Thankyou for choosing C1 Mobile, Australia’s first locally
designed and support enterprise navigation and despatch solution specifically
for Windows XP Tablet PCs and UMPCs.
C1 Mobile gives your Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or Vista
enabled touchscreen PC or Ultra Mobile PC the ability to handle
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Location based routing with full voice commands
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Complex day planning activities based on jobs
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Intra-fleet networked messaging
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New feature sets include OBDII vehicle interfacing for vehicle
diagnostics
C1 Mobile Version 12.2 requires:
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Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later (Standard or Tablet)
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Pentium III 700Mhz - 1Ghz Processor or better recommended
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512Mb RAM (1Gb recommended for speech recognition)
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NMEA GPS, Virtual or Hardware GPS (including all Panasonic
Internal varieties now supported)
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Screen resolution of 800x600 or higher
(or 800x480 screen doubled)
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Noise cancelling headset with microphone for best performance with
voice recognition
Package contents (Varies between fleet releases):
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Most C1 Mobile deployments are CD based with an enterprise license
Mapping data from the latest releases of Sensis,
MapInfo and Navteq (on request) provide you highly accurate turn by turn
navigation to virtually any metropolitan address in Australia. Multiple
data sets can be installed and easily switched from within C1 Mobile to provide
on-road and off road navigation along with navigation in foreign countries with
no additional application installation or technical challenges.
Data Updates are available from the major mapping
suppliers around every 6 to 12 months and we strive to ensure we supply the very
latest version of data available from your chosen map data licensee. New data
can be pushed to your fleet using the AutoUpdate function within C1 Mobile
Manager.
Data correction suggestions can be sent directly to
support@c1au.com for
handling directly to the map data provider.
GPS
Accuracy is currently around 5-10m but does vary from time to time depending
on weather conditions and satellite geometry. C1 Mobile incorporates
auto-snap-to-map features to ensure the best possible accuracy in all
conditions.
1) GPS data
is used by C1 Mobile to show your position and speed on the mapping data.
2) It can
also send driver position reports and handle location based job messaging.
3) C1 Mobile
uses the NMEA GPS data sentences from your onboard GPS solution to navigate.
4) You can
enter a destination by
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selecting addresses in your Dayplanner,
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simply choose an address from your Favourites (including
historical addresses) or
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Create a list of optimised jobs and move from customer site to
customer site with ease.
5) If you do
not select a destination or accept any jobs, C1 Mobile will continue to track
your progress but will be unable to suggest routes, ETA’s etc.
DO NOT use
C1 Mobile in such a way that it may interfere with the safe operation of your
vehicle.
C1 Mobile
contains a DriveSafe mode which selectably will disable the screen controls or
blank the screen whilst the vehicle is in motion above a set speed.
It may be an
offence under your contract or OH&S guidelines to interfere with these features
or attempt to bypass them. (They may be locked by your supervisor under
password protection.).
C1 Mobile as
standard uses Sensis Australian consumer routing data and is not designed for
use in emergency vehicles or those transporting passengers where routing
inaccuracies may lead to personal injury, death or environmental damage.
Please ensure
that all road signs, road rules and traffic conditions are obeyed at all times –
regardless of any suggested directions provided by the routing system. C1 and
its supplies specifically disclaims all warranties, implied or express with
relation to fitness for purpose of the third party provided mapping data and
associated routing systems.
Installation of C1 Mobile is simple, seamless and requires
no user intervention – regardless of whether you have an existing version or
not.
To install or upgrade, simply run the “C1Mobile.msi”
installer on the CD or USB key media provided. The installer will take care of
the rest!
All enterprise fleet versions and site licenses are
activation-free.
The internet is NOT required to activate and no keying of
codes will be required.
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Quiet or
unattended installations are also possible using the appropriate Wise
installation switches.
Removal of C1 Mobile is simple, seamless and requires no
further user intervention
Simply follow the Uninstall link to remove all C1 Mobile
components.
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C1 Mobile ships standard with your licensed map files – For
a single state, the whole of Australia, in Sensis, Mapinfo or multiple formats.
All C1 Mobile installers are built with your requested
custom settings, map data types and installation options.
All C1 Mobile installers are tested for operation on
Windows XP SP2 and Windows Vista.
The new Offroad Navigation mode supports ESRI and
Mapinfo shape files in addition to Sensis OnRoad data. This gives you the
opportunity to add licensed multi-layer data with reference information
embedded.
