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WayPoint PDA Connected to the back of a PC via the USB Cable on the left and the travel adapter on the right.
There are two types of USB hardware configurations used in PC’s.
1. One type supplies a separate 5V power source for the USB power.
2. The second type derives the power from an internal bus.
There is only a limited amount of power available from a USB connection and sometimes this is
divided among all the connections. Extension USB hubs are also available in two types; one has
its own 5 Volt power while the second gets its source of power from the USB connection on the
PC.
The WayPoint
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PDA cannot be charged effectively via a bus-powered USB hub. USB charging
is only effective via a self-powered USB hub, or when the WayPoint PDA has exclusive use of a
USB port. The PC itself must be powered up and the WayPoint PDA must be powered off.
If the WayPoint PDA is powered on the charging indicator will flash and the unit will receive
some power from the USB hub but the unit will use more power than the hub can supply so the
unit will still need some battery power and will not be charged. You can verify whether the unit is
receiving a charge via the AC adapter or the USB connection by looking at the back of the stand.
There is a lamp showing power is available for battery charging and it is only lit when the AC
adapter is used.
Maintaining the Batteries
All programs, files, data and custom settings that you save are stored in RAM. This is a volatile
storage medium requiring electrical power to remain operational. It is therefore essential that the
- WAYPOINT 1
- 100/200 SERIES 1
- NAVIGATOR’S HANDBOOK 1
- WayPoint 2
- 100/200 series 2
- Navigator’s Handbook 2
- Table of Contents 4
- WayPoint Operation 47 6
- WayPoint Navigation 54 6
- Step-by-Step 65 7
- Map Loader 73 7
- Bluetooth Operation 91 8
- Advanced Topics 98 8
- Troubleshooting 110 8
- Introduction 10
- Caring For Your WayPoint PDA 11
- Care While Traveling 13
- Shipping the unit 13
- Getting Started 16
- Vehicle Installation 21
- WayPoint PDA Overview 25
- Rear view of the WayPoint 27
- Using Battery Power 29
- Using AC Power 29
- USB cradle 31
- Maintaining the Batteries 33
- Basic Operation 35
- The Screen Elements 36
- Using the Cursor Button 38
- Using the Thumb wheel 38
- Setting the Clock 40
- Owner Information 42
- Advanced Features 44
- Using Help 46
- ActiveSync 46
- Getting Started w/ Navigation 47
- Road Safety 48
- The GPS Data Screen 50
- Satellite Status 50
- Using the Cursor Keys 52
- Add Locations to Favorites 54
- WayPoint Operation 56
- The Tools Menu 58
- Customizations 60
- Landmarks 62
- WayPoint Navigation 63
- Navigation Pane 64
- THE SEARCH 66
- OUTING OPTIONS 70
- Other Navigation features 72
- Step-by-Step 74
- Other Routes 76
- Step by Step 77
- • Within 25 Miles 78
- • Anywhere 78
- • Current View Area 78
- Finding Locations 80
- Map Loader 82
- Map Loader Overview 83
- Region Coverage 89
- Special Regions 91
- Map Loading Steps 93
- Choose Maps 95
- Map Activation Problems 97
- Flash Disk repair 97
- Map too Large to fit 99
- Other Map Loader Errors 99
- Bluetooth Operation 100
- Automatic Operation 101
- Bluetooth Manager 101
- Other Uses 103
- Bluetooth GPS Receiver 105
- Advanced Topics 107
- External Antennas 109
- • COM 2: reserved 111
- Extra Software 113
- Troubleshooting 119
- PC Connection Problems 121
- Bluetooth Problems 121
- Tips and Techniques 123
- Appendix 125
- Operating Conditions 126
- Com port usage 127
- GPS Technical Specifications 127
- Vehicle mount 128
- European Union Notice 130
- Safety Instructions 130
- ABCD12345678 131
- Appendix C - Firmware Updates 132
- Performing a ROM Upgrade 133
- Glossary 135
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