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Welcome

Thanks for using the device.

With navieation as the major function,

it

supports

GPS Nar,igation.

Speed Radar

Dectecring-

Video

Recording. Parking Canrera. Parking Sensors.

Bluetooth.

Entertainment.

You may use the GPS navigator anytime anywhere. for example while driving, walking or cycling. Its navisation and amusement functions will enrich your life and work!

To fully exert the functions ofthe device and to understand the operation details, please read the manual carefully.

You may see the following supplemental information in the manual.

[Note]:

Explanation of relevant subjects

IRelevant Information]:

Extra

information of relevant subjects

[Attention]:

Precautions or warnings

of

relevant subjects.

Please pay attention

to

this information and follow the instructions to avoid devastating influence on yourself and others.

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Optional function

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Chapter

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Beginning

Use

This chapter introduces the appearance, components and basic operations of the device.

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Appearance

The effect figure below is subject to the material object.

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Componenl

Expla nation

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rvil fouch panel fhe touch pannel is capacitive lable

Slot

Vcc, GND.Video in.

Parkins

Porver and Reversed

\4ounting rracket

Fixed the mirror device

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Long push to porver on/off tht levice.

lens it ive

3uttons

J buttons.

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Switch displaying wince anr itorage

Card

'ecording video

.

:Used ir

'ecording video, please vierv

1.7.2.

fF card, storage maps,video,music.

lupport up to

32GB.

Speaker

Playing sounds ipeaker

Playing sounds iPS antenna

Built

in GPS antenna

amera

Detecting windows

Vlegapixels camera

for

recordinl raffic video

leceive and

detecting

the

signa t0 ll itorage card

'rom the speed radar

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card. record video. support up t( i2GB.

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nstallation

The follorving steps must be opereted

by

professional technicians of the vehicle.

Step l:

Remove the original rearview mirror

of

the car matching from the front windshield; and then follow the reverse steps

to

properly install this product. Different models are supported by the rear-view mirror bracket,the following picture only show Honda cars.

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Step

2:

Find oul the ACC power connector.

Most of the vehicles fuse box

is

basically installed

in

the following three positions: l,

The plaque, which is in the car hood on the driver's side.

2, The glove box, which is in front of Vice driver's seat.

3, The co-pilot air conditioning vent of the front foot

ln

this process,

it

is important to note that the cut don't

fully

grasp the situation, don,t make

pull

the fuse that would make unnecessary trouble

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mistakenly

lit

the light of

the failure

of

the

vehicle (above operation by professional automotive technician

or

experience

of

the owners

of

operations, such as human errors cause this product

to

any failure, are excluded from the warranty

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Step

3:

Connecting cables on the front: l.

The power supply line (red line) is connectred to the

ACC long power.

2. The negative wire

(black line) is connectred to the public side

of

the fuse box, or closely connected

to

any metal parts in the body.

3.

The reversing the signal line (blue

line)

is connectled to insurance box reversing power fuse.

To ensure that wiring is correct, you can power on the car, if the rear-view mirror button backlight light, it means you have the correcl wiring.

Step

4: Alignment the line:

All

of the electrical connector with insulating black tape tied

to

prevent

a

short circuit

or

accidental loosening.

Followed by demolition

of

interior pafts: first remove the rubber seal, clawed through the roof and

A-pillar trim, and then wire buried. Then has been good to connect the wires from the fuse box behind the leads into the

A-pillar sealing strips along the body and then received through the roof in the rvindshield above the rearview mirror on. The same color cable sleeve or insulating tape wrapped.

Finally, the trough rvill be sticking out of the harness buckle.

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Step

5:

Install the parking camera:

l)

to find the install universal camera

(or the appropriate location

of

the car with a special camera),

if

the punch camera camera inserl hole saw hole after a fixed.

if it

is with butterfly screws.

2) directly from the reversing headlight lead, camera power supply line along the car taillight line placement, and tied rvith cable ties, parallel supply line (red positive, black negative) on the reversing light. Note that the distinction between positive and negative.

3)

Carefully adjust

the

allowed reversing horizons to achieve the best results.

Step

6: lnstall the parking sensors:

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the probe horizontally mounted in the appropriate hole on the installarion locarion. the best height of

50 to 60 cm, the spacing

of

the probe according

ro

the number and installation location of rhe horizontal width.

2) reversine radar pos,er supply line

(red positive. black negative) in parallel rvith the reversin_s liehts on.

3)

Start the car and hang into the reverse parking sensor into operation. the car slorvll, retrogression to move in a certain object. the system will be able ro derect and display the object distance, otherwise check the probe installed correctly,

1.3 Basic

Use

1.3.1 Powering on/off

The device can automatically run when the car is stan.