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C1 Mobile ships standard with your requested fleet
settings. There should be no need to configure anything within C1 Mobile unless
last minute changes are required.
C1 Mobile supports the following screen modes:
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C1
Mobile loads into fullscreen mode by default. If you are in fullscreen mode,
you can switch to window mode by pressing the screen toggle button – right
underneath the exit button (big red cross).
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SPEECH COMMANDS:
“zoom in”, “zoom out”, “offroad”,
“onroad”, “volume up”, “volume down”, “dayplanner”, “location”, ”addressbook”,
“point of interest”, “dashboard”, “settings”, , “cancel route”, “show
route”, “exit application”.[d.p6]
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If you
are in window mode, you can switch to fullscreen mode by pressing the screen
toggle button – right underneath the exit (big red cross) button.
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SPEECH COMMANDS:
“maximize screen”, “minimize screen”, “fullscreen mode”, “window mode”
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Screens are entirely resizable in window mode.
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This
is the standard navigation mode using Sensis, MapInfo or Navteq data. Turn
by turn routing can be performed, as well as calculation of ETA’s and
route-recalculation
Just
tap on the On/Off Road button to change modes.
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“detour”, “cancel route”[d.p10]
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In
this mode you can make use of multi-layer mapping data and perform mapping
functions on shape file data. Breadcrumb features are available in
this mode. You may also view other team members and their locations on this
map.
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City -> Street -> Number
Simply
enter an address and start navigating right away.
Addresses can be immediately added to your Address book to facilitate rapid
retrieval at any later stage.
As you
type, cities and streets will be narrowed down to those matching the letters
you’ve typed. When you select “No.”, the map will show the city and street
zoomed in, so you know you are looking in the correct area.
After
you have entered the address, tap on “Quickest Route” or “Shortest Route”
depending on your needs and start navigating.
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“close
screen”, “city to street”, “street to city”, “intersection”, “lat long”,
“clear”, “add to addressbook”, “add to dayplanner”, “shortest route”,
“quickest route”
ADDRESS ENTRY SPEECH COMMANDS:
“city”, “street”, “number”, “spell complete”
(for
keys refer Appendix)
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Street -> City -> Number
To
simply enter an address and start navigating right away.
Addresses can be immediately added to your Address book to facilitate rapid
retrieval at any later stage.
As you
type, cities and streets will be narrowed down to those matching the letters
you’ve typed. When you select “No.”, the map will show the city and street
zoomed in, so you know you are looking in the correct area.
Note:
Must select the full street name including “Street” for very common street
names.
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“close
screen”, “city to street”, “street to city”, “intersection”, “lat long”,
“clear”, “add to addressbook”, “add to dayplanner”, “shortest route”,
“quickest route”
ADDRESS ENTRY SPEECH COMMANDS:
“city”, “street”, “number”, “spell complete”
(for
keys refer to Appendix)
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Intersection Navigation
To
simply enter an address and start navigating right away.
Addresses can be immediately added to your Address book to facilitate rapid
retrieval at any later stage.
As you
type, cities and streets will be narrowed down to those matching the letters
you’ve typed. When you select “St.”, the map will show the city and street
zoomed in, so you know you are looking in the correct area
History is automatically saved to your Address Book in the Historical
category.
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“close
screen”, “city to street”, “street to city”, “intersection”, “lat long”,
“clear”, “add to addressbook”, “add to dayplanner”, “shortest route”,
“quickest route”
ADDRESS ENTRY SPEECH COMMANDS:
“city”, “street”, “number”, “spell complete”
(for
keys refer to Appendix)
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You
can choose to navigate to a defined set of long / lat coordinates using this
area.
Found
under “Location”
Select
Long / Lat eg.
34.023S 151d15me
Select
Quickest or Shortest
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“close
screen”, “city to street”, “street to city”, “intersection”, “lat long”,
“clear”, “add to addressbook”, “add to dayplanner”, “shortest route”,
“quickest route”
ADDRESS ENTRY SPEECH COMMANDS:
“city”, “street”, “number”, “spell complete”
(for keys refer to Appendix)
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Clicking on “Clear” clears all the address fields
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“close
screen”, “city to street”, “street to city”, “intersection”, “lat long”,
“clear”, “shortest route”, “quickest route”
ADDRESS ENTRY SPEECH COMMANDS:
“city”, “street”, “number”, “spell complete”
(for keys refer to Appendix)
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To add
an address in the text field to the addressbook or the dayplanner, tap the
buttons accordingly.
