iblueTooth Operating & Procedures Manual

The motivation for Bluetooth technology.
The notion of connecting devices (computers, peripheral PDA’s, TV’s, phones) has become a very challenging and complex thing. Whenever two or more devices need to communicate with each other, they have to be able to understand each other. Some questions that immediately come to mind when you have to connect multiple devices together are; Will these devices have a serial or parallel connection? What protocol has the device manufacturers ‘agreed’ upon? Are these devices talking over a cable or are they wireless?

It’s fairly clear that the average user can get confused and even overwhelmed when attempting to keep track of all these different standards and configurations. In this day and age, we need something a little more user-friendly. We can all agree that plug-and-play made life easier when installing new hardware, why not solve the problems with device connectivity?

What is Bluetooth?
Bluetooth is a wireless technology that enables devices to connect point-to-point or multipoint (up to seven simultaneous connections by a single device) rather than the traditional cable links. This means that devices that are Bluetooth enabled can connect to each other in a wireless environment, no more cables! Bluetooth operates on the 2.4 GHz frequency, and it is usable within a range of 10 meters to 1km. Keep in mind that Bluetooth is not going to replace your network; it is geared towards a device-to- device communication.

Bluetooth will eliminate the need for electronic products and accessories to be connected via a wired connection. Other Bluetooth compatible devices can communicate in a wireless environment and exchange files, transfer and synchronise between themselves. Yet another advantage of Bluetooth is that links can be established between groups of products at the same time, compared to the single connection limitation with cables. One of the features of Bluetooth devices is that they broadcast themselves to other Bluetooth enabled devices. This means that you can easily find and communicate with devices without having to manually create a connection.

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Multimedia Interface IF-VAGMMIVIN2 User Manual

Video to LVDS converter with frame rate converting. Frame buffer offers very stable timing to the panel even under poor video signal conditions. De-interlacing video processing for PAL/NTSC/SECAM video with Automatic PAL/SECAM /NTSC selection High quality video decoder provides 3-dimensional comb filter, and provides high quality video for RGB and AV inputs.

High quality image processor makes PAL/SECAM 625-line image displayed on AUDI original 240-line screen without picture distortion or line cropping OSD shows the input channel and interface status
Automatic camera input switch
Automatic switching to RGB-input if after market navigation is installed
MMI key activation wire for AV switching
Anti-audio-POP noise in AV1/2/3 input selection Special connector to eliminate the possibility of wrong-plugging 3 AV inputs, camera input and high quality RGB input, with dip switches to disable each input 2 RCA video outputs for rear seat entertainment.

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D80 Projector User Manual

The D80 projector represents the state of the art in image processing combined with the innovative DLP™ sytsem and outstanding optics. Its range of inputs (1 Composite Video input, 1 S-Video input, 1 Components or RGB input, 1 graphic RGB input, 1 HDMI™ inputs) allow it to be connected to a wide range of analogue and digital sources: DVD players, video recorders, satellite and terrestrial receivers, computers, video game consoles, camcorders, etc.

Its image processing system allows optimum reproduction of a wide range of input signals, from interlaced video to high definition and digital graphics.
Faithful reproduction of signals at higher resolutions (such as high definition video and graphics) occurs without loss of information or reduction of image sharpness thanks to the processor’s high pixel rate signal acquisition capabilities.

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PROFIBUS DP Actuator Option Card Guide for use with Mitsubishi

This guide details the necessary settings and procedures required to establish Networked communications between a Rotork Actuator and a Mitsubishi Qn PLC using Profibus DP. This document relates to the Profibus module as applied to an IQ, IQT or Q series valve actuator.

Equipment, Information and Software required.
This guide assumes that a degree of knowledge is present with regard to the configuration of the Mitsubishi PLC where the rack layout and module addressing is concerned.

