Falcon NAVI-B - Manual (Page 20)

NAVI-B VERSION 1.01
4.3 Pocked PCs Bluetooth™ Connection
In order to set up a connection between your Pocket PCs and the NAVI-B,
please, follow step by step the instructions below.
HINT: Perform a Bluetooth™ device discovery on your Pocked PCs to
find the Bluetooth™ GPS Receiver. Refer to the user
documentation of your Bluetooth™ device for instructions, too.
1. If the Bluetooth™ software is not installed in your Pocked PCs yet,
please, install it before you begin the next steps.
2. Turn on the power to your host device. If your NAVI-B is still not
connected to the aforementioned power supply, then connect it. Once the
Bluetooth™ receiver is connected to the aforementioned power supply,
the internal LED will appears as shown:
♦ Blue LED fashes every one second (the Bluetooth™ is on, and ready
for connection). ( The Bluetooth™ LED is internally but is viewable when
it flashes. )
Note: For best results, you should also perform a GPS fix now. The
GPS indicator will light steadily when a GPS fix is performed.
If there are troubles during acquire a GPS fix, replace the location
of NAVI-B or switch it off and on again.
♦ The Bluetooth™ indicator flashes every one second (the Bluetooth™
is on, and ready to establish a Bluetooth™ connection)
3. First, you must turn on the enabled Bluetooth™ device (in our example
iPAQ 38xx Bluetooth™ device). Check the Blue Manager's icon on the
right-bottom screen. If the icon is grey i.e. the Bluetooth™ is turned off.
In order to turn the Bluetooth™ on, tab on the Bluetooth™ icon on
right-down corner of your Pocked PCs device display, a pop-up menu
will appear. Select Enable Bluetooth™ Ratio. The colour of the
Bluetooth™ icon will be changed from grey to blue-white (it depends on
the installed Bluetooth™ software), signifying that it is turned on.
4. Search for the FALCOM NAVI-B. Open the Bluetooth™ popup menu
on the right-bottom screen. Tab on the Bluetooth™ Manager.
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