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1. Do not expose the device to moisture and water extreme temperatures or heavy shocks Personal Responsibility The telematic unit has been designed as a mere navigation aid Routing suggestions issued by the system do not release drivers from their duty to take care nor from their personal responsibility In all cases drivers must obey existing traffic rules and the current traffic situation must be given priority 3 Scope of Delivery The components contained in the scope of the delivery are listed on a supplementary sheet Please check that all the components listed on the sheet are actually contained in the package Note gt The telematic unit is sold in different versions with dif ferent components The operating instructions apply to all respective versions 4 Installation of the telematic module 4 Description of the telematic unit On Off key Reset key SIM cards slot Touch screen Day Night sensor Audio Output SD cards slot USB port Contact bar 5 Position and Mounting Step 1 Start by assembling the monitor on the holder of the base plate and holding it in different positions in your car and choose the most conve nient position for the system The telematic module is operated using a touch screen For this reason it should be positioned so that the driver is able to reach it easily with their hand Pay particular attention to the lengths of the cables espe
2. OILS BERTI ELGOI g Save changes x Languages SNL Aims English metric Select x reike Taps Time and date Language 102 1 J002 He D KED 7a i Update Bluetooth Setup Map Time and date N Ips Tate TET G 199102 1 gt gt s Update Bluetooth aana a 36 Navigation Menu Items System Using the Keyboard sub item you can set the arrangement of the keyboard layout within the system If you select the auto matic setting then the keyboard layout will be set according to the menu language that you have chosen The additional op tions can be derived from the first six letters in the uppermost row of letters on the keyboard which are read from left to right If you activate the Demo mode you can show your friends for example a route navigation Here you will also have to enter a starting point in addition to a destination Update Under submenu Update you can see the operating system files you have saved on your SD card in addition to the existing maps Here you can select an update to update your system There are no operating system files on the SD card as deliver ed Bluetooth In this menu item you have the following submenu items Options You are able to switch the Bluetooth function on or Off Info You are able to read the Bluetooth address and to chan ge the Bluetooth name of the telematic unit Link quality Shows you with bars the quality of th
3. This may result in parts of the voice output for the navigation missing at the start To avoid this effect you are able to enter a maximum delay of up to two seconds The navigation system then starts the output of the voice prompts after this time has elapsed Please note that during the duration of this delay you may have covered some distance in your vehicle meaning that on certain occasions the acoustic signals are no longer stated at exactly the right time Map Please refer to the Nagivation Menu chapter Time and Date When sufficient GPS signals are received the present time will be displayed in the upper display area in the submenu Time and date Select the Time zone applicable to your position in the sub item Time Zone For Germany choose 1 Furthermore you can switch between Summer time daylight saving and winter time Correct entries here are the basis for a correct arrival time of the route calculation In sub item Time format you can choose between a 12h and a 24h display Via the settings for the next two sub items Date format and Date separator you can decide how the date is displayed You can choose from several options Language Under submenu Language you can set the language for menu navigation and voice prompts You can choose from German Danish English French Greek Italian Dutch Polish Slovak Spanish Czech Russian 35 02 Apr 09 12 40 43 Time zone Summer time Time format DELCA
4. be secured with a fuse in the way described below Please cut through the red the black and the blue cable by means of a wire cutter or scissors Now insert the two endings of the red cable resulting from the cut into one of the binders then close it If you hear two clicking noises the clamp has snapped into place properly Now insert one of the fuses and then repeat the procedure with the other cables 11 8 Inserting the SD card When placing the SD card make sure that the side with the truncated edge A is facing upwards and that this side is firstly inserted into the SD cards slot When placing the SD card make sure that the side with the truncated edge A is facing upwards and left and that this side is firstly inserted into the SD cards slot If the SD card fits flush with the casing and you hear it softly click into place then the SD card is correctly in serted In order to remove the SD card from the SD card slot press lightly on the SD card This unlocks the catch and the card is ejected far enough for it to be easily removed from the SD cards slot Important gt The memory card supplied with the telematic unit is a new type of SD HC memory card Please note that this storage medium cannot be used by all SD card reading devices This is why it is important to check before purchasing and or before using SD HC memory cards as to whether your SD card reader supports this format gt If the message Please insert the
5. cially in commercial vehicles Please remember that the cable will be installed invisibly which means additional length may be necessary When you have found the suitable position for the monitor in the vehi cle you can now attach fix the mounting block in place as is appro priate In the mean time detach the telematic unit from the holder again Important gt When placing the monitor make sure it doesn t obstruct your sight while driving Please also make sure you install the system well outside all passenger impact areas in the passenger compartment and also outside the expansion areas of any airbags in your car Install it in place where you can easily detach it from the holder gt The telematic unit is equipped with an integrated GPS an tenna However please note that heat insulation glass with vapour deposited metal layer blocks signals from outside to inside and vice versa Please check if the system receives GPS signals inside your car before mounting attaching the base plate Activate the telematic unit inside your car If after 5 minutes the name of the street and city of your current position are not displayed on the screen saver this means the GPS signal received inside the car is not strong enough Installation of the telematic module Step 2 The three screws provided A are to be used to fix the mounting plate in place In order to be able to attach the screws the holder B can be moved to the
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7. the final customer notice that a the seal was already broken or removed prior to the receipt of the data carrier s or b the delivery is not complete due to missing data carriers this has to be settled with your dealer while mentioning the right to an undamaged and complete de livery of goods The final customer shall have no right to modify the maps partly or completely to combine them with other software to analyse imitate or deduce them The final customer shall explicitly not be entitled to download the maps from the data carrier or to save the maps on other data carriers or media The only exception in this connection shall be the management of the maps by an application of BURY GmbH amp Co KG Whichever dealer or final customer is selling or reselling the data carrier must ensure that the Stipulations of this license agreement are known to the receiving party Unauthorised public presenta tions and radio transmissions as well as leasing or lending of the maps shall not be allowed When the maps are used with a navigation system of BURY GmbH amp Co KG exterior factors position of satellites landscape conditions tunnels weather and or wrong data e g due to current changes can lead to errors in the route calculation For the above mentioned reasons BURY GmbH amp Co KG cannot guarantee a 100 error free functioning of the maps in connection with a navigation system of the company BURY GmbH amp Co KG War