The setup will require the following.
Rotork Profibus DP - Mk2 module. Three variants are available with single and dual connection capability.
Rotork Profibus DP – Mk2 module installation manual. Publication S420E Version 3.
Rotork GSD files:-
RTRK0845.gsd (Single channel).
RTRC0845.gsd (Simple dual channel).
RTRR0845.gsd (Dual channel, REDCOM).
Mitsubishi Qn PLC CPU complete with a power supply unit, rack and QJ71PB92D Profibus master module.
Mitsubishi QC30 – RS232 programming cable.
Mitsubishi Profibus system configuration software ‘GX Configurator DP’ version 6.01.

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Visio-OPi-M iPod Interface User's Guide

OPi-M is a direct iPod interface developed for Mercedes Benz vehicles utilizing the MOST fiber optic bus. OPi-M is designed to interface with current versions of the iPod and iPod Nano. Once installed, OPi-M allows the ability to control iPod functions from the vehicle’s head unit, and also allows partial control of iPod functions (volume adjustment and track control) from the vehicle’s steering wheel controls. To minimize driver distraction, the iPod buttons will not respond while the iPod is docked and the OPi-M is active (feature can be overridden by using the manual control feature).

While the iPod is docked with the OPi-M interface, the iPod will automatically begin charging. In order to activate the OPi-M your radio must be in CD changer mode. Vehicles equipped with factory installed CD changers will lose the function of the CD changer once the OPi-M is installed. Vehicles that do not have a factory installed CD changer will not lose any radio functions. Do not be distracted from driving safely! Be responsible! Neither Nav-TV Corp. nor Apple Computer, Inc, it’s regional offices, distributors or resellers accept any responsibility for any damage or injury as a result of OPi-M with the iPod! Exercise good judgment and keep your eyes on the road at all times!

Navigating with the Opi-M User Interface
OPi-M emulates a factory CD changer, and also behaves similarly to the factory CD changer as well. Categorized searches such as Genres, Albums, Artists, or Playlists in increments of five. Below you will find the main buttons used to navigate throughout your categorized searches. We recommend that you spend some time familiarizing yourself with the features and operation of OPi-M while your vehicle is stationary. We incorporated several features into the product to allow quick and safe access to your favorite music or audio files using head unit controls as well as steering wheel controls.

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SMS CallBack Platform Installation Guide

eltathree’s SMS CallBack Platform allows mobile phone users to place calls worldwide by sending SMS messages to a designated local access number. Partners and Resellers can easily set up their own SMS CallBack Platform, using a mobile phone and their own local access number.
This document includes:
• System requirements
• Installation Process
• Using Your SMS CallBack

2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
• Nokia 6100 Mobile Phone (GSM ONLY) – see figure 1
• SIM Card with your GSM Access Number
• Data cable - USB DATA LINK DKU-5 – see figure 2
• Windows 2000 or Window XP
• USB adapter - see figure 3
• Internet connection
• deltathree Calling Accounts

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Nokia E62 Synchronizing data

The purpose of this document is to help you synchronize the Nokia E62 notes, calendar and contacts information with a compatible PC or a remote Internet server. The application uses SyncML technology for remote synchronization. For information on SyncML compatibility, contact the supplier of the applications with which you want to synchronize your device. The available applications you can synchronize may vary. Contact your service provider for more information.

Synchronizing data using Nokia PC Suite
Nokia PC Suite connectivity software for the Nokia E62 must be installed and configured first. For the latest Nokia PC Suite software, see the Nokia website www.nokia.com or www.nokiausa.com.

To synchronize data using Nokia PC Suite, do the following:
1 Connect your Nokia E62 to a PC that has Nokia PC Suite for the Nokia E62 installed.
2 Open Nokia PCSuite for the Nokia E62 on the PC and click Synchronize. If you do not have a synchronization profile, Nokia PC Sync starts a wizard for defining the synchronization settings. To move forward in the wizard views, click Next, and to move backwards, click Back.
3 Select the PC application that you want to use to synchronize data with your Nokia E62.
4 Click Next, and define the data on the PC that you want to synchronize with your Nokia E62. The data options depend on the PC application you selected as the data source.

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