GPS Car Head Up DisplayKAHUDQ7GPSA

User Manual

Table of ContentsHUD Features.............................................................................................................................................................. 1HUD Display Information....................................................................................................................................... 2Installation................................................................................................................................................................... 2HUD Button Functions........................................................................................................................................... 3HUD Settings............................................................................................................................................................. 4Clock Adjustment..................................................................................................................................................... 6Restore to Factory Settings.................................................................................................................................. 6Using and installing the reflection film.............................................................................................................7Product Specs........................................................................................................................................................... 7Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................................................ 8

HUD is short for Heads Up Display. The HUD will display driving data, reflected onto the windscreen. This allows you to view information regarding travel without taking your eyes off theroad.

HUD Features• Will work in any vehicle with a cigarette lighter socket.• 5.5” colour display.• Multi-colour design, allowing for easy reading.• Displays important information, such as speed, direction, driving time, distance, real time,

satellite number and altitude.• Auto power on and off.• Automatic or manual brightness control.

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HUD Display Information

1. Real time icon2. Current time3. Settings icon4. Speed alarm5. Current Speed6. Driving direction and buzzer icon7. Driving distance (KM/MILE) or driving time (MIN)8. Speed or voltage9. Unit of speed and voltage10. Light sensor11. Driving distance/time unit12. Satellite icon13. Number of connected Satellites14. Speed icons

InstallationPlace the HUD unit so that it is sitting under the windscreen facing upwards with the buttons on the left side, then connect the USB power supply to your car's cigarette lighter. Start the engine and the HUD will power on, with the satellite icon flashing. Once the HUD has located a satellite, the icon will stop flashing and the HUD will function.

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HUD Button Functions

1. Power input, to connect to the USB power supply.2. Power ON and OFF. ON is towards the power input, OFF towards the Input button.3. Input button – three way button with various functions.

◦ Up button – pull button up towards you◦ OK button – press button inwards◦ Down button – push button towards the windscreen

Using the Input Button:

Press and hold the input button for 5 seconds to enter into the settings menu. Once you have finished adjusting settings, hold the button in again for 5 seconds to save and exit.

• Up Button: increase a settings value.• Down Button: decrease a settings value.• OK Button (Out of Settings): switch between KM, Time or Miles travelled.• Down Button and hold: turn speed alarm on and off.

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HUD SettingsAs the HUD receives data from satellites, GPS data such as speed or distance travelled may be slightly different to your car dashboard data. You can adjust the speed display on the HUD to getresults closer to your dash information. To do this, you should drive at a stable speed such as 60km/h and note the difference between the speedometer on the HUD and in the car. Kogan.com recommends you have a friend assist you with this so that you can pay full attention to the road.

For example, if you find that the HUD is 5km/h slower than your car speedometer, then you should change the value of setting 0, as shown below, to 105. Note that this adjustment may need to be changed over time as your tyres wear, or if you change components of your car such as tyres, wheels or other drivechain parts.

Menu Parameters AdjustmentRange Explanation Default Display State

0 Speed 50-150

This setting allows you to adjust the reading on the HUD to match your speedometer.

See above for a detailed explanation on how to do this.

100

1 SpeedAlarm 30-250

Sets the speed at which your HUD will beep to alert you to your speed.

112

2 BrightnessAdjustment 0 – 2

0 for automaticadjustment.

1 for darkest.2 for brightest.

0

3 Speed Unit 0 – 20 is km/h1 is mph

2 is Voltage0

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4 Distance orTime Switch 0 – 2

0 is KM driven1 is driving time2 is miles driven

0

5Driving timeand altitude

switch0 – 1 0 is driving time

1 is altitude 0

6 Timezone -12 to 12 Timezone (from GMT -12 to GMT 12) 10

7Start

ReferenceVoltage

0 – 150

Sets the Voltage that the unit will auto power on and off at. By default, the HUD will power on at 13.2Vor higher, and power off when lower than 13.2V.

132

8Restore to

FactorySettings

0 – 1

Set to 1, then press and hold the button for 5 seconds to restore all settings to factory default.

0

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Clock AdjustmentMake sure your GMT setting matches your location (default is GMT+10). From within menu 6 in the settings menu, adjust the values to suit whatever time zone you are in.

Note that you will need to adjust your clock for daylight savings time.

HUD adjustmentCode

Region GMT

8 Western Australia GMT+8

9.3 Northern Territory, South Australia GMT+9.5

10 Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania GMT+10

10.3 Daylight Savings – South Australia GMT+10.5

11 Daylight Savings – New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania GMT+11

0 United Kingdom, Iceland, Ireland, Portugal UTC

1 Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Italy GMT+1

2 Finland, Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, South Africa GMT+2

3 Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kenya, Iran,Belarus GMT+3

4 Mauritius, United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, Seychelles GMT+4

5 Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Sri Lanka, India,Nepal GMT+5

6 Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Bhutan GMT+6

7 Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia GMT+7

8 China, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau GMT+8

9 Japan,Korea GMT+9

10 Australia, Guam GMT+10

11 Solomon Islands, Vanuatu GMT+11

12 New Zealand, Fiji GMT+12

-1 Azores, Cape Verde GMT-1

-2 Mid-Atlantic GMT-2

-3 Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay,Chile GMT-3

-4 Venezuela, Bolivia, Paraguay GMT-4

-5 Canada, Panama, Cuba, New York GMT-5

-6 Mexico GMT-6

-7 Salt Lake City GMT-7

-8 California, San Francisco GMT-8

-9 East Alaska GMT-9

-10 Hawaii GMT-10

-11 Samoa, Midway GMT-11

-12 Eniwetok Island GMT-12

Restore to Factory SettingsWhen the HUD is powered on, press and hold the button for 5 seconds to enter the menu settings, then press it until you get to menu item 8. Pull the button down to option 1, then hold the button for 5 seconds to save and exit back to the display interface.

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Using and installing the reflection filmThe HUD projects information up onto the windscreen. Due to the construction of your windscreen, the HUD may create a double reflection on the windscreen, which will make it difficult to read. If this occurs, please use the reflective film.First, place the non-slip mat onto your dashboard, then place the HUD on it. The reflective film can then be stuck into position right above the HUD position.

Sticking the film to the windscreen:

1. Spray some water onto the place where the film will be stuck, then use a dry cloth to clean it.

2. Take off the backside (marked 1) from the reflective film, then paste it onto the windscreen.

3. Once you have adjusted the location, you can use a ruler or something else flat to smooththe film out, squeezing any bubbles or water out.

4. Take off the protection film (marked 2) from the reflective film. If the film isn't positioned to display all of the information, please adjust the non-slip mat to move the position of the HUD.

Product SpecsWorking Voltage DC8 – 24V

Working Current 40mA

Standby Current 15mA

Compass Accuracy ±1°

Speed Range 0 – 400KM/H

Real Time Precision Dependant on GPS satellite specs

HUD Size 13 x 7.8 x 1.5cm

12V Power Supply 1000mA, USB Mini Cable

HUD Weight 115g

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TroubleshootingHUD screen not powering upCheck that the power cable is plugged in securely to the HUD and to the cigarette lighter socket.Check the HUD switch to ensure it is in the ON position. If there is still no display, please try the unit in another car to test whether the car cigarette lighter is supplying power. If your car is not supplying power, please consult with your car user manual or a qualified mechanic.

No speed, HUD powers off after 20 seconds or HUD will not automatically power on or offWhen the starting voltage is less than 13.2V, the HUD will not power on. If your engine is running and the HUD is still not working, please toggle the power switch on the side to turn it on, then hold the button in for 5 seconds to enter into the settