PROTON Infotainment System (Multimedia Navigation) Operating Instruction
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Front panel controls
q Touch screen user interface
i NAVI button Go to Navigation screen
w Rotary/encoder knob • Press: Toggle between clock mode or operating mode • Turn: Adjust volume
o HOME button Short press: Go to the main Home screen Long press: Show the recent open application
e Microphone r Connectivity cover
a MENU button Open a list of options available in the current screen or application
Remove the cap to insert Micro SD card and SD card
t Micro SD card slot (opened cover)
s BACK button Go back to previous screen, dismiss a pop-up, close on-screen keyboard.
y Reset button (opened cover) Restore the original factory settings of the device. Caution! All personal settings will be lost!
u SD card slot (opened cover)
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d Disc slot f
Eject button Eject a disc
Contents Using this manual....................................5 Symbols used...................................................5 Safety notes.............................................5 Cleaning notes.........................................6 Getting started........................................6 Switching on/off.............................................6 Volume...............................................................7 Using the touch screen................................7 Using the keyboard.......................................8 Home screen....................................................9 Applications screen.......................................9 Status bar....................................................... 10 Radio mode........................................... 10 Starting radio mode................................... 10 Selecting tuner band................................. 11 Tuning into a station.................................. 11 Storing stations manually........................ 12 Storing stations automatically (Travelstore)................................................................ 12 Calling a stored station............................. 12 Scanning stations........................................ 12 RDS................................................................... 12 Radio options............................................... 15 Media Player......................................... 16 Overview of media player........................ 16 Inserting/ejecting a disc........................... 18 Connecting/removing a USB data carrier........................................ 18
Inserting/Removing a SDHC card ........ 19 Audio playback............................................ 19 Video playback............................................. 20 Image playback............................................ 22 Overview of DVD options........................ 26 Overview of control/drag bar................. 27 Overview of media player options........ 28 Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity)........................ 29 Turning Wi-Fi on........................................... 29 Entering Wi-Fi Settings.............................. 30 Bluetooth®............................................. 31 Starting Bluetooth® mode....................... 31 Searching and pairing a Bluetooth® device.............................................................. 32 Connecting a Bluetooth® device........... 33 Phone mode via Bluetooth®.................... 34 Audio playback via Bluetooth®.............. 39 Navigation............................................. 40 Downloading map data............................ 40 Starting the navigation............................. 40 Using direct search..................................... 41 Using address search................................. 43 Using point of interest............................... 43 Main Map Screen......................................... 44 Performing a search................................... 45 Go screen....................................................... 46 Input an address.......................................... 46 Navigate to a Point of Interest (POI) ........ 47
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External audio sources......................... 47 Front AUX-IN socket................................... 47 User settings......................................... 48 System settings............................................ 48 Audio settings.............................................. 49 Steering wheel control......................... 51 Parking assistant (if equipped)........... 52 Rear view camera........................................ 52 Parking Aid.................................................... 52
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Content in this instruction manual may differ from the product, and is subject to change without prior notice. Read these instructions carefully and completely before using this multimedia navigation device. Depending on the country where the vehicle is sold, some features and/or operations described in this instruction manual may not be applicable to this multimedia navigation device. The descriptions in this instruction manual are based on the default settings of the multimedia navigation device. The images and figures used in this instruction manual are intended to facilitate the explanations. Details may deviate.
Symbols used Before you start, familiarize yourself with the icons you will see in this instruction manual: Warning! Situations that could cause injury to yourself or others Caution! Situations that could cause damage to your device or other equipment Refer to pages with related information; for example: u p. 12 (represents “see page 12”)
Safety notes This multimedia navigation device was manufactured according to the state of the art and established safety guidelines. Even so, dangers may occur if you do not observe the safety notes in this instruction manual. In addition, observe the instructions of other devices used in conjunction with this multimedia navigation device. Warning! Do not modify or open the device. This device contains a Class 1 laser that can cause injuries to your eyes. 5
Road safety Observe the following notes about road safety: •
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Use your device in such a way that you can always safely control your vehicle. Do not use the setup feature or any other function which could divert your attention from the road. Stop at a suitable location and operate your device while the vehicle is still. Follow the driving recommendations during the route guidance only if you are not violating any traffic regulations! Traffic signs and traffic regulations have always priority over driving recommendations. Always listen at a moderate volume to protect your hearing and to be able to hear acoustic warning signals (e.g. police sirens). Park your vehicle in a safe place and apply the hand brake before watching video, viewing picture or establishing WiFi connection. This multimedia navigation device detects whether your vehicle’s hand brake is engaged or not, and prevents the driver from watching video, viewing picture or using Internet while driving.
Cleaning notes Solvents, cleaning and scouring agents as well as dashboard spray and plastic care products may contain ingredients that will damage the surface of the multimedia navigation device. Use only a dry or slightly moistened cloth for cleaning the device.
