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    Portable Navigation System 
    CN-GP50U
    Operating Instructions 
    Picture Viewer 
    Phone (Hands-Free)
    English (US) 
    xBefore using this product, please read the "Safety information" in the "Important 
    Information" document.   
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    							Copyright 
    The information contained herein may be changed at any time without prior notification.    This manual nor any 
    parts thereof may not be reproduced for any purpose whatsoever without the express written consent of 
    Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., nor transmitted in any form either electronically or mechanically, 
    including photocopying and recording. All technical specifications, drawings etc are subject to copyright law. 
    © 2007, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. 
    All rights reserved.  
    						
    							Table of Contents 
    1 Introduction.............................................................................................................................. 3
    1.1 About this manual ............................................................................................................................................ 3
    1.1.1 Conventions.................................................................................................................................................. 3
    2 Picture ...................................................................................................................................... 4
    2.1 Preparation ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
    2.2 Picture Menu ................................................................................................................................................... 4
    2.2.1 Picture Viewer .............................................................................................................................................. 5
    2.2.1.1 Preview (See the figure 4) ......................................................................................................................... 5
    2.2.2 Opening Picture............................................................................................................................................ 5
    2.2.2.1 Customize.................................................................................................................................................. 5
    2.2.3 Slideshow Settings ....................................................................................................................................... 6
    3 Phone (Hands-Free) ................................................................................................................ 6
    3.1 Phone Menu .................................................................................................................................................... 6
    3.1.1 Keypads........................................................................................................................................................ 7
    3.1.1.1 Adjusting the phone status ........................................................................................................................ 8
    3.1.2 Contacts ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
    3.1.3 Call History ................................................................................................................................................... 9
    3.1.4 Redial ........................................................................................................................................................... 9
    3.1.5 Find other phone .......................................................................................................................................... 9
    3.1.5.1 Registering .............................................................................................................................................. 10
    3.1.5.2 Success Pairing....................................................................................................................................... 10
    3.1.5.3 Failed Pairing........................................................................................................................................... 10
    3.1.6 Connect ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
    3.1.6.1 Success Pairing....................................................................................................................................... 10
    3.1.6.2 Failed Pairing........................................................................................................................................... 10
    3.1.7 Incoming call............................................................................................................................................... 11
    3.2 Pairing ............................................................................................................................................................12 
    3.2.1 Preparation ..................................................................................................................................................12 
    3.2.2 Find Other Phone ........................................................................................................................................12 
    3.2.3 Connect .......................................................................................................................................................13 
    1 Introduction 
    1.1 About this manual 
    1.1.1 Conventions 
    For better legibility and clarification, the following styles are used in this manual: 
    SMALL CAPITALS: Window and dialogue box titles. 
    Bold: Highlighting of important parts in the text. 
    Underlined:
     Descriptions of buttons, input fields and other elements on the user interface. 
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    							2 Picture 
    2.1 Preparation 
    1.  Remove the SD Memory Card that contains Map. ()
    2.  Insert the SD Memory Card that contains Picture 
    content. (
    )
      The system reactivates.   
    Note:
    Insert the SD Memory Card that contains Map when you 
    use the navigation functions.   
    2.2 Picture Menu 
    When you turn on the device, you will see the MENU
    window ( figure 1 ). Tap the 
    Picture
     button. 
    PICTURE MENU window opens. 
    In the PICTURE MENU window ( figure 2 ), you’ll see 
    several icons on the screen: 
    Picture viewer
    : The PICTURE MENU window opens.   
    ( See the figure 3 ). 
    Opening Picture
    : The OPENING PICTURE window opens. 
    Slideshow Settings
    : The SLIDESHOW SETTINGS window 
    opens.
     ( Back ):  Back to previous page ( MENU window 
    opens ). 
     ( Show map ):  The map opens. 
    figure 1 
    figure 2 
    figure 3 
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    							2.2.1 Picture Viewer 
      ( To the left ): Go to left page. 
      ( To the right ): Go to right page. 
    Preview
    : Preview and rotate the selected picture. 
    Slideshow
    : Slideshow the selected picture file. 
    To stop the Slideshow, tap the picture. 
    2.2.1.1 Preview (See the figure 4) 
    Left Turn
    : Turn the picture 90 degree Counterclockwise. 
    Right Turn
    : Turn the picture 90 degree clockwise.   
    Half Turn
    : Turn the picture 180 degree. 
    2.2.2 Opening Picture 
    Customize: To get into Customize page to customize a 
    picture file to be opening picture. 
    Default
    : Use the default picture file ( Strada logo ). 
