Multimedia System with

PERODUa Navigation and Reverse Camera

User Manual Guide

BEYOND COMPACT

PERODUA SALES SDN BHD (066332Ul

Sungai Choh, Locked Bag 226, 48009 Rawang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia. T: 03-6092 8888 F: 03-6733 0667 Perodua Contact Centre: 1800 88 6600 www.perodua.com.my BEYOND COMPACT
 English version

English Version.indd 1 6/17/14 11:19 AM

BETAMEK ELECTRONICS (M) SDN. BHD. THE COMPANY GUARANTEED THIS
PRODUCT WHICH SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS :

1. Warranty Period : 3 years or 50,000km ( whichever comes first ) from the first date of
vehicle registration.

2. Perodua hereby warrant that the product shall be free from manufacturing defects due
to faulty workmanship or internal electronic parts / materials.

3. Perodua has absolute discretion and reserves the right to replace a product under
warranty with an equivalent model in lieu of repair.

4. The warranty becomes null and void under the following conditions :
a) Defects arising from misuse / mishandling, abuse, accidents, negligence, and damage
caused directly or indirectly by fire and flood.
b) Exposure to moisture or dampness.
c) If the product has been tampered with undergone unauthorised repairs by a third
party, or has had improper installations alterations or modifications made to it.
d) Used with or connected to other products, accessories, devices, hardware, software
and / or services not manufactured, supplied or authorised by Perodua.
e) Defects caused by viruses from the primary owner’s or a third party’s unauthorised
access to services, other accounts, computer system or network. This unauthorised
access can take place through a variety of other means, including hacking or
password-mining.
f) This warranty shall be void if the serial number at the top cover of the radio is removed
from the unit or the warranty label at the back of the radio is torn.
g) This warranty does not extend to the elimination of car static or motor noise, to
correction of antenna problems to costs incurred for removal or reinstallation of the
product, or damage to cd, accessories etc.

5. Warranty service will be only done upon presentation of a valid warranty card duly
stamped / signed by authorised party / parties.
INTRODUCTION CONTENTS
This unit requires an automobile type 12 volt
1. FEATURES................................................................................................................. 2
negative ground power source. Please read
this owner’s guide carefully before you start 2. GETTING STARTED................................................................................................... 3
operating this unit. 3. GENERAL OPERATION............................................................................................. 4
SETTING CONTROL......................................................................................... 5
4. TUNER OPERATION.................................................................................................. 7
RADIO CONTROL............................................................................................. 8
5. PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA DISC................................................................................... 9
i. MUSIC DISC LISTENING................................................................................ 10
ii. CONTROL SCREEN....................................................................................... 11
iii. MULTI FUNCTION........................................................................................... 12
iv. NOTES ON PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD............................................ 14
6. PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO/PICTURE FROM USB MEMORY.............................. 15
i. PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO/PICTURE FROM USB MEMORY..................... 17
ii. NOTES ON PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO/PICTURE FROM USB MEMORY 17
iii. USB PHONE CHARGING............................................................................... 18
7. BLUETOOTH OPERATION...................................................................................... 19
i. COMPATIBLE DEVICE . ................................................................................. 19
ii. BLUETOOTH OPERATION............................................................................. 20
iii. BLUETOOTH A2DP......................................................................................... 23
iv. NOTES ON BLUETOOTH OPERATION......................................................... 23
8. SMART LINK OPERATION...................................................................................... 24
i. COMPATIBLE DEVICE . ................................................................................. 24
ii. SMART LINK OPERATION............................................................................. 24
9. DURING CAR STATIC AND MOVING FUNCTIONALITY........................................ 29
10. STEERING SWITCH CONTROL SYSTEM.............................................................. 30
11. INSTALLATION......................................................................................................... 32
12. RADIO WIRE CONNECTION................................................................................... 33
13. SPECIFICATION....................................................................................................... 34
14. TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................................................................. 35

1
FEATURES 1
TUNER CD/MP3/WMA BLUETOOTH
• Digital PLL Tuning • ID3 - TAG Display • Full Duplex Conversation
• Manual UP/DOWN Tuning (Available For MP3/WMA Only) • Handsfree Profile
• Seek UP/DOWN Tuning • On Screen Display • Music Streaming
• 18 FM and 6 AM Preset Memory • Scan • Incoming Caller Identification
• Auto Store (AS) • Repeat Play • Contact’s Phonebook
• Random Play • Contact’s Log
GENERAL • Dialing Key Pad
• 6.2” Touch Panel Control VCD/USB MP4
• High Resolution LCD With Multi-mode Full • Repeat Play SMART LINK
Information Display • Stereo/Left/Right Channel Selection • Mirror Smart Phone User Interface
• 12 Hr and 24 Hr Format Digital Clock (U.I.)
• Audible Level Beep Tone DVD • DRIVE MODE App For SMART LINK
• Dual Languages • Menu Play Operation
• On Screen Display
AUDIO CONTROL • Repeat Play GPS OPERATION
• Power Output (20W x 4) RMS • Random Play • 2D And 3D Map (Pre-installed micro SD
• Mute • Audio Language Selection Card)
• Electronic Volume /Bass/Mid/Treble/ • Subtitle Selection • Navigation System
Balance Controls • Zoom • Simulation Route
• Flat/Pop/Rock/Jazz/Classical • Slow Motion • GPS Signal Strength Viewing
• Angle Selection • Point Of Interest (P.O.I)
VIDEO CONTROL
• Brightness Controls CAR REVERSE CAMERA
• 120° wide angle rear view display
• Parking guidelines

2 FEATURES
GETTING STARTED 2
WARNING How to reset your unitns: Running the GPS
If this unit fails to operate properly, press (a) Ensure micro SD card with
To prevent injury or fire, take the the Reset button. The unit returns to factory pre-installed OEM map and
following precautions:ns: settings when the Reset button is pressed. Navigation software is inserted
(a) To prevent a short circuit, never put or into multimedia system before starting
leave any metallic objects (such as USB MEMORY
GPS. The micro SD card slot is
RESET
coins/metal tools) inside the unit. BUTTON
ONLY FOR GPS USE.
(b) Do not watch or fix your eyes on the PLUG IN
unit’s display when you are driving for
any extended period. USB DOOR
(c) To prevent driver from watching movie,
the Multimedia System’s VCD/DVD
movie is displayed on LCD screen Cleaning the unit
ONLY WHEN PARKING BRAKE IS (a) If the surface of the unit is stained,
USED. wipe it with a dry soft cloth such as a (b) Push the micro SD card until it clicks.
silicon cloth. The card pops out so that you can pull
How to power on and off your unitns: (b) If the surface is stained badly, wipe it out with your fingers.
Press power button to switch on the unit. the stain off with a cloth moistened with (c) Do not remove micro SD card while
During the unit is in power on condition, press neutral cleaner, and then wipe it again GPS is running.
power button again to switch off the unit. with a clean soft dry cloth.
HOW TO READ THIS MANUAL
Protecting the LCD monitor and panel
POWER cluster • This manual uses illustrations to
BUTTON
(a) To protect the LCD monitor from explain its operations.
damage, do not operate the LCD • The displays and panels shown in the
monitor using a ball point pen or similar manual are examples used to provide
tool with the sharp tip. clear explanations of the operations.
(b) To protect the panel cluster finishing • The marks of [ ] is to describe
from damage (paint peel off, paint fade general precautions.
and button stuck) due to car perfume • The marks of [:] is to describe special
spill off, proper care of car perfume instructions, supplementary explanations
on air conditioning vents are required. and limitations of this unit.

GETTING STARTED 3
GENERAL OPERATION 3

4 MUTE BUTTON 1 POWER BUTTON

2 VOLUME UP BUTTON

3 VOLUME DOWN BUTTON

5 MODE BUTTON

4 GENERAL OPERATION
 1 POWER BUTTON SETTING CONTROL

Press [PWR] button 1 to switch on the Touch [Setting] button on Main Menu
unit. Press button 1 again to switch off the Source Control Screen to set various setting
power. functions.

2 VOLUME UP BUTTON

Press [ ] 2 to increase the volume

level.

