How to get GPS signal on HP Car Navigation system?
To establish a GPS signal on your HP Car Navigation system, ensure the receiver is powered on and sufficiently charged. Go outdoors to provide a clear view of the sky. Allow between 5 to 10 minutes for the GPS signal to be acquired. A flashing green LED indicates a valid GPS signal.
How to check if my HP Car Navigation system GPS receiver is working?
To ensure your HP Car Navigation system's GPS receiver is functioning correctly, check for a flashing blue light, indicating the Bluetooth radio is on. Also, verify the GPS receiver has a green light; a flashing green light confirms a valid GPS signal, while a solid green light means there is no valid GPS signal.
Why does my HP Car Navigation system GPS receiver ask for a passkey?
If your HP Car Navigation system GPS receiver asks for a passkey, it's likely because the Bluetooth Manager is set to require one. The default passkey for the GPS receiver is 2003. To disable this requirement, tap on the Bluetooth icon, then Bluetooth Settings. Navigate to the Serial Port tab using the right arrow key at the bottom of the screen. Ensure the Authentication (Passkey) required check box is unchecked.
What to do if HP Car Navigation system GPS receiver won't connect to PocketPC?
If you're unable to connect your GPS receiver to your iPAQ PocketPC with your HP Car Navigation system, verify that the GPS receiver and iPAQ PocketPC are within 5-10 yards of each other. Ensure that the Bluetooth Radio on your iPAQ PocketPC is switched on by tapping the Bluetooth icon at the bottom right side of the Start screen. Also, confirm that your GPS receiver is switched on and charged; if the power LED is red, the GPS receiver is not charged.
General| Operating System | Windows Mobile |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel XScale |
| Memory | 64MB RAM |
| Display | 240 x 320 pixels, 3.5 inches |
| Storage | 32MB Flash |
| Expansion | SD card slot |
| Connectivity | Infrared |
| Battery | Lithium-ion |
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