    2.2.2.1 Customize 
    Preview
    : Preview and rotate the selected picture file   
    ( See the figure 4 ). 
    OK
    : Set the selected picture to be opening picture. 
    figure 4 
    figure 5 
    figure 6 
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    							2.2.3 Slideshow Settings 
    Tap  ( Toggle ) button to alternate between the 
    possible values. 
    Switching Time: Set each picture slideshow every 1, 2, 3, 4 
    or 5 second. 
    Mode 
    Normal: Picture showing by chosen sequentially. 
    Random: Picture showing by random type. 
    Note:
    Switching Time might become longer than the setting 
    according to the file size of the picture.   
    3 Phone (Hands-Free) 
    For the models to be supported, visit the Web Site at 
    http://panasonic.net
    ( Refer to the description regarding Portable Car 
    Navigation. ) 
    We do not guarantee that all the functions of this unit 
    are available on all mobile phones. 
    When you turn on the device, you will see the MENU
    window ( figure 1 ). Tap the Phone
     button. 
    PHONE MENU window opens. 
    3.1 Phone Menu 
    Keypads: To get into the Keypads mode. Key-in the number 
    for the connected mobile phone. 
    Contacts
    : Contact address book. It could be stored 500 
    data. 
    Call History
    : The history of dial out and received message.   
    Redial
    : Redial the phone number. 
    Find Other Phone
    : Searching for other Bluetooth device. 
    Connect
    : List last 5 pairing Bluetooth device, and you can 
    select one to connect mobile phone. 
    figure 7 
    figure 1 
    figure 8 
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    							 ( Back ): Back to previous page. 
     ( Show map ): The map opens. 
    3.1.1 Keypads 
    For dialing phone number and using contact information. 
    Numeral keys
    : Key in the phone number. 
    Contacts
    : Into the Contacts mode. 
    History
    : Into the History mode. 
      : Delete the key in number.   
      : Dial out the phone number. 
     : ( Show map ): The map opens. 
    When the map is displayed while talking over the telephone, 
    the
      button is displayed in the map.   
    The telephone can be hung up by pushing the 
    button in the map. 
    figure 9 
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    							3.1.1.1 Adjusting the phone status 
    When you dial out the phone number, the panel will show 
    the message ( figure 10 ) to adjust the phone status 
     ( Volume ) : Adjust phone volume. 
      : Hang up the phone. When you press the button, 
    the menu will clear. 
    3.1.2 Contacts 
    There are contact information that user can input the 
    address and phone number. The phone book can store 500 
    data ( figure 11 ). 
    Import Address
    : To transfer your address book from mobile 
    phone to this device ( figure 12 ). 
    #ab - xyz
    : Use alphabet to find out the contact data. 
      : To delete the selected data, then you have to 
    confirm Yes or No ( figure 13 ). 
      : To delete all data, then you have to confirm Yes 
    or No ( figure 14 ). 
      : Dial the phone number. Then screen will show 
    dialing page ( figure 10 ) and dial the phone 
    number. 
    figure 10 
    figure 11 
    figure 12 
    figure 13 
    figure 14
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    							3.1.3 Call History 
    The device will record the communication by phone.   
    It will list last 20 calls each type. 
      :  Dial history list ( figure 15 ). 
      :  Received history list ( figure 15 ). 
      :  Miss received history list ( figure 15 ). 
    3.1.4 Redial 
    It will redial the number. If you press redial button, screen 
    will show the message ( figure 16 ). 
    3.1.5 Find other phone 
    The function is searching for Bluetooth device. 
    When you find out the device, select it ( figure 17).   
    figure 15 
    figure 16 
    figure 17 
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    							3.1.5.1 Registering 
    If Registering code is unnecessary, or after you enter the 
    registering code, the device will connect to another device 
    automatically ( figure 18 ). 
    3.1.5.2 Success Pairing 
    If device pairing successfully, the panel will show the 
    success message ( figure 19). 
    3.1.5.3 Failed Pairing 
    If device pairing failed, the panel will show the failed 
    message ( figure 20 ). Please check the registering code or 
    the mobile phone.   
    3.1.6 Connect 
    To connect to the device. There are last 5 pairing record on 
    the screen ( figure 21 ). You can choose one and the device 
    will connect to the mobile phone directly. 
    3.1.6.1 Success Pairing 
    If device pairing successfully, the screen will show success 
    message ( figure 19 ).   
    3.1.6.2 Failed Pairing 
    If device pairing failed, the screen will show failed message 
    ( figure 20 ). Please check the registering code or the 
    mobile phone. 
    figure 18 
    figure 19 
    figure 20 
    figure 21 
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