3 VOLUME DOWN BUTTON Active and deactive Beep Sound,

Clock Display and Navi+Audio by
Press [ ] 3 to decrease the volume touching [On] or [Off] button.
level. : When Navi+Audio is set to off,
media audio is off and only GPS
4 MUTE BUTTON voice guidance is available from
Press [ ] button 4 to mute the audio speakers during GPS mode.
sound. Press button 4 again to restore the b. Sound
previous volume level. Touch [EQ] to display the Equalizer
control screen.
Press [ ] button 4 more than 5 seconds to Select any of the equalizer curves by
enter the touch screen calibration mode. touching [Flat] / [Pop] / [Rock] /
: Touch [ ] button on Main Menu to [Jazz] / [Classical].
5 MODE BUTTON
switch to previous mode.
Press [M] button 5 to select the mode of a. System – Adjust the system operations.
radio, CD/MP3/WMA, USB and Bluetooth. Display the System adjustment screen
The selection is in the following sequence: by touching [System] on screen.
Radio (FM1/FM2/FM3) DISC (CD/MP3/WMA)
BLUETOOTH USB/SMART LINK
(CYCLIC OPERATION)

GENERAL OPERATION 5
 Touch [Fader] to display the Touch [Yes] for proceeding touch panel
sound balance & fader control screen. calibration.
Move the cursor to adjust the required Touch [No] for exit.
balance & fader sound position.

e. Time – To adjust the clock time and

date.
Display the time setting screen by
touching [Time] on screen. During touch panel calibration, touch
c. Display – To adjust LCD screen five [ ] on the screen with fine tip
brightness. object.
If calibration OK, it will exit the calibration
screen.
If calibration NG, it will repeat to touch
five [ ].
: You can press [PWR] or [M] button
to abort from calibration screen if
[12] Set the clock time in 12 hour mode. necessary.
[24] Set the clock time in 24 hour mode.
d. Language : Adjust the date and clock time
(English or Bahasa Malaysia) by scrolling up or down on required
Selects the language to display text column.
information of the system. f. Calibration – To calibrate touch screen.
System pop up “Please press Yes to
calibrate”.

6 GENERAL OPERATION
TUNER OPERATION 4

1 TUNE-UP BUTTON

2 TUNE-DOWN BUTTON

TUNER OPERATION 7
 1 TUNE-UP BUTTON RADIO CONTROL

Press the [ ] button 1 in Radio mode to Press [M] button or touch [Radio] button on [ ] Press to tune the frequency up
tune the frequency up manually. Main Menu Screen to enter Radio mode. manually.
Long press the [ ] button 1 to auto seek [ ] Press to auto seek up the
up the frequency. frequency.
: Long press channel to store frequency
2 TUNE-DOWN BUTTON on channel 1 ~ 6. After all the stations
Press the [ ] button 2 in Radio mode to are stored, simply select the station by
tune the frequency down manually. touching the present frequency on the
Long press the [ ] button 2 to auto seek screen. The original frequency step
down the frequency. setting is FM band 50 kHz and AM
band 9 kHz.

[ BAND ] Switch the band as follow:

FM1 FM2 FM3 AM FM1.
(Cyclic Operation)
[ AS ] Auto Store six strongest stations
in the preset memory FM3 band.
[ ] Press to tune the frequency down
manually.
[ ] Press to auto seek down the
frequency.

8 TUNER OPERATION
PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD DISC 5

1 EJECT BUTTON

2 TUNE-UP BUTTON

3 TUNE-DOWN BUTTON

PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD DISC 9

 1 EJECT BUTTON (b) Playing CD/MP3/WMA DISC MUSIC DISC LISTENING
Press the [ ] button 2 or touch to (CD/MP3/WMA)
Press [ ] button 1 to eject disc out. select the file in up direction.
Press the [ ] button 3 or touch to Press [M] button or touch [Disc] button
2 TUNE-UP BUTTON / on Main Menu Screen to enter Disc mode.
select the file in down direction.
3 TUNE-DOWN BUTTON
select file in up direction
(a) Playing VCD/DVD DISC
Press the [ ] button 2 to forward to
the next track.
Press the [ ] button 3 to backward
to the previous track.
1. Long press the [ ] button to forward
the file in different time speed Insert the CD will switch the system to DISC
acceleration. mode automatically.
FORWARD x 2 FORWARD x 4
select file in down direction
PLAY FORWARD x 20 FORWARD x 8
(CYCLIC OPERATION) Touch to select folder in up direction.
Touch to select folder in down
2. Long press the [ ] button to
direction.
backward the file in different time
speed acceleration. select folder in up direction
BACKWARD x 2 BACKWARD x 4
: When the song of MP3/WMA is
PLAY BACKWARD x 20 BACKWARD x 8 playing, LCD screen will display
(CYCLIC OPERATION) ID3 tag information such as name of
song, artist & album. The display is
in scrolling from right to left.

select folder in down direction

10 PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD DISC
 CONTROL SCREEN
(CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD)

In VCD
REPEAT ONE

REPEAT ALL
(CYCLIC OPERATION)
In DVD
REPEAT CHAPTER REPEAT TITLE

Touch to display the play list of [ ] Select to the previous track/ REPEAT ALL

song. file/chapter. (CYCLIC OPERATION)

Touch to display the play list of Long press to Backward the [ RANDOM ] Select to random play.
video. file in different time speed
acceleration. [ LIST ] Select to display the play list of
Touch to display the play list of folders and files.
picture. [ ] Select to the next track/file/
chapter.
Long press to forward the file
in different time speed
acceleration.
[ ] Play or Pause the track/file.
[ SCAN ] Select to scan play track/file.
[ REPEAT ] Select to repeat the file.
In CD/MP3/WMA
REPEAT ONE REPEAT FOLDER

REPEAT ALL
(CYCLIC OPERATION)

PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD DISC 11

MULTI FUNCTION (VCD/DVD)

[ ] Switch the multi function display. Example: DVD

a b c d
Status bar
a Disc type
b Title number display
c Chapter number display
[ ] Switch the multi function display. d Play time / Remaining time
[ MENU ] Select to display DVD main menu. indication
[ SUB ] Select the subtitle language. [ ] Select the audio channel effect of
[ ZOOM ] Zoom in/out the video image. VCD. It is a cyclic operation.
ZOOM 2 ZOOM 3 ZOOM 4 ZOOM 1/2 CHANNEL: [MONO L] CHANNEL: [MONO R]

ZOOM:OFF ZOOM 1/4 ZOOM 1/3 CHANNEL: [STEREO]

(CYCLIC OPERATION) (CYCLIC OPERATION)
[ SLOW ] Select to slow forward motion
the video. Select the audio language &
SF 1/2 SF 1/3 SF 1/4 SF 1/5 SF 1/6
surround effect of DVD. It is
depend on the DVD audio effect
PLAY SF 1/7 contents.
(CYCLIC OPERATION)
[ ANGLE ] Select the desired angle.
: If the disc contains scenes recorded at
different camera angles, you can
change to a different camera angle
during playback.
[ OSD ] Switch on the status bar.

12 PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD DISC

 HANDLING DISCS DISCS THAT CANNOT BE USED

(a) Do not touch the recording surface of (a) Do not insert 8cm discs and unusual
the disc. Handle the disc as shown. shape discs into the loading slot.
(Figure 1) (b) Disc with coloring on the recording
surface cannot be used.
(c) Only use discs bearing the mark.
(Figure 3 & 4)

(Figure 1)
(b) Do not stick tape, etc. on the disc.
(c) When removing discs from this unit, (Figure 3) (Figure 4)
pull them out horizontally.
(d) Do not insert the disc upside down to (d) Do not use cracked CD, scratched,
the unit. transparent/see-through, stained or
(e) Do not apply any vinyl record spray, warped discs.
antistatic agent, benzene, paint thinner
or any other volatile chemicals. CD PLAYING ENVIRONMENT
(f) Do not place the disc in high
temperature and direct sunlight (a) Disc playback may be interrupted by
(Figure 2). Be sure to store the disc in sudden road shock.
its case. (b) Condensation on the disc and internal
parts will happen when the temperature
is lower than air and humidity is high.
When this happens, turn off the unit and
wait one hour until the condensation is
gone. Also, use a soft cloth to wipe off
any condensation from the disc.

(Figure 2)

PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD DISC 13

NOTES ON PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/
VCD/DVD

Playing a CD-R or CD-RW • This unit can play back file & recorded in
• Certain video file format will stop
• This unit can play back only files of the VBR (variable bit rate).
playing if you switch to another
same type (audio CD files and MP3/WMA • Some MP3/WMA files may not play on
source while playing it. You cannot
files). this unit because of non standard bit
play from the last play back position
• Some CD-Rs or CD-RWs may not play rates and sampling frequency.
if you switch back to DISC.
back on this unit because of there are • To play good quality music from MP3/
improper recording conditions (missing WMA, the file bit rates shall be set at
: “Unsupported format” will be displayed
data, etc.). 128kbps or above and the converting
on the LCD if the file unable to meet
• CD-RWs may require a longer read out source shall be origin CD format.
above condition.
time since the reflectance of CD-RWs is • The following discs take a longer time to
lower than that of regular CD. start play. When this unit is running the GPS with
- A disc recorded with complicated tree GPS+Audio is in OFF setting, the
Playing a MP3/WMA disc structure. simultaneous playing of CD-R/CD-RW/
• This unit can play back MP3/WMA files - A disc recorded in multi session. MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD-VIDEO files will
with the extension code <.mp3> or not pause.
<.wma> (regardless of the letter case Playing a VCD/DVD-VIDEO/Disc
- upper/lower). • This unit can play back MPEG,
• The ID3 tags (version 1.x and 2.x) for the MPEG2, MPEG4, DIVX files with the
music being played back can be read. extension code <.avi>, <.mpg>,
• This unit can play back MP3/WMA files <.DAT>, <.VOB>.
meeting the conditions below: • This unit able to support up to
- Bit rates (kbps) : 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 720x480 resolution video only.
56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 144, 160, 192, • Normal play back is not guaranteed
224, 256, 320. i f v i d e o f i l e f o r m a t a r e n o t
- Sampling Frequency (KHz): 8, 11.025, converted properly.
12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48.
- Disc format: ISO 9660 Level 1/Level 2,
Romeo, Juliet.