Press the power key for at least trvo seconds can power on or off.

1.3.2

Restarting the

System

When the system does not response, also can press the power key to restart the systern.

IRelevant

Information]

The following situations might lead to no response of the system.

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Delay or stagnancy in interface switching;

2. Failure of function activation with overlong execution;

1.3.3 Using

T-FLASH

Card

Copy mapping applications, map data and media files in a

T:.FLASH card. Insert the card in the corresponding slot.

[Note] l.

Do not

take

out the

T-FLASH card

while

an navigation program

is

being run

or a

media

file

is being played.

2.

To avoid drop or crash ofthe

T-FLASH card, do not exert heavy pressure on it or bend it.

3. Avoid using or storing the T-FLASH card in high temperature, high humidity or direct sunlight.

Keep the card away from liquid or corrosive substance.

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4.

Mind the direction while inserling the T:FLASH card to avoid dama_s,ing the slot or the card.

1.4 System

Main Interface

and

Major

Functions

When porver on the device.

it

rvill enter the systern main interface shou,n belorvt2-

The main functions are listed as below.

Fu nction

Ex pla nat ion

Navigation

Radar alarm

Video recorder

Parking systenr

Music player

Movie player

E-book

Tap

to

enable navigation and detecting radar function

Support

X, K.

KA.KU. Nerv

K.

Laser band.

Supporl

HD

720P video

recording.

built_in million pixel carnera.

Support the reversing camera and parking sensors

input,

display

the

image and distance on the screen

WMA9 and

WAV files supported;

Random, sequence

and cycle

play supported

WMY

ASF and

AVI files supported;

Adjustment

of

playing progress, pause and full-screen play supported

TXT

files reading

supporling page select ion

Flash

SWF files supporled;

Wallpaper

FM

Calcu lator

Set

Desktop Wallpaper

FM channel to adjust the porver

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Unit

Cps info

Theme

Photo brorvser

Explorer

Gobang

BoxMan

Snake

Nav path

Volume

Backlight

Language

Datetime

Factotv

Sys info

The unit conversion

Recorded signal

Theme settings

JPC,

GlF,

BMP and PNG files supported;

Photo rotation. zoom inlout and auto play supported

Go to the desktop

Gobang games

BoxMan games

Snake games

Navigation path specifi ed

Set Volume

Set backlight brightness

Set Language

Time and date senings

Factoty

Check the latest information

Bluetooth

Bluetooth setup operation

1.5

Parking sensors

*

Please view in the user manual of

Parking sensors.

1.6

Parking camera*

After the device runs on. it can display the reversing imaee

When the car hanging into reverse.

Click the upper left

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of

your display can

flip

the image, click on the screen the lower right corner to the upside down image.

1.7

Digital video recording*

When the device run on, the system also auto start to recording video. The default display screen is

WINCE.

Tap to switch displaying wince and recording video. Click the upper left corner of your display can

flip

the image.

click on the screen the lower riqht corner to the upside down image.

1.7.1 Features

High-definition: Video

Size can be set to high-definition

HD

720P (1280x720130FPS) or

VGA (640x480/30FPS,).

Continuous recording without interruption:

The proprietary

file

format

to

reach without a break, do not reveal seconds continuous recording, and ensure not to miss any important scenes.

Automatic cycle coverage: When the memory card is full, it

will

autonlatically overwrite the

first

image

to

start replication ofnew video clips.

Lock

important moment

in

the video: encountered a critical moment, press the latch button from the image within

60 seconds after pressing the moment of the first

60 seconds

and

will

be

locked preserved

and not

be overwritten.

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Easy to use: do not need complex setting, used for the first just want to date and time set, and then start the engine automatically recording, stop recording after shutdown.

Playback function: the movie itself has a display, you can preview the video screen and playback video clips.

MJPG video format:

each screen in

the film

are independent and complete

real

images,

not

H.264 or

MPEG4 predict calculated

from the

screen,

you

can provide evidence of the most convincing image.

Voice: suppon recording and playback.

Storage media: requires the use

of

high-speed

TF card, support for 4

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32G8, video uses a proprietary file format, please SQPlayer or native formatted

to

use the memory card before use, and can

not be

used if there

is

no formatting.

1.7.2

Buttons define

There are two mode: Record mode and Playback mode.

