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Traffic Assist Pro – Basic unit
The basic unit consists of a complete
electronic unit, a folding antenna for
receiving GPS signals, a touch screen
for
communication,
an
speaker
for
broadcasting
announcements during navigation and
for MP3 files, a microphone for
recording voice commands and various
connections and interfaces.
Further information on the unit can be
found in "Technical Data" on page 83.
Adapter-Power Supply
This cable allows the unit to be connec-
ted up to the car's cigarette lighter.
The power supply must satisfy the follo-
wing requirements:
• DC current 12-36 volts
1.5 amps
Battery
When the replaceable battery is flat, it
can be recharged by connecting the
Traffic Assist Pro to the power supply.
integrated
Use the car adapter to connect the unit to
an on-board power socket in the vehicle,
the mains charger to connect to the
mains power supply (100-240V) or the
USB cable to connect to a PC.
SD memory card
A SD memory card serves as a storage
medium for road maps, music tracks and
images.
The card supplied with the unit has a
capacity of 2 GB and space for a set of
road maps and a limited number of MP3
files and/or images. The number of
music/image files that can be stored on
the card depends on the size of the files.
Alternatively, you can connect a USB
memory stick to the USB port to play
MP3 files or display images.
Note:
Using USB memory sticks to play MP3
files
or
display
images
significantly decrease the capacity of
the battery.
Note:
Using USB memory sticks (for MP3s)
may interfere with the GPS signal.
When removed from the unit, store the
SD memory card in the packaging
provided in a dry location away from
direct sunlight. Avoid touching the
contact strip and keep clean at all times.
• Further information on the SD me-
mory card can be found in See "SD
Card" on page 78.
USB connection cable
You can connect the unit to a standard
personal computer with a USB interface
using a USB connecting cable. You can
also charge the Traffic Assist Pro using
the USB cable.
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