Manual - Vizualogic
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1. Rear View Mirror with GPS RT 043A USER S MANUAL Table of Contents 1 Welcome os ooo 2 Important Safety Information O O a o 2 Installation Instructions MI 1 3 GPS Packing list S P 4 Product Description A B eee 5 Product Specifications ee E 6 Rearview Mirror GPS Appearance and Function Description _ 7 QuickGuide po 8 Using SD MM Card B 9 Start to Navigate __ jp 10 Detailed Instructions S S Oo 11 Calculator S ps 12 Music Interface 13 Adding Music B 14 Video Interface J o ___ p9 15 Photo Interface ft 16 Flash interface J o R 17 Device settings J o To So S Pp 18 Timesetup_ S a 19 LanguageSetup Pd 20 Volume Adjustment o SJ ps 21 System Information pe zaraQ gt o o o op jp 1 Congratulations on your purchase of a Vizualogic Rear view mirror with GPS that will provide you with many years of enjoyment This sophisticated product provides you with vehicle navigation with Bluetooth and a backup camera input without altering the appearance of your vehicle s original interior Reviewing this owner s manual thoroughly prior to operation will provide you with the best performance and help explain the simple requirements for proper care Important Safety Information This video product is designed for front driver navigation only The video2. to the brightness interface then you can set the brightness of the display and set the idle time for the screen saver Then Click KA to exit Backlight Y Brightness value l Shut backlight System Information Click S on the settings menu to display the content of the next page then Click System to enter the system menu System Information Id Id GPS body number Ver Software version number Ram It refers to internal caches And the available capacity Total capacity 28 52MB 64 00MB Flash It refers to internal Flash memory available capacity Total capacity 1880 36MB 2048 00MB Emend T SCR Recalibrate touch screen 11 FAQ What role does the electrical map play in the navigation system The electrical map is an application that integrates map data and navigation software and the navigation action is implemented with the help of the software and the navigation system How long will it take for the positioning to be completed after turning on The navigation system should meet the requirements of getting position parameters with 60 seconds But the time to position is affected sometimes by factors such as satellite signal shelter SA interfere back off of a mountain or building climate environment etc Why does the positioning take longer sometimes The time to position may be longer in the following situations Gps satellites distribute uneven over the local zone Gps signal can no
3. Sensitivity Speed Rate Data Update Rate Recapture Time Hot Startup Time Warm Startup Time Cold Startup Time Height Maximum Speed Rate Acceleration Build in Antenna Type Build in Antenna Gain Build in Antenna Voltage Build in Antenna Current Basic Parameters Video Input Type CVBS Video Input Power Screen Dimensions 4 3 Resolution 320 240 Audio Output option Double Channel CD Sound Quality Audio Power 40 1 5 w Standby Power lt 20mMW Power Supply DC9V to 16V Transmit Frequency Transmit Distance Formats Resolution Maximum Distance Communication Type Hands Free Type Full Duplex Transmission Chip Set CSR BLUECORE3 Rearview Mirror GPS Appearance and Function Description CM 043RB Harir a a i Ham du Ha n t inl Y Description Standard Mirror or Auto Dimming Mirror Video Input 2 Switch from Video mode to GPS mode Press and hold to turn on off the device Mute or Turns On Off Auto dimming Functions Video Input 1 Bluetooth Microphone 4 3 inch touch screen Supports up to 8GB SD card ideo Input 1 Video Input v1 button selected deo Input 2 Video Input v2 button selected racket Chassis Attach Vehicle Specific Bracket Here ar Camera Input Rear Camera Input Port attery yellow 12V Constant power supply CC Red 12V ACC power supply nd black Chassis ground amera Trigger Line Green rigger for backup camera signal switching erviceable fuse ouch Screen D Card Slot S elo
4. ad copy etc the card or the data may install improperly 3 Avoid using and storing the card under high temperature or high humidity 4 Keep the card far away from liquid and caustic materials Start to Navigate Navigation is the basic function of this device below are three simple steps to operate the Navigation software The first step GPS positioning of your location On the main menu click the Navigation icon then the system will enter navigation mode Click the position button the Gps will begin to orientate the location The first time you power up the Navigation it may take up to 5 to 10 min before it picks up your location The second step Set the Destination 1 Click the destination button to enter the destination setting interface 2 Click the name search to enter the input interface Then type in the destination of the name you want to research 3 Click OK to enter the name Then choose a place where you want to go to Click the chosen place to enter the map interface and set the chosen place as the destination The third step Begin to Navigate After setting the destination return to the navigation menu click the button start to navigate The system will begin to navigate then the system will remind you start to navigate with a navigation voice 4 When you reach about 300 meters from your destination the system will remind you that you are close to your destination with voice and enlarge the samp