Record llode

Plavback

I\'lode

Buttor Define

Recordinl

In llenu

Single

Shon' ln video

Playing ln l\'lenu

REC

Stop

)laybacl

Stop Playback

&Back to

&Back

Video

Rec o

Videc

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Rec

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Stop

Record

&

Enter

Save

&

Exit

Menu

Lock

Menu

-OCK video clip

Enter

Menu

IJnlock

Save

&Exit

Stop Plal.back

Menu.Back

&

Enter Menu to Singlc i shos'

IJnlock

PLAY

UP

Stop

Record

&Enter

Plal'back

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Start to rlaybacl Pause/Continue video video playback clip nrode

{udio

Rec

On/OlT

Up

Previous clip*

3o to

plal rrevius clip oK*

Up

LCD Next 3o to play nex

DOWM

On/Off clup* clip

Dorvn

*: Now,if don't release the butlon, it

will

go to previous or next

**:

untill release the butlon.

When setting date

or

time, UP and DOWN can add/sub the value.

PLAY can swith to next group.the

order

is

Year, Month, Day, Hour,

Minute,Second.

When

it

is

Second, click PLAY can save the setting and return tu the main menu.

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1.7.3 Locked key explaination

The system has kept IGB room for locked video.

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allow the users locked the video more than

3 times. When the locked buflon has been pushed.

the

system

will

auto storage

60 seconds previous and 60 seconds next

720p image(or l2Oseconds

VGA) to the room.

These video data cann't be replaced. When the locked room is full. user can unlocked the old one in plavback mode or through

Sqplay tool.

1.7.4

Menu item define

Main

Sub Menu

Menu

Description

Video

Size

Time

Setup

640 x 480

1280 x

720

YYYY/MM/DD

HH:MM:SS

Set the video size

Set date and time

Format

Yes

No

Format

the

TF card

TV

Out

NTSC

PAL

Audio

Record

Languaee

On

off

English

H€H+x

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Set the fomat of

TV out

Set for recording audio

Set the language for menu

ffiff+x

50Hz

Frequency

60Hz

1.7.5 System error message define

Error

Nlessagt

)escriplion

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Card ard Protected ard Error

)ectect no card

Set the frequency of video iolution

)ush in a card lard is protected Jnlock and push in lrror occur sten reading or leplace a ne\\'one lard size to<

*ritingthecard iize is smaller than 4GB.sr

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4GB or

;mall

lard

no

:ann't record lard is not formatted yet.sc

arger rormot it firstly brmatled ard slz(

:ann't record

lard

size

is

changed.sc

)lease backup thr hanged iensor

FAll

:ann't record

iensor lnitialize

ar lata and format it.

Letum to repair

:xception occurs,so cann'r

'ecord

)rotec slot iull lhere is no room for more

Jnlock some ir ocked video rlal'back mode

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Video

{o video ust to record

1.8 Speed radar detecting*

Please ensure that there are no other obstacles

(except the

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windshield) on the front of the radar receiver window.User

can set parameters

of

the radar alarming on the setting screen. the software has built in the memory card

(or local memory).lf user use the replacementmemory card,please contact your dealer to authorize a new memory card ID to use.

Before use the new version please operate that:

Enter the route of \menu

\

Settings

\

navigation path, select the

\

SDMMC

\

P43_2

\

P43_2.EXE, double-click to save the path and exit.

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GPS

Various navigation mapping applications can be installed in the

GPS navigator, which position the navigator via the satellite receiver

and

display it

on the

map.

Set

a destination, and the system will automatically work out the best path to help the user reach the destination safely and quickly.

2.1 Map

Due to transportation development, inconformity between products and real traffic information

will

occur a period

after

product release.

Please

drive

according

to

road condition and abide by traffic regulations.

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2.2

Navigation with

Speed

RadarAlarm

,., m to enable navigation

and

detecting radar lunction.

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to add current position as a alarrn camera location, you can choose which the r_vpe

of

the alarm camera is in the next windows.

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Speed

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Speed

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60 km/l'r

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Tap sq.*'

'- to

delete the current position from the alarm location list.

Tap

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Explanation

Traffice light Alarm on/

off

Camera

Alarm on/ off

Spol

Display alarm

tips on

the upper left corner

Display alarrn

tips on

the upper rightcorner

Display alarm

tips on

the lower lefl corner

Display alarm

tips on

the lower right comer

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Speed of

Silence

Preview

#,'--*

0 km/h

When car speed

is

smallar than

the

value,

The

alarm does not prompt

Add the speed value

NaviA

Navi

B

NaviC

Paths

Volume

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Sub the speed value

Select

A as current excutived navi program,

Navi

A will display on title bar.

Select

B as current excutived navi program,

Navi

A will display on title bar.

Select

B as current excutived navi program,

Navi

A will display on title bar.

Specifu

the path of navigation A,

B, and

C

Volume discrease

flsE

Volume increase

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Tap

' to set the navigation paths for

A,

B or

C.