8. the option of zooming in or out a section of the map by using the plus and minus symbol The areas and or symbols for confirming or selecting are clearly sepa rated In the example shown below if you press down on area an option menu appears see chapter Displaying the Route Guidance If you operate the telematic module via the touch screen it will become dirty over time and both the readability of the information on the dis play and its input functionality will deteriorate Therefore please be sure to clean the display as necessary using a damp lint free cloth Please do not use any detergent 15 14 Menu structure To facilitate the use of the menu navigation we will first intro AMCGC TE duce the menu structure In the following chapters we will ex plain the individual menu options more in detail B Messages A Tasks iS s Active Task a List Messages E Send template message Send text message Messages BE List E Options if list contains an entry ap sas a Ws Delete WA Delete read messages Main men ait menu Logbook EEIE X Commute to work Business trip te Private trip Tour type Private trip ve n XS Trip to primary residence w amp Change driver ID Commute Business s Send refuel report 3S c Trip to pri Change driver ID Send mary residence refuel report J Route Main menu amp New destination enter a destination B i Gi Messages Logbook Co
9. the telematic unit In addition it is possible that you must delete all devices connected to your mobile phone first in order to enable a correct identification of the telematic unit and the establishment of a connection If you have queries regarding the menu navigation functions and operation of your mobile phone please refer to the operating guidelines of your mobile phone Depending on the manufacturer and type this can differ considerably between phones Please note gt If the rechargeable battery of the mobile phone is low it is sometimes not possible to establish a Bluetooth connection The HFCK has a memory for the storage of the identification of up to 10 mobile phones In case an eleventh mobile phone is connected the oldest entry in the memory will be cancelled 41 The name of the connected mobile phone is displayed and data from the phone book SIM card and from the address book telephone directory are then transmitted to the HFCK Depending on the number of data stored this could take some seconds If the synchronisation of the phone book is in terrupted by an incoming call it may occur that not all entries have been transmitted In this case the phone book should be synchronised manually 29 Description of the menu items To enter the Bluetooth Manager menu click on the options symbol below left Here you are able to check which mobile telephones the hands free car kit recognises or which are currently con
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11. turn yellow The dot remains on yellow as long as no connection has been made with the fleet server The vehicle can be managed using the fleet server in this in stance the BURY Fleet Manager If a connection has been made the dot will light up in green During an active route guidance additional symbols for new orders and new messages can appear on the left hand side of the map display New task or New message here you are able to read your latest messages or orders If you have received several messa ges then the latest one you received will be the first on the list If you have received several tasks then you will find the latest task at the end of the list You will here a signal tone 22 The Navigation Menu If you press OK key during active route navigation another menu will be displayed the Navigation menu You can choose from the following options The first menu item TMC complies with the menu item of the main menu The received traffic messages are listed there in tabular form Please note gt This function will only be available to you if your telematic module is able to receive TMC data In the menu item Nearest POI you can choose from a variety of entered addresses which are divided into categories for your current position The POIs in your proximity beginning with the closest are listed in a table If during the journey you arrive at a place where you are temporarily unable to pass i
12. via the BURY Fleet Manager Webportal On switching the system on a trip type is automatically activated for your logbook This standard trip type e g business trip can also be defined in the web portal In the logbook menu item you are able to select a different trip type at any time With the subsequent use of the system you will be automatically requested to select a new trip type or to continue the previous trip This is to be chosen depending on the situation at hand e g a new order or a change of drivers 12 Switching the system off Since the telematic unit is connected to the ignition it responds accordingly when the vehicle stops and the engine is switched off A message will then appear on the display which will state that the tour has finished and the system switches itself off If a business trip was active in the logbook function you will be requested to enter a purpose for the trip prior to switching the system off Enter this via the keyboard and confirm your text via OK The purpose for the trip will then be sent Please note gt The entry prompt for the trip purpose can be switched on or off by the controller via the BURY Fleet Manager Webportal 14 First Steps 13 Operating and cleaning the display On the display the points on which you can make entries are clearly visible At the shaded areas you have the option of scrolling up or down and to the left or right With the map display you also have
13. 2 J Addres New destination ng Last destinations United Kingdom Country Postal code Town _ Nearest POI Country e Slovenia Sweden Switzerland SI United Kingdom Tondon OK Start route 24 United Kingdom m amp Country Postal code Town l Map Nearest POI Airport London Heathrow Airport E Kingdom Hounslow By TW6 1AA lt f Camborne Road il Start route Tour Calculating route Please observe RTR Navigation Menu Items Example of the setting of the destination by entering the place name b Now you can enter the town by entering individual letters In the display you will see suggestions for the town as you enter more letters Press down on the name of the town in order to select it A chart with the remaining possible city names will come up in the display In the upper right hand corner you will see a figure indicating the number of possible cities If there are two or more cities with the same name within one federal state a submenu will appear where you have to specify the region where your city of destination is located c Next you can select the menu item Street set a particular point using the map again or enter a POI If you don t enter a Street or POI just choose OK The navigation system will then guide you to the City Center d You can enter a street number for your destination depen ding on the maps available If you