5. d while others of the same format can not Incompatibility may occur because there are different compilation modes and resolutions for the files of the format at current websites All you have to do is convert their format using recommended conversion attached to the disk before playing them
6. d Pairing Palred Devices Setting Pairing then using After entering the GPS Bluetooth system the system will send the connecting signal If the phone connects automatically then it will start communicating with the Bluetooth If it doesn t connect automatically then you will have to pair it manually on your cell phone 6 Checking the pairing records click Pairing Devices on the Bluetooth menu to check the pairing devices look on the display to see what devices have been paired When the cell phone has connected to the device the y will light up red and tg is lit up grey 5 Phone connection 1 Dialing through the Bluetooth Connected b After you input the number touch the a symbol to send the call After the call has ended you can touch the A symbol to end the call or wait until the call has ended and the call will disconnect after a few seconds 7 c Checking the call log click the Dial Pad then click the to check the call log a La ps po po A A The call log is from the cell phone so some data can not be displayed because of incompatibility of some mobile phones 2 Answering the call through the Bluetooth After successfully pairing your mobile phone when there is a incoming call the system will display the phones number automatically and play the ring tone of the mobile phone Cal Status IK OK OK OK KK IK OK OK OK 2K 00 00 14 3 Switch the call to the mobile phone If you
7. do not want to hear the call on the Gps device click the on the touch panel and the call will transfer to your mobile device KKKKKKKKKEKK 4 You can still hang up the call with the symbol on the interface after you switch the call to your cell phone 5 If you need to use the touch pad to dial a extension you can touch the symbol on the interface 6 After you touch the picture below it symbol you will see the keypad pop up on the interface as shown in the Calculator 6 Assistant Introduction The Assistant tab is for the Calculator application 1 After you press the Assistant tab you will get the Calculator Tab as shown in the picture below Assistant Calculator 2 Press the Calculator tab and you will get the built in calculator as shown below 12 08 Calculator 3 To exit the Calculator press the display tab on the interface until you get back to the main 7 Amusement On the primary menu touch the Amusement Icon to access your multimedia Amusement tab Y Assistant Af Settings Quick Guide 1 Touch the Music Icon to access your music on your SD card 2 Next you will see the music folder as shown below 00 00 00 00 Music Interface 00 00 lt tia Fo h b l E m my T H el p Play the songs at random a Choose next song a Play Repeat Repeat the Songs Adjusts the volume E i Play list Music play list Return to
8. ile phone display to enter the pairing code After you receive this message pair your phone with the same code you entered into the mirror The pairing code is a safety passkey to protect your personal information Pair both devices with the same passkey The passkey is a 1 8 digit code 3 Pair with the cell phone For the first time the user is required to enter the same PIN code on both devices Once you have entered the PIN code both devices will generate a link key The link key can be stored either in the devices themselves or in a permanent storage Next time both devices will use a previously generated link key The procedure above is called pairing Note that if the link key is lost by any device then pairing must be repeated For safety the Bluetooth will not communicate until paired Click pairing on the Bluetooth interface to pair now the device is in discoverable mode The system will go back to the Bluetooth interface if the device is not connected within 60 seconds Bluetooth Detault Pincode 1234 4 Follow the instructions on your cell phone for pairing to the device When searching for a Bluetooth device the name will appear as GPS The default PIN code is 1234 Once the pair match is successful the Bluetooth functions on both GPS and cell phone will be turned on as shown below Dial Pad vices Setting 5 After a successful pair the Dial Pad will become colored and pairing will become grey Dial Pa