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2.3 Reception

High and crowded structures

(such as inside

of

tunnels, space betrveen high buildings, underground car parks and under viaducts), weather change or satellite signals turnoff may influence signal reception, resulting

in

positioning failure, inaccurate positioning, navigation failure or system funclion abnormiry.

With stereoscopic maps, instant animation, voice prompt and

text

prompt of

the

navigation system,

you

will appreciate its unique charm and enjoy a great trip.

Different navigation maps may have different operation methods. Please

follow

instructions of corresponding navigation mapping appl ications.

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[Note]

Before using the GPS navigatol please purchase and install mapping applications and appoint file paths. For settins methods please refer to 2.2 Setting i\'ct,-igation Path.

Chapter

III

Interface and Operation

3.1

Music

Pla.ver

,ro

H in the system r,ain interface to enter the music interface as shown below.

Icon

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Name

Close

Explanation

Close the music player.

Minimize

Minirnize the music player

and

return to

the

Media interface.

Play

Continue playing the paused/ ki stopped music.

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Pause

Pause

the

music

being played.

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Stop

Stop the music being pla1,ed.

Set play Select sequence. randonr or

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Previous

Play the previous music.

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Next

Plav the next music.

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Volume

Drag it leftward to turn down

or

rightward

to

turn up the

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Progress

Music list volume.

Drag it leftward or rightward

to

play from

a

previous or future moment.

Enter it

to

select music to play.

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Time

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Equalizer

Display the run time.

Enter the equalizer.

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Tap

[=] in the interface Music ptay to enter the

Music list shown as belorv.

3.2

Movie Player

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Hl in the video plaver intertace shown as below..

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Name

Explanation

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Close

Close the

Music List

Scroll Drag

it

uprvard/ downlvard

to

view

E

bar all music.

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Add one

Add a piece of music on the left lisr to the play list on the right.

Add all Add all the music on the left list to the play list on the right.

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Delete one

U

Delete all

Select one piece of music in the play list and tap the icon to delete it.

Delete all the music in the play list

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Name

Close

Previous filrn

Play

Explanation

Close the video player.

Play the previous film.

Next film

Stop

Video folder

Continue

playing the paused/ stopped music.

Play the next film.

Stop the film being played.

Enter

it to

select a

film

to play.

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Progress

Volume

If,lr-,mm

Time

Drag

the

sliding

block leftrvard to

play frorn

a

previous moment

or rishnvard coming montent.

Drag

it leftrrard to tum dou'n

or

ri-ehtu,ard

to

turn up the volume.

Displal,' the play tirne and the music duration.

Tap

L:=l in the Video Player interface to enter the video folder shown as below.

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Scroll bar

Drag

the

sliding

block upward,/ dounrvard

lo

view all the files inside rhe folder.

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Film

nanre& format

Film name and its format

3.4

E-book

Reader

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in

the

Media

inrerface

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enrer rhe reader interface shown as below.

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Name

Explanation

EmlEffrir

File name&

Current

file

name

and lormat format.

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Close

Close the reader.

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Scroll bar

Drag the sliding

block

upward/ downrvard

to

vierv

all content of the e-book.

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Folder Enter the e-book folder to select an e-book to read.

Previous

Read the previous page.

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Next

Read the next page.

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Settins

Select a text theme. font, word size and bold type.

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New bookrnark

Select parlial text and tap the

icon

to

create

a bookmark.

EC

Bookmark list

Enter the bookmark list

select

or delete to a bookmark.

Page/ total pages

Current page/ total pages

Tap

lr:-::

[@.d in

the e-book reader interface

to

enter the setling interface shown as below.

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Name

Explanation o

Close Exit the setting interface

Save

Save the setting.

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Tap

.Y:

to

select a theme for

Therne the e-book.

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Font Tap Y= to select a font for the e-book.

Bold

Tap to enable bold type. Tap it again to cancel.

Tap lJ

;n the e-book reader interface to enter the e-book folder shown as below.

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Tap ffi

to

view created bookmarks

in

the interface of

Bookmark List shown as below.

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Name

Explanation g

Close Close current folder.

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Retum Return to the previous folder.

Scroll bar

Drag the sliding block upward/ downward to view all TXT files.

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File The file name and format.

name& fornrat

To create a bookmark, locate

a

page by taping

lH-.

or lft or dragging the scroll bar in the reader interface and drag to select text content. Tap

@ when it is on. Tap

OK to finish.

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Drag the scroll bar and select a bookmark on the left list.

Tap

L-.ri to go to the page rvith the bookmark or tap lill to delete the bookmark.

