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Clarion 310C Data field options for phone, Data field options for work, Phone, Work2, Mobile

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Data field options for phone

Data field options for work

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Phone

1.		Work	2.	Work2	3.	Mobile	4.	Car
5.		Home	6.	Home2	7.	Pager	8.	Assist


		Work

1.		Work	2.	Fax	3.	Email	4.	Title
5.		Dept	6.	Mobile	7.	Pager	8.	Car

9.		Work2	10. Assist		11. Assist#		12. Spouse

	13. Web		14. Bday		15. Anvrsry		16. Mr/Ms/..
	17. First		18. Middle		19. Last		20. Company
	21. Address		22. Addr2		23. Addr3		24. Addr4
	25. City		26. State		27. Postal		28. Country


		Home

1.		First	2.	Middle	3.	Last	4.	Address

5.		Addr2	6.	Addr3	7.	Addr4	8.	City

9.		State	10. Postal		11. Country		12. Home

	13. Fax		14. Email		15. Spouse		16. Web
	17. Bday		18. Anvrsry		19. Assist		20. Assist#
	21. Mr/Ms/..

Clarion AutoPC Owner’s Manual

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Clarion 310C Data field options for phone, Data field options for work, Data field options for home, Phone, Work2, Web

Contents

Clarion AutoPC 310C Precautions Precautions continued Operating at very cold temperaturesOperating switches and knobs Cleaning display coverCompactFlashTM 1 CF Card Insertion Slot Cover Precautions continuedInserting the CF Card Precautions continued CD ROM InstallationPower On at time of initial operation Opening the DCPWarranty Copyright InformationTrademarks Serial NumberContents Chapter 2 - Using Speech CommandsChapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 3 - Getting ReadyChapter 4 - Using the Radio Chapter 5 - Using the CD PlayerChapter 6 - Audio Adjustments Chapter 7 - Using Address BookChapter 10 - Using Voice Memo Chapter 9 - Using MessagesChapter 11 - Customizing Your Auto PC Chapter 14 - Tips and Troubleshooting Chapter 12 - Backup/RestoreSpecifications Glossary IndexPage Chapter 1 - Introduction How to use this manualWelcome Locating the controls DCP Legend Fast track to learning and using your Auto PC The Index will become your primary referenceα-Selector Operation NOTE Using force to remove the Detachable Control Panel DCPRemoving the DCP DCP will damage the unitDetaching the DCP in lowered positionpositions DCP loweredWarnings Locking hook Receptacle Power on/off Clock display General OperationsVolume level is remembered Adjusting the volume 1.Turn power off 2.Turn the vehicle ignition off Installing or replacing Coin Cell BatterySmall flathead screwdriver 5.Place CR2032 Coin Cell Battery with plus + side up in the battery holder as shown Where to find information Hear speech commandTo get help from Auto PC For information on …Using Speech Commands commandsChapter SpeakingGuidelines for speech commands If you don’t know what to sayAuto PC Radio FM Getting help with speech commandsAuto PC Radio FM Tones that help you give speech commands Chapter 3 - Getting Ready Display layout Using Speech to go to a program Wake up Auto PC and go to a programYou’ll hear Auto PCUsing keys to go to a program Example Start menuCD Player You’ll hearExamples To use the keys to go to a programPress You’ll seeNavigating within programs Press enter to go into Audio Settingsis Audio Settings You are hereHow commands are shown in this manual VoiceManual If it looks like this …Clock, date, time, and regional setup Basic setup To activate clock displayAdjust for Daylight Savings Time CommentSet the date Set the time Set the time zone ManualComments CommentRegional setup To change this…to highlight And then pressUsing Global Speech Commands To find out which commands you can sayVoice To wake up Auto PC, if necessaryTo adjust the volumeDefault preset value To find out the timeUsing Program Speech Commands To go to a preset radio station Requirements to use radio presetsAuto PC goes to the preset station VoiceTo listen to a CD and change tracks VoiceComment Auto PC ... CD PlayerPage Chapter 4 - Using the Radio Voice Selecting AM or FMComments Preset stations and station names Setting your own Preset stations“Train” Auto PC to