Getting started Switching on/off The multimedia navigation device will switch on/off by the ignition switched on/off. If the device is switched on via vehicle ignition, it will display the last play source screen. (( Press the rotary/encoder knob (ON) to switch to the operating mode.
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Clock mode To switch to the clock mode, date and time will be displayed. (( Press the rotary/encoder knob (ON) while the device is in operation to switch to the clock mode. (( Press the rotary/encoder knob (ON) w again to return to the previous source (operating mode).
Volume Adjusting the volume (( Turn the rotary/encoder knob (VOL) to change the volume. Muting/unmuting the audio (( To mute the audio, turn the rotary/encoder knob (VOL) until the volume level reaches “ 0 “. (( To unmute the audio, turn the rotary/encoder knob (VOL) from volume level “ 0 “ to “ 1 “ and above.
Using the touch screen
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Caution! Risk of severe damage to the touch screen! Do not allow the touch screen to come into contact with other electrical devices. Electrostatic discharges can cause the touch screen to malfunction. Do not allow the touch screen to contact water. The touch screen may malfunction in humid conditions or when exposed to water. To avoid damaging the touch screen, do not tap it with anything sharp or do not apply excessive pressure to it with your fingertips.
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Finger gestures
Actions Tapping To open an application, to select a menu item, to press an on-screen icon, or to enter a character using the on-screen keyboard, tap (touch) it and lift your finger.
Double-tapping Tap twice quickly with your finger to do double-tapping. Flicking Move your finger across the touch screen, without pausing when you first touch it and lift your finger (so you don’t tap or drag an item instead). • Flick left or right on the Home screen to view other panels. • Flick up or down to scroll through a list. Dragging Tap and hold an item for a moment and then, without lifting your finger, move your finger on the touch screen until you reach the target position. • Drag left or right to move along the drag bar in Media Player. • Drag up or down to move along a scroll bar.
Using the keyboard
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Home screen (( Press the HOME button o. The middle panel of Home screen is displayed as default. The Home screen is the starting point to access all of the device’s feature.
Panel indicator
Home screen Notes: • The Home screen have 5 panels. To view other panels, tap on the center of the screen, and then drag left or right. • The glowing panel indicator is light up corresponding to your selected panel.
Applications screen (( On the Home screen, tap the icon [ ]. The Applications screen displays the icons for all applications. Flick up or down on the screen to view more applications if available. (( Tap an application icon to open the application. Opening an recently-used applications (( Press and hold the Home button o to display the list of recently-used applications. (( Tap an application icon to open the application. Adding an application icon to Home screen You can add an application icon as a shortcut to access the application via the Home screen. Each panel of Home screen can add up to 4 application icons. 9
(( On the Home screen, flick left or right to select the desired Home screen panel. (( On the Applications screen, tap and hold an application icon, and drag it to the selected Home screen panel. The shortcut icon is displayed on the selected Home screen panel. Notes: • To move a shortcut icon to an empty location within the same Home screen panel, tap and hold the icon, and then drag it to a new location. • To delete an shortcut icon on the Home screen panel, tap and hold the icon, drag it to the small bin icon on the right side of the screen until the icon turns to red color, and then release your finger. • The main applications [ Navigation ], [ Radio ], [ Media ] and [ Bluetooth ] on the Home screen are not able to replaced or changed.
Status bar
Status bar • • •
The Application Button indicates the current source/application with an icon and text description e.g. Radio, USB, Settings. It also act as a RETURN button. The Menu Selector is available for particular source/application to toggle some functions and menu items. The icons of Menu Selector are switched to BLUE color when they are selected/activated.
Radio mode Starting radio mode (( On the Home screen, tap the icon [ Radio ]. The Radio screen is displayed.
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Program Service Name (PS Name)
Home screen
Selecting tuner band The following tuner bands are available in the different reception areas: Region
Tuner bands
Malaysia
FM1, FM2, FMT, MW
EU/Oceania
FM1, FM2, FMT, MW
Asia
FM1, FM2, FMT, AM, AMT
(( Tap the icon [ ] once or several times until the desired tuner band is displayed. Note: • This multimedia navigation device is designed for operation in different regions with different frequency ranges and station technologies. To set a suitable reception area, see section “Radio options: Area”. u p. 15
Tuning into a station Tuning into a station manually (( Tap the icon [ ] or [ ] once or several times to change the frequency one step at a time. Starting station seek tuning (( Tap the icon [ ] or [ ] for approx. 2 seconds then release. The radio tunes to the next receivable station. 11
Storing stations manually (( Select the desired tuner band and tune to the desired station. (( To store the current station, tap any preset buttons [ 1 ] to [ 6 ] until you hear a beep.
