Introduction; About This Quick Start Guide; Hardware Features - Socket Bluetooth GPS Nav Kit Quick Start Manual

INTRODUCTION

If you're constantly on the road but hate to hassle with paper maps, let the
Socket Bluetooth GPS Nav Kit steer you in the right direction. It's the ideal
solution for in-car navigation with a Pocket PC.
The in-car navigation software features human voice prompts, including
detailed turn-by-turn directions. The software automatically re-calculates
your journey in case you veer off course. It's a great solution for door-to-
door routing or just visiting unfamiliar territory.
All you need is a Bluetooth-enabled Pocket
PC 2000 or Pocket PC 2002. The included
Bluetooth GPS Receiver allows you to take
advantage of your Pocket PC's Bluetooth
capability to wirelessly add GPS positioning
technology. If your Pocket PC does not have
Bluetooth functionality, it's easy to add with
Socket's Bluetooth Connection Kit
(CompactFlash or SDIO card with user-
friendly software).
Socket highly recommends that all users register their product. Registered
users receive priority for technical support and may qualify for for upgrades
on map data. You can register online at:
For software updates, please visit:

About This Quick Start Guide

This Quick Start Guide provides the most basic instructions for installing
and using the Bluetooth GPS Nav Kit to navigate to a destination with
known address. The MyNavigator software includes many options that are
not covered in this Quick Start Guide. For complete instructions, please
refer to the User's Guide on the installation CD.

Hardware Features

External Antenna Port
If you have an external antenna with a male
MCX connector, you can use it instead of the
Bluetooth GPS Receiver's internal antenna.
Simply plug your external antenna into the
antenna port. External antennae are available
separately from Socket at
www.socketcom.com/shop/default.asp.
www.socketcom.com/prodreg/
www.socketcom.com/product/gps.asp
External
antenna
port
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