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17. Navigation data ap pears on the display although the correct memory card with operational maps is inserted then please restart the system Press the reset key The operating system software will be completely reloaded and the message disappears gt It is only possible to carry out a restart if the monitor is positioned in the holder and the power supply has been initialised 12 Installation of the telematic module 9 Fitting the SIM card The SIM Card is fitted on the left hand side of the telematic unit The SIM card is correctly positioned if you hear it snap quietly into place Otherwise the SIM card is rejected Subsequent to this it is then possible to fit a protective cap This prevents the SIM card from being taken out of its slot Otherwise the protective cap will have to be purposively damaged after which it can no longer be used Replacement caps are supplied with the device Please note gt In order to guarantee the flawless operation of the system you cannot remove the SIM card during initialisation 10 Loading the battery The telematic unit has an integrated battery which when loaded keeps the system activated for ap prox 30 minutes The telematic unit is not designed to function using its battery only without external power supply for a long period of time Important gt Please avoid charging the battery inside the vehicle under direct sunlight or with high internal temperatures which can be rap
18. Socratec Telematic GmbH gt A socratec Satellite Telematic Solutions Fleetview XANMB System Manual We reserve all rights in this document and in the information contained therein Reproduction use or disclosure to third parties without express authority is forbidden 2010 Socratec Telematic GmbH Guido Hollenstein MA 10 002 SystemManual XMB db odt Page 1 52 BF 1150 Index Introduction 1 General Remarks 2 Security Guidelines 3 Scope of Delivery Installation of the telematic module 4 Description of the telematic unit 5 Position and Mounting 6 Connecting the Terminal box 7 Installation instructions for the fuses 8 Inserting the SD card 9 Fitting the SIM card 10 Loading the battery First Steps 11 The first time you switch the system on 12 Switching the system off 13 Operating and cleaning the display 14 Menu structure Telematic Menu Items 15 Tasks 16 Messages 17 Logbook Navigation Menu Items 18 Route Calculation 19 Route Calculation with TMC 20 Display of Route Navigation 21 Additional Symbols in the Display 22 The Navigation Menu 23 Menu item Route 24 Menu item Setup 25 Menu item Map 26 Menu item TMC Extras GPS Info Info Hands Free Set Menu Items 27 The Bluetooth hands free car kit 28 Establishing a Bluetooth connection 29 Description of the menu items 30 Disconnect a Bluetooth connection Further information 31 Service 32 Approvals and declaratio
19. a stopover destination the list is emp ty and the message lt No Entries gt appears Later entries which are recorded here are kept even once you have left the menu By pressing the shift key you can now make a new entry You can install this completely as a New Entry Furthermore there is the option to call up data From the Address Book using the Current position or From last destinations menu item In this way you can install a list comprising several individual destinations If you initiate a route guidance then the first entry in the list will be accepted as the first stage When a stopover destination is reached you will be informed accordingly The navigation system then suggests the next stopover destination for calculation If you want to change the order of destinations without having to re enter everything the only option is to cancel the current route navigation and select another entry which is further down in the stopover de stinations Last Destinations Once the route has been calculated the destination address is automatically saved in the Last Destinations memory Up to ten entries can be saved in this folder Once the memory is full the respective oldest entry will be deleted when saving a new destination If you want to drive to one of the saved destinations again just select them from the list To delete an entry manually select an entry and go to the submenu Options via the shift key There select Delete
20. ally adapted on the basis of the brightness measured on the sensor If you choose the item Maneuver list you can see how many meters you have to travel on a certain road section to reach your destination Likewise changes in direction are displayed Road sections you have already travelled are not displayed In the menu item Graphics options you can determine how the representation Zoom should be changed during route navigation with the map view You can choose from three op tions manual intersections and automatic a If you choose manual you can zoom in and out on a parti cular section of the map by using the plus and minus icons The display will then remain on your selected setting b If you choose automatic the map section will zoom in when approaching an intersection where you have to turn or when approaching a special destination After having passed this point the section zooms back to standard setting If you have previously changed the scale via the minus symbol the map section will always return to the standard setting c With the setting intersections the map section around your car is zoomed in when approaching an intersection where you have to turn After you have passed this position the dis play will zoom back to the value which you previously set Spe cial destinations are zoomed in The sub item Time info enables you to see the travelling time or the arrival time during active route navigation If you
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22. can enter a new route with the menu item Map you can also set a new target position during the active route guidance Simply tap on the Touchscreen in order to mark a new destination The O symbol then appears at that point Three new symbols will appear on the left hand side If you touched the Touchscreen by accident then you can cancel your input using the L icon With the M icon you can change the view of the map If you want to calculate a new route to the highlighted position then please press the N icon and then Start position End position press show route in the menu that appears next In the Demo mode you can set a start and end point for the route calculation and take a virtual tour of the route without having to move your vehicle To do this select a highlighted destination position as the starting position and a further entry position 21 Additional Symbols in the Display You are shown the charging status of the battery at the upper right hand side of the display When fully charged the battery symbol is full if not it is empty If the battery capacity is nea ring empty the symbol flashes increasingly quickly and you will receive a corresponding message on the display Main menu To the right of it you will see a red or a yellow dot This de monstrates whether the telematic unit receiving GPD data If it B00 ISR lt 4 y S j i AA Bodjie Riad 4 is then the red dot will
23. ce info A Versions info i Licence info il Telematic info b GPS Info Longitude and latitude Number of satellites Current speed Height above sea level Signal quality 19 Languages 5 SNL Aim English metric Select x Bluetooth A Link quality EN LN O Options Info z rs x Service info Version info I Telematic info GPS Info 21 28 23 E 50 18 20 N S 9 11 0 9 V 1 km h H 190 m ol Signal quality st 20 Navigation Meni amna B Tasks Cancel route ae Guidance mode Nearest POI S we ir a Day Night Navigation menu vf Guidance mode Nearest POI ir Day Night PN a GPS Info First Steps On basis of active route guidance N Navigation menu ia Tasks aa Messages Logbook cancel route Phone Setup Fy Detour Guidance mode Day Night Y Nearest POI TMC only available with TMC reception Extras Y Maneuver list i Info b GPS info Save current position Telematic Menu Items 15 Tasks Select the menu item Tasks in the main menu and then the submenu item of Active Task or List if you want to access all of the tasks and messages you have received Next select the corresponding position which you would like to view in more detail 16 Messages Select the menu item Messages in the main menu followed by the submenu item of Send text message if you want to send a straight