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“close
screen”, “city to street”, “street to city”, “intersection”, “lat long”,
“clear”, “add to addressbook”, “add to dayplanner”, “shortest route”,
“quickest route”
ADDRESS ENTRY SPEECH COMMANDS:
“city”, “street”, “number”, “spell complete”
(for keys refer to Appendix)
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You
can choose from a list of address book categories or define your own.
History is stored automatically in the Address Book in a category called
“History (where I’ve been)”.
You
can create your own categories and even import Outlook Contacts into your
Address Book.
To
open the category editor, tap “My Categories”.
To
open the Outlook Import Module, tap “Navigate to Contact”.
SPEECH COMMANDS:
“close screen”, “modify screen”,
“delete entry”, “my categories”, “navigate to contact”, “add to dayplanner”,
“show on map”, “Navigate”
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If you
want to display the selected job on map, tap on “Show Job on Map” and the
map of the area will be displayed.
The
Addressbook screen will be closed to give you full view of the map.
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Add an
Address to Addressbook
To add an address to the
Addressbook, tap “Add Entry” and the familiar location screen will show.
Enter the desired location
exactly as you normally would.
EXTRA STEP: Enter the name of the
address so that it is easily identifiable by you.
Select the folder where this
address should be placed. Tap “Confirm”. If all details are correct you will
be taken back to the address book, otherwise an error message will be
displayed.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“Confirm”
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Modify
an Address in Addressbook
To modify an address in the
Addressbook, tap “Modify Entry” and the familiar location screen will show.
Enter the desired location exactly
as you normally would.
OPTIONAL EXTRA STEP: Change the
name of the address so that it is easily identifiable by you. Change the
folder where this address should be placed.
Tap “Confirm”. If all details are
correct you will be taken back to the address book, otherwise an error
message will be displayed.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“Confirm”
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Address Categories
Tapping on “My Categories” button
in the Addressbook brings up the list of categories stored in the database.
Add a
New Category
To add a new category, tap on “Add
Category”. A dialog box will appear below the category list.
Enter the new category name and tap
“OK”.
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Modify
an Existing Category
To modify an existing category,
select the category to be modified from the list and tap “Modify Category”.
A dialog box will appear below the category list.
Enter the new category name and tap
“OK”.
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Delete
an Existing Category
To delete an existing category,
select the category to be deleted from the list and tap “Delete Category”. A
dialog box will appear below the category list.
Tap “OK” to confirm the deletion.
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Default (Locked) Categories
Default categories like History,
Favourites, etc. cannot be modified or deleted.
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Delete
All Entries in a Category
If you want to delete all the
entries in a category, tap “Delete All”.
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You
can now choose to navigate directly to the Work Address of a contact in your
Outlook contact list.
You
can also import the contact into your C1 Mobile address book. By default new
Addressbook entries from outlook will appear in the “My contacts” folder.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“close screen”, “add to
addressbook”, “navigate”
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You
can choose from a list of Points of Interest and navigate to them as needed.
The
search radius can be defined to increase or decrease the area in which you
are searching for a suitable POI location.
You
can import and export POI’s. You need to browse for the correct filename
before you import / export.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“close screen”, “navigate”
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Dayplanner - Plan
your Day’s Routing
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Even
if it’s the weekend, you can use the Dayplanner to plan your trips.
Create a stop using a new address, Address Book, History or Job entry.
Optimise the route as required.
Re-prioritise the day based on job priorities or your own metrics.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“close screen”, “expand”, “accept
job”, “pend job”, “delegate job”, “mark as complete”, “add job”, “delete
job”, “go to my team”, “optimize”, “show job on map”, “navigate to job”
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Add a
Job to the Dayplanner
To add a job to the Dayplanner,
tap “Add Job” and the familiar location screen will show.
Enter the desired location
exactly as you normally would.
EXTRA STEP: Enter the name of
the job so that it is easily identifiable by you.
Tap “Confirm”. If all details
are correct you will be taken back to the Dayplanner, otherwise an error
message will be displayed.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“Confirm”
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Tap
the “Map” button, and the “Load Map” menu item will appear.
Tap
the “Load Map” menu item, and the map of Australia will load.
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Tap
the “Select Area“ button.
Then tap any area of the map and drag your finger (or mouse) over the area
you would like to zoom in on.