3.5

Flash player the

Flash

player

interface shown as

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3.6

Wallpaper

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H

in

the

Wallpaper interface shown as below.

3.8

FM

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HI

;n the

FM interface shown as below.

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Close Exit the

FM

Setting.

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Save

Save current setling.

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Use

FM

Frequ ency

Tick

in

the box

to

enable

FM function.

Drag

the

slide

block righnvard

(or tap

|-t

lBiD

to increase the frequency and leftu'ard

(or

tao l-!

t

to reduce the frequencl,. The freguency ran_ee

is

88.00

Mhz-108.00 Mhz.

3.9

Calculator

lEt

Tap

Elilil ;p the Calculator interface shou,n as belorv

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3.12 GPS

info

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Hf ,, the GpS info interlhce shou,n as below.

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ET:

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rup

ffi to prompt a dialog as below.

Tap

OK to reset the GPS satellite or tap

Cancel to exit.

3.13

Theme

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3.14 Photo

Browser in the

photo browser interface shown as

Tap below.

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Icon Name

Previous tr

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Next

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Zoorn in r*l

Zoonr out

Rotate

Auto play

L-*

Folder

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Close

Explanation

Vierv

the

previerv photo in the folder.

Vierv the next photo in the folder.

Scale up current photo.

Scale down current photo.

Rotate current photo

90'clocku'ise.

Cycle play

all

the photos

in

the folder from current photo.

Enter the photo folder

to

select a photo.

Close the brorvser and return to the

Media interface.

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np iI* in the browser interface to enter the photo folder shorvn as below.

lcon

Name

Ex pla nation

trt

Close

Close the current folder.

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Return

Return to the previous folder

Scroll bar Drag the sliding block to view all the photos.

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3.15

Explore

,r, El in the Explore inrerface shorvn as berow.

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3.16

Gobang

Tap lnr z"z ora

,-,

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-,1 in the Gobang interface shorvn as below

3.18 Nav path

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Tap .r,-,..,, in the photo brorvser interface sho$,n as belorv

3.17 Snake

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Tap in the Snake interface shown as below.

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Tick

in

the box

to

run the set

navigation map

*'hen the navigator is porvered on.

3.19

Volune

'dN'

Tap

.i":)::i? in the photo brou,ser interface shou'n as below.

Tap to select a map address.

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Close

Exit the volume setting.

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Volume

Ten volume

grades

(from mute to rnaximurn) available.

Tap

to

decrease the volunte r;liaS.i$

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Sounds for taps

Porver-o n music by grade.

Tap it to enable the function.

Tap it asain

to

disable the function.

Tap

.-:i or > to select power-on music or disable it.

3.20

Backlight

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Tap .;.'-::1,,: in the photo brou'ser inlerface shorvn as belorv.

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Exit the backlight setting.

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Auto

off

Drag leftward to turn down or rightward to turn up the backlight.

Auto backlight shutoff after service stop

for a

period.

The options are always

On.

l0s. 30s,

lm,

2m and

3m.

Tap

r

i

sr )

to

vierv the options

in

cycle

or

select one.

3.21

Tap

Language il

;:i

in the photo brorvser interface shown as belorv.

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Tap

JJ

or

l. to select a system language and tap

I3l

to save the selection.

3.22 Date

time

Tap sr1

:,I . in the photo browser interface shown as below.

ln the above interface, tap

6 or day, hour and minute.

E to set the year, month,

INote]:

Tirne format options are

I

2-hour and 24-hour.

Setting the s1'stem time zone

In the above interface. tap -.{,

or

} to select a tinre zone.

For example. select

"(GMT+08:00) Beijing.

Chongqine.

Hong Kong.

Urunrqi" for China.

3.23

S1's

info

Tap in the photo browser interface shorvn as belorv.

Setting the system date and time

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3.24

Bluetooth

Tap

EJ

in the

Bluetooth interface shou'n as belorv.

Tap

\

\.

1_ in the Search interface shown as belorv.

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To

connecl

a

Bluetooth interface

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Tap in the PhoneBook interface shorvn as belou.

Tap

"1

, t

outgoing

call

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Tap

:l::::=:,:::i:

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hmd

Click

interface

for

access

to

the phone the fol lowing fi gure shorvn.

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Tap

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Phone

Kelboard

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Phone Keyboard

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Keyboard

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Tap

4

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Visit the website

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Selection asked r.vhether using a nrobile phone to access the network, Select

"Yes". then as shorvn.

Tap -:

l.

Select the network state

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Tap

Bluetooth setlings

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Click on the

icon

:

Click on the icon

, and disconnected

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Click on the icon

, to access music

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