Sniper Automotive Truck Nav Hardware User's Manual

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Page 2 Truck Nav User Manual Please read this user manual carefully so you are familiar with the operation of your navigation system. ● Specifications 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.
Page 3 Chapter One 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, photo viewing etc.  High performance, low-power consumption 800MHz Arm Cortex A7 Processor ...
Page 4 Chapter Two Features and specifications 2.1 Main features  Operating system: Microsoft Windows CE 6.0  5”/7” TFT LCD display with resolution of 800*480 pixels  Hi-Fi stereo earphone socket and built-in Hi-Fi speaker, volume adjustable  Touch-screen operation  Built-in highly sensitive GPS antenna ...
Page 5 Microsoft Windows CE 6.0 Operating System Navigation Micro SD card Software Video Player ASF,AVI,WMV,3GP,MP4,FLV； MP3 and WMA Audio Player Photo viewer JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG [FM Transmitter] [Screen adjustment] [Default System setting set] [Volume] [Power] [Backlight] [Time and Date] [Language] [Sys Info] Operating Temperature 0C to 60C Temperature Storage Temperature -20C to 60C...
Page 6 3.1.1 Power supply There are three ways of supplying power: battery, charger, USB cable. The Truck Nav 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.
Page 7 If the system is not working you can reset the system in the following way: Use the stylus (7” Truck Nav only), pen or bent paperclip to press the reset button that is recessed in a small hole on the rear of the unit.
Page 8 【Note】When use the bracket, please take care of the position. Please don’t fix the Truck Nav 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.
Page 9 Please pull out the MINI USB cable after you finished your operation, the GPS navigator will return to the pre-operation interface. 【Remark】Other functions of the Truck Nav 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.
Page 10 Chapter Four Primary functions 4.1 The main interface and the functions 4.1.1. Main menu： Click the top left corner of the interface to shows the desktop and the date, see Figure4-2...
Page 11 Double-click the date icon to enter the date setting interface，see Figure 4-3 Click the top left corner of the interface change the desktop background，see Figure 4-4...
Page 12 Click the button 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 to view the desktop and calendar 4.1.2 Function introduction Navigation Start the navigation software This device can answer and make phone after connecting with a...
Page 13 Audio playing formats supported: WMA, MP3. Audio player Supports random playing, sequential playing, repeat playing, pause, previous/next, volume Brightness, Volume, Languages, Power, Time, System, Restore Setting 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.
Page 14 4.3 Video operation Interface This chapter introduced how to use the video player. 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：...
Page 15 Close Single click to close current file. Last Show last page next Show next page Video folder Video folder name name Video Show video name name Choose the video to enter the playing interface as 4-7...
Page 16 Close Click to close the video list; It shows stop playing. Single click will Play continue to play. Next Play next video. Single click and shift to video file list, and File list then choose your favorite video. Single click volume. It shows volume is decreased when it shift toward left.
Page 17 4.4.1 Functions and features The audio player supports MP3 and WAV 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...
Page 18 Function instruction Close Close current file Last Show last page next Show next page； Song Show song name name Choose the song to enter the playing interface as 4-10 4-10...
Page 19 Previous Play the previous song； song To play and pause, single click to pause, click Play/pause again to play continuously; Stop Single click to stop playing； Next song Play the next song； Adjust volume. It shows volume is decreased Volume when it shift toward left.
Page 20 4.5.1 Function features: 1．Supports JPG、BMP 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 click the button to open the photo list as picture 4-11 4-11 4-12...
Page 21 Close Click to close the photo list; Last page Show the last page Next page Show the next page File Single click to enter the photo file； Choose the picture to enter play interface as 4-12 4-13 Close Click to close the viewer Shrink Shrink current picture in proportion Enlarge...
Page 22 Photo name and Show the photo name and format format 4.6 Volume adjust Single click into the vlume adjust interface as shown4-24： “Volume adjustment” includes: 1. Speaker volume adjustment 2. “Screen click tone” setting。 4-24 Close Exit “volume setting” interface; Single click to decrease the volume gradually;...
Page 23 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 to set the on/off key tone,with tone loud,soft,and off the three states;...