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will then zoom in on the area that you have selected.
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To
add a waypoint, tap the “Add Waypoint” button.
Then tap the desired location on the map. You may have to zoom in to get a
more accurate location.
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A window opens allowing you to
enter a name for the waypoint. Use the on-screen keyboard (or a hardware
keyboard if you have one) to enter a name and click “OK”.
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waypoint is added to the map in the exact location you have tapped.
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Tap on
the ‘Waypoints’ button. The waypoints menu will come up.
Tap
“Load” to load a waypoint file.
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Select a file using the dialog
box and tap “Open”.
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loaded from the file will be displayed on the map once the file is loaded.
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Select
the “Way Points” button and the waypoint menu will come up. Select “Edit”.
Now tap the waypoint that you wish to edit on the map. The “Edit Waypoint”
screen will now come up.
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When editing the details of a
waypoint, the name of the waypoint will remain constant, however you may
edit the description and even add links to pictures / documents associated
with the waypoint. To add a link, tap “Add Attachment”, and an open file
dialog will come up.
Select the file you wish to add
and tap “Open”. The file will now be referenced in the description.
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You may also browse the result of
your compiled information regarding the selected waypoint. Simply tap “View
Attachments” to view a web page containing all the notes, pictures and
documents relating to the selected waypoint. Close the web page to return to
the “Edit Waypoint” screen.
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Pictures referenced in your
selected waypoint info will be embedded within the web page for your easy
viewing. Documents will be referenced as links which you can tap to view,
just as you would with a document on the web
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Tap on
the ‘Waypoints’ button. The waypoints menu will come up.
Tap
“Save” to open the save dialog. The save dialog will appear. Enter the file
you would like to save to and tap “OK”.
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To
clear waypoints, tap the waypoints button and tap “Clear”. All waypoints
will be cleared from the map.
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Tap on
the “Tracks” button. The Tracks menu will open. Tap “Load”, to open the
“Load” dialog.
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In the load dialog, select the
file you want to load and tap “OK”.
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Tap on
the “Tracks” button. The tracks menu will open. Tap “Save” and the save
dialog will appear. Type in the file you would like to save to and click
“OK”.
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Tap on
the “GPS” button. Tap on the “Tracks” button. The GPS (breadcrumb) menu will
open.
Tap
“Load” to open the “Load” dialog.
Select
the file you want to load and tap “OK”.
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Tap on
the “GPS” button. The GPS (breadcrumb) menu will open.
Tap
“Save” and the save dialog will appear.
Type
in the file you would like to save to and click “OK”.
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tracks or breadcrumbs, tap the tracks or GPS buttons and tap clear on the
respective menu. All tracks / breadcrumbs will be cleared from the map.
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the area of the map in view (including waypoints and tracks), tap the “Print
preview” button.
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The print dialog will appear. Tap the “print” icon to commence printing. You
can also control the format of printing, layout, etc… |
Once you have selected your next destination, C1 Mobile
will start talking to you.
If you have DriveSafe mode engaged and Text To Speech (TTS)
enabled, the screen will blank and Text To Speech will speak all directions
including street names and turn instructions.
When driving within Australia, it is a requirement that the
buttons be disabled while the car is in motion.
Some companies / unions may require full DriveSafe mode to
be activated including screen blanking.
If you need to use any controls while driving, you simply
need to speak the command labelled on every button with a yellow speech bubble.
(See screens for explanation)
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Any
position on the on-road map can be saved by simply tapping on [SAVE] next to
the “Now” display.
If you are in “Plan Mode” (see
settings page) and planning a trip, you can tap on the map, select the
location as origin and select [SAVE] to save the “Now” location.
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the GPS settings from the main screen, simply click on [Reset].
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[d.p33] Tapping on
the turn directions at the top of the navigation screen will reveal the
Route View / Route list window.
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Tap
“Show on Map” to be taken to the turn by turn display, where each manoeuvre
is displayed on the map.
Any
road can be avoided allowing detour management. Simply tap a manoeuvre in
the list and tap “Avoid Road”.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“close screen”, “navigate to
job”, “show job on map”, “avoid road”
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Here you can change most of the basic system settings as
required to suit your configuration. All core settings should be correct
for your particular fleet prior to deployment.
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The
map settings allow you to change the way your map is displayed.
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In
the mode settings, you can change the different modes in which the
navigation system operates.