recognize commands Ways to scan or select stationsTo listen to a Preset station PresetVoice ManualPress MENU then to select Edit Preset Stations ManualPress MENU then to select Edit Preset Stations Change name from “Preset 1” to “ROCK”Manual Changing Radio Options ManualPress Start, then to highlight Radio and then Press MENUPage Chapter 5 - Using the CD Player CD type Types of CDs you can use with Auto PCComments Before operating the CD PlayerBefore operating the CD Player, continued Playing CDs Comments/IllustrationsPause Player, and MENUDelete track Delete or restore tracks Fast forward and backward Go to a trackDeletes track currently playing Press MENUChange the CD display options Changing Audio Options Change discs1Manual ! Comments/Illustrations ManualGeneral cautions for CD handling Chapter 6 - Audio Adjustments VoiceComments/Illustrations Auto PC …To change an equalizer preset Manual ! Comments/IllustrationsManual to select Normal Preset andComments/Illustrations Access Audio from CD Player program Access Audio from Radio programMenu Player, thenChapter 7 - Using Address Book Address Book command words and keys Manual !StopAddress Book VoiceExample 1 Dialing a phone number AddressVoice ManualYes … or No … BACKVoice ManualMenu and then to find Record Contact Name Example 2 Recording a custom nameManual Example 3 Using a custom name to dialVoice Comments/IllustrationsAdd, edit or delete a contact To enter a new namehighlight Address Book ManualRecord the name Select Preferred Phone ManualComments BACKTo edit or add to existing contact information to select Edit All FieldsManual CommentsData field options for phone Data field options for workData field options for home PhoneTo delete a contact To set a preferred phone Delete, thenMENU and select Preferred ManualTransfer a contact To transfer contacts to or from a mobile deviceSend or Receive, then ManualBrowsing Contacts To have Auto PC read names To locate a contactAuto PC starts reading names beginning from the tabProtecting Address Book information To tab through contactsTo select the Address Book programChapter 8 - Using Directions Auto PC can guide you using a map data CD Potential Map InaccuracyEnter a starting point and a destination What you’ll need Where to get map data for your regionHow to receive GPS satellite signals Map data CDs are provided by Clarion PartnersDirections command words and keys The three key stepsin Directions select Set DestinationWays to select a start and destination points Types of locationsStart Type Destination TypeCommands to enter a start point Last destinationComment/Illustration Directions, thenStreet Address ManualComment/Illustration Directions, thenPoint of Interest ManualComment/Illustration ManualIntersection Manual ! Comment/IllustrationManual Comment/IllustrationAddress Book ManualComment/Illustration ManualManual Entering start point from Address Book continuedComment/Illustration Pocket Streets To transfer a start address from a mobile deviceSelect Pocket Streets ManualGPS Requires optional GPS receiver ManualComment/Illustration Directions, thenCommands to enter a destination point Address, thenStreet Address ManualInterest, then Point of InterestManual Comment/IllustrationIntersection ManualComment/Illustration Selection of start point alreadyAddress Book ManualComment/Illustration Selection of start point alreadyStreets, then Pocket StreetsManual Comment/IllustrationCalculating the route To set route preference To display safety warning to select Display SafetyPreference screen RoadsTo request a route ManualComment/Illustration Destination point hasRoute Safety Driving the routeTo advance or go back a turn To hear a turn againTo backtrack a routeBacktrack, then VoicePage Knowing when an important message has arrived Chapter 9 - Using MessagesTo hear a message alert tone Messages command words and keys MENU, select Delete AllVoice Commentselect Lock, then VoiceManual CommentE-mailMessage Listing Reviewing MessagesNews Message Listing To listen to a messageMessages, then VoiceTo delete a message VoiceManual CommentsSaving Messages To lock/unlock