Page 24 Brightne Click to decrease backlight gradually to the lowest level; decrease Brightne Click to increase backlight gradually to the highest level increase Present Brightne Red blank shows the present brightness Single click and it will shift left, and it will Shift left show last column.
Page 25 4-26 1. Single click button to set time and date. 2. Single to choose time area。 Click to exit current interface after setting，and then it will show in 4-44. Choose to exit current interface. 4-27...
Page 26 4.9 Screen Calibration Click the to enter the screen calibration as 4-28。 4-28 Click it will then show the screen below, 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.
Page 27 The FM Transmitter will transmit the audio to a radio device. Take 86.7 MHz frequency for example, both the Truck Nav transmitting frequency and the received frequency of the radio should be 86.7MHZ, then all the sounds will be heard through the radio。...
Page 28 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： 4-33...
Page 29 4.13 Default set Single click to reset to the default settings as shown in 4-34： 4-34 Single click to restore the default settings，single click to keep the current settings。 4.14 GPS Information Click the button to enter the GPS information interface as in 4-35；...
Page 30 4-35 4.15 Bluetooth setting and Instructions: This chapter introduces how to use this navigator's Bluetooth to connect with cell phone for call making and answering。 Operation method： 4.15.1 Single click the button in main menu to open the Bluetooth interface as the following picture；图...
Page 31 Message Download SMS of paired phone File manager Download files of paired phone Cell phone searching, profile management, Bluetooth setting Bluetooth switched on and disconnect 4.15.2 Single click the button and open Bluetooth setting as the following picture: 4-37 Close Single click to close current interface Searching Search for Bluetooth devices...
Page 32 Bluetooth Bluetooth on/off on/off Connect/ Connect/Disconnect Bluetooth Disconnect 4.15.3 Single click botton you will get the following two pictures: the one is in searching and the next one is the searching result. 4-38...
Page 33 4-39 Single click the device you want to connect and click to pair as the following pictures: 4-40 4-41 After successful pairing and connecting, it will show the following picture:...
Page 34 4-42 Close Single click to close current interface Phone book Display contact list of paired cell phone Call history Display call history Dial pad Dial phone number Message Download SMS of paired phone File Download files of paired phone manager Cell phone searching, profile management, Bluetooth Setting switched on and disconnect...
Page 35 4.15.4 Click the button to open the phone book interface as 4-43 4-43 Single click and enter phone book as 4-44 4-44 4.15.5 Single click the button to open call history as 4-45...
Page 36 4-45 4.15.6 Single click the button to open dial pad as 4-46 4-46 Close Single click to close the current interface Number Display current number input display...
Page 37 It made up of 10 numbers from 0 to 9 and “*”“#”. Backspace Single click will delete the last number “+” input“+” Phone Single click to select phone number from book phone book Phone Single click to select phone number from record call history Dial phone...
Page 38 Number Show the number you’re dialing display Calling Show current call state Including extension, sound shift, call shift, Dial conference call and so on. Mute Mute the microphone while keeping the call Volume - Single click to decrease the volume gradually; Volume + Single click to increase the volume gradually;...
Page 39 Number Show the incoming call number display Answer Single click to answer the call call Mute Mute the microphone while keeping the call Single click decrease volume Volume - gradually; Volume + Single click to increase the volume gradually; Reject Single click to reject the call 4.15.9 Single click and it will display connected.
Page 40 4-50 Dial extension number Single click to shift the voice to cell phone Not available currently Not available currently 4.15.11 Single message button to download SMS of paired phone as 451...
Page 41 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...
Page 42 4-53 Chapter Five Simple Troubleshooting and maintenance IF your Truck Nav is not working normally, please check it as follows. If you cannot solve the problem, please contact your dealer. Reason Reason Solution Can not turn on the Lack of power...
Page 43 Maintenance of the Truck Nav The Sniper Truck Nav will be a reliable navigation and entertainment companion if looked after. Please follow the instructions below to ensure your Truck Nav runs smoothly for a long time. Protect the screen: Don’t press the screen with strength or you will damage it. To clean the screen spray a little glass cleaner on a soft cloth, don’t spray on the screen...