Navigon 5100/5110 User Manual

This document is the English user manual for NAVIGON 5100 | 5110, describing the features and characteristics of the product.


Navigon 5100/5110 User Manual - cover page
Brand
Navigon
Category
Vehicle Accessories
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
53
File format
PDF
File size
555 KB
Published
11 April, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
40D62A9909C59D00BC29192975484BEB

About this manual

This manual introduces the Navigon 5100/5110 navigation device, its hardware features, and the conventions used throughout the document. It covers safety information, preparation steps, and how to install the unit in a vehicle.

Key sections include charging the battery, inserting a memory card, using the GPS navigation functions, managing destinations and routes, and configuring options such as traffic information and map views. An appendix provides technical specifications and regulatory declarations.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Before you begin
  • Navigation
  • Managing Destinations
  • Routes with stages
  • Options
  • Working with the map
  • Useful functions
  • Technical data

Specifications

Dimensions107.7 x 84.0 x 23.2 mm
Weight≈ 145 g
Operating temperature-10 °C to 60 °C
CPUSamsung 2440, 400 MHz
Display3.5‑inch colour LCD, 320 × 240 px (WQVGA)
BatteryLi‑Ion 1200 mAh, up to 4 h operation
GPS receiverSiRF GPS III, 20 channels, built‑in antenna
Input voltage12 V DC (car cigarette lighter)
Output voltage5 V / 1 A DC

Frequently asked questions

What items are included in the package?

The delivery contains the Navigon 5100/5110 navigation device, a car cradle, a 12 V car charger cable, an SD‑card with software and maps, the manual, a CD with manuals, and a pouch.

What is the operating temperature range of the device?

The device can operate from –10 °C up to 60 °C.

Which GPS chipset is used in the Navigon 5100/5110?

It uses a SiRF GPS III chipset with 20 channels and a built‑in antenna.

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