Storing stations automatically (Travelstore) You can automatically search for and store the 6 FM or AM stations, offering the strongest reception in the region in FMT or AMT memory bank. Any previously stored stations are deleted in the process. (( Select the desired tuner band. (( Tap the icon [ ]. The multimedia navigation device starts the automatic station seek tuning. After the storing process is completed, the stored station at preset number [ 1 ] is played.
Calling a stored station (( Select the desired tuner band. (( Tap any preset buttons [ 1 ] to [ 6 ] to call up the stored station. The preset number of your selection is switched to BLUE color.
Scanning stations The scan function scans every receivable station of the current waveband. (( On the Radio screen, tap the icon [ ] to start scanning. During the scan, each receivable station is played for a few seconds. (( Tap the icon [ ] again to continue listen to the station that is currently being received.
RDS Many FM stations broadcast in RDS (Radio Data System) signal in addition to their program that allows additional functions such as Program Service, Alternate Frequency, Traffic Announcement, Regional and Program Type. Note: Some of the RDS functions are only applicable in the country that provide the RDS service. Program Service (PS) Display of the station name. 12
Alternate Frequency (AF) If the AF function is activated, the multimedia navigation device automatically selects the best receivable frequency for the station that is currently set. (( On the Radio screen, tap the icon [ ] to switch the AF function on or off. The icon is switched to BLUE icon indicates AF function is switched on. Traffic Announcement (TA) In the reception area “EUROPE”, an FM station can identify traffic reports. (( Tap the icon [ ] to switch the priority of traffic announcement on or off. The icon is switched to BLUE icon indicates TA function is switched on. If priority for traffic announcement is switched on, a traffic report is automatically switched through, even if the device is currently not in radio mode.
Traffic announcement screen Note: • The announcement screen is automatically closed after the broadcast is finished and you are returned to the previous source. Regional (REG) In the reception area “EUROPE”, some RDS stations divide their programs into regional programs providing different contents at certain times. If the Regional function is activated, the multimedia navigation device changes only to those alternate frequencies of the set station on which the same regional program is being broadcast. (( On the Radio screen, tap the icon [ ] to switch the Regional function on or off. 13
(( The icon is switched to BLUE icon indicates REG function is switched on. Program Type (PTY) In the reception area “EUROPE”, an FM station can transmit its current program type, e.g. Culture, Pop, Jazz, Rock, Sport or Science. Hence, the PTY function allows a targeted search for broadcasts of a certain program type, e.g. for rock or sports broadcasts. Note that PTY is not supported by all stations. If the PTY function is switched on, an FM station can identify emergency announcements in the event of natural disasters or other major calamities. The emergency announcement is automatically switched through, even if the device is currently not in radio mode.
Emergency announcement screen Notes: • To select your preferred program type, see section “Radio options: PTY list menu”. u p. 16 • The announcement screen is automatically closed after the broadcast is finished and you are returned to the previous source.
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Radio options (( On the Radio screen, tap the icon [ ]. A pop-up screen with Radio options are displayed.
Radio options pop-up Options
Descriptions/Settings
[ Seek Sensitivity ] Set the sensitivity of station seek tuning: [ LO ] (local) or [ DX ] (distance) [ Area ]
Select the reception area: [ Asia ], [ EU/Oceania ] or [ Malaysia ]
[ PTY ]
Switch the PTY function on/off: [ ON ] or [ OFF ]
[ PTY Language ]
Select the program type language: [ English ], [ Deutsch ] or [ Francais ]
[ PTY List ]
Display a list of available program type. The PTY list menu is displayed in selected program type language.
[ TA Volume ]*
Set the minimum volume for traffic announcements.
(( * Feature available only if equipped. (( Tap the icon [ X ] to close the pop-up screen and return to the Radio screen. Note: • The PTY language is set to follow the system language. If the system language is set to any other languages than German/French, the PTY language is set to English by default.
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PTY list menu
PTY list menu screen (( Browse through the program list by flicking up or down on the screen. (( Tap and select your preferred program type. The program type you selected will be highlighted. (( Tap the Application button on the status bar to close and return to the Radio screen.
Media Player Overview of media player (( On the Home screen, tap the icon [ Media ]. The Media screen is displayed.
Media screen (( Tap the icon [ USB ], [ Disc ] or [ SD Card ] to select an available media source. The selected Media Player screen is displayed and the playback starts automatically. 16
Warning! Do not watch video or view picture while driving. If your vehicle’s hand brake is not engaged and you start the video or picture playback, a pop-up screen with text as below is displayed.
The multimedia navigation device switches to the last audio source. Notes: • See section “Appendix: Supported disc/media type and file format” for further information on supported disc/media type and file format. u p. 49 • If a media source is inserted/connected at any time while the device is on, the corresponding media player screen is displayed. • If a media playback is interrupted/paused, the last position of playback is memorized by the multimedia navigation device. If the media player is started again, playback is resumed from last memorized position. • The multimedia navigation device has to read the data of the inserted disc or connected media device before playback. The duration of the reading depends on the data volume and design of the disc or media device.