14 PLAYING CD/MP3/WMA/VCD/DVD DISC

PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO FROM USB MEMORY 6

2 TUNE-UP BUTTON

3 TUNE-DOWN BUTTON

1 USB DOOR

PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO FROM USB MEMORY 15

 1 USB DOOR 2 TUNE-UP BUTTON / Touch to select folder in up direction.
Open the USB door 1 and straightly plug in 3 TUNE-DOWN BUTTON Touch to select folder in down
the USB memory into USB port (as shown in direction.
(a) Playing Video From USB Memory
figure). The system will automatically switch select folder in up direction
Press the [ ] button 2 to forward
to USB mode and play MP3/WMA track.
to the next track.
USB MEMORY
RESET Press the [ ] button 3 to backward to
BUTTON the previous track.

PLUG IN
(b) Playing MP3/WMA
Press the [ ] button 2 or touch to
select the file in up direction.
USB DOOR Press the [ ] button 3 or touch to
select the file in down direction.
select folder in down direction
Removing the USB memory from the unit will
select file in up direction
also stop play back.

When the USB memory plug into the USB

port, the unit will start loading USB data.

select file in down direction

16 PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO FROM USB MEMORY

PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO FROM USB NOTES ON PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO
MEMORY FROM USB MEMORY

Playing MP3/WMA file • To play good quality music from MP3/

• This unit may be unable to play back WMA, the file bit rates shall be set at
some USB memories or some file due 128kbps or above and the converting
to their characteristics or recording source shall be origin CD format.
conditions.
• Depending on the shape of the USB Playing video file
memories and connection ports, some • This unit can play back MPEG,
USB memories may not be attached MPEG2, MPEG4, DIVX files with the
Touch to display the play list of properly or the connection might be extension code <.avi>, <.mpg>,
song. loose. <.DAT>, <.VOB>.
Touch to display the play list of • This unit can show tags (version 1.x and • This unit able to support up to
video. 2.x) for MP3 and WMA files. 720x480 resolution video only.
Touch to display the play list of • This unit can play back MP3/WMA files • Normal play back is not guaranteed
picture. meeting the conditions below: if video file format are not converted
- File: MPEG 1 or 2 Layer 3 (MP3); properly.
Windows Media Audio 9 (WMA). • Certain video file format stop
- Bit rates (kbps) : 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, playing if you switch to another
56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 144, 160, 192, source while playing it. You cannot
224, 256, 320. play from the last play back position
- Sampling Frequency (KHz): 8, 11.025, if you switch back to USB.
12, 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, 48.
• This unit can play back USB memory’s file : “Unsupported format” will be displayed
recorded in VBR (variable bit rate). on the LCD if the file unable to meet
• Some MP3/WMA files may not play on above condition.
this unit because of non standard bit When this unit is running the GPS
rates and sampling frequency. with GPS+Audio is in OFF setting, the
simultaneous playing of MP3/WMA/
VIDEO files will not pause.

PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO FROM USB MEMORY 17

USB PHONE CHARGING

Open the USB door and straightly plug in

phone charging cable into USB port. Press
[M] (mode) button to switch to USB mode.
The system will charge mobile phone
battery.
MOBILE
PHONE RESET
BUTTON

USB DOOR

PHONE CHARGING CABLE USB PORT

Notes on USB phone charging

• This unit provide charging output of 5V
1A.
• This unit may unable to charge mobile
phone due to the compatibility of
protecting charger interfaces inside
mobile phone.
• Use original phone cable for better
charging performance.

18 PLAYING MP3/WMA/VIDEO FROM USB MEMORY

BLUETOOTH OPERATION 7
COMPATIBLE DEVICE CAUTION

• Make sure your mobile phone supports • Telephone conversation during driving
Bluetooth profiles of HFP (Handsfree for may result in consequences adverse to
mobile phone), A2DP (Stereo music safety. Kindly follow the local law and
streaming) and AVRCP (Remote control regulations.
function). • Appropriately pair, connect & adjust the
• Mobile phones shall be compliant with volume level of incoming calls in advance
Bluetooth version (V2.1, V2.0, V1.2 and before start driving.
V1.1). • Park your car in a safe place with parking
• Tablet/mobile phones with incompatible brake used, before making a call.
Bluetooth firmware or operating system • This audio system is designed only for
firmware may cause Bluetooth receiving calls with taking account of
connectivity unstable. safety.

BLUETOOTH OPERATION 19
BLUETOOTH OPERATION

Enter the Bluetooth control screen by STEP 2: 3. AUTOMATIC CONNECTION MODE

touching the [Bluetooth] button on Main • Audio system default name is • The Audio System will enter into
Menu screen. “Bluetooth Car Kit” and passkey is Automatic Connection mode
“0000”. whenever the ACC power is turned
STEP 3: “ON”.
• When it is successfully connected to • The auto connection mode allows
the system, LCD will display automatic connection between last
“Connected” & “ ”. connected Bluetooth mobile phone
• Now Bluetooth system enters into with Audio System.
standby mode and ready to use. 4. AUTO ANSWERING AND MANUAL
2. PAIRING BY AUDIO SYSTEM ANSWERING SELECTION
• The Audio System allows the
selection of “Auto Answering” and
“Manual Answering” by just touching
the [Off/On] button on Bluetooth
Setting Mode.

• Select the mobile phone from list.

1. ENTER INTO PAIRING MODE • Press [Connect] button on the
(Discoverable And Connectable screen to connect.
Mode) : [Disconnect]
STEP 1: To disconnect the Bluetooth
• Enable/switch on the Bluetooth connection. [On] Auto Answering.
feature on Audio by touching [Delete] [Off] Manual Answering.
[Pairing]. To delete the Bluetooth device on • The Auto Answering & Manual
• Use mobile phone to search for new list. Answering selection is effective only
device in Bluetooth mode, mobile after the Audio System is connected
phone will find “Bluetooth Car Kit”. to the Bluetooth mobile phone.
20 BLUETOOTH OPERATION
5. DOWNLOADING THE PHONEBOOK 6. RECEIVING A CALL 7. MAKING A CALL
• Download the contact data from the • Display the Bluetooth Hands Free
mobile phone to this unit so that you control screen and using various
can use the Contact from this unit. functions.
• Display the Contact control screen • The [Key], [Contact] and [Log]
by touching the [Contact] on the button is used to make a call in
Bluetooth control screen. different ways.
• Touch the [ ] to download the [ ] Call the displayed phone
contact from the mobile phone. number from [Key],
• It will display “Downloading contact” [ ] Answer an incoming call. [Contact] and [Log].
when it is processing. After [ ] Reject an incoming call. [Key] Display the dialing pad
downloading, it displays the contact • When Auto Answering mode is OFF, screen. See <Calling by
list. if there is an incoming call, the Entering a Phone Number>.
incoming call can only be accepted [Contact] Display the list for Contact
by touching the [ ] button on the number screen. See
control screen. The receiving <Calling by Contact>.
conversation can be heard from front [Log] Display the Incoming calls,
right speaker. Outgoing calls and Missed
• When Auto Answering mode is ON, calls record screen. See
if there is an incoming call, the <Making a Call Using Call
audio output will be cut-off Records>.
[ ] Search contact from the list. automatically. The incoming call can
[ ] Download the Contact from the be accepted automatically without
mobile phone. pressing any button on control
[ ] Make a phone call. screen.
[ ] Delete the contact that • The volume level of mobile phone
selected. conversation can be adjusted by
[ ] Delete all the contacts. the volume knob.

BLUETOOTH OPERATION 21
 (a) CALLING BY ENTERING A • Select the phone number from
PHONE NUMBER the call records to make a phone
Makes a call by enter a phone call. Touch the green phone icon
number. to dial the selected phone number.
: The Incoming Calls, Outgoing Calls
and Missed Calls records list screen
show the list of the calls originated
from or received at this unit. They are
• Display the Contact screen not the ones stored in the mobile
(phone number data list) by phone memory.
touching the [Contact] button on
Bluetooth control screen.
• Display the number input screen by • Select the name from the Contact
touching the [Key] button on list and touch the green phone
control screen. icon to dial the selected contact.
• Enter the desired phone number : To use the Contact, it must be
using the touch screen keypad. downloaded from the mobile phone.
• Press the green phone icon to dial (c) MAKING A CALL USING CALL
the entered phone number. RECORDS
(b) CALLING BY CONTACT Call by selecting a phone number
You can call a person using his/ from the incoming, outgoing, or
her phone number that you have missed calls list.
registered in the Contact.

