Hardware User Manual - Falcon Technical Ltd
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1. 4 3 1Functions and features 1 Support ASF AVI WMV 3GP MP4 and FLV 2 Support full screen playing progress choosing and file selection Before using the Video player please copy your video file ASF AVI WMV 3GP MP4 and FLV to any folder 4 3 2 Operation Single click the Video button Video File List EAE SDMMC EN n 13 Video File List Show video name 14 ci Close Click to close the video list 11 It shows stop playing Single click will Play continue to play Play video Single click and shift to video file list and File list then choose your favorite video decreased when it shift toward left While Single click volume It shows volume is Volume a M volume is increase when it is shifted toward right Adjust the progress by slide the Playing progress displaying bar go left for progress backwards go right for forwards Brightness Adjust brightness with stylus while moving toward left and right Turn right means turn brighter Play Full screen play Double click to return e interface normal play status MTV3 Video Show current Video name name the video Show the time consumed The total time of 4 4 Audio player operation interface This chapter introduces how to use the mudic player to play your favorite music 15 4 4 1 Functions and features The audio player supports MP3 and W2. pair as the following pictures Password 9 e e a P E T n T tm Pairing mobile phone please wait After successful pairing and connecting it will show the following picture 32 Call History aml File Manager Display contact list of paired cell phone Call history Display call history Dial pad Dial phone number Message Download SMS of paired phone switched on and disconnect File Download files of paired phone manager Cell phone searching profile management Bluetooth Setting Settings 33 4 15 4 Click the button m to open the phone book interface as 4 43 m PrRone Book 4 43 Single click na enter phone book as 4 44 13510987694 13682667219 13510557523 13488254493 13552690651 a 4 15 5 Single click the button to open call history as 4 45 34 EE To 01 Jan 70 00 00 aD Eb 075527927776 01 12 70 00 00 n 1013089 01 Jan 70 00 00 a Gn 79999714 01 Jan 70 00 00 en 1791115286063329 01 Jan 70 00 00 35 It made up of 10 numbers from 0 to 9 and Single click to select phone number from phone book Single click to select phone number from call history Name Unknown Number 1013089 Calling 36 Dial Including extension sound shift call shift conference call and so on Mute
3. Single click Restores to reset to the default settings as shown in 4 34 Are you sure to restore default settings 4 34 Single click to restore the default settings single click NO to keep the current settings 4 14 GPS Information Click the button Latitude 90 000000 Longitude O 000000 Altitude 150 000000 M speed 000000 km h UTC 2080 01 06 00 32 23 000000000 0 28 4 35 4 15 Bluetooth setting and Instructions This chapter introduces how to use this navigators Bluetooth to connect with cell phone for call making and answering Operation method 4 15 1 Single click the button interface as the following picture in main menu to open the Bluetooth Phone book Display contact list of paired cell phone Call history Display current call history Dial pad Phone number dialing 29 Message Download SMS of paired phone File manager Download files of paired phone Cell phone searching profile management Bluetooth switched on and disconnect Settings 4 15 2 Single click the button picture File Manager Bluetooth On Searching Search for Bluetooth devices Search Phone P caa md File File and ring tones management management File Manager 30 Bluetooth Bluetooth on off on off Connect Connect Disconnect Bluetooth Disconnect Connect Neil GPS system 4 39 Single click the device you want to connect and click
4. The volume is very Increase the volume Can not communicate The USB cable is not Connect USB cable with computer properly connected The signal is weak it need more No signal than 3 minutes to receive the signal The map daia is lost Contact your dealer Maintenance of the Falcon Navigator The Falcon Navigator will be a reliable navigation and entertainment companion if looked after Please follow the instructions below to ensure your Falcon Navigator runs smoothly for a long time Protect the screen Dont press the screen with strength or you will damage it To clean the screen spray a litile glass cleaner on a soft cloth dont spray on the screen directly Note Be sure to turn off the Falcon Navigator before cleaning Dropping or banging can cause damage to high precision components Note Accidental damage is beyond our responsibilities V Don t use it under such conditions Temperature change abruptly high temperature above 60 low temperature under 10 high voltage dusty electrostatic interference avoid any corrosive liquid and dip into any liquid Y Avoid radiated interference The radiated interference from other electronic products will affect the display and it will be normal after suppressing the interference source Note If you carry the unit by air please put the GPS together with your luggage to pass the X ray detection system Avoid scanning by the magnetic head detector at the passage used for pass
