User manual NAVMAN BLUETOOTH GPS4100

[. . . ] GPS receivers receive signals from these satellites, and use the information to determine their exact location. While a GPS receiver can detect signals from up to 12 satellites at any time, only three are needed to provide a two-dimensional position or "fix" (latitude and longitude) required for vehicle navigation systems. The Bluetooth GPS Receiver will send the GPS position information to your PDA which may then be used by your third-party software to plot your position on a map and direct you to your destination. Safety Notice In a vehicle, it is your sole responsibility to place, secure and use the Bluetooth GPS Receiver in a manner that will not cause accidents, personal injury or property damage. It is your sole responsibility to observe safe driving practices and to ensure that the vehicle mount installation instructions are read carefully, understood and used consistently with the laws of operation for each country in which the device is used. [. . . ] · The receiver must not obstruct your view, or interfere with the operation of the vehicle or the vehicle safety equipment. · The receiver must be accessible so that you can operate the On/Off button and replace the batteries. · Avoid placing the receiver near sources of electrical interference or noise. · The receiver is not waterproof -- mount it where it will not get wet (including condensation). Note: If your vehicle is fitted with an athermic (heat reflecting) or a heated windscreen, you may need to purchase a Navman external antenna to allow your Bluetooth GPS Receiver to receive GPS signals inside the vehicle. The Bluetooth GPS Receiver and your PDA are mounted separately in your vehicle. For security purposes and to avoid overheating, do not leave the Bluetooth GPS Receiver or your PDA on the dash or attached to the windscreen while your vehicle is unattended, especially in strong sunlight. Positioning your Receiver Option One: Windscreen Suction Mount You can position the Bluetooth GPS Receiver on the inside of your vehicle windscreen or back window using the receiver windscreen suction mount and receiver cradle: 1. Insert the tab on the receiver windscreen suction mount into the receiver cradle slot. Tab Slot 2. Fasten the receiver cradle to the receiver windscreen suction mount by using the two screws provided. Find a suitable position in your vehicle for the Bluetooth GPS Receiver to be mounted. Use the alcohol swab to thoroughly clean the window area that the suction cup will be mounted to. Press the suction cup firmly to the window, then pull the lever down and away from the window. To remove the receiver windscreen suction mount from the windscreen or back window, press the lever down and toward the window and gently lift the tab on the rim of the suction cup. Tab Lever 7 Bluetooth GPS Receiver | User Manual Option Two: Mounting Pad on Dashboard (Permanent) You can attach the Bluetooth GPS Receiver to the dashboard using the receiver cradle and mounting pad: Warning: This is a permanent solution ­ the mounting pad cannot be removed once fixed and will mark the dashboard if forcibly removed. Attach the sticky side of the mounting pad to the under-side of the receiver cradle. Find a suitable position in your vehicle for the Bluetooth GPS Receiver to be mounted. Use the alcohol swab to thoroughly clean the area of the dashboard that the cradle will be mounted to. Slide the Bluetooth GPS Receiver into the receiver cradle. Positioning your PDA Option One: Windscreen Suction Mount You can position your PDA on the inside of your vehicle windscreen using the PDA windscreen suction mount (see figure one) and PDA cradle (see figure two): 1. Attach the PDA cradle to the PDA windscreen suction mount by inserting the four tabs at the end of the suction mount arm into the four slots on the cradle. Ensure that the Close arrow on the suction mount is pointed toward the top end of the cradle. Find a suitable position on your windscreen where the PDA will be clearly visible by the driver. Warning: Do not mount your PDA in a way that interferes with airbags or other safety equipment. Use the alcohol swab to thoroughly clean the window area that the suction cup will be mounted to. [. . . ] 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 or more of the following measures: · Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. · Connect the equipment into an output on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. · A shielded cable must be used when connecting a peripheral to the serial ports. CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Support Compliance Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. EMC compliance · CE (Europe): EN301489, 300328-2 · E-mark (Europe): Annex VII and Viii 95/54/EC · FCC (USA): Part 15 Class B, 15. 247, 15. 35, 15. 209 · C-tick (Australia): AS/NZS 3548 · MIC (Korea): R-LARN-03-0450 Safety compliance · UL60950, EN60950. [. . . ]