22 BLUETOOTH OPERATION
BLUETOOTH A2DP (ADVANCED NOTES ON BLUETOOTH OPERATION
AUDIO DISTRIBUTION PROFILE)
• Use the mobile phone in areas with
You can listen to audio files stored in mobile • To play good quality music from good reception condition.
phone. mobile phone, the music file bit rates • If talking volume is low or noisy (claim
: The audio player in the mobile phone shall be set at 128kbps or above. by the person on the other end of the
need to be activated before using this The converting source shall be origin line), close the window, change the air
function. CD format. direction, or adjust the air blower’s level
: This features only applicable for mobile to lower level from the air conditioner.
phone with Bluetooth A2DP feature. • If the mobile phone battery at low
If the Bluetooth audio player does not charge, the Bluetooth connection may
support AVRCP profile, buttons are not occasionally be lost. To maintain good
operated from the Audio Player. connectivity, ensure that the phone
battery is adequately charged.
• Echo will happen depend on mobile
phone or service network.
• Display the Bluetooth Music control • Incoming Caller Name display features
screen by touching the [Music] may vary from phone manufactures/
button on the Bluetooth control models.
screen with condition the Bluetooth • In the event the LCD fail to display the
must be paired and connected. Caller Name, Caller Number will be
• Operation on the Bluetooth Music: shown on LCD Screen.
[ ] Select to the previous file. • Downloading phonebook may not
[ ] Select to play a file. successful because of:
[ ] Select to pause a file. - Characters in the phonebook are
[ ] Select to the next file. garbled.
• Volume level of the Music can be - Phonebook data contains images.
adjusted by volume knobs. - Mobile phone with different
downloading profile version/type.

BLUETOOTH OPERATION 23
SMART LINK OPERATION 8
COMPATIBLE DEVICE CAUTION SMART LINK OPERATION

• Smart phone shall be with Android OS • Smart Link usage during driving may Enter the Smart Link mode by touching the
4.0 and above. result in consequences adverse to safety. [Smart Link] button on Main Menu screen.
• Iphone is not supported. Kindly follow traffic law and rules.
• Please reserve at least 10MB phone • Appropriately connect and adjust the
memory for Drive Mode App installation. volume level in advance before start
• Use phone manufacturer recommended driving.
USB cable. • Park your car in a safe place with hand
• Smart Link performance may vary brake is pull up, before using applications
based on smartphone version in Smart Link.
compatibility.

1. CONNECT TO THE SMART PHONE

STEP 1:
• Connect Bluetooth to smart phone
to enable Smart Link audio.

24 SMART LINK OPERATION

 STEP 3: : To enable [Developer options],
Smart Link connection require certain smart phones are required to
enable [Developer options]. If your tap [MIUI version] 7 times.
smartphone not yet enable [Developer Other smart phones may required
options] follow step below. different way to enable [Developer
If [Developer options] already enable, options].
go to Step 4.
Please refer smartphone user manual
STEP 2: for detailed way to enable [Developer
1 options].
4
4 Enter and enable [Developer STEP 4:
options]. • Connect USB cable to the USB port.

5
7
5 Check or enable [USB debugging].
2
1 Enter smart phone [Setting].
2 Touch [About phone].
7 Enter the Smart Link mode by
pressing the [Smart Link] button
6 on the Multimedia System
touchscreen’s main menu.
6 Touch [OK] when [Allow USB
3 debugging?] window pop up on
3 Touch [Build number] 7 times to smartphone.
enable [Developer options].

SMART LINK OPERATION 25

 2. INSTALLATION OF DRIVE MODE 3. SMART LINK NAVIGATION
APP

8
8 Touch [Detect Phone] on Audio
Navigation. • Smart phone will download & install
DRIVE MODE app automatically for
the first time.

9
9

9 ON Smartphone check [Always

allow from this computer] and • Touch [Navigation] on Smart Link
touch [OK]. control menu to choose Google
Maps or Waze applications.
• After installation completed, • Select the require map application
Smartphone screen display will be by clicking the icon.
shown on audio display.
• Touch DRIVE MODE icon to enter
Smart Link control menu or system
will automatically switch to Smart
Link control menu during driving
mode.

26 SMART LINK OPERATION

4. SMART LINK TELEPHONE 5. SMART LINK MUSIC • Touch [Song] to display song list.
Select the required song then touch it.
6. ADDITIONAL SMART LINK APP

• Touch [ ] on Smart Link control

menu to add favour application from
smart phone.
• Select the required application
from the application list then touch it.
• The additional application icon will
overwrite the [ ].
• Touch [Telephone] on Smart Link • Touch [Music] on Smart Link control : Total 15 additional applications are
control menu to make phone call. menu to play music from smart allowed to add on Smart Link
• Touch the require phone numbers phone. control menu but only MAP, Phone &
by keypad then touch [ ]. • Playing music functions: Music APP are allowed to use during
OR [ ] Pause the music. driving.
Touch [CONTACT] to enter phone [ ] Play the music.
book. Select the required contact [ ] Forward next song.
number then touch it. [ ] Backward previous song.
[ ] Repeat all songs in the list.
[ 1 ] Repeat the playing song.
[ ] Random play.

SMART LINK OPERATION 27

 NOTES ON SMART LINK OPERATION

7. REMOVING SMART LINK APP 9. OTHER CONTROL FUNCTION • Frame rate for Smart Link video playing
is 15 to 20 frames per second (FPS).
• Drive Mode App do not contain viruses.
Some antivirus software may
immediately pop-up alerts windows
during Drive Mode App first installation.
Actually, Drive Mode App is to get prior
permission from mobile phone system’s
related applications. Just select “yes” if
• Long touch the application icon until there is a required of confirmation.
is appeared.
• Touch the [ ] on the required
removal application.
8. PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE
DISPLAY SELECTION
• Long touch the application icon until
is appeared.
• Touch [ ] to select portrait or
landscape display on car audio • Touch [ ] to display control
screen. function bar.
dim: portrait display. • Control functions:
light: landscape display. [ ] Close control bar.
[ ] Back to previous screen.
[ ] Go to home screen.
[ ] Provide menu to the selected
item.
[ ] Quit Smart Link.

28 SMART LINK OPERATION

DURING CAR STATIC AND MOVING - RELATED FUNCTION AVAILABILITY 9
SMART LINK MODE
PLAY VIDEO ON VCD, Others smart phone app.
GPS NAVIGATION Navigation, telephone,
DVD AND USB MODE (Facebook, WhatsApp,
music
Youtube and etc.)
CAR STATIC
(Hand brake pull up) P P P P
CAR MOVING O O
(Hand brake pull down) P (only sound will hear from P (Audio screen will switch
car’s speaker) back to drive mode app.)

DURING CAR STATIC AND MOVING - RELATED FUNCTION AVAILABILITY 29

STEERING SWITCH CONTROL SYSTEM 10
You can operate some of the functions of the audio system without taking your hands off the steering wheel.

NO. BUTTON FUNCTION

1. VOLUME DOWN (-) • Decrease volume level of audio.

2. VOLUME UP (+) • Increase volume level of audio.

3. TUNE DOWN ( ) FM/AM Mode

• Short press Select preset channel 6 to channel 1.
• Long press Receiveing frequency being tuned downwards
automatically and stop when a high intensity frequency (radio
station) is being received.

CD/MP3/WMA/USB MP3 Mode

• Go to previous track (in ID3 display).

DVD Mode
• Go to previous chapter.

USB MP4
• Go to previous track (in MP4 playing display).

Bluetooth Music Mode

• Go to previous track.

Smart Link Music Mode

• Go to previous track.

30 STEERING SWITCH CONTROL SYSTEM

 NO. BUTTON FUNCTION

4. TUNE UP ( ) FM/AM Mode

• Short press Select preset channel 1 to channel 6.
• Long press Receiving frequency being tuned upwards
automatically and stop when a high intensity frequency (radio
station) is being received.

CD/MP3/WMA/USB MP3 Mode

• Go to next track (in ID3 display).

DVD Mode
• Go to next chapter.

USB MP4
• Go to next track (in MP4 playing display).

Bluetooth Music Mode

• Go to next track.

Smart Link Music Mode

• Go to next track.

5. MODE System OFF condition

• System on.

System ON condition
Radio (FM1/FM2/FM3) DISC (CD/MP3/WMA)
BLUETOOTH USB/SMART LINK
(CYCLIC OPERATION)
• Long press System OFF.

STEERING SWITCH CONTROL SYSTEM 31

INSTALLATION 11
Install the radio set to the dashboard case provided and screw up with screw tapping x 4.

