Hama 00062721 Owner's manual

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GPS-Receiver,Bluetooth

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Operating instructions

Contents:

1. Overview

1.1 Package Contents

1.2 Product description

1.3 Status indicator

1.4 Notes

2. Getting started

2.1 Charging batteries

2.2 Switching on the device

2.3 Activate device coupling (pairing)

2.4 External antenna connection

3. Establishing a notebook connection

3.1 Windows XP Service Pack 2

3.2 IVT BlueSoleil software

4. Establishing a PDA connection

4.1 Windows Mobile 2002

4.2 Windows Mobile 2003

5. Establishing a mobile phone connection

5.1 Nokia 6600

6. Safety instructions

1. Overview

1.1 Package contents

The following components are contained within the

package:

•Hama Bluetooth GPS receiver

•External GPS antenna for improved reception

in your vehicle

•Car recharge cable (12V)

•230V power supply unit (5V, 300mAh)

•Hook and loop tape for attaching within the car

•Operating instructions in 3 languages

1.2 Product description

(1) Dust guard cap:

Located behind the dust guard cap are an on/off

switch, the power source input and the connection for

the external antenna.

(2) On/off switch:

This switch starts the Bluetooth GPS receiver

(3) PAIR:

This button must be pressed to hook up the Bluetooth

GPS receiver with another Bluetooth device. (See also

paragraph 2.3)

(4) Main on/off switch:

Serves to turn device on/off.

(5) Power connection:

The car recharge cable or the 230V power supply unit

can be connected here, depending on the application

of the receiver. (See paragraph 2.1)

(6) External antenna connection:

The provided additional antenna can be connected

here (see also paragraph 2.4)

1.3 Status indicator

The Bluetooth GPS receiver has the following status

displays:

(D1) Bluetooth(blue):

•Blinks when Bluetooth is switched on

•Blinks with alternating speed (D6) when the pairing

mode is active

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(D2) (D3) (D4) rechargeable battery:

•Blinks red if the battery charge level is low

•Lights up green if the rechargeable battery is fully

charged

•Lights up green and red if the rechargeable battery

is recharging

(D5) Satellite connection:

•Blinks when the receiver tries to establish a

connection with the satellites

•Blinks jointly with (D1) when the receiver has

established a connection with at least one satellite.

(D6) Operating signal (green):

•Blinks slowly if the receiver is in the standby mode

(Bluetooth is switched off).

•Blinks with alternating speed (D1) when the pairing

mode is active

1.4 Notes:

•In order to ensure good reception in the vehicle,

please place your Bluetooth GPS receiver or,

respectively, the GPS antenna on the vehicle

dashboard

•The enclosed hook and loop tape can be used

to attach the receiver within the vehicle

Under normal circumstances, the hook and loop

tape can be easily removed without a trace. In

exceptional cases, a residue might be left behind

due to sunlight or improper handling. This residue

can be removed with a standard commercial interior

cleaner or cleaning cloth.

2. Getting started

2.1 Charging the battery

•Insert either the car recharge cable or the 230V

power supply in the charging terminal (5) of the

Bluetooth GPS receiver. If the LED D3 lights up green

then remove the charger.

•In order to ensure high battery performance and

service life, please make certain that the

rechargeable battery is completely empty before

each recharge.

•Usually the rechargeable battery has an operating

time of 10 hours (in the Bluetooth mode.)

2.2 Switching on the device

Switch on the device with the main switch (4) as depic-

ted in the diagram above.

Now, start the Bluetooth receiver by pressing at least 3

seconds on the on/off switch.

2.3 Activate device coupling (pairing)

•Press and hold the PAIR button (3) for at least 3

seconds. If the Pairing mode is activated, then the

LED´s D1 and D6 blink with alternating speed.

•The access password for the Bluetooth GPS

receiver is “1234”.

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2.4 External antenna connection

•If the satellite reception is obstructed by the position

of your GPS receiver in the vehicle, then you can

improve reception with enclosed external additional

antenna.

•Attach the additional antenna to the Bluetooth GPS

antenna connection as depicted in the figure.

3. Establishing a PC connection

3.1 Windows XP Service Pack 2

Start the Bluetooth program by clicking on the Blue-

tooth icon in the system tray (on the lower right edge of

the screen).

•Activate the pairing mode of the GPS receiver. Then,

in the Bluetooth device program, select the item

“Add”. The system now searches for available

Bluetooth devices within range.

•After a brief search period the system finds and

identifies the Bluetooth GPS receiver as “BTG-7000”.

Now, select the GPS receiver and click on “Next”.

•The system now requires a main key to couple, or

“pair”, the device. The main key for the Bluetooth

GPS receiver is “1234”. Select in the window

“Choose personal main key” and enter the main key.

Click “Next” to confirm your entry.

•After successful pairing you receive a confirmation

message from the system. This message also

contains the virtual COM connections with which

the Bluetooth GPS receiver is connected to the PC.

You need these COM connections in order to

integrate the GPS receiver into your navigation

program.

