Peak Performance PKC0PC Owner's Manual

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Model No.: PKC0PC

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Page 1 5.0-inch GPS Model No.: PKC0PC Owner’s Manual and Warranty Information Read these instructions completely before using this product. Retain this Owner’s Manual for future reference. © 2011 6/11...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........................ 2 GPS Safety..........................2 INTRODUCTION ..........................3 FEATURES ............................3 INSTALLATION ..........................5 OPERATION ............................ 6 Testing the System ........................6 Quick Start-Up Guide ......................6 EXPLORING THE SCREENS ......................11 Navigation ..........................11 Photo ............................. 24 Ebook ............................
Page 3: Introduction
INTRODUCTION The GPS is a navigation device that receives information from GPS satellites and then will display a map on the screen for you to follow. Simply type in your destination and it will plot the course for you. It also can find points of interests such as gas stations, restaurants, airports, local sites, businesses and many more things.
Page 4 Legend Power Button Headphone Jack Micro SD Slot Mini USB Port...
Page 5: Installation
INSTALLATION Install the mounting bracket onto the suction mounting arm by slipping it over the tabs and then sliding it to lock into place. Find a smooth mounting surface inside the vehicle for the display monitor where it can be easily seen, but not in a position where it can obstruct your vision when driving.
Page 6: Operation
OPERATION Testing the System Make sure the red light for the 12-volt DC power adapter/charger is on. Turn the power on for the display monitor. With the park brake applied, turn the vehicle ignition switch to the ON position. Shift the vehicle in reverse to power the transmitter. The reverse camera image should display on the screen.
Page 7 This message will pop up. Press “Yes” to go to the “Navi Menu” or “No” to stay at the same screen. This will take you to the “Navi Menu”. Press “Go to”. NOTE: If you press the “Exit” button, this message will pop up. Press “Yes” to exit the Navigation System, or “No”...
Page 8 10. Press on the city bar. City, State, USA 11. Press on the state in the upper right. 12. Choose a state from the list by scrolling through using the up and down arrows on the right. 13. Press the state that you want to highlight it, and then press the “Next” button. After the first use it will default back to the last state selected.
Page 9 17. You can now enter in a road by pressing on the highlighted area. A keyboard will appear. 18. After entering a road, you can enter an address by pressing on the highlighted area and using the keyboard. You can also enter a crossroad the same way. If you need to go back a screen, press the back arrow.
Page 10 21. Once the satellites are found, it will now show a map of your route. Legend Traveling Direction – Indicates direction of vehicle movement. Current Position – Displays your current position on the map. Next Road – Displays the name of the next road along your route. Volume Button –...
Page 11: Exploring The Screens
EXPLORING THE SCREENS At power up, the Peak screen will appear while loading, followed by the “Main Menu”. Navigation When entering the “Navigation” system for the first time, the “System Attention” screen will appear. Read the statement and press the “Accept” button to enter the “Navigation” system or the “Decline” button to exit the system.
Page 12 Legend Map Button Exit Button Besides the three main buttons on this screen (“Go to”, “Map Options” and “Settings”), you can also press: • The “Map” button to go to the “Navi Map” screen. • The “Exit” button to exit “Navigation” and go back to the “Main Menu”. NOTE: Before using the navigation system for the first time, you may want to adjust the settings for your personal preferences.
Page 13 The “City / Postcode” screen appears after pressing the “Address” button. The system defaults to the last city and state entered. To choose a new location: Press the yellow button containing the current state. NOTE: Many functions in the “Navigation” system can be selected in multiple ways: By pressing the desired item to highlight it, and then pressing the “Next”...
Page 14 Press the “Click here to search road.” bar to enter the name of the road in the same manner as entering the city. Select your desired road. You can also press the “On Map” button to view the location on the map. City, State, USA Press the “Click here to search house number.”...
Page 15 You can press the “On Map” button to verify the location entered, or press the “OK” button to enter the “Route Plan” screen. Press the “Go” button to start navigating or press the “Simulate” button to simulate the route you will take.