a messageLock/Unlock VoiceChanging message storage options To change message storageMessage Storage ManualTo change the message storagealert Full AlertPage Chapter 10 - Using Voice Memo Recording a voice memo from any program Recording voice memosV MEMO To make it easy to hear your memo Voice Memo, thenMute On Record, then use ManualRecording a voice memo from Voice Memo program VoiceManual CommentsOpening and playing a memo Advance or rewind a memoVoice ManualSorting your memos Sorting Voice MemosSorting options How memos are listedPlaying, pausing, stopping a memo Deleting voice memosDeleting a voice memo to DeleteDeleting all voice memos Deleting memos after selected time Locking a memo Unlocking a memoto Auto Delete Never, 5 daysRenaming a memo Exporting a memoManual CommentsInserting the CF The Clarion AutoPC System will Make sure label and arrow are facing rightAdjusting Microphone Gain Changing memo store size for Voice Memoto Memo Store Microphone Gain, andMuting other audio sources About Voice Memo to Mute On Playto About Voice MemoPage Chapter 11 - Customizing Your Auto PC To reorder the Start menu To change the display backlightComments ManualManual Adjusting the Infrared transfer speedComments Add or Change a Password To add a passwordcustom command ManualAreas protected by Password Backup is strongly recommendedTo clear a password PasswordPassword ManualTo change a password Change PasswordPassword custom commandASSIST Changing Auto PC Sounds Changing Computer Voiceto enter Computer Voice Manualto Default and to Key Feedback andLess or More to Scheme Auto PCTo Exclamation and To Infrared Begin andTo Infrared End and ManualMore or Less to Speech Feedback andManual ! Comments/Illustrations Speech Command options Train Auto PC to recognize your command wordsWakeup Word on/off Global Commands Audio MuteCan turn off global commands Speech factors you can changeAudio Mute To change the audio mute levelManual Comments/IllustrationsTo train or add a custom command word Commands andNew Command and ManualTo disable or enable the Wakeup word Manual ! Comments/IllustrationsGlobal Commands list defaults To change global command wordsGlobal Commands defaults Commands andAlternative Global Commands list Example Changing Global CommandsAlternative Global Commands Commands andChanging Timeouts To change a timeoutManual Comments/IllustrationsExplanation of timeouts TimeoutReason why Auto PC waits How long Auto PCPage Chapter 12 - Backup/Restore Using the CF Card for backup and restore Inserting the CF Card Additional recommendationsBacking up data to Backup/Restore, thenComments Restoring data to Backup/Restore, thenManual CommentsHardware Chapter 13 - Adding/Removing Software andTo add a program to Remove Program, then To remove a program Installing hardware optionsComments Command words Chapter 14 - Tips and TroubleshootingTips Protect important information Use a passwordGPS areas where signal is weak Directions route calculationGetting information on GPS ManualTypes of GPS data Types of data with examplesSatellites Latitude 33.654oEntering Information using the Number Keys A B CD E F J K LDialing contacts in Address Book Where to find more informationCell phone cradle changing Restoring data Troubleshooting Infrared transfer between Windows CE-baseddevicesAvoid using data discs with CD changer How to reboot the System Warm reboot Cold reboot How to handle a Start menu alert in Setup CommentAbout Auto PC, then press CommentSpecifications FM TunerAM Tuner CD PlayerGeneral Glossary Page Index

Data field options for phone

Data field options for work

Data field options for home

Phone

Work

Work2

Mobile

Home

Home2

Pager

Assist

Email

Title

Dept

10. Assist

11. Assist#

12. Spouse

13. Web

14. Bday

15. Anvrsry

16. Mr/Ms/..

17. First

18. Middle

19. Last

20. Company

21. Address

22. Addr2

23. Addr3

24. Addr4

25. City

26. State

27. Postal

28. Country

First

Middle

Last

Addr2

Addr3

Addr4

City

State

10. Postal

11. Country

12. Home

13. Fax

14. Email

15. Spouse

16. Web

17. Bday

18. Anvrsry

19. Assist

20. Assist#

21. Mr/Ms/..