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3.2 IVT BlueSoleil software

Start the Blue Soleil software and the pairing mode of

the GPS receiver.

•Start the search for Bluetooth devices within range

by clicking on the “red dot” in the middle of the

screen. The Bluetooth GPS receiver is recognised by

the system as “BTG-7000”.

•To have the Bluetooth GPS receiver search for

available profiles, double-click on the GPS receiver

icon. After the profiles have been sought, activate

the SPP profile. The SPP icon is the 3rd icon in the

profile bar .

•Once you have selected the SPP profile you will be

required by the system to enter the Bluetooth

password. It is: ”1234”. Confirm your entry by

clicking on OK.

•This message also contains the virtual COM

connections with which the Bluetooth GPS receiver

is connected to the PC. You need these COM

connections in order to integrate the GPS receiver

into your navigation program.

•If the pairing with the GPS receiver has been

successfully completed then the SPP profile icon

and the GPS receiver must be shown in the program

window in green.

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4. Establishing a PDA connection

4.1 Windows Mobile 2002

•Start the Bluetooth Manager by clicking on the

Bluetooth icon on the lower right edge of the screen

and then pressing the “Bluetooth Manager” line on

the touchscreen.

•Select the menu item “Search” at the bottom edge

of the screen.

•After a brief search period, your PDA will display all

Bluetooth devices within range. Search for the

“BTG-7000” device and make a check mark in the

check box in front of the entry, then choose “Save”.

•Confirm this dialog with “OK” and then close the

search window by clicking on the search window

the “OK” button on the upper right edge of the

screen.

•Once the search window has been closed, the

Bluetooth GPS receiver which had been sought will

be shown in the Bluetooth Manager as “BTG-7000”.

Press on this icon on the touchscreen.

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•In order to connect with the device it is necessary to

enter a 4-digit security key (PIN code). It is: „1234“.

Select “Accept” after entering the code.

•Device information about the Bluetooth GPS receiver

is shown in this window. Press “Actions” on the

lower edge of the screen and select the menu item

“Establish connection to SPP slave”. An acoustic

signal will sound once the connection has been

established. Close the device information by clicking

on OK.

•On the adjacent monitor screen you will see on your

PDA if the Bluetooth connection has been

successfully set up. The Bluetooth GPS receiver can

now be used with most commercially available

navigation programs.

4.2 Microsoft Mobile 2003

Start the Bluetooth Manager by clicking on the Blue-

tooth icon on the lower right edge of the screen and

then selecting the function “Bluetooth Manager”.

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•Click on “New” in the selection bar and then choose

menu item “Connect!”.

•Choose the option “Search for Bluetooth device”

and then click on “Next”.

•In the “Device” field, click on the item “No device

selected” in order to start the search for Bluetooth

devices within range.

•After a brief search period, the system the system

should find and recognise the Bluetooth GPS

receiver as “BTG-7000”. Click on the receiver icon to

start pairing.

•In the window that appears, the password for the

Bluetooth GPS receiver is requested. It is “1234”.

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•You are now in the Service Selection menu. Please

select the “SPP slave” service and confirm your

selection with “Next”.

•A connection with the Bluetooth GPS receiver has

now been established. Close this dialog with

“Finished”.

•Press on the BTP-7000 icon for at least 3 seconds

and then choose the item “Connect” in the menu

that appears.

•If the Bluetooth GPS receiver icon appears to be

coloured green on the screeen, then the connection

has been successfully established. The Bluetooth

GPS receiver can now be used with most

commercially available navigation programs.

5. Establishing a mobile phone connection

5.1 Example: Nokia 6600

•Go into the mobile phone’s menu and enter the

sub-menu “Connections”.

•Open the Bluetooth menu.

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•Switch on the Bluetooth function.

•Select the tab “Paired devices” and navigate to the

switch item “Options”. Select “Newly paired dev.”

(Newly paired devices) in the menu that appears.

•The search window opens. After a brief search

period the system finds and recognises the

Bluetooth GPS receiver as “BTG-7000”. Select this

device.

•Once you have selected the Bluetooth device you

will be required by the system to enter the access

password for the Bluetooth GPS receiver. It is

“1234”.

Enter this password in the field and confirm your

entry with “OK”.

•The password will be checked, the pairing is started.

•If this message appears then the Bluetooth GPS

receiver is correctly connected with the mobile

phone.

Important: Depending on the manufacturer, pairing may

be handled differently by other brands and models.

Please refer to the manufacturer’s manual for more

information.

6. Safety Instructions:

•Please pay close attention to traffic when driving,

and only make any necessary adjustments to the

GPS receiver or, respectively, your PDA/mobile

phone/notebook, once the vehicle has been parked

and shut down.

•Only use the supplied car recharge cable or the 230V

power supply unit. Using another recharge cable or

power supply unit could cause irreparable damage

to the product or cause severe personal injury.

•Keep away from any sources of moisture and avoid

dusty environments.

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