Page 16 Near Current Position Pressing the “Near Current Position” button brings up a point of interest category list consisting of 22 categories. Select your desired category. A list of results matching your category, including their address and distance from your current location, will appear, arranged from closest to farthest. From the points of interest list, you can scroll and select your desired item, click in the white “Name”...
Page 17 Recent Destinations Press the “Recent Destinations” button to display a list of destinations recently entered. Selecting the desired destination takes you to the “Route Plan” screen, with the selected location as your end point. Coordinates Press the “Coordinates” button to display the “Coordinates” screen. Here, you can enter the coordinates of your desired destination.
Page 18 Navigating Route Plan From the “Route Plan” screen, you have several options. • Press the “Add” or “Delete” button to add waypoints to or remove waypoints from your route. You can add up to two waypoints to your route. • Press the up and down arrow buttons to change the order of your route. • Press the “On Map”...
Page 19: Route Options
Legend Traveling Direction – Indicates direction of vehicle movement. Current Position – Displays your current position on the map. Next Road – Displays the name of the next road along your route. Volume Button – Press the button to change the volume of the voice navigation.
Page 20 Terminate Pressing “Terminate” will end the current navigation and take you back to the “Navi Menu”. Route Information The “Route Information” screen provides you with details about your route including starting point, destination point, distance, and all turns and roads you will take (including distance between turns). Use the small arrow buttons to scroll through waypoints, if applicable, and use the large arrow buttons to scroll through the route to your destination.
Page 21 Settings Press the “Settings” button to access the “Settings” menu. Language Pressing the “Language” button allows you to choose the language of the text in the Navigation screens and the language spoken during navigation. Press the “OK” button to confirm. Miles/Kilometres Press the “Mile”...
Page 22 Day/Night Mode This screen allows you to choose between automatic and manual setting of “Day/Night” mode. The map will have different color schemes in these two modes. Night With “Manually” highlighted, you can switch between “Night” and “Day” modes by pressing the arrow buttons.
Page 23 GPS Status This button allows you to view information about the unit, including whether the unit is active (fixed position) or inactive (no fixed position), the date/time, vehicle speed, altitude, HDOP, the number and position of satellites the unit detects, and the current latitude and longitude. You can also access this screen by pressing the “GPS”...
Page 24: Photo
Photo The “Photo” function allows you to view photos (JPG and BMP format) from an SD card. Insert your memory card into the SD card slot. From the “Main Menu”, press the “Photo” button. The available photos or folders will appear as buttons. Double-tap the button you want to open.
Page 25: Ebook
Ebook From the “Main Menu”, the “Ebook” function allows you to view and read text files (TXT format) from an SD card. Insert your memory card into the SD card slot. From the “Main Menu”, press the “Ebook” button. The available documents or folders will appear as buttons. Double-tap the button you want to open.
Page 26: System
System The “System” function allows you to adjust system information. Volume Press the Plus (+) and Minus (-) buttons to adjust the speaker volume. Check the “Enable sounds for taps” button for sound when pressing the screen or leave it unchecked for silence. Speaker Power The “Power”...
Page 27 Date and Time Date Time Time Zone Date Press the “Date” button or the bar containing the date to access the “Date” screen. From the “Date” screen, use the left and right arrows to adjust the year, month and day. Year Month Time...
Page 28 Language Press the left and right arrow buttons to select the language of the text that will display in the “Ebook”, “Photo” and “System” screens. The “Navigation” text and language is controlled separately. Text Sys Info. The “System Info” screen shows software and other information about the unit. From this screen, press the “USB”...
Page 29: Care And Maintenance
Calibration This screen allows you to recalibrate the touch screen. With the stylus, firmly tap the center of the crosslines. The crosslines will move around the screen; continue pressing the center of the crosslines. The screen will close automatically when the touch screen is calibrated.
Page 30: Troubleshooting
LIMITED WARRANTY Manufacturer warrants to the original consumer, or purchaser, that the PEAK® PKC0PC 5.0-inch GPS will be free from defects in material and workmanship for ninety (90) days from the date of sale to the original purchaser. Manufacturer hereby excludes and disclaims any and all other warranties, expressed or implied, beyond those warranties specified above.