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Playback sequence of multiple file types This multimedia navigation device can be used to play audio files, video files, movies or pictures from a disc, USB device or SDHC card
Inserting/ejecting a disc
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Caution! Risk of severe damage to the disc drive! Do not try to put your hand or fingers in the disc slot. Also never insert foreign objects into the slot. Do not insert disc where adhesive comes out from cellophane tape or a disc label, or disc with marks where cellophane tape or labels were removed. It may be impossible to eject the disc from the slot and cause damage to this multimedia navigation device. This multimedia navigation device is designed for play of discs with diameter 12 cm only. Do not attempt to insert the disc with diameter 8 cm and non-circular contoured disc into the slot, either with or without an adaptor, as it may cause damage to the disc and/ or the drive. Such damage will not be covered by the warranty on this product. Do not insert transparent disc as it may cause difficulties of loading/ejecting the disc and would not be detected by this multimedia navigation device. Do not attempt to insert 2 discs simultaneously. You must not hinder or assist the drive when it automatically draws in/ejects the disc. The manufacturer accept no responsibility for any damage to the drive that may occur as a result of the use of unsuitable disc.
(( Insert the disc with its printed label side up into the disc slot d until you feel a slight resistance. The drive automatically draws in the disc. (( Press the [ ] button f to eject an inserted disc.
Connecting/removing a USB data carrier Danger! Increased risk of injury from connector! 18
In case of an accident, the USB data carrier in the USB port may cause injuries. We recommend the use of USB extension cable for USB port. (( Insert a USB data carrier into the USB port that located below the vehicle dashboard console. (( Remove the USB data carrier after use. Notes: • Please switch off the multimedia navigation device before inserting/removing the USB data carrier to allow the data carrier correctly registered/unregistered. • If error detected on the connected USB data carrier, a notification will pop up.
Inserting/Removing a SDHC card (( Open the connectivity cover r. (( Insert the SDHC card with its labelled side to the left (flattened corner to the top) and its contacts into the card slot u until it clicks into place. (( Remove the SDHC card after use. (( Push on the SDHC card until it disengages and then pull the SDHC card out of the card slot u. Notes: • Please switch off the multimedia navigation device before inserting/removing the SDHC card to allow the data carrier correctly registered/unregistered. • If error detected on the connected SDHC card, a notification “SD card not available” will pop up.
Audio playback This multimedia navigation device can be used to play audio files from DVDs/CDs, USB device or SDHC card. (( Insert/Connect a media source or select the desired media source via the Media screen. The Audio Player screen is displayed, press [ ]and select File/Song to play.
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Audio Player screen Notes: • ID3 tags information of MP3 files such as the artist, album and track name are displayed only if information is available in the MP3 file itself. • Use the menu selector to browse for video or image files that available in the current media source. • See section “Overview of control/drag bar” for further information on the functions of media player control/drag bar. u p. 27 • See section “Overview of media player options” for further information on the available media player options. u p. 28
Video playback This multimedia navigation device can be used to play video. (( Insert/Connect a media source or select the desired media source via the Media screen. (( Tap the icon Video Player [ ] to browse for video files. The list of available video files are displayed.
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Video files listing (( Tap on a desired video file to starts the playback. The Video Player screen is displayed.
Video Player screen Notes: • Use the menu selector to browse for audio or image files that available in the current media source. • See section “Overview of control/drag bar” for further information on the functions of media player control/drag bar. u p. 27 • See section “Overview of media player options” for further information on the available media player options. u p. 28
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Viewing video in normal screen or full screen (( During the video playback, the status bar and control bar is in view. The status bar will disappear when double tapped. (( Double tap on the display again will bring the status bar and control bar into view.
(( When the video is viewed in full screen, double tap on the display to bring up the drag bar.
Image playback This multimedia navigation device can be used to display pictures. (( Insert/Connect a media source or select the desired media source via the Media screen. (( Tap the icon Picture Viewer [ ] to browse for image files. The list of available image files are displayed.
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(( Tap on a desired image file to starts the playback. The Picture Viewer screen is displayed.
Picture Viewer screen Notes: • Use the menu selector to browse for audio or video files that available in the current media source. • See section “Overview of control/drag bar” for further information on the functions of media player control/drag bar. u p. 27 • See section “Overview of media player options” for further information on the available media player options. u p. 28
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DVD playback This multimedia navigation device can be used to play DVDs (video/data) and VCDs. (( Insert a DVD or VCD or select the desired media source via the Media screen
DVD Player screen (video type) Notes: • If a Video DVD playback is interrupted via tapping the Pause icon, the last position of playback is memorized by the multimedia navigation device. If the DVD player is started again, playback is resumed from last memorized position. • If a Video DVD playback is interrupted via tapping the Stop icon or a Video DVD is ejected from the multimedia navigation device, the last memorized position is removed. • See section “Overview of control/drag bar” for further information on the functions of media player control/drag bar. u p. 27 • See section “Overview of media player options” for further information on the available media player options. u p. 28
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DVD menu (( Tap on the icon [ ] to play the DVD menu. You can interact with the available menu item by tapping the on-screen titles.