24. choose between a Business trip and a Private trip You can also activate the Commute to work select a trip to your primary residence the Change driver ID or a Send refuel report The tour type symbol and the description of the active tour type are provided without colour If you change the tour type a status message will appear on the display Please select Commute to work if you are driving to the place of work and you are then going to start a service trip from there This can assist you later in the listing of the privately driven kilometres to the place of work and the proportional reimbursement of these costs by the financial authorities ap plies to Germany only other countries may have other regula tions If you stop to refuel then in your Send refuel report you are able to enter and send the amount of fuel in litres the cost of refuelling in differing currencies the mileage of your vehicle the refuelling date and the refuelling time Set refuelling date t 4 4 O 2 Apr 2009 ZR Navigation Menu Items 18 Route Calculation a Select menu item Route then select submenu item New Destination In this level you can select a destination via the Country menu item if this is located outside Germany standard setting You will be displayed the currently active travel area in the info line above the globe If you have correctly selected the travel area in the Postal Code menu item you can then enter th
25. choose yes in the sub item POI a number of recorded data of the maps such as gas stations and multi story car parks will be displayed in the map representation via a corre sponding icon In the sub item POI categories you chose the data to be dis played Using select in the display you reach the category selection and their POIs which you can then select separately If one category is fully selected the arrow symbol on the right hand side is completely filled in Otherwise this graphic only appears half complete Note gt The number of available categories can vary de pending on the town and country in which you are staying Using the next sub item you can set how many road street names none at all a few or a lot should be shown on the map display If you activate the compass sub item then a circular compass appears in the lower left hand corner of the 2D and 3D map display which always points north This means you are also able to orientate your trip around the points on the compass Nearest POI Airport Auto Bank Building fi Company Auto 3 Car dealer Car repair facility Renta car l aki 32 Select destination 2 New Address destination book w mg 8 od Last destinations EN Navigation Menu Items 23 Menu item Route Under menu item Route you can find various sub items e g the sub item New destination which has been explained in a previous chapte
26. cline in the respective direction The further to the right or left the arrow inclines the sharper the curve you are about to enter C Indicates the remaining distance and time to destination arrival time It is possible to change the view by clicking on this area D Indicates the distance to the next change of direction E You will enter the navigation menu where you are able to e g cancel the route guidance F The current order if started or the list of orders is displa yed here In addition to the map view mode there is also the arrow dis play mode and the full screen view of the 2D or 3D presentati on The information displayed is similar to the information de scribed under A to F In addition you ll find information on G The loudspeaker symbol shows you the volume level at which the suggested directions will be read out The loudspea ker will be crossed through when the audio output has been switched off H Using the arrow display mode you can directly change the map view without opening the navigation menu 27 Guidance mode Map fullscreen o ae E st i Map Arrows 350 m 14 560 A 300m A3204 Kennington Lane Oo 1 2 im 14 4 km 13 48 a bn a at Menu 28 Navigation Menu Items L M J This symbol only appears in the roadmap view full screen mode With this function you can enter the navigation menu Similar to the way in which you
27. d your destination unless the content of the message changes You will be infor med if for example an accident has been cleared or the queue length of a traffic jam has changed c The TMC messages are displayed using internationally reco gnized icons for hazard warning 25 Route Frontier crossings Time info Car type Truck parameters TMC dynamic v Save changes x 26 Destination reached Navigation Menu Items d In the upper part the TMC message indicates the direction and provides detailed information about junctions road sec tions districts between which the respective traffic event is situated In case of a traffic jam the queue length will also be displayed e If you want to see the impact of this TMC message on your travel time press OK f You will then be informed about the distance to this event If you select Detour a new route will be calculated which avoids this event g If you press ESC you can cancel route navigation Press OK to confirm the security prompt h When you reach your destination this will be indicated in the display Note gt A new calculated route and the required time may be longer than previously calculated 20 Display of Route Navigation A The Map View displays the street you are currently in and the streets you will travel on next B Indicates intersections and change of direction with the help of an arrow Before curves the arrow will in
28. don t know the street number but a crossing road just enter the road crossing e Next a summary is displayed Please check the items entered and or selected then press OK The navigation system will now start the route calculation If you want to correct your de stination please click on the arrow key below right You then go one step back When the route calculation is completed you will get your first directions visually and via voice prompts Note gt The system can only perform a route calculation if GPS data are available unless you are in demo mode For a route calculation the telematic unit requires GPS data from a least three satellites gt Please do not remove the memory card from the SD card slot during an active route guidance This can lead to the cancellation of the route evaluation and may also damage the previously saved navigati on data on the memory card 19 Route Calculation with TMC Please note gt This function will only be available to you if your telematic unit is able to receive TMC data a With TMC you can include the current traffic news into the route calculation and thus avoid traffic jams Set the submenu item TMC to dynamic in the Setup Route options Incoming traffic jam messages will be now displayed if they comply with a waypoint of your route within a radius of 200 kilometres b By pressing Cancel you can ignore a TMC message It will not be displayed again until you have reache
29. e con nection between the telematic unit and the mobile telephone The lesser the distance between these devices is the better the connection normally is 25 Menu item Map If you have not calculated a route but still want to follow your path using the Map then this menu item will be of interest to you Here you see the usual road map view but without the acoustic or visual directional information By pressing on the menu symbol you reach a submenu Here you will find the sub items Graphics options Save current position and Day Night You will find the explanations for these items in the previous chapters 26 Menu item TMC Extras GPS Info Info TMC If you select the menu item TMC you will receive current traf fic news like on the radio if such messages are provided and received by your system Please note gt This function is only available if the telematic unit is able to receive TMC data The news is sorted in ascending order according to the criteria freeway national expressways etc Press the scroll keys to scroll down and view a traffic message in more detail Extras On the menu level Extras you will find a function that points out Speed limits and the maximum speed there The high lighted danger zones are offered by the third party supplier Eifrig Media You can download updates to this information for a fee from their web site www scdb info Important gt Please always comply with the legal
