Binatone B350 Manual Do Utilizador
NAVIGATION MENU
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Volume
Tap to change the volume of the unit. Use the Left/Right arrows to change the level,
the current level will be indicated on the bar.
Tapping Default will reset the volume back to the default state.
Tapping cancel will exit without saving any of the changes you have made.
Tapping Done will save any changes and exit.
the current level will be indicated on the bar.
Tapping Default will reset the volume back to the default state.
Tapping cancel will exit without saving any of the changes you have made.
Tapping Done will save any changes and exit.
About
Displays information about the software version which you are using. Tap Close to
return to the settings menu.
Note: In order for the changes to the settings to be saved, you must exit the
navigational software correctly by pressing on the exit icon shown on the main
menu screen. (See page 16)
return to the settings menu.
Note: In order for the changes to the settings to be saved, you must exit the
navigational software correctly by pressing on the exit icon shown on the main
menu screen. (See page 16)
GPS Status
This screen can be brought up from several
different points in the software, by either
tapping
in the main menu or
from the map screen. It can also be found
as an option in the Navigation Options menu.
The screen shows you information about the
date/time, your current position in longitude
and latitude as well as your height above
sea level. Your current speed and the direction you are facing.
Along with this information you will find information about the satellites you are
receiving signals from. The green bars show signals which are locked, the orange
bars show the signals which have been found but are not locked to. Next to these
bars you will see a number this number relates to the number of the satellite for
which the signal is coming from.
Tap Close to return to the Main Menu.
Note; If you only have 3 locked satellite signals then you only have a 2D fix
and certain information will not be available. In order to navigate you need at
least 4 locked satellite signals which will give a 3D fix. This is clearly indicated
at the bottom of the screen by either the word Invalid or valid
as an option in the Navigation Options menu.
The screen shows you information about the
date/time, your current position in longitude
and latitude as well as your height above
sea level. Your current speed and the direction you are facing.
Along with this information you will find information about the satellites you are
receiving signals from. The green bars show signals which are locked, the orange
bars show the signals which have been found but are not locked to. Next to these
bars you will see a number this number relates to the number of the satellite for
which the signal is coming from.
Tap Close to return to the Main Menu.
Note; If you only have 3 locked satellite signals then you only have a 2D fix
and certain information will not be available. In order to navigate you need at
least 4 locked satellite signals which will give a 3D fix. This is clearly indicated
at the bottom of the screen by either the word Invalid or valid