DVD menu screen
If a Data type DVD is inserted, the DVD Player screen (for data type) is displayed (( When the DVD list screen for data type is displayed, the status bar and the DVD control bar will always be in view for audio files. (( When video is selected, the screen will go into full screen view. (( Double tap on the display to bring the status bar and control bar into view. Double tap on the display again to hide the status bar and control bar.
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Viewing video in normal screen or full screen (DVD)
(( During the video playback, the status bar and control bar is in view. The status bar will disappear a few seconds after the last user interaction. (( Tap on the display to bring the status bar and control bar into view.
Overview of DVD options The media player options are available in audio player and video player. (( On the corresponding media player screen, tap the icon [ ]. A pop-up screen with available options are displayed.
Options pop-up screen
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Overview of control/drag bar Control bar Icons
Descriptions
Options
Open a pop-up screen with available media player options Browse for media file
Browse
(Not available in Video DVD player) (Playback will stop)
Stop current playback (Available in Video/Data DVD player only)
Stop
Previous
/ Pause / Play
Next
Fast backward
Fast forward
- Skip to previous track/video/picture - Skip to previous chapter (Video DVD) Play/Pause/resume current playback - Skip to next track/video/picture - Skip to next chapter (Video DVD) Fast backward with speed 2x, 4x, 8x, 20x and normal (play) Fast forward with speed 2x, 4x, 8x, 20x and normal (play) Open DVD menu
Menu
(Available in Video DVD player only)
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Drag bar
Drag bar •
The drag bar is displayed in Audio Player (not available for audio playback via Bluetooth) and Video Player only. The drag bar indicates the progress of the current audio/video playback. It also shows the actual played time at the front of the bar and the total track/video duration at the end of the bar. You can move forwards or backwards by dragging the bar or tapping on the bar at any point (not available for audio playback via Bluetooth).
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Overview of media player options The media player options are available in audio player and video player. (( On the corresponding media player screen, tap the icon [ ]. A pop-up screen with available options are displayed.
Options pop-up screen Options available [ Equalizer ] (Not available in Picture Viewer)
[ Balance/Fader ] (Not available in Picture viewer)
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Descriptions/Settings View the Equalizer settings menu to set equalizer settings. u p. 44 View the Balance/Fader settings menu to set balance or fader settings. u p. 44
Repeat off
- Repeat current track/video/picture - Repeat current chapter/title (Video DVD)
[ Repeat All ]
Repeat off
- Repeat all track/video/picture - Repeat all chapter/title (Video DVD)
[ Mix ]
Mix off
- Mix all track/video/picture - Mix all chapter/title (Video DVD)
Default
Toggle screen format to 16:9 or 4:3
[ Repeat ]
[ Format ] (Available in DVD Player - video type only)
(( [ Repeat/Repeat All/Mix ] one of the options must be selected. (( Tap the icon [ X ] to close the pop-up screen and return to the current media player screen.
Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) Turning Wi-Fi on (( By default, device’s Wi-Fi feature is turned off. Turning Wi-Fi on enables device to discover and connect to compatible in-range WAPs. Notes: • Before turning Wi-Fi on, make sure the hand-brake is engaged. (( On the Home screen, tap the System settings icon [ (( Then tap on ‘[ ] Wireless and Networks’. (( Check on the ‘Wi-Fi’ box to turn the Wi-Fi on.
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Settings screen
Entering Wi-Fi Settings (( The network names and security settings (Open network or Secured with WEP) of detected Wi-Fi networks are displayed in the Wi-Fi networks section. Notes: • When you select an open network, you will automatically be connected to the network.
Wi-Fi Settings screen (( Select from the available networks you desire to connect to. (( Enter the correct wireless password if prompted. Tap ‘Done’ and then, ‘Connect’. (( Start browsing by tapping on the browser icon [ the Home Screen.
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] in the Application Screen [
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Bluetooth® If you connect a cell phone with this multimedia navigation device, you can use its integrated microphone as a hands-free system to make and receive phone calls. You can also access the call logs and the phone book of the connected cell phone. If you connect a Bluetooth® device which supports A2DP and AVRCP functions you can play the music via this multimedia navigation device and control the playback.
Starting Bluetooth® mode (( On the Home screen, tap the icon [ Bluetooth ]. The Bluetooth screen is displayed.