30. e suitable postal code for your destination If you don t know your destination s postal code you can enter a place name under the sub item Town If you want to look for sights or hotels for instance in your current position then please refer to the sub item Nearest POI Here you are able to access information from a big data base and further specify your search using different catego ries If you would like to head for a certain location for which you do not have any address details then using the Map icon you can mark a corresponding point in the previously specified region country or location This is useful for instance if you only want to visit a certain brand of filling station Your current position is indicated to you with a black triangle on the map and your destination is shown through a point with a transparent circle It is possible that your destination is a long way from your current location which means with a high map resolution it is not possible to see both positions at the same time You can zoom in and zoom out on the map using Plus or Minus If you touch the Touchscreen lightly and hold down your finger on it you can move the map presentation at random in all directions You can confirm a destination with a brief tap Using this method the address data is generated automatically and no longer needs to be entered in order to start the route guidance Son 23 Main menu Select destination
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32. ement and not a sales agreement between you and Tele Atlas Deutsch land GmbH for your copy of the Tele Atlas navigation data base Please read this license agreement carefully before using the maps BURY GmbH amp Co KG shall guarantee the final customer the right to use the maps in connection with the navigation system The final customer shall acquire the property of the data carrier the maps are saved on but not the property of the maps themselves The property right of the media on which the maps are stored shall remain with the dealer until the final customer has honoured all legitimate debts arising from the provision of goods and services With the delivery of the telematic unit system the final customer shall receive the maps on a DVD plus SD card each sealed by BURY GmbH amp Co KG In this case the SD card contains the same maps as the DVD If you wish to purchase detailed maps of other countries or to renew your maps at a later stage you can choose between the options DVD with SD card or the individual DVD The seal shall protect the content If the seal is broken or removed the conditions under this license agreement shall be automatically regarded as accepted by the final customer The license agreement Shall also be accepted by the final customer if any person or company breaks removes the seal by order of the final customer in order to enable a complete setup and implementation of the telematic unit 45 Should
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34. forward text message A short message can contain a maximum of 160 characters Via the field you are able to enter capital letters Blank spaces can be entered via the field A symbol can also be deleted using the field A message can be sent using the field and you can cancel an action using the field It is possible to initialise symbols using the key 123 If you press down on a letter for longer than a second different vari ants of it will then appear e g with an apostrophe It is possi ble to add umlauts using the AAA key If you would like to change the keyboard layout you can do this under Setup gt System Main menu Tasks an Active task A Ne 5 an g Main menu J q Logbook sg ar d Ri G 6 Send Send List template message text message R ners ine l Il come soon rq Me lr Py rain lp m daaa PAS PZ Se Ten Fb nlm ok a m 22 Main menu A 8g Messages Logbook Tory pe Private tri eee a Commute Business trip to work vent B Trip to pri Change driver ID _ mary residence Tour type Business trip oe e Commute Business trip to work G Trip to pri _ mary residence Tour type Business trip w es 1 Commute Business trip Private trip to work G Trip to pri _maryresidence Tanked fuel volume Telematic Menu Items 17 Logbook Select the menu item Logbook in the main menu if you want to
35. he EU The crossed out wheelie bin symbol means that electrical and electronic products batteries and accu mulators must be disposed of separately in the European Union Please do not dispose of any such products in your normal household waste As the owner of a product of this sort you are legally obliged to dispose of it at your local dumping site or recycling centre where you are able to leave your waste electrical goods free of charge 44 Further Information 32 Approvals and declaration of conformity Purchase and production as well as service and sales at BURY are subject to tough quality and environ mental management conditions according to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 The telematic unit has C the CE approval pursuant to the R amp TTE 1999 5 EC regulation el el type approval pursuant to the 72 245 EEC 2006 28 EC regulation Electro magnetic compatibility in vehicles You can request a conformity declaration from the manufacturer of this product by post under the manufacturer s address which is stated above or by writing to the following email address ce_conformance bury com Please provide your email request in either English or German 33 License agreement for final customers The company Tele Atlas Deutschland GmbH is a supplier of digital navigation data bases maps for navigation systems The company BURY GmbH amp Co KG is a manufacturer of navigation systems using such data This is a license agre
36. he telematic unit also contains a Bluetooth hands free car kit HFCK You can access this via the Phone symbol in the main menu If you select this and a message appears stating that the J Bluetooth function isn t activated then please select menu item Setup in the main menu and then the menu item Blu Bluetooth etooth Please open the Selection here and activate the Blu t ip Lp etooth function Options Info Link quality 290102 1 5 m IN A SA 3 System Update Bluetooth Vv You are now able to initialise the functions of the HFCK in the main menu A Bluetooth connection can be made either by the telematic unit or by the mobile phone The latter option is de scribed below 28 Establishing a Bluetooth connection After initialising the telephone menu item you will receive the information message on the display that no telephone is currently connected If you would like to establish a Bluetooth connection for the first time you must activate the Bluetooth function in your mobile telephone and start the search for Bluetooth devices Serach for a device with the description BF 1150 If several devices have been found please select and connected the telematic unit and enter the PIN number 1234 Up to ten Bluetooth devices recognitions can be stored in the system If it is not possible to establish a connection please check and update the software release firmware of your mobile phone or of
37. idly reached in parked vehicles In such cases remove the device from the holder and put it in the car glove pocket or glove box for instance gt Please comply with the following temperature levels for the system Storage between 20 and 45 degrees Celsius Charging and use between 10 and 60 degrees Celsius If you do not comply with these levels then the battery can be damaged possibly lea ding to the complete failure of the system First Steps 13 11 The first time you switch the system on As long as the power supply to the telematic unit has been connected properly the telematic unit will activate when you have turned the ignition on The BURY logo will then appear in the display and the user s operating interface will load up You will then be requested to enter the driver ID You will normally be given this ID by the duty controller of your vehicle fleet This may be your name or a number Enter your ID e g Joe Bloggs and then press the OK symbol L4 Blank spaces can be provided using the __ field You can also delete your previous symbol using the field After your driver ID has been correctly entered the main menu will appear in the display Please note gt In general the driver ID only has to be entered once In certain situations such as the restart of the system via the reset key entering it again is necessary gt The entry prompt for the driver ID can be switched on or off by the controller