9. le lt lt elslel lt lt s O O G O j WN NN N U wn e COIN IDI MIB WlM R oO m C Un D 4 1 Power On Off There are two ways to turn on off the device 1 The device will turn on automatically as soon as you start your engine It will also turn off automatically as soon as you turn off the vehicle 2 Press and hold the Power Button for more than 1 second to turn the device on When you want to turn off the device press and hold the same button for more than 1 second A N Caution When there is no power the device will turn off automatically 4 2 Instruction of the Main Menu 1202 Quick Guide Navigation To Navigate directly Bluetooth To be used as a Hands Free device Assistant Calculator Amusement Music Movie Photo Flash etc Settings To setup navigation FM volume background light time language etc Quick Guide Brief device guide Using SD MMC Card The device has a SD MMC card slot which can be used for multimedia photos and music To use the SD MMC card insert a SD MMC card into the slot of the device With the connector pointing to the slot and it s label facing the front of the device To remove the card first make sure that applications are not accessing the card then slightly push the top edge of the card to release Then remove the card 1 Put the card into the right side slot correctly Do not take the card out when you are operating such as re
10. le destination when you reach the destination Detailed Instructions 1 Bluetooth Bluetooth is a wireless technology for creating personal networks operating in the 2 4 GHz band with a range of 10 meters that enables portable electronic devices including mobile phones PDA wireless headphones and notebook PC etc to connect and communicate wirelessly It s available bandwidth is 1Mhz analogous to the IEEE 802 11 standard The device supports the functions as follows Hands Free Profile HFP The device can be used hands free for a mobile phone with Bluetooth You can use the device for making telephone calls directly and answering the phone through the built in loudspeaker NOTE Not all Bluetooth equipment supports all the Bluetooth specifications Please refer to the specifications in the instruction manual for the Bluetooth device O Under the default situation the Bluetooth will start when the power is turned on 2 Connecting the Bluetooth with your mobile phone 1 Open Bluetooth On the main menu click the Bluetooth symbol to enter the Bluetooth interface Programs Bluetooth symbol Bluebot Bluetooth ON Choose Mor Wto choose if you want the Bluetooth to remain connected Auto Answer Choose Pfr Mito choose if you want the Bluetooth device to answer all incoming calls automatically Pairing code Enter a 1 8 digit code for pairing your phone after you enter the code you should get a prompt on your mob
11. portion of this unit should only be used when the vehicle is parked with the emergency brake set Driver distraction is a major cause of accidents and for this reason many states specifically prohibit the viewing of motion video within view of the driver while the vehicle is in motion For safety reasons when changing the SD card it is recommended that the vehicle be stationary and that you do not allow children to unfasten seat belts to change SD cards or make any adjustments to the system System adjustments can be safely accomplished when the vehicle is in park Enjoy your Vizualogic Rear view mirror with Gps but remember the safety of all passengers is the number one priority Installation Instructions 1 Remove factory mirror most factory mirrors will have a hex screw to remove it Fig 1 Refer to your vehicles owners manual for more detailed instructions 1a After you have loosened the hex screw remove the mirror by sliding it forward 2 Mount your new GPS Mirror by sliding it over the factory windshield bracket and tightening the hex screw Note If you find that the mirror has a different mounting type bracket contact your Vizualogic dealer and ask about different bracket availability 3 Remove factory A Pillar this should be done by a qualified technician 4 Run the wire provided with the mirror and tuck it around the A Pillar and the headliner 5 The yellow wire will need to be hooked up to a constant 12 v source 6 The red wi
12. re will need to be hooked up to a accessory wire 12 v source 7 The black wire will need to be hooked up to a vehicle chassis ground 8 The green wire is for reverse sensor for the rear view camera 9 Video 1 input wire is for aftermarket video input 10 Video 2 input wire is for aftermarket video input 11 Camera wire is for reverse camera input GPS Packing List Mirror with GPS 1 Navigation Cable with a filter Car Charger optional A Product Description 4 3 Inch color TFT High Brightness Display Screen at 320 x 240 resolution 1 5W Built in Hi Fi Soeaker Button Touch Panel Operation Built in High Sensitive GPS Reception Module Built in GPS Receiving Antenna Supports Backup Camera Input Supports Data Storage SD MMC Card or Built in Flash Music Playback in Mp3 Wav and MIDI Formats Video Playback in ASF AVI MP4 WMV Formats Image Browsing in BMP JPG PNG and GIF Formats Bluetooth Hands Free Function Video Signal Input to Support the Function of A Rear View Camera Supports FM transmit function Frequency Range from 88MHZ to 92MHZ Power supply from 9V to 16V Product Specifications Storage Humidity System Parameters a 7 avigation So users SD card or Flash optional Storage Medium Operating System WINCE 5 0 NET Software Compilation ARMV41 Method Navigation Software Horizon Navigation a C A Code Channel Number Tracking Sensitivity Positioning