Bluetooth screen (( On the Bluetooth screen, tap the icon [ Bluetooth Settings ]. A pop-up screen with Bluetooth settings are displayed.
Bluetooth settings pop-up screen (( To turn on Bluetooth function, tap the icon [ Bluetooth On ]. The icon is switched to GREEN color indicates Bluetooth function is activated. (( To turn off Bluetooth function, tap the icon [ Bluetooth Off ]. 31
The icon is switched to RED color indicates Bluetooth function is deactivated. (( To connect/disconnect a paired device, tap the icon [ Connect / Disconnect ]. See below section “Searching and pairing a Bluetooth device” for further explanation. (( Tap the icon [ X ] to close the pop-up screen and return to the current screen.
Searching and pairing a Bluetooth® device To search and pair a Bluetooth device with this multimedia navigation device, ensure that Bluetooth is switched on in this multimedia navigation device and in your Bluetooth device. Pairing method 1: (( Search for “My Phone” in the list of available Bluetooth devices on your Bluetooth device. (( Select “My Phone”. Check the pin number and tap “Accept” to establish the connection. Pairing method 2: (( On the Bluetooth settings pop-up screen, tap the icon [
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(( If necessary, tap the icon [ ]. The multimedia navigation device starts searching for the available Bluetooth devices. The display briefly shows “Searching...”. (( The available Bluetooth devices are displayed. Browse through the list by flicking up or down on the screen. (( Select and tap on the name of your desired Bluetooth device. Check the pin number and tap “Accept” to establish the connection. The display briefly shows “Pairing...”. The paired Bluetooth device will be displayed.
Paired devices displayed under the ‘Paired Devices’ category
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Connecting a Bluetooth® device (( Once the Bluetooth device is paired with this multimedia navigation device, tap the icon [ Connect / Disconnect ] to connect the paired Bluetooth device. As soon as the connection is established, the display briefly shows “Connected”. The connection icon is switched to GREEN color and a Bluetooth symbol is displayed beside the device name indicates the paired Bluetooth device is connected.
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Device connected (( Tap the icon [ Connect / Disconnect ] again to disconnect the connected Bluetooth device. - or (( Tap the icon [ X ] to un-pair and also disconnect the Bluetooth device. You can only connect one Bluetooth device with this multimedia navigation device at a time. If you want to pair a new Bluetooth device, the current connected Bluetooth device must be disconnected. (( Tap and select another Bluetooth device to connect. A pop-up screen is displayed.
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Disconnect current Bluetooth device to establish the new connection.
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Cancel. Close the pop-up.
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If necessary, tap the icon [ ] to start a new search for available Bluetooth devices and establish the connection as explained in previous section.
Phone mode via Bluetooth® (( On the Bluetooth screen, tap the icon [ Phone ]. The Phone screen with the numpad is displayed as default.
Phone screen Using the dial pad (( On the Phone screen, tap the icon [ ] if it is not already selected. The Phone screen with the numpad is displayed. 34
(( Enter a phone number by tapping the numbers on the numpad. (( Tap the icon [ ] to dial. Using the call logs (( On the Phone screen, tap the icon [ The call logs screen is displayed.
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Call logs screen (( If necessary, tap the icon [ ] to synchronize the calls history of your phone with this multimedia navigation device. (( Tap the icon [ Missed Calls ], [ Received Calls ] or [ Outgoing calls ] to view the available calls history. (( Tap a contact/number to dial. Using the phone book (( On the Phone screen, tap the icon [
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(( If necessary, tap the icon [ ] to synchronize the contacts of your phone with this multimedia navigation device. The contacts are displayed. Contacts are displayed in alphabetical order. 35
Phone book screen (( Browse through the contacts list by flicking up or down on the screen. (( Tap on a desired contact/number to select it. (( If the selected contact contains more than one number, a pop-up with the available numbers is displayed.
(( Tap on a desired number to select it. (( Tap the icon [ ] to dial. Searching for contacts (( Use the index on the right side of the contacts list for quick seek by tapping on the desired alphabet. - or (( Use the search criteria by tapping the icon [ ]. Outgoing call menu When you are making an outgoing call using the dial pad, call logs or phone book (as explained in previous section), the outgoing call menu is displayed.
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Outgoing call menu Icons
Descriptions End a call Switch to headset speaker Switch to in-car speaker Display numpad
Incoming call menu If a cell phone is activated with Bluetooth and paired with this multimedia navigation device, when a call is received during the playback of media source, the audio volume is muted and the incoming call menu is displayed.
Incoming call menu
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Icons
Descriptions End a call Answer a call Switch to headset speaker Switch to in-car speaker Display numpad
Note: • After the call ended or you switch to headset speaker, the playback is continued and the audio volume is resumed. Missed call menu If you do not answer the incoming call, a pop-up screen is displayed.