SCREW TAPPING X 4
(Part No.: 93567-15014)

INSTALLATION BRACKET

32 INSTALLATION
RADIO WIRE CONNECTION 12

Reverse
camera signal
GND Reverse
detection

10P 6P 5P Radio Antenna Jack

4P
SC2
SC1
GPS Antenna Jack GND

REAR

ACC (+12V) (-)

Right
(+)
Car Battery (+12V)
(-)
Head Lamp ILL
Left
(+)
Parking Brake
FRONT
Power Antenna (+13.2V)
(-)
GND
Right
(+)

(-)
Left
(+)

RADIO WIRE CONNECTION 33

SPECIFICATION 13
GENERAL CD/MP3/WMA/USB
Power Supply Voltage : DC 12.0V System : Compact disc audio system
Rate : 14.4V Frequency Characteristics : 10 - 20,000Hz (±3dB)
Audio Output : (20W x 4) Rms. Signal To Noise Ratio : 70dB
Dimensions : 190(W)x109(H)x180(D)mm Dynamic Range : 80dB
Weight : 1.63kgs
Mute : Decreased to -79dB BLUETOOTH
Current Consumption : Less than 10A Standard : Bluetooth Ver 2.0 compliant
Speaker Impedence : 4 ohms Frequency Band : 2.4GHz - 2.4834GHz
Grounding System : Negative Type Power of Radiation
Frequency : -6dBm ~ +4dBm (class 2)
FM TUNER Frequency Hoping : 1600 hops/sec
Frequency Range : 87.5 - 108MHz Sensitivity : [email protected]% BER
Usable Sensitivity : 10dB Audio S/N : >90dB
-3dB Limiting Sensitivity : 10dB
Signal To Noise Ratio : 50dB POWER AMPLIFIER
Stereo Separation : 30dB Maximum Power Output : (20W x 4) Rms.
Tone Controls (Bass) : ± 12dB (@100Hz)
AM (Treble) : ± 12dB (@10KHz)
Frequency Range : 522 - 1620KHz
Usable Sensitivity : 28dB
Signal To Noise Ratio : 50dB

34 SPECIFICATION
TROUBLESHOOTING 14
The following guide will assist you in solving most of the problems you are likely to encounter when using this unit:

No. Problem Cause Solution

1. No power The fuse has blown Replace the fuse with the same ampere rating.

2. No Sound The volume or balance controls are not set Adjust the volume and balance controls.
correctly

The speaker protection circuit is operating Turn down sound volume.

3. System is hang The system’s microprocessor has malfunctioned Press the reset button to recover and switch to
factory setting. (Refer page no. 3)

4. CD/MP3 sound is skipped Disc is dirty Clean the disc with a soft cloth.

Disc is heavily scratched or warped Replace with a disc with no scratches.

MP3/WMA files are not encoded properly Use MP3/WMA files encoded properly.

5. Abnormal screen display The Brightness, Contrast or Saturation controls are Adjust the Brightness, Contrast and Saturation
not set correctly controls.

The system’s microprocessor has malfunctioned Press the reset button to recover. (Refer to
page no. 3)

6. S c r e e n t o u c h i n g i s n o t Screen touching calibration error Perform touch panel calibration (Refer to page
accurate 6)

TROUBLESHOOTING 35
The following guide will assist you in solving error from Smart Link connection:

Error code Cause Solution

0 x 11 1. No phone is connected. 1. Replug the USB cable.

0 x 12 2. Connection of USB cable is not stable. 2. Change the USB cable (use original USB cable
3. USB debug mode is not activated. or brand CE-Link).
4. Power supply of USB is not enough. 3. Turn on USB debug mode.
4. Confirm the “Allow USB debugging” inquiry.
0 x 14 1. User not confirm the connection when the “Allow USB 5. Reboot the car infotainment unit and smart
debugging” window is displayed. phone.

0 x 03 1. Unable to obtain smart phone’s OS version. 1. Restart the smart phone and wait until the start
2. Smart phone is not initialized successfully. up completed.
2. Reconnect and confirm the inquiry of allowing
0 x 04 0 x 64 1. Unable to install the server program on the smart phone. the installation of Drive Mode app on the smart
0 x 05 0 x 200 2. Unable to start up the server program on the smart phone.
0 x 08 0 x 204 phone. 3. Seek for technical assistance from system
0 x 41 3. Not enough memory on the smart phone. provider.
0 x 63 4. Not supported phone or OS version.

No error code 1. Error in Drive Mode or EasyConnected Server app. 1. Go to phone “Settings” then to “Application
(Smart phone Manager”.
unable to 2. Uninstall Drive Mode and Easyconnected Server
connect) app.
3. Restart the smart phone and wait until the start
up completed.
4. Reconnect and confirm the inquiry of allowing
the installation of Drive Mode app on the smart
phone.

36 TROUBLESHOOTING
Navigation Software User Manual
Navigation Software & Maps

1. Should the SD card become defective during warranty period of the device, a
replacement licence will be provided under the following conditions:
a) The customer returns the damaged or defective SD card.
b) The SD card’s serial number and warranty sticker have not been altered, defaced or
removed.
c) The SD card has not been tampered with and/or physically damaged.

2. To ensure prompt maintenance and service support, we strongly recommend that you
register the product warranty upon purchase
a) Via the Lokatoo website at www.lokatoo.com
b) Via SMS
• Step1: Key in Lokatoo<Name><Model No.> <Serial No.> <Date of Purchase>
<Notification>
Example: Lokatoo<John Tan> <P5ZHV> <J1234> <DDMMYY> <Yes>
• Step 2: Send to 39993

3. Notice on Personal Data

Visit our website www.lokatoo.com to view our Privacy Notice which highlights the
manner we deal with your personal data.

Note:
1) Terms & conditions apply
2) SMS warranty registration is applicable to Malaysia-registered mobile number only.
3) A notification will be sent to you if your registration is successful.
4) Each SMS sent/received is charged by your mobile operator on standard SMS charges.
Navigation Software and Maps data End TERMS & CONDITIONS
User License Agreement (“EULA”)

This EULA is a legal agreement between 1. The maps data and/or preloaded 2. The Software is provided by the
you (“User”) and Amtel Cellular Sdn Bhd software (“Software”) in this device copyright holders “AS IS” and any
(“Company”) for the Navigation Software are licensed by third parties to the express or implied warranties,
and maps data. The Company are only Company. The Software is sub- including, but not limited to, the
prepared to license the User to use the licensed on a limited, non-exclusive, implied warranties of merchantability
Navigation Software and maps data on the non-transferable and revocable basis and fitness for a particular purpose,
terms of this EULA. for use by the User solely on this are disclaimed. In no event shall the
device only and is not sold together copyright owner be liable for any direct,
with the device. If upgrades, updates indirect, incidental, special, exemplary,
or supplements to the Software are or consequential damages however
obtained, the use of such upgrades, caused and on any theory of liability,
updates or supplements is governed whether in contract, strict liability, or
by these Terms & Conditions and any tort (including negligence or otherwise)
amendments that may accompany arising in any way out of the use of
them and may be subject to additional the Software, even if advised of the
payments and conditions. The User possibility of such damage. The entire
must not reproduce, distribute, publish, risk to the quality and performance of
transmit, modify, adapt, translate, the Software is borne by the User. This
display, distribute, sell, license, disclaimer of warranty constitutes an
publicly perform, prepare derivative essential part of the licence granted to
works based upon, or otherwise use the User to use the Software.
or exploit the Software. The foregoing
limited right does not give the User any
ownership of Software and nothing
contained in this Agreement may be
construed as conferring to the User any
licence or right to the Software under
any copyright or any other intellectual
property right.
3. The trademarks, logos, and service 5. The planned, shortest, quickest 8. The use of the device is at the User’s
marks (“Trademark”) displayed on routes and estimated time to desired own risk. Lokatoo and the Company
this Software and device, are owned destinations are obtained from optimal is not liable for any fines, penalties,
by the Company and third parties. All route calculations based on the map damages or loss whether direct,
Trademark not owned by the Company database and should be used as a indirect, incidental, special, exemplary,
are the property of their respective reference only. This device must not be or consequential damages however
owners, and are used with permission. used for any purpose requiring precise caused and on any theory of liability,
Nothing contained herein may be measurement of direction, distance, whether in contract, strict liability, or
construed as granting any right or location or topography. tort (including negligence or otherwise)
license to use any Trademark. arising in any way out of the use of the
6. User shall be responsible for his/her device.
4. The maps and any information stored use of the maps stored therein and the
in this device is strictly a navigation device, and shall at all times comply 9. In the event of any inconsistencies
guide for reference use only. It is the with all traffic laws and regulations of or conflicts between the English and
sole responsibility of the User’s to the country of usage. Bahasa Malaysia version of the Terms
use this device prudently. Information & Conditions herein, the English version
provided may change over time and 7. The usage of this device is dependent on shall prevail.
the User should decide the route the Global Positioning System (“GPS”)
based on the actual road conditions which is operated by the United States
and traffic laws. The Company makes government and is solely responsible
no representation or warranty, whether for its accuracy and maintenance. The
expressly or impliedly as to the system is subject to changes which may
accuracy, completeness, timeliness, affect the performance and accuracy of
reliability or fitness for any particular the GPS navigator devices.
purpose of the maps stored therein.
CONTENTS