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40. laimer Please comply with country specific laws and regulations concerning the e certifications and the use and installation of electronic systems in vehicles If you are not familiar with these please inform yourself ap propriately If you have any questions on this topic please do not hesi tate to call our hotline Position Volume Make sure you install all components of the navigation system so that no part or component obstructs your vision while driving Please also make sure you install the telematic module well outside all passenger impact areas in the passenger compartment and also outside the ex pansion areas of any airbags in your car Please follow the guidelines from your car manufacturer operating instructions regarding accesso ries If you have trouble finding the best position for this system in your car please contact your local car dealer When adjusting the volume of the telematic module please make sure you can still hear exterior noise and the traffic around you Operating the navigation system while driving Please operate the telematic module only when traffic conditions allow you to do so safely Please make sure you do not jeopardize harm obstruct or trouble other road users when operating the telematic mo dule Proper Care Damage to the telematic module due to lack of proper care may lead to the loss of warranty claims on this product Please read the operating instructions carefully to ensure proper care
41. le phone In addition the connection is disconnected if you move too far away from the vehicle while taking your mobile phone with you and thus leave the reception radius of the HFCK After 15 minutes without active Bluetooth connection information on the display interrupted the HFCK automatically disconnects if it is still supplied with power Please note that the capacity of your mobile phone s storage battery can quickly decrease when the Bluetooth function is active If you do not want to use the Bluetooth function anymore e g if you leave the vehicle for a longer period it is recommended to deactivate this function Further information 43 In the event of general or technical queries suggestions and comments please do not hesitate to contact our team at any time Suggestions and feedback are always welcomed Sales Manufacturer BURY GmbH amp Co KG BURY Sp ka z 0 0 Robert Koch StraBe 1 7 ul Wojska Polskiego 4 32584 Lohne 39 300 MIELEC Deutschland Polen Hotline Tel 49 0 180 543 11 50 Hotline Fax 49 0 180 584 23 29 0 14 min from the Deutsche Telecom AG fixed line network calls made from mobile phones cost a maximum of 0 42 min E mail hotline bury com Service desk In case of complaints please return the product directly to our service desk BURY GmbH amp Co KG Im Hause DPD Depot 103 Robinienweg 03222 Lubbenau Deutschland Information on the disposal of electrical goods in t
42. left or to the right Before this it may be necessary to loosen the adjuster C by moving the small wheel on the inside in a clockwise direction If the screws have been attached and the holder is in the optimum position please close the adjuster tightly Now attach the telematic unit to the holder again If you hear it snap quietly into place that means it is correctly positioned Step 3 Depending on the vehicle type and its equipment e g airbags it is reasonable to install the microphone either at the A pillar at the sun Shield or at the roof interior For details about the equipment features please refer to the vehicle documents In order to be able to guarantee the reception of TMC data please at tach the aerial to the front windscreen TMC stands for Traffic Message Channel and sends the traffic data to the telematic unit The aerial has suction pads so that it can be attached to the window The GSM antenna serves the SIM card which is located in the telema tic unit for the reception and the sending of data and messages You can also attach this antenna to the windscreen using its suction pads The higher its position the better its reception and also the less obvi ous its presence is in the vehicle Please note gt Please lay the cables in a way that they do not lie hang unsecured in the vehicle and that they may not influence the conducting of the vehicle When laying a cable please take care that it is not under
43. n of conformity 33 License agreement for final customers 34 Information about GNU General Public License GNU GPL o u AA UN NIN e e e e N Ne e e e OH BR W OIE N NN N E A Ww WWUNNNNNIN NDBNO ON WM WIG A A A AIA Ne oole ADD ALL NA A Ww D 12V 24V Introduction 1 General Remarks Dear customer Thank you for choosing a BURY telematic unit of superior quality which is very easy and comfortable to use In order to enjoy the complete convenience of your new telematic unit please read the operating instructions carefully and keep it in your car for future reference If you have further questions regarding installation or use please contact your specialist dealer They will be happy to advise you and will forward your questions and comments to the BURY team You can also contact our hotline Our phone and fax numbers are listed in the chap ter Service at the end of the operating instructions Have a good trip your BURY team 2 Security Guidelines Installation who and where You can easily install your telematic unit yourself However please ob serve the installation requirements of your car manufacturer VAS 1978 and please park your car for this purpose at a place where you don t obstruct traffic We recommend that the installation is completed by a specialist Power Supply The telematic unit is designed for use in both passenger vehicles and heavy goods vehicles HGVs Disc
44. n your vehicle e g open pontoon bridge or closed railway crossings you can manually select a reroute in the menu item Detour The radius for detouring this position can be selected starting from 500 meters yards up to a maximum of 15 kilometres miles Navigation menu Nearest POI Airport Auto f Bank Building Company Guidance mode tr Navigation menu oy Detour Guidance mode ir Extras Nearest POI we LA Day Night te Nearest POI Day Night 10 mi 30 Navigation menu a ne i GPS Info Navigation menu ca ve Guidance mode Nearest POI Maneuver list 130 nj Bi oaas 220m Mictora Street 600 m TEEN Bridge Road 170m VATE Tate le GCE 3 4 im Eiepnani amp Castle WET 40 Street names Compass Save changes x A 300m 350 m nu 14 56 Bi p70 soul g Navigation Menu Items The menu item Save current position is a very useful func tion For example if you drive past somewhere which due to time limitations you cannot look at properly yet would still like to see then using this menu item you can save your current position A later navigation to this position is therefore possible You can find the saved item in the address book in the menu item Route The display can be switched from day and night values and vice versa via the menu item Day Night If you select the auto option the display is automatic