Missed call menu [
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Accept to call back.
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Cancel. Close the pop-up.
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Audio playback via Bluetooth® If an audio streaming device is connected with this multimedia navigation device via Bluetooth, you can play the audio files via the multimedia navigation device and control the playback. (( On the Bluetooth screen, tap the icon [ Music ] to start audio streaming mode.
Audio Player (streaming) screen
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Navigation The navigation software and map data are stored in Micro SD card. The multimedia navigation device is delivered with the Micro SD card in the card slot. To be able to start using the navigation, the Micro SD card must be inserted in the card slot. The navigation engine or software may be different from regional market. Contact PROTON EDAR for more information. Detailed information about navigation can also be found on the Internet via www.lokatoo.com. (( Open the connectivity cover r. (( Insert the Micro SD card with its labelled side up into the card slot t until it clicks into place. (( Close the connectivity cover r.
Downloading map data You can download the latest version of the map data from the Internet via www.lokatoo.com by follow the step-by-step instructions provided. Contact Lokatoo service center at 1-800-88-0308 for assistance. Important note: • If the Micro SD card is lost or damaged, the navigation map license associated in the card must be purchase again with a new Micro SD card.
Starting the navigation (( On the Home screen, tap the icon [ Navigation ]. The Navigation menu is displayed.
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(( Tap the icon [ Tools ]. The Tools menu is displayed. (( On the Tools menu, tap the icon [ GPS Information ].
(( Select [ Yes ] for “Enable GPS” to acquire satellite signal. Note: • Ensure the vehicle is not under a roof, tree, or any object that might block the navigator from acquiring satellite signal.
Using direct search (( On the Navigation menu, tap the icon [ Search Destination ]. The Search Destination menu is displayed. (( On the Search Destination menu, tap the icon [ Direct Search ]. A keypad is displayed.
(( Enter the keyword of your desired destination and then tap the icon [ OK ]. A list of available search result is displayed.
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(( Select your desired destination from the list and then tap the icon [ Route ]. The navigator calculates the distance and shows the routing on the display.
(( Tap the icon [ Go ] to start navigation.
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Using address search (( On the Navigation menu, tap the icon [ Search Destination ]. The Search Destination menu is displayed. (( On the Search Destination menu, tap the icon [ Address ]. The Address Search menu is displayed.
(( Enter the state, city and street of your desired destination and then tap the icon [ Route ]. The navigator calculates the distance and shows the routing on the display. (( Tap the icon [ Go ] to start navigation. Notes: • You may search for streets without entering the city. The navigator searches for streets within the selected state if no city is entered. • Always enter the unique keyword of the street name for a fast and accurate search result.
Using point of interest (( On the Navigation menu, tap the icon [ Search Destination ]. The Search Destination menu is displayed. (( On the Search Destination menu, tap the icon [ Point of Interest ]. The Point of Interest menu is displayed.
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(( Select your preferred category and sub-category and then tap the icon [ OK ]. A list of available point of interest is displayed.
(( Select your desired destination from the list and then tap the icon [ Route ]. The navigator calculates the distance and shows the routing on the display. (( Tap the icon [ Go ] to start navigation.
Main Map Screen (( The main map screen can be presented in 3 different modes:
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Navigation
(( If you click on any point on the map, the context bar shows up on the bottom and these four actions can be performed.
Context
Performing a search (( When a search is being performed, this type of screen allows you to enter search details, to filter your results.
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Go screen (( After performing a search or selecting a POI on the map, the Go Screen will be shown. This screen allows you to perform several actions, based on the location you just selected:
Input an address (( Select Country, State (when available), City. Afterwards type in the Street name and house number.
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Navigate to a Point of Interest (POI)
External audio sources Front AUX-IN socket Danger! Increased risk of injury from connector! In case of an accident, the protruding connector in the front AUX-IN socket may cause injuries. The use of straight plugs or adapters leads to an increased risk of injury. We recommend using angled jack plugs.
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(( Insert an external audio source, such as a portable MP3 player into the AUX-IN port that located below the vehicle dashboard console. (( On the Applications screen, tap the icon [ Auxiliary ] to start the audio playback.
User settings System settings (( On the Home screen, tap the icon [ ] to view available system settings. (( Tap on the desired menu item and then adjust the settings accordingly.
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Audio settings You can adjust the equalizer and volume distribution (fader/balance) which available in Home screen and Media Player options. Setting equalizer (( Tap the icon [ ]. The equalizer menu is displayed as default.
Equalizer menu (( Tap the icon [
] or [
] to select the equalizer/DSP preset type.
The following preset types are available: • Equalizer preset type: Off, User, Classic, Rock, Pop, Voice, Jazz • DSP preset type: Front, Passenger (( Tap the icon [
] or [
] to adjust the level for Bass and Treble.