13. t pass through most opaque solid matters and the signal receiving is interfered by shelters above such as buildings tunnels trestles trees vehicle s blast ban membrane etc as well as weather conditions such as overcast and rainy days Is it free to receive GPS satellite signal with the navigation system Yes the receiving the of GPS signal is free Can obey completely the GPS navigation system during a trip The position and the route calculated by the navigation system is only for your reference and you need to pay attention to the local codes and the traffic symbols during driving How precise is the navigation system The precision of the GPS which comes with the satellite position technique of the USA army is completely in the influence of the precision of USA s Gps satellite signal According to the official data the precision is within 10 meters and commonly it may be more precise in 6 meters at more than 90 time What to do in case of abnormal shutdown of the navigation system 1 Press the POWER Key on the panel of the device and observe if the restarting is normal 2 Check your power supply cable fuse change it if it is broken Why does my GPS not work Sometime your car sits in the sunlight for a long period of time roll down your windows or turn on you re a c and let the car cool down After the car has cooled down the mirror will come back on this is a safety feature Why is it that some movie files can be playe
14. tap then you enter the movie player 3 After adding the video documentaries then Click the 4 Click the slide the volume strip adjust the volume aian to play the video i 0 to Photo Interface gt 1 On the entertainment menu tap TEE then you enter the photo viewing 2 Adding pictures Click to enter the picture list and click to add pictures the detailed operation can refer to that of adding songs 7 1 JUMP BMP Move the photo 2 pcs 860 jpg file list up and down 3 7100 79000 jpg b 4 ipad tricycle jpa e Q SS Icon Description Icon Description B gt D e IA E C9 Ca Photo list Viewing all the photo list Return Enter into Amusement help Flash Interface 1 On the entertainment menu tap Flash then you enter Flash player f 2 Adding the Flash files Click to enter the flash file list Click s to add flash files the detailed operation can refer to that of adding songs A ow Play the flash Hx Mute the sound E Full Bes Last Flash Choose the last flash Watch in full screen viewing screen gt Next Flash Choose the next flash a Play list Display flash play list Return to the last Help Click and enter into amusement menu help Device Settings aZ Settings i Click on the main menu then you enter the settings interface Return to main menu Next page 1 On the set
15. the last Return menu Touch and enter into Amusement help Adding Music 1 When there is no audio file in the play list the system will go to the content on the NAND Flash or SD Card and then you can add the music sien Find the music file to add music Click the names IE n Musi then enter the play list gt 3 Saosin 03 It s So Simple mp3 Move the music file list up and down l MH Y EI aE Icon Add songs Add songs to the play list Delete Files Remove files from the play list Delete all Delete all files in the play list F Select all Add all the music in the content R Clear all Clear all files Video Interface Button SF ee Description Button Name Description ame i i Play Play the Music w Stop playing video l View video in full screen l l Decrease videos in the ld Rewind Choose the last video Decrease video playlist Fast Choose the next Delete all videos in Delete all forward video the playlist Play the video s at random l l Play the video s x Mute Mutes the audio Play circularly y circularly Enter into Amusement help 2 Add the video Click to enter the video documentaries list click to continue adding the video documentaries then click Li to add all the video documentaries the detailed operation can refer to that of adding songs Click to return to the video player 1 On the Amusement menu
16. tings interface tap EM then you enter the FM interface mts Frequency 88 0MHZ 88 8MHZ 92 0MHZ RERRARAAR ARANA te M Tum On 2 Click ES to turn on the FM or Click y to turn the FM off After turning on the FM you can continue to choose whether to open the loudspeaker of the device or you can not 3 Click a Ed or slide the block frequency signal to adjust the emission to enter on the settings menu then you enter the time settings ort E OWN IR 1 Click 2 Date form year month day Click or to adjust the right date 3 Default time form is 24 hours Click A or of the H hour or M minute to adjust the right time Click to change the time form between 12 hours or 24 hours After setting Click ES to return to the last page Language Setup raeng 2 Click gt to move down the pages of the language menu and Click SS to move up the pages of the language menu Click ES to exit language setup Volume Adjustment 1 Click Q Volume u on the settings sub menu then you enter the volume page You can set the system volume and choose to enable key tones or not 2 Slide the volume strip to set the system volume 3 Choose gt or ra to turn on or off the key tones Then Click E to save the settings and go back to the last page Brightness Setup 1 Click Ld S lt On the settings interface
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