BEFORE USING YOUR NAVIGATION SOFTWARE

Safety Advice 43
Updating your map 43
GETTING STARTED
How to switch on GPS 44
Acquiring GPS satellite signal 44
SEARCH DESTINATION
Home & Office 45
Direct Search 45
Address 47
Point of Interest 50
Favourites (Search Destination) 51
Favourites (Modify Record) 52
History (Search) 53
Coordinates 54
Yellow Pages (Company Name) 56
Yellow Pages (Telephone Number) 57
Yellow Pages (Category) 58
Yellow Pages (About) 60
MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS
Saving Favourites (including Home and Office) 61
Setting Waypoint 62
Where am I? 63
Home Screen 65
Navigation Map Screen 66
Map Screen (Menu 1) 67
Map Screen (Menu 2) 69
Map Screen (Volume) 70

41
 TOOLS
Version Information 71
GPS Information 71
SETTINGS
Interface Language 73
Voice Language 73
Speed Camera Alert 74
Toll Booth Alert 74
Speed Limit Alert 75
Default Routing Method 75
Auto Zoom 76
Auto GPS Position 76
Volume 77
Car Icon 77
Day / Night Mode 78
Map Colour 78
3D Building 79
Screen Shot 80
Map Orientation 80
TROUBLESHOOTING 82

42
BEFORE USING YOUR NAVIGATION SOFTWARE

Safety Advice Updating your map

• Do not adjust or perform any setting • Always update your map in order to get
to the unit while driving. Always do the the best from your navigation software.
necessary adjustment and setting prior to
starting your journey. • With updated map, you will be able to
find latest P.O.Is and roads. Updated
• Always obey traffic rules. If the navigation map will also enable better route to be
software instructions contradict with generated.
traffic rules, the traffic rules shall prevail.
• You can download the latest map from
www.lokatoo.com. Maps are updated
regularly.

• All Lokatoo SD card are preinstalled with

licensed maps, retail SD card other than
original SD card cannot be installed with
Lokatoo GPS software.

BEFORE USING YOUR NAVIGATION SOFTWARE 43

GETTING STARTED

How to switch on GPSns:

Press GPS button to switch on the GPS
mode.
Red dot
Low precision GPS signals acquired.
Blue dot
GPS
Medium precision GPS signals
BUTTON
acquired.
Green dot
High precision GPS signals acquired.
Acquiring GPS satellite signal No Satellite signal acquired. HDOP
Horizontal Dilution of Precision. High
Always acquire GPS satellite signals before number of HDOP bars indicates high
using the navigator for navigation. To level of precision.
acquire satellite signals and to lock on your Latitude
current position, please ensure that your Latitude value of current coordinate
car is not under a roof, tree, inside parking displayed in WGS84 format.
basement, in tunnel or any object that might
Longitude
block the navigator from acquiring satellite
Longitude value of current coordinate
signal.
Satellite signals acquired. displayed in WGS84 format.
Once navigation software is launched, Altitude
the system will automatically search for Altitude value of current position.
Back to previous page
satellite signals. To lock on to your current Satellite Count
position, the navigator must lock on to at Screen shot Number of satellites acquired.
least 3 satellites. To acquire your altitude
information, fourth satellite is needed. Help

* To learn on how to access GPS View Map

Information, turn to page 71.

44 GETTING STARTED
SEARCH DESTINATION

Home & Office Direct Search

You may retrieve your home and office Searching road or P.O.I (Point Of Interest).
location from your navigator. Touching any
of these buttons will enable the navigator
to generate route to your home or office
automatically.

In order to retrieve home or office, its

location must be saved in advance.
2. Touch Home or Office.
* To learn on how to save a destination
as home and office, turn to page 61. 1. Touch Direct Search bar.

3. Select between Fastest, Economic,

Least Turn and Shortest distance.
1. Touch Search icon. 2. Touch the country column to select the
Then touch Go to begin navigation. destination country.
* To learn more about route method,
turn to page 75.

SEARCH DESTINATION 45
 TIPS
Enter the unique part of the road name
or P.O.I for a fast and accurate search
result.
For example:
JALAN PJS 7/19 to be entered as PJS
7/19 (for road name, do not enter JALAN,
3. Enter the name of the desired LORONG, PERSIARAN, etc) and 4. Screen will display results containing
destination. Touch OK when done. JALAN SETIABAKTI 9 to be entered keywords entered for the entire
as SETIABAKTI 9. If you are searching selected country.
for IKANO POWER CENTRE, just Use the up and down arrow buttons to
Spacebar
enter IKANO. You can search LOT 10 scroll between pages.
SHOPPING CENTRE by just entering
Backspace
LOT 10.
Touch to empty search bar.
WHAT IS P.O.I?
Touch to display numeric and P.O.I stands for Point Of Interest.
special characters keyboard. Examples of P.O.Is are restaurants,
shopping centres, petrol stations, banks
Touch to confirm keyword and etc.
entered.
5. Touch the desired destination from
search result to go route selection
page.

46 SEARCH DESTINATION
 Address

Alternatively, you may touch Searching road within a city, state or

located next to the respective country.
destination name to view the map of
the destination or to save the
destination as favourite.
* To learn on how to save a favourite,
turn to page 61.

View Map Sample 6. Select between Fastest, Economic,

Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Go to begin navigation. 1. Touch Search icon.
* To learn more about route method,
turn to page 75.

2. Touch Address.

SEARCH DESTINATION 47
 TIPS
You may choose not to select State or
City or both.
• If both State and City are entered,
the search result will display all
relevant roads (that match the
keywords entered) within the
3. Touch the country column to select the selected city. 5. Touch All Cities to enter the destination
destination country. • If State is entered and City is not city.
entered, the search result will display
all relevant roads (that match the
keywords entered) within the
selected state.
• If State is not entered and City is
entered, the search result will display
all relevant roads (that match the
keywords entered) within the
4. Touch All States to enter the selected city. 6. Touch Road to enter the destination
destination state. • If both State and City are not road.
Address entered, the search result will display
all relevant roads (that match the
keywords entered) within the country.

48 SEARCH DESTINATION
7. Enter the name of the destination road.
Tap OK when done. TIPS TIPS
Enter the unique part of the road name Touch to clear respective field.
Spacebar for a fast and accurate search result.
For example:
Backspace JALAN PJS 7/19 to be entered as
PJS 7/19 (for road name, do not enter
Touch to empty search bar. JALAN, LORONG, PERSIARAN, etc)
and JALAN SETIABAKTI 9 to be
Touch to display numeric and entered as SETIABAKTI 9.
special characters keyboard.
Touch to confirm keyword
10. Select between Fastest, Economic,
entered.
Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Go to begin navigation.
* To learn more about route method,
turn to page 75.

9. Touch Route to go to route selection

page.
Alternatively, you may tap View Map
8. Screen will display results containing to view the map of the selected
keywords entered. destination or to save the destination
Use the up and down arrow buttons to as favourite.
scroll between pages. * To learn on how to save a favourite,
Touch the desired destination from turn to page 61.
search result.

SEARCH DESTINATION 49
Point of Interest

Searching Point of Interest.

3. Select and touch the desired Point of 5. Touch the desired destination from
1. Touch Search icon. Interest category displayed on the search result to go route selection
screen. page.
Use the left and right arrow buttons to Alternatively, you may touch
scroll between pages. located next to the respective
destination name to view the map of
the destination or to save the
destination as favourite.
* To learn on how to save a favourite,
turn to page 61.
2. Touch Point of Interest.

4. Select & touch the Point of Interest

sub-category from the list displayed
on the screen.
Use the up and down arrow buttons to
scroll between pages.

50 SEARCH DESTINATION
 Favourites (Search Destination)

Retrieving a destination saved in Favorites.

View Map Sample

3. Touch Favourites.
1. Touch Search icon.

4. Screen will display a list of destination

6. Select between Fastest, Economic, 2. Touch Others. record saved in Favourites.
Least Turn and Shortest distance. Use the up and down arrow buttons to
Then touch Go to begin navigation. scroll between pages.
* To learn more about route method,
turn to page 75.

SEARCH DESTINATION 51
 Favourites (Modify Record)

You may modify the information of the

destination saved in Favourites.

5. Touch the desired destination from 6. Select between Fastest, Economic,

search result. Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Route to go to route Then touch Go to begin navigation.
1. Touch of the selected favourite
selection page. * To learn more about route method, record that you would like to modify.
Alternatively, you may tap View Map turn to page 75.
to view the map of the selected
destination.
Touch Delete to delete the selected
record or Delete All to delete all
records. Touch Save to save the record
as favourites.
* To learn on how to save a favourite,
turn to page 61.
2. Touch the item that you would like to
modify. Touch OK when done.
Touch Save to save the favourite.
You may also tap Home to save the
record as Home or Office to save it as
Office.