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Setting volume distribution (fader/balance) (( Tap the icon [ ]. The volume distribution menu is displayed.
Volume distribution menu (( Tap the icon [
] or [
] to set the left/right volume distribution (Balance).
(( Tap the icon [
] or [
] to set the front/rear volume distribution (Balance).
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Steering wheel control
Button
Tuner
Media source (last media source)
Bluetooth streaming
AUX source
Phone
Adjust volume
Auto seek
Change source
No function
Mute volume
Short press: Answer call Long press: End call
Skip track/video/ Short press: picture/chapter Skip track
No function
No function
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Parking assistant (if equipped) Warning! Always manoeuvre with caution and always use your mirrors! The parking assistant system are for guidance only and are not intended to replace the driver’s visual checks for obstructions when manoeuvring. It may not detect moving objects such as children and animals, until they are dangerously close. You will be able to manoeuvre quickly and easily, even into the most difficult parking space by using the rear view camera and parking aid system with the easy-to-follow guidelines. It also alerts you to low-down obstacles which parking sensors cannot always detect. The rear view camera and parking aid system starts working as soon as you put your vehicle into reverse gear and the multimedia navigation device is switched on.
Rear view camera (( Shift the vehicle gear stick to reverse level. The display of the multimedia navigation device is switched to the screen showing the area behind your car offering you a clear reversing image. Note: • The multimedia navigation device is returned to the previous source if you shift the gear stick to other gear level.
Parking Aid The parking aid system uses ultrasonic sensors fitted on the front and rear bumper, strategically positioned to detect close obstacles within the range from 10cm to 70cm (Front) and 10cm to 120cm (Rear). Parking symbol will be displayed on screen and warning tone to be sounded . The parking aid system consists of reverse parking aid and forward parking aid: • To start reverse parking aid, put your car into reverse gear. • To start forward parking aid, press the “Parking Aid” button on the vehicle dashboard console. The icon [ ] indicates forward parking aid is activated. 52
Wave indicator Once parking aid system is activated, a small parking aid car is displayed on the left side of the screen with the wave indicator.
The wave indicator is filled with different colors according to the distance of the vehicle and the obstacles: • Grey color - no obstacle(s) • Green color - obstacle(s) is farthest away from the vehicle • Red color - obstacle(s) is nearest to the vehicle Warning tones The warning tone beeps from slowly to continuously according to the distance of the vehicle and the obstacles. • Slow beep - obstacle(s) is farthest away from the vehicle • Nonstop and continuously beep - obstacle(s) is nearest to the vehicle Notes: • When forward parking aid is activated, the warning tone can be heard from the front speakers when there is obstacle(s) detected in front of the vehicle. • When reverse parking aid is activated, the warning tone can be heard from the rear speakers when there is obstacle(s) detected at the back of the vehicle.
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Appendix Supported discs/media type and file format Supported disc/media format
Supported file format
CD/CD-DA/CD-R/CD-RW VCD DVD5/DVD9/DVD10/DVD18 DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW
Audio: MP3/WMA Video: AVI Image: JPG/JPEG
SD/SDHC/SDXC Capacity: up to 32GB USB 2.0 (Backward compatible) Capacity: up to 32GB
Audio: MP3 Video: AVI/MP4/RMVB/MKV Image: JPG/JPEG
Notes: • The manufacturer cannot guarantee the flawless function of copy-protected DVDs/CDs and all DVD/CD blanks, USB data carriers and SD cards available on the market.
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Naming of tracks and directories: - Max. 32 characters without the file extension “.mp3” (the use of more characters reduces the number of tracks and folders that the multimedia navigation device can recognize) - No umlauts or special characters DVD/CD data formats: ISO 9669 Level 1 and 2, Joliet CD burn speed: Max. 16x (recommended) USB format/file system: Mass storage device/FAT32 SD card file system: FAT32 MP3 ID3 tags: Version 1 and 2 Bit rate for creating audio files – MP3: 32 to 320 kbps Maximum number of files and directories: – USB medium: Up to 1,500 entries per directory
– SD card: Up to 1,500 files per directory
Copyrights ©2013 All rights reserved by Blaupunkt. This material may be reproduced, copied or distributed for personal use only. “DVD VIDEO,” “DVD-R,” “DVD-RW,” “DVD+R,” and “DVD+RW” are trademarks. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. ©2013 All rights reserved by Amtel Cellular Sdn Bhd (“Amtel Cellular”) and respective third parties providing license for the Software and Map data. The trademarks, logos and service marks (“Trademark”) displayed on this Software, are owned by Amtel Cellular and the third parties. All Trademarks not owned by Amtel Cellular are the property of their respective owners, and are used with permission. Nothing contained herein may be construed as granting you any license or rights to the Software and Map data under any copyright or any other intellectual property right or use any Trademark. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
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