In the
driver safety settings, you can turn on / off driver safety and admin lock
by entering the unlock password. Safety trigger can be increased or
decreased depending on the requirement.
An
onscreen keyboard is available for data entry.
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The
routing settings allow you to choose between which route you would you like
the navigation system to calculate for you.
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The
diagnostics settings let you change your OBDII interface type and vehicle
type.
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The
alert settings let you change the different alerts the program provides for
your information
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Maximisation, minimisation and touchscreen optimisation settings can be
changed in the screen control settings.
C1
Mobile can receive a real-time list of roads to avoid via the C1 Mobile
Manager application running on your network.
C1
Mobile Manager can interface to a wide range of network or web-based traffic
systems to send fleet traffic alerts.
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Here you can view you GPS output including signal strength.
Onboard Diagnostics (OBDII / CANBUS) interface type data output from your
vehicle including error messages can be viewed from this interface.
OBDII
interface modules are optional. Some vehicle interfaces are still in
production.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“close screen”, “apply and reset”
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C1 Mobile contains two core speech engines. A high
quality recorded voice engine and the Microsoft Speech SDK engine which provides
the perfect combination of quality and flexibility.
Using the MS Speech SDK, you can also have C1 Mobile
recognise the majority of menu and interface options throughout the software.
Buttons marked with a yellow speech bubble can be speech activated by saying the
name on the button. Simple as that.
Speech
recognition can be invoked by speaking the text on the button with a yellow
speech bubble on the top right hand corner.
Inputting text on input fields: Speak out the title on the
left hand side of the input field. This places the cursor into the input field
and changes into spelling mode in which the user can spell out the required word
of number using the international radiotelephony spelling (NATO phonetic)
alphabet (eg. Alpha = A, Bravo = B, One = 1, Two = 2,..etc.) When you’re done
and want to go to the next field or use a command, speak ‘Spell complete’ which
will take you out of spelling mode into normal command mode.
Voice commands for screen controls on main screen:
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“Zoom in”: Zooms into the map
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“Zoom out”: Zooms out of the map
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“Minimise screen”: Minimises the window
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“Full screen”: Changes into full screen mode
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“Exit application”: Exits Telstra Navigation
For all other screens:
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“Close screen”: Closes the window and opens up the previous window
For a detailed list of all the speech commands, please
refer to the Appendix.
C1 Mobile contains an optional customisable Camera POI
database containing the latest fixed speed and red light camera locations.
An audible warning will sound when approaching these
cameras (at 400m then 100m).
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Activation features of C1 Mobile include:
- Automated licensing – No keying of license keys for flet customers.
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Automated Activation (No online activation required for fleets)
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Ability to track activations and licenses if required by customer for site
license management.[d.p36]
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View application and licensing details from within the main application.
Clicking on the company logo on the main navigation screen will bring you
here. Click the big red cross button to exit this screen.
SPEECH COMMAND:
“close screen”
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[d.p41] Errors
encountered during the execution of C1 Mobile are stored into log files
which can be analysed for debugging purposes.
Please
be careful while deleting log files as they may contain critical information
on errors that occurred during the execution of the software.
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Action
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Command
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Cancel
route
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“Cancel route”
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Dashboard
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“Dashboard“
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Enter
Location
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“Location“
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Exit
application
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“Exit
application“
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Full
screen mode
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“Full
screen“
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Go to
Addressbook
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“Addressbook“
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Go to
Dayplanner
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“Dayplanner“
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Go to
Off Road mode
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“Off
road“
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Go to
On Road mode
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“On
road“
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Go to
Point of Interest
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“Point
of Interest“
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Minimise screen
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“Minimise screen“
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Settings
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“Settings“
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Show
route
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“Show
route”
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Volume
Down
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“Volume down“
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Volume
Up
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“Volume up“
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Window
mode
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“Window mode“
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Zoom
in
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“Zoom
in“
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Zoom
out
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“Zoom
out“
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Action
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Command
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Add
address to Addressbook
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“Add
to Addressbook”
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Add
address to Dayplanner
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“Add
to Dayplanner”
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Clear
input fields
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“Clear“
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Close
screen
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“Close
screen“
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Go to
City input field
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“City“
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Go to
Intersection Street field
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“Number“
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Go to
Lat/Long Street input field
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“Number“
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Go to
Latitude input field
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“City“
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Go to
Longitude input field
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“Street“
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Go to
Number input field
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“Number“
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Go to
Street input field
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“Street“
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