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46. nected You can also disconnect this via the second menu item and thus end the Bluetooth connection Through the arrow symbol in the lower right hand corner you return to the operating interface of the Telematics unit By clicking on menu you are able to initialise additional menu items on the HFCK Telephone book Displays your mobile phone s telephone book It contains the entries on the SIM card and those of the mobile phone With the options menu you can initialise a rapid search or reload the telephone book Messages Here you are able to display the SMS messages saved on your mobile telephone and compile new short messages The short messages may not exceed 160 characters Select the register Under this menu item you are able to initialise your mobile telephone s call lists Missed calls dialled numbers and received calls are all differentiated between You can select these entries and also call the numbers if you wish Entering a number Here you are able to enter a telephone number via the Touchscreen or call a number from the dialled telephone numbers Dial the entered number by pressing on the green telephone receiver symbol Repeat call With the repeat call feature you can redial the most recently dialled telephone number 42 Hands Free Set Menu Items 30 Disconnect a Bluetooth connection If you wish to cancel a Bluetooth connection you can either disconnect it conveniently at the telema tic unit or at your mobi
47. ns Zoom POI Street names Compass Save current position K Day Night 18 Speed limits New speed limit Graphics pe ym lps Time and date Language Route Frontier crossings Time info Car type Truck parameters TMC dynamic Save changes x an g Setup a 2 a iva l fs WY A lt Route options Graphics Audio Map Time and date F Tate tt le 4 eS EY S Save changes x Audio Navigation Phone Radio mute Mute delay X Save changes x First Steps TMC Current traffic news only available with TMC reception i Speed limits a New speed limit Type Limit W List Options if an entry is available Wh Delete Ws Delete all amp Options Distance Angle Indicate De install Setup Route options Optimizing TMC Time info Toll roads Motorways Ferries Cartype a Graphics Back Light Day Night Day design Night design Audio Navigation Phone Radio mute Mute delay amp Map Zoom POI Street names Compass be Time and date Time zone Summer time Time format Date format Date separator s Language German Danish English French Greek Italian Dutch Polish Slovak Spain Czech Russian amp System Keyboard Demo mode A Update Bluetooth available from the end of 2009 Options Bluetooth On Off Info Name Address t9 Link quality i Info A Servi
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49. or Delete all and then confirm Please note gt The corresponding destinations can be visualised using the map view Select destination 2 New Address destination book me X r Last destinations Tour 7 London Gwendoline Avenue ae Airport London Heathrow Airport Ta Company Tele Atlas UK Limited O EN Tour LY London Gwendoline Avenue tls Airport London Heathrow Airport Ta Company Tele Atlas UK Limited Ea NI I 5 Select destination 2 New Address destination book amp Be r g Last destinations NN a Ta 34 hy RNN Graphics Ke ee 3 Ips Time and date ET ETG RN ENE 5 Route Optimizing Toll roads Motorways Ferries Tunnels Save changes x ee D an Route an Graphics Nw Says Time and date Language Graphics Back light Day Night Save changes x Audio Navigation Phone Radio mute Mute delay Save changes x Navigation Menu Items 24 Menu item Setup Route options The menu item setup enables you to adjust the system to indi vidual preferences In the submenu route options using the left right icons you can specify whether future route calcula tions should be calculated choosing a short a fast or a mixed route sub item optimizing and if TMC traffic reports if availa ble should also be included in the calculations dynamic or be ignored passive With this menu item you can also set the time information to j
50. ourney time or arrival time And finally you can decide if Toll roads Freeways and Ferries should be included or excluded from the route calculation In the last menu item Vehicle type you can set which vehicle passenger car or motor home you are driving Depending on the selection more time is allowed for in the calculation of the arrival time If the map material also contains data for commercial vehicles you can also enter spe cific truck parameters which are taken into consideration duri ng the route calculation Graphics In the submenu Graphics you can set intensity for the day night lighting of the display In this menu item you can also switch from day to night lighting and vice versa sub item Day Night Audio In the submenu Audio you can adjust the volume Here it is possible to individually define the volume level at which the navigation suggestions voice prompts are issued by the navi gation system and the volume of telephone calls You can also turn on and off the Radio mute function for your car radio in this menu Your radio will then automatically mute if you make a telephone call or when a navigation prompt is provided by the navigation system With certain radio devices problems can occur if the voice out put of the navigation starts when the mute signal is sent to the radio This is because some radio devices need a certain amount of time to be able to activate and respond to the mute signal accordingly
51. oved your vehicle or have not activated your system the stored GPS data of the system are no longer valid For this reason the registration and processing of the new satellite data may take more time than usu al as the navigation system aligns the old data with the new data By clicking on the signal quality selection in the display you get a view in which you are able to see the strength of the sa tellite reception The bigger the bars are the better is the re ception of the signal from the corresponding satellite For a route guidance at least three satellites with a reception inten sity of 15 or higher are necessary Info In the menu Info you can get information about the service data of the manufacturer and the release numbers of the exi sting hardware and software The sub item License info in forms you of the map s license number the SD card serial number and the KEY number Options Angle Show Uninstall Save changes x GPS Info 21 28 23 E 50 18 20 N S 9 11 0 9 V 1 km h H 190 m g Signal quality s Info 200102 1 map 4 Lic Q3g Od SD S N A S 4 Key Hg r 1N Service info Version info Licence info T eA Telematic info Version info S N N A S W BF1150V00 01 15_ ALPHA H W BF1150 DB EU0902 ver OOO9AEE7 1 SD S N 04B10C3D Ok 40 Hands Free Set Menu Items Setup 27 The Bluetooth hands free car kit gt 8 azar Map Time and date Language T
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53. provisions and regulations for road traffic in the countries where you wish to use this software You can use the na vigation system in delivery status without hesitati on since this function is not activated in the default setting Speed limits Danger zones with speed limits are often located before acci dent black spots such as schools intersections or road sections with poor visibility Therefore you should pay special attention to traffic if the system sends you a warning message In addi tion you can add danger zones to tailor the information to your own requirements When first selecting the submenu Speed limits V Trap you will be requested to activate the update When you press OK you can view the sub items in the danger zones menu 37 Main menu Speed Camera Database Speed limits g as New List Options speed limit anana h a A 38 New speed limit 60km h G Speed Speed Speed Lights Mobile Speed limits aa New List Options speed limit C 5 Navigation Menu Items New speed limit If you think you are at an especially dangerous location you can easily add a New speed limit You will have to classify it more precisely according to the type and speed limit You can select from the following types scroll keys left right a speed limit speeding b traffic light running a red light and c traffic light with speed limit d locations of mobile V Trap
