
lyri6
window
to view
the
lyri6
in full screen. Under full sseen mode, double tap the
screen to retum to nomal-sized
interfae.
tre tub List
it
upward/ domward to view
all music.
a
piee
of music on the lelt list
to the
play
list
on the right.
32 Video Player
Th€ vidm
player
supports
WMV, ASF and AVI files, full-screen
play, progress
selection
and fle slection.
T0 use the function,
please
first insert a flash card with video files
inside.
t. fap i# in tf,"
system main interfae to enter the video
ptayer
interface
as
fottows:
I:
2.tap Y in the Vldco
Plqor
intedae
to enter the video folder as follows
Seleci a
video file from the above video folder interface and then tap on it to start
playing.
3.3 Photo Bmwser
The
photo
browser supporis JPG, GlF, BL,IP and PNG files,
photo
rotation, zoom inl
oul
and auto
play.
To use thefunclion,
please
fiEt insert a flash Grd wiih
photos
inside.
it
1. Tap the
photo
icon
Et
in
the system main nterfae to enter lhe
photo
browser
interface asfollows.
?g the sliding block upward/ downward to
the files
@n
tlame
Explanation
r
)lose llos the video
player
*
)revious
,ideo
)lay
the
previous
video.
r
,lay
lontinue
playing
the
paused/
stopped vide
lle.
r
lext video
rlaythe
nextvideo
r
Siop
Stop the vidm
E
y'ideo
folder :nter it to
select
a video
to
play.
'rcgress
egulation )revious moment or dghtward for
a mmin
noment.
ffE
y'olume
'egulation
)Eg
it
leftward
irightward io
turn
down
/ up th
iolume.
Time
)isplay the
play
time and the video duralion.
2 Trp &X in the brcreer
interfae to
enter
he
photo
blder as follws:
Fj*i.a
L fap
HI b enter auto
play
interfae as shown below.
Drag lhe slder at the
bottom ofthe
screen to regulate
play
speed
(1-'10
smds), and then
tap on the screen to
hide the slide
(or
the slide will be
hidden
automatjGlly);
tap on the screen
to show the
slide. Double
tap on the screen to stop
playing
and retum to the brcwsing
interfa@.
GOn
Name
Explandion
I
rrevious
View the
preview photo
in
the
folder
p
'lext
Viewihe next
photo
in thefolder.
.*
:mm in Smle up current
photo
,'*
:oom oul i€le doM curenl
phoio
mx
lotate lotate current
photo
90'c!ockwise.
re
&
I
\uto
play
)ycle
play
all the
photos
in
lhe
folderfrom
orent
photo
older
:nterthe
photo
folderto
select a
photo.
;lose
llos the browser and tetum to the system main interfa@.
Dmg lhe sliding block
to view all the
photos.
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