5. be used to operate the touch screen It is clipped into the back of the bracket 1 Single click Singly click the screen with the stylus point 2 Double click Double click the screen with the stylus point 3 Drawing Click one point and hold to move on the screen Note Any broken stylus ball pen or sharp object will damage the LCD if you use it to operate the device 3 6 Micro SD card The Micro SD card contains the navigation software map data and your own media files Please insert the card correctly when use it Note Do not take out the Micro SD card when the system is navigating or playing Note 1 Don t bend the Micro SD card 2 Avoid high temperature or high humidity when storing the card don t expose the card directly to sun light or let it come into contact with liquid or corrosive material 3 Please pay attention to correct orientation when inserting the Micro SD card If you insert the card improperly you may damage the card 7 3 7 Connect with a computer The device can be connected with the computer through the MINI USB on tts left side You can copy the document between navigator and computer or copy the data from the navigator to computer 1 Please confirm the Falcon Navigator is powered on 2 MINI end NM of USB cable with the USB port on the left part of GPS device and the normal end E with the Host port on computer 3 Please pull out the MINI USB cable after you fin
6. n iii H inn ii L ho iiiiii TETTIE ee ere mm Wi j Plug the charger into your accessory cigarette lighter socket 12 and 24V 2 sockets are supported 3 2 Power on off 3 2 1 Power on Please check The battery is charged or it is connected to external power source Please press the button on the top of the unit to boot Note If bringing the unit from a cold environment into a warm one please wait for it to warm up naturally before turning on as large humidity changes can cause condensation which may cause short circuits 3 2 2 Power off Press the button on the top of the unit to turn off the unit will enter the power saving mode and maintain the last operation status when boot next time 3 3 Reset system If the system is not working you can reset the system in the following way Use the stylus 7 Falcon Navigator only pen or bent paperclip to press the reset button that is recessed in a small hole on the rear of the unit 3 4 Use bracket to fix navigator When using the Falcon Navigator in your vehicle you should fix the device to the window using the bracket Note When use the bracket please take care of the position Please don t fix the Falcon Navigator so that the driver s view is obstructed and do not fix it to or obstruct any air bags or position within the range of the air bag 3 5 Stylus 7 Falcon Navigator only The stylus can
7. the external power when a charger is connected and uses the USB cable to supply power when connected PC Remark The built in Lithium battery is not user replaceable Under normal conditions if the back light is not so bright the actual running time will be different depending on how it is used Some functions audio playing video playing bright back light will consume more power which will reduce the running time Note The built in battery is a Lithium battery In order to avoid fire and burning please do not poke bump or take it apart or throw it into fire or water 3 1 2 Use the travel charger to supply power When the Falcon Navigator is first used please use the mains charger to charge 1 Connect the USB connector on the charger to the socket on the left side of the unit 2 Plug the mains charger in to the mains Remark Red LED indicates it s being charged Please wait until it is fully charged and don t pull out the adaptor while charging When it is fully charged the LED will turn to blue If the battery is low or empty charge it as soon as possible leaving the Falcon Navigator with a flat battery for extended periods can harm the future performance of the battery 3 1 2 Use the car charger to supply power Connect the USB connector on the charger to the socket on the unit 1 i EF Em ii px 1 Len o il LS t I
8. AV format you could set the playing sequence as you wish Before using the audio player please copy the files to any folder 4 4 2 Operation method 1 Single click the button to enter Music file list as 4 8 Music File List 4 8 16 Music File List G RIS Part I 38 72 Part I 1 37 Function instruction 00 05 26 58 Previous Play the previous song Play pause To play and pause single click pause click again to play continuously Adjust volume It shows volume is decreased when it shift toward left While volume is increase when it is shifted toward right Setting the Support sequencial playing loop playing playing repeat playing and random playing mode Open the Single click to display the play list and choose play list your favorite as picture 4 22 shows Adjust the progress by slide the Playing _ progress displaying bar go left for backwards progress go right for forwards 00 05 consumpti Show the time progress on 26 58 Total time Show the total time for playing the song 4 5 Photo viewer operation interface This chapter introduces how to use the photo viewer to browse pictures 18 4 5 1 Function features 1 Supports JPG and PNG 2 Support picture rotate picture enlarge shrink and automatic play Before using the photo viewer please copy your photos to any folder 4 5 2 Operation method Single
9. Mute the microphone while keeping the call Volume Name Unknown Number 075529026737 37 Mute the microphone while keeping the call Single click to decrease the volume gradually Single click to increase the volume gradually 4 15 9 Single click and it will display connected You can talk with each other as 4 49 Name Unknown Number 075529026737 38 Extension Sound Switch Call Switch Meeting Call Extension Dial extension number Single click to shift the voice to cell phone Not available currently Not available currently 4 15 11 Single message button MESS to download SMS of paired phone as 451 39 4 51 Single click the button to enter the following interface as 4 52 4 52 4 22 12 Single click File Manager on the main Bluetooth interface to download files from paired cell phone as 4 53 40 SE AAD 3880039 BV a CEREAL fm DIE Chapter Five Simple Troubleshooting and maintenance IF your Falcon Navigator is not working normally please check it as follows If you cannot solve the problem please contact your dealer Can not tum on the Lack of power Charge the battery navigator The device turns off suddenly The back light is not bright enough The back light has Click the LCD the screen will turn been turned off bright again No response when The touch screen is selecting an icon not calibrated
