User manual HARMAN KARDON GPS-500 WE

[. . . ] Any alteration of this device may cause serious injury and shall void the warranty. Temperatures below -10°C and above +55°C should be avoided to prevent damage the unit. The geographic information provided by this device serves as a navigational aid only and does not include information pertaining to construction, road closures, speed restrictions, road or traffic conditions, or other circumstances relevant to public safety. [. . . ] Software decoder to play media files with Windows Media Player. SD card (FAT32 format) with sufficient free space to hold media files to sync. Prepare PC for Sync When plugging the cable in for the first time, you will see the following screen or similar: Prepare GPS-500 for Sync · Insert the SD card into the GPS-500's Disconnect the USB cable from the GPS-500. Use supplied USB cable to connect the GPS-500 to a PC USB hub. Select the files you wish to sync from the sync list. If necessary, Windows Media Player will automatically transcode audio or video files to the format supported by the GPS-500. In order to do this, the decoder required for the media format must be installed on the PC ­ this can be tested by playing the media file using Windows Media Player. If it does not play, the decoder must be installed first. Once you've selected files to sync, press the "Start Sync" button. Once the sync is finished, the video is on the SD card, the media file is on the SD card. Unplug the USB connection to play the media files on the GPS-500 from the "Music" or "Video" menu. The colour coded menu screen gives you direct access to the main functionalities of the GPS-500. You can easily get back to the main menu by pushing the "Source" button on the bottom right corner of every screen. Choosing "Music" from the source menu brings up the "Artists" screen. You can navigate music by Artist, Album, Genre, Playlist or Song, using the appropriate button. Please note that correct ID3 tag information is required for other than Song based browsing. [. . . ] Unit does not have songs/movies Screen is too bright or too dim Volume is too low for navigation prompts Adjust volume using rotary wheel on the right side. Suction cup mount is loose Make sure it is securely "clicked" into place on both the bottom and back. Unit is unresponsive, won't power off Using a paper clip, press the reset button on the right side of the bottom panel. [. . . ]