52 SEARCH DESTINATION
 History (SEARCH)

Retrieving a destination saved in History.

TIPS
Touch to insert picture for the
respective favourite.

Example

3. Touch History.
1. Touch Search icon.

To change the telephone number, touch

the telephone number field.

4. Screen will display results on

2. Touch Others. destination searched recently.
Use the up and down arrow buttons to
scroll between pages.

Modify the telephone number. Touch

OK when done.

SEARCH DESTINATION 53
 Coordinates

Searching a destination by coordinates

(Longitude / Latitude).

5. Touch the desired destination from the 6. Select between Fastest, Economic,
list displayed. Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Route to go to route Then touch Go to begin navigation. 1. Touch Search icon.
selection page. * To learn more about route method,
Alternatively, you may touch View Map turn to page 75.
to view the map of the selected
destination or to save the destination
as favourite.
* To learn on how to save a favourite,
turn to page 61.

2. Touch Others.

54 SEARCH DESTINATION
3. Touch Coordinates. 5. Touch Route to go to route selection 6. Select between Fastest, Economic,
page. Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Alternatively, you may touch View Then touch Go to begin navigation.
Map to view the map of the selected * To learn more about route method,
destination or to save the destination turn to page 75.
as favourite.
* To learn on how to save a favourite,
turn to page 61.
Coordinates formats
Below are the sample coordinates for
4. Enter the destination coordinates using
each format
the keypad.
Decimal Degree X 101.71097
Backspace
(WGS84) Y 3.15749
Touch to empty search bar. Degrees, Minutes E 101° 42’ 39.49”
& Seconds N 3° 09’ 26.96”
Touch to select coordinates
format between Decimal Degree GPS E 101 42.658
(WGS84), Degrees, Minutes & N 3 09.449
Seconds and GPS format.

SEARCH DESTINATION 55
Yellow Pages Company Name

The Yellow Pages listings will allow you Search a company by name. You may
to search for companies or businesses obtain the company’s address, telephone
details by keying in the company name or number, fax number & website information
telephone numbers appearing in over 3500 here. The system may also navigate you to
categories. the location of the company.

3. Touch Yellow Pages.

1. Touch Search icon.

4. Touch Company Name.

2. Touch Others.

56 SEARCH DESTINATION
 Yellow Pages (Telephone Number)

Touch Sort by Dist to sort the results You may also search a company by
by distance. Tap Sort by Name to sort telephone number.
the results in alphabetical order.
* To learn on how to save a favourite,
turn to page 61.

5. Enter the name of the desired

destination. Touch OK when done.

3. Touch Yellow Pages.

7. Select between Fastest, Economic,

Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Go to begin navigation.
* To learn more about route method,
6. Touch the desired destination from turn to page 75.
search result.
Then touch Route to go to route 2. Touch Telephone Number.
selection page.
Alternatively, you may touch View
Map to view the map of the selected
destination or to save the destination
as favourite.

SEARCH DESTINATION 57
 Yellow Pages (Category)

Touch Sort by Dist to sort the results Search for companies and businesses
by distance. Touch Sort by Name to by categories just like how you search in
sort the results in alphabetical order. Yellow Pages hard copy directory. There
* To learn on how to save a favourite, are more than 3500 different categories to
turn to page 61. select from.

3. Enter the destination fixed-line

telephone number using the keypad.
Touch OK when done.

5. Select between Fastest, Economic, 3. Touch Yellow Pages.

Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Go to begin navigation.
* To learn more about route method,
turn to page 75.
4. Touch the desired destination from
search result.
Then touch Route to go to route
selection page.
2. Touch Category.
Alternatively, you may touch View
Map to view the map of the selected
destination or to save the destination
as favourite.

58 SEARCH DESTINATION
3. Enter the name of the desired
5. Touch the desired destination from 6. Select between Fastest, Economic,
category. Touch OK when done.
search result. Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Route to go to route Then touch Go to begin navigation.
selection page. * To learn more about route method,
Alternatively, you may touch View turn to page 75.
Map to view the map of the selected
destination or to save the destination
as favourite.
Touch Sort by Dist to sort the results
4. Screen will display results containing by distance. Touch Sort by Name to
keywords entered. sort the results in alphabetical order.

Use the up and down arrow buttons to * To learn on how to save a favourite,
scroll between pages. turn to page 61.

SEARCH DESTINATION 59
Yellow Pages (About)

3. Touch Yellow Pages. 3. Yellow Pages information will been

displayed.

2. Touch About.

60 SEARCH DESTINATION
MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS

Saving Favourites
(including Home and Office)

You can save a location searched as

favourite for future retrieval. You may also
save the location as Home and Office.

C. The selected location will be displayed E. Touch any item that you would like to
on the map. modify. Then touch Save to save the
Touch . favourite. You may also touch Home to
save the destination as Home or
A. Search desired destination using
Office to save it as Office.
Direct Search, Address or Point of
Interest.

D. Touch Save As button to save the

selected location as favourite.
F. The favourite icon will be displayed on
the map.
B. Upon selecting the destination from
the result list, touch located next
to destination name.

MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS 61

 Setting Waypoint

Waypoint allows you to set multiple

temporary stop points before proceeding to
Example your destination.

C. Touch Waypoint to set the selected

location as waypoint.

To change the name, touch the name

field. A. Search desire destination using
Direct Search, Address or Point of
Interest.

D. Waypoint is set and marked with a

flag. The number on the flag represents
the number of the waypoint set. You
may set up to 10 waypoints for a single
Modify the name. Touch OK when
journey. After setting all waypoints, set
done. B. Upon selecting the destination from the destination by touching
the result list, touch located Destination (instead of Waypoint)
next to destination name. and begin driving.

62 MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS

Where am I?

“Where am I?” allows you to identify

your current location by providing you
information such as nearest road name and
coordinates. Here, you may also search for
nearby important Point of Interest.

C. Touch Where am I? E. Select the preferred category.

A. Ensure that your navigator has

acquired GPS satellite signals.

D. The nearest address and the actual F. Touch the desired destination from
coordinates will be displayed on the search result.
screen. Then touch Route to go to route
Touch Search to search for important selection page.
nearby Point of Interest. Alternatively, you may touch View
Map to view the map of the selected
B. Touch . destination or to save the destination
as favourite.
* To learn on how to save a favourite,
turn to page 61.

MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS 63

G. Select between Fastest, Economic,
Least Turn and Shortest distance.
Then touch Go to begin navigation.
* To learn more about route method,
turn to page 75.

64 MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS

 Home Screen

Compass Screen Shot

Volume
Current Road Name

Zoom in

Zoom out

Save as
Cancel route

Scale

Tools Search by

Repeat Voice
Current time

Current road name

MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS 65

Navigation Map Screen

Current Road Name Next turning

Subsequent turn after

next turning
3D Building

Mini Map

Road destination Screen Shot

Current Position
Save as
Current Speed
Junction view picture

Scale

Tools Search by

Repeat voice Current time

Estimated time of arrival
Estimated distance to
destination

66 MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS

Map Screen (Menu 1)

Compass 1 Screen shot 9

Volume 2

Zoom In

Zoom Out
Save as 5

Scale

Back to current
position Next page

Set destination Set waypoint 3 Set starting Point Generate route 4

Save as 5 Cancel route 6 Where am I? 7 Information 8

MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS 67

 1 Red colour arrow is pointing to the North.

2 Touch to display volume bar and mute option.

3 Touch to set the selected location as Waypoint (temporary stop) before setting the final
destination.
*To learn more about setting waypoint, turn to page 62.

4 Touch to go to route selection page once start point and destination has been entered.
*To learn more about route selection, turn to page 75.

5 To save a location as Favourites, Home or Office.

*To learn more about saving a location as favourites, turn to page 61.

6 Touch to cancel route that had been made.

7 Touch to identify your actual location and to search for nearby emergency facilities.

8 Touch to check current road name and current location coordinates.

9 Touch to save the screen display image in the form of picture file. *To learn more about Screen
shot, turn to page 80.

68 MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS

Map Screen (Menu 2)
Switch between 2D / 3D 2 Rotate left 3 Rotate right 3

Compass 1 Screen shot

Tilt up map angle 4

Tilt down map angle 4

Back to current Next page

position

1 Touch to display map view related buttons.

2 Touch to toggle between the following map orientation displays. Default setting is 3D.

The map will change to 2D mode. The map will change to 3D mode.

3 Touch to rotate the map view.

4 Touch “Tilt up” to move the viewing position closer to 2D. Touch “Tilt down” to move the viewing position closer to 3D

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Map Screen (Volume)

Mute

Screen shot

Volume 1

Tools button Search by

1 Touch to display volume bar and mute option. Adjust the volume to your preferred
level. Touch Mute to mute the system.

70 MAP SCREEN MENU & FUNCTIONS

TOOLS

Version Information GPS Information

This page will display software and map This page displays all GPS signals related
version. Terms & Conditions of the usage of information such as latitude, longitude,
the software can also be obtained here. altitude and number of satellites acquired.