54. r Address Book Entries In the sub item Address Book you can save interesting de Stinations thus creating a favourites list from which you can later choose destinations for route calculations You can save up to 100 destinations Create an address book entry by inser ting an entry from Last destinations or by creating a new entry Pressing the shift key takes you to the corresponding submenu where you also have the option to rename the de Stinations as you wish You are in the submenu Options Select Add and then create a new entry under menu item New Entry or add a destination you ve entered already from the menu item Last Destinations to your address book If you confirm the menu item New Entry a screen appears which you know already from route calculati on Just enter country town and or postal code or street street number or POI if desired and then press menu item Add represented by OK and arrow Your complete entry will be displayed Please check it and then press OK Your entry is now saved in your address book If you want to delete one or all entries select the respective entry in your address book go to the submenu Options via the shift key and confirm Delete or Delete all The items to be deleted will then be displayed Please check them and then confirm by pressing OK Tour This function enables you to set successive destinations which you would like to drive to during your journey If you have not entered
55. ranty BURY GmbH amp Co KG shall guarantee the faultless and serviceable supply of the licensed maps on DVD In case technical problems occur during the use of the data carriers supplied by BURY GmbH amp Co KG please contact our hotline Phone and fax numbers are indicated on the outside rear page of the instruction manual For damages caused to the data carriers supplied by BURY GmbH amp Co KG by intent or gross negligence no warranty shall be assumed 46 Further Information The following has to be considered for the software in Great Britain The Ordnance Survey data contained in this Product is Crown Copyright material and Ordnance Survey is the copyright owner of the Ordnance Survey data Northern Ireland The Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland data contained in this Product is Crown Copyright material and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland is the copyright owner of the Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland data Scandinavia Norwegian Mapping Authority Public Roads Administration Transport Telematik and DAV violation of these copyrights shall cause legal proceedings Denmark Denmark c DAV Norway Norway Statens Kartverk France 200 TELE ATLAS N V IGN France 47 34 Information about GNU General Public License GNU GPL Please note that the operating system of the telematic unit you use contains free software the codes of which are however under licence Hereunder information is provided on
56. s Then you can set a speed limit if desired Your entry will then be added to a List you can display in the second submenu You can also delete entries from this list Proceed as described for the address book with the shift key Options In the submenu Options item Distance you can set the di stance at which you want the system to warn you with a gra phic and acoustic message when approaching a speed limit You can also set the Angle compared to your current position direction in which you want the system to warn you of V Traps This gives you enough time to adjust your driving style to the respective situation Under sub item Show you can set whether you want the navi gation system to submit only warnings provided by the updates SCDB only warnings you have entered User a combinati on of both All or no messages at all The sub item Uninstall enables you to completely uninstall the update If you have selected this menu item by mistake there is a security prompt which you have to confirm again to delete the update and the speed limit functions GPS info In the menu GPS info you can display your present position in latitude and longitude In addition you will get the exact number of received satellites and the present speed This is calculated from the changed GPS data The lowest display indicates the meters in altitude measured in comparison to sea level Note gt If for a period of two weeks you have not m
57. traction stress but that it has some tolerance Avoid crushing the cable as friction rubbing can cause damage to the insulation gt Please lay the antenna and the microphone cables separa tely from each other If you do not do this faults may occur They must be at least 20 cm apart Step 4 Install the terminal box at a convenient place in the vehicle This can e g be behind the radio in the glove box or in the centre console Please ensure that you can access the connections of the box without difficulty Before connecting the components to the terminal box you should remove the battery for safety reasons In doing so take into account that there might be a radio coding refer to radio manual Important gt Please install the terminal box behind a cover or some where you can only reach by opening or unfastening a pro tective cover a cover The terminal box must not hang loosely in the vehicle Use the external BURY loudspeaker and also pay attention to ensuring their distance from the microphone This means you can avoid echoes amp gt 20 cm 8 Installation of the telematic module 6 Connecting the Terminal box The additional components of the telematic unit are connected to the terminal box The following connections are provided 1 Power supply The power supply of the telematic unit is established via a 4 core cable Connect the black clamp 31 minus the red clamp 30 stead
58. untry i g Postal code 16 Select destination Address book Country e Slovenia HA Sweden Switzerland feel Ukraine United Kingdom Select destination 2 a i l i i New Address destination book ke La Last destinations Select destination 2 New Address destination book rt Me RR od Last destinations a SY a First Steps F gt Town Y Nearest POI lt Map Addressbook select address book entry Add position if list is empty New position 2 Country Postal code F Town Y Nearest POI lt Map Current car position From last destinations Options if list contains an entry TP Add Wh Delete WA Delete all abc Rename 3 Tour select a stopover destination Add position if list is empty New position D Country Postal code F Town Y Nearest POI lt Map From address book amp Actual car position 83 From last destination Options if list contains entry 17 TP Add Wh Delete Ws Delete all abc Rename yo f 3 Last destinations Select from previous destinations Beze eaaa Options if list contains an entry 2 T add to address book ete TE me Wh Delete Pataca Wh Delete all a dined abc Rename U Phone Main menu Bluetooth manager a ay T Bluetooth re 7 i W Known phones Route afa Map tE Active phone sane a Phone settings DTMF signal Keypad tones 2 Map Busc hen H l SN ase l i ga amp Graphic optio
59. y plus and the blue cable clamp 15 ignition plus to the power supply of your radio where required via the cigarette lighter or the fuse box After connection to its matching part the yellow cable provides for ra dio muting during a phone conversation Please connect the white Mo lex connector with connection 1 Attention gt If you also connect the blue cable to clamp 30 the hands free car kit will be permanently supplied with power If the vehicle is not running for a longer period this could lead to the running down of the car battery Applications are only available for the two boxes between ports 1 and 2 subsequent to the further development of the software 2 Microphone input This is where you plug in the microphone jack If connection 3 is occu pied use the rider This ensures that neither of the jacks is able to loosen as a result of vibrations 3 Loudspeaker box On this box please connect the 3 5 mm phone jack of the external BURY loudspeaker if available 4 Connection for the TMC antenna splitter Please plug the longest of the three cables on the TMC antenna splitter into this connection Please connect the other two jacks with the con nections on the radio and the antenna socket 5 GSM Antenna This jack is for the antenna plug of the GSM antenna Screw it tightly into place 10 Installation of the telematic module 7 Installation instructions for the fuses The power supply must

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