10. Y FALCON WORLD CLASS TECHNOLOGY FALCON NAVIGATOR O O A VEHICLE VEHICLE VEHICLE VEHICLE SPEED TOWING POINTS OF LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WEIGHT LIMITS SUPPORT INTEREST Hardware User Manual IM FALCON WORLD CLASS TECHNOLOGY Falcon Navigator Hardware User Manual Please read this user manual carefully so you are familiar with the operation of your navigation system opecifications are subject to change without notice Please read the operating instruction carefully and only use the accessories provided by the manufacturer to avoid any unexpected damage The warranty will be void if the system is used with incompatible accessories we assume no responsibility for any loss and damage caused hereby When using the navigation system you should always be aware of the real road conditions around you as road construction changes may result in the electronic navigation data differing from the actual road layout Please be sure to comply with the real road conditions and follow the traffic rules Operating the system during driving without care may cause an accident the manufacturer or its distributors are not responsible for any loss caused by an accident Chapter Product introduction 1 1 Introduction Your new navigation system can be used for more than just navigating it also has the optional functions of video playing audio playing Bluetooth hands free FM modulator Bluetooth
11. click the button na SDMMC catty D2b 100 5266 EA n F DEd iri TS RET 100 5269 100 5288 gt 100 5302 19 File list your favorite picture Single click and shift to video file list and then choose ah Rotate Click to rotate the picture by 90 degree Automatic Play all the pictures circularly on full screen from the Play current picture 20 name and Show the photo name and format format Single click PE into the adjust interface as shown4 24 Volume adjustment includes 1 Speaker volume adjustment 2 Screen click tone setting Volume Setting Volume Screen Tap Sound LOUD Single click to decrease the volume gradually there are 10 ranks for Fi Volume volume from mute to maximum Single click will decrease one rank 21 Single click to increase the volume gradually there are 10 ranks for Volume volume from mute to maximum Single click will increase one rank By clicking the left right shift button Click the screen LOUD to set the on off key tone with tone loud soft and off the three states Fi Turn left Turn on off screen click tone Turn right Turn on off the screen click tone Yellow blanks shows the present Present volume volume level 4 7 Backlight setting oingle click to enter backlight setting interface as 4 25 Backlight Setting Backlight gt Auto OFF A
12. f SD Card supported is 16GB Rudi A Built in high fidelity speaker B High fidelity stereo earphone socket Cold start lt 35s GPS Hot start lt 1 3s in the open air Warm start lt 28s Battery Built in rechargeable Li on battery Battery Charging DC 5V port port AC Charger Mains Charger Car Charger 12 24V Charger Wh hargi h light i satus orais rep ane UE light when charging is finished the blue light Naviaati gan Micro SD card Software Video Player ASF AVI WMV 3GP MP4 FLV Audio Player MP3 and WMA Photo viewer JPG GIF BMP PNG FM Transmitter Screen adjustment Default System setting set Volume Power Backlight Time Date Language Sys Info Operating Temperature OC to 60C Temperature ME MAN 45 to 80 RH Storage humidity 30 to 90 RH range This chapter will give an introduction to the basic functions of the navigation system 50 you can get up to speed quickly 2 3 Product appearance Chapter Three 3 1 Power supply and charge Before using the Falcon Navigator for the first time please charge it fully using the mains adapter 3 1 1 Power supply There are three ways of supplying power battery charger USB cable The Falcon Navigator uses the battery to supply power when it is not connected with to a charger or USB The mark on the up right of interface indicate the current charge level The Falcon Navigator uses
13. ing or the magnetic bar held by the security checker or it will reset the system date in the unit We will take no responsibility for it v Avoid direct intense light Don t use the Falcon Navigator in high light and ultraviolet radiation in order to increase the using life 42
14. ished your operation the GPS navigator will return to the pre operation interface Remark Other functions of the Falcon Navigator cannot be used while it is connected with a computer Note In the process of communication the following operations will break off the connection with computer any unfinished data transfers will be lost 1 Pullout the MINI USB cable 2 Power off 3 Reset the system by using reset button or electric switch Chapter Four Primary functions 4 1 The main interface and the functions 4 1 1 Main menu 04 16 01 gt gt video moe Language Volume Date Time 4 1 Click the top left corner of the interface Ed to shows the desktop and the date see Figure4 2 12 11 49 12 Double click the date icon to enter the date setting interface see Figure 4 3 4 3 Click the top left corner of the interface 1 change the desktop background see Figure 4 4 10 12 12 59 i P HEIEN 2 Lu 7 amp ta Language Blue Tooth Date Time Calculator eo eR Pa ee ff TT volume Click the button WELE quick access to navigation software please refer to the separate user manual for operating the navigation software Click the button to open the audio player Click the button J to view the desktop and calendar 4 1 2 Function introduction This device can answer and make phone after connec
15. lways ON gt 22 Brightne Click to decrease backlight gradually to the 55 lowest level decrease Brighine Click to increase backlight gradually to the 55 highest level increase Present Brightne Red blank shows the present brightness 55 Single click and it will shift left and it will Shift show last column This display is in circle Single click and it will shift right and it will Shift right show last column This display is in circle System backlight will closed automatically when no operation for a Time period time to save power There are interval several time interval choice for you never 3 min 2min 1min 30second later 10second later Date and time include 1 System time set 2 System date set 3 Sytem time zone set Single click into the date time interface as shown in 4 26 23 Date Time Setting A 2009 08 06 Tr 08 v v IS 6MT 08 00 Beijing Chongqing Hong Kong Urumqi 4 26 1 Single click button Or Vv to set time and date 2 Single or to choose time area Click 8 exit current interface after setting and then it will show 4 44 Choose or to exit current interface Are you sure to save the new date time 4 27 24 4 9 Screen Calibration Click the to enter the screen calibration as 4 28 Are you sure to calibrate 4 28 Click it will then show the screen bel
16. ow carefully select the center of the cross using the stylus and repeat as the cross moves from the center to left top left bottom right bottom and right top to complete the calibration then click any where on the screen to save the calibration and exit to the main interface automatically To exit without saving please wait 30 seconds and it will exit from current interface automatically Press and briefly hold stylus on the center of the target Repeat as the target moves around the screen 4 4 29 25 4 10 Transmitter Single click to enter the FM setting as 4 30 FM Setting e Open O Close When Open FM Speaker Will Be Disabled 4 30 The FM Transmitter will transmit the audio to a radio device Take 86 7 MHz frequency for example both the Falcon Navigator transmitting frequency and the received frequency of the radio should be 86 7MHZ then all the sounds will be heard through the radio 4 11 Language setting Single click into the language settings interface as shown in 4 32 26 Language Setting English Fran ais Deutsch Italiano Portugu s 6 4 32 Single click language column to choose desired language 4 12 Navigation path Click the set the interface into navigation path set the default navigation paths as shown in Figure 4 33 Navi Path Setting Navigation Path SDMMC Navi exe 4 33 27 4 13 Default set
17. photo viewing etc e High performance low power consumption 800MHz Arm Cortex A7 Processor e Simple easy to operate user interface e Power management keeps the product working longer and more steadily e Built in USB to communicate with a computer through USB cable e Excellent signal reception with accurate position fixing e Compatible with Bluetooth mobile phones the navigator can also be used for making and answering call with hands free e Play MP3 and MP4 audio files 1 2 Package The packing box contains the following accessories 1 GPS navigator 12 24V Car Power Adapter Mains Power Adapter MINI USB cable Window mount bracket o 0 RR CD with user manuals If there is any damaged or missing items please contact your distributor as soon as possible Chapter Two Features and specifications 2 1 Main features e Operating system Microsoft Windows CE 6 0 5 7 TFT LCD display with resolution of 800 480 pixels e Hi Fi stereo earphone socket and built in Hi Fi speaker volume adjustable e Touch screen operation e Built in highly sensitive GPS antenna e Upgradable navigation software and mapping on Micro SD card e Video format supported ASF AVI WMV 3GP MP4 FLV e Photo format supported BMP JPG PNG e Mini USB port e Built in rechargeable Li baitery 2 2 Specification High accuracy endurable touch screen USB USB Client 2 0 MINI USB port Micro SD MMC slot the maximum 5 capacity o
18. ting with a Bluetooth mobile phone via Bluetooth Supports JPG BMP and PNG format Supports photo rotate Photo viewer enlarge shrink pictures automatic play etc 11 Audio playing formais supported WMA Audio player Supporis random playing sequential playing repeat playing pause previous next volume Brightness Volume Languages Power Time System Restore Defaults Touchscreen Calibration GPS Info Navi Path This chapter will introduce the navigation function and notes 4 2 Navigation functions and features Please refer to the separate user manual for operating the navigation software Notes 1 Map information Although map information is updated frequently on occasion the navigation data may not be consistent with the current road layout due to recent changes or construction development Please comply with the actual highway conditions and traffic rules 2 Navigation The navigator offers the route for reference and assistance the driver may be more familiar with the route than the navigation software 3 Receiving signal Many factors such as high dense buildings tunnels between high buildings underground parking various weather conditions and closure of the satellite will affect the ability to receive signal so as to result in inaccurate position inefficiency of navigation operation and system function 12 4 3 Video operation Interface This chapter introduced how to use the video player
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