2. Touch Version to view the software and

map version.

1. Touch Tools icon. 1. Touch Tools icon.

3. Version page displays the software

and map versions installed in the
system.
2. Touch Version Information. 2. Touch GPS Information.
Touch Terms & Conditions to view the
complete software terms & conditions.

TOOLS 71
 Red dot
Low precision GPS signals acquired.
Blue dot
Medium precision GPS signals acquired.
Green dot
High precision GPS signals acquired.
HDOP
3. Screen will display the position of GPS
Horizontal Dilution of Precision. High
satellites, latitude, longitude, altitude,
number of HDOP bars indicates high
satellite count and HDOP bars at your
level of precision.
current location.
Latitude
Latitude value of current coordinate
displayed in WGS84 format.
Longitude
Longitude value of current coordinate
displayed in WGS84 format.
Altitude
Altitude value of current position.
Satellite Count
Number of satellites acquired.

72 TOOLS
SETTINGS

Interface Language Voice Language

Changing the language of the interface. Changing the language of the voice. This
This option is to change the language of the option is to change the language of the
interface such as menu, settings and other voice instruction.
interface within the software. It however
does not change the language of the map
data.

3. Select and touch the preferred

language from the list.
Then touch OK.
1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings.
Available Interface Language
1. Malay
1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings. 2. English
3. Chinese
4. Tamil
5. Japanese
6. Korean

2. Touch Voice Language selection box.

2. Touch Interface Language selection

box.

SETTINGS 73
 Speed Camera Alert Toll Booth Alert

To enable / disable speed camera alert. To enable / disable toll booth alert.

3. Select and touch the preferred

language from the list.
1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings. 1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings.
Then touch OK.

Available Voice Language

1. Malay
2. English
3. Chinese
4. Tamil
5. Japanese
6. Korean
2. Select Yes to enable the system to 2. Select Yes to enable the system to
provide voice prompt whenever the car provide voice prompt whenever the car
is approaching a speed camera area. is approaching a toll booth.
Select No to disable. Select No to disable.

74 SETTINGS
Speed Limit Alert Default Routing Method

To enable / disable speed limit alert. This option allows user to set the default
routing method whenever the system
generates route.

3. Select the preferred default route

method.
1. Touch Tools icon, then touch
Settings. Then touch OK.
1. Touch Tools icon, then touch The selected default route method will
Settings. be used whenever the system
generates initial route. You may
change the route to other options after
the route is generated if you wish.

2. Select Yes to enable the system to

provide voice prompt whenever the car
exceeded the speed limit. 2. Touch Default Routing Method
selection box.
Select No to disable.

SETTINGS 75
 Auto Zoom Auto GPS Position

Routing Methods To enable / disable auto zoom. This feature To set the time for the map display to return
allows the system to set zooming level to current car position if the map is moved
System will consider various
factors such as road class, automatically based on distance. to other area.
Fastest speed limit and distance to
generate the fastest route to
destination.
System will consider factors
such as distance, speed
limit and toll charges to
Economic
generate a route with least
fuel consumption and toll
charges.
Least Turn System will generate route 1. Touch Tools icon, then touch 1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings.
with minimal number of Settings.
turning.
Shortest System will generate a
shortest distance route.

2. Select the desired time between 10 or

2. Select Yes to enable auto zoom. 20 seconds for the map screen to
Select No to disable. return to the car current position.
Select No to disable.

76 SETTINGS
Volume Car Icon

Adjusting the volume and mute option. Touch to select preferred car icon to be
used on the map.

3. Select the preferred setting.

1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings. Then touch OK.
1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings.
Mute
Select Yes to mute the system and No
to disable.
Volume
Touch the arrow buttons to adjust the
volume. Touch Test to hear the selected
volume level.

2. Touch Volume selection box.

2. Touch Car Icon selection box.

SETTINGS 77
 Day / Night Mode Map Colour

Changing the Day/Night mode to appear Changing the map colour.

on the map.

3. Touch to select preferred car icon to be

used in the map.
1. Touch Tools icon, then tap Settings.
Select your preferred car type. 1. Touch Tools icon, then touch
Then touch OK. Settings.

2. Touch Map Colour selection box.

Auto: To use system predefined day and

night mode switching time.
Day: Set the map to day mode irrespective
to the actual time.
Night: Set the map to night mode
irrespective to the actual time.

78 SETTINGS
 3D Building

To enable / disable 3D building display on

the map. 3D Building

3. Use left and right arrow button to scroll

to different map colour.
Example: 3D Building enabled
Scroll to preferred map colour and 1. Touch Tools icon, then touch
touch OK to apply change. Settings.

Available Map Colour

1. Basic
2. Warm
3. Cool
Example: 3D Building disabled
Set the map display to 3D mode to get
the best viewing result of 3D building.
2. Select Yes to enable the map to display
* To learn more about map in 3D mode,
3D building.
turn to page 69.
Select No to disable.

SETTINGS 79
Screen Shot Map Orientation

To enable / disable screen shot feature. To toggle between the head up and north
This feature allows you to save the screen How to capture Screen Shot up map view.
image. This feature is similar to print screen
function on computer.

1. Touch Tools icon, then touch

Settings.
1. Touch Tools icon, then touch
Settings.

Touch the camera icon to capture a

screen shot.
Screen Shot images are saved in 2. Touch to select the preferred map view
SDMMC\lokatoo_data\USERDATA\ option.
ScreenShot.
2. Select Yes to enable the Screen Shot
feature.
Select No to disable.

80 SETTINGS
 Head up
The map will rotate and the car will
always point upward.
North up
The system will keep the upward
direction to North; the car orientation will
change accordingly to this direction.

Map Orientation

Example: Head up

Example: North up

SETTINGS 81
TROUBLESHOOTING

• Software stops responding. • I am unable to search my desired • Abbreviation

Remove the SD card from the destination in the map. / The
navigation system, and then reinsert software gave wrong turning 3D
it back. instruction, wrong road names or 3 Dimensional
inaccurate navigation. GPS
• My search is showing too many The map data may be outdated.
results. Global Positioning System
Go to www.lokatoo.com to update
Try performing a search by entering your map. You may also provide any HDOP
unique part of the keyword, for map feedback by calling Lokatoo Horizontal Dilution of Precision
example IKANO for Ikano Power Customer Service Hotline at 1800
Centre. SD
88 0308 or fill up our feedback form
Secure Digital
• The location shown in the at www.lokatoo.com.
navigation system does not reflect WGS
my true current location. • My navigation system is unable to World Geodetic System
Check if the navigation system is lock acquire satellite signals.
on to GPS satellite. Check your car tint. Certain metallized
tints may block your GPS receiver
• Voice guidance is not audible when
from receiving GPS signals. Please
navigating.
send your navigation system to the
Check the volume control of the
nearest PERODUA service centre.
navigation system.

82 TROUBLESHOOTING
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Amtel Cellular Sdn Bhd (278151-D)

No 5, Jalan PJS 7/19, Bandar Sunway,
46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor D.E., Malaysia.
Tel: 03-5632 6788 Fax: 03-5632 5678
E-mail: [email protected]
Customer Service Hotline: 1 800 88 0308
Car Rear View Camera User Manual
CAR REAR VIEW CAMERA

1. Camera, Television 3. Reverse Camera Specifications

1. Car width - Show guideline of car
extended reverse when the car is
The camera view will be displayed on the line reverse straightly. Model D63D
Multimedia System with Navigation screen
- Displayed car width Image Sensor PC6070K
when the car transmission is engaged to
extended line is wider Effective Pixels 680(H) X 480(V)
reverse position.
than the actual car width.
Power Supply 9~12V DC
2. Interval - Show the distance from Minimum Illumination <1.0 LUX
guideline the rear bumper Lens Angle 120° & 90°(+/-3°)
2a - About 0.5m behind ( Horizontal & Vertical )
(red line) TV System PAL
2b - About 1m behind S/N Ratio >45dB
(yellow line) Video Output 1.0VPP/75Ω
The camera is clipped to the car garnish. 2c - About 2m behind Water Proof Rate IP67
(green line)
Operating Temperature -20°C ~ +70°C
2. Parking Lines
Storage Temperature -40°C ~ +85°C
Warnings: White Balance Auto
2.0m 2.0m
2c 1. Distance of guideline will be changed Operating Current <50mA
by number of passenger, loading and
1.0m 1.0m Resolution 380 TV Lines
2b the road slope.
Overlay Line Static Status
2. Please confirm the safety of the rear
0.5m 0.5m Overlay Line
2a and surrounding of the car before Status
reversing.
3. Car width extended line is displayed
CHECK SURROUNDING FOR SAFETY wider than the actual car width.
Please confirm the safety of the rear
and surrounding of the car before
reversing.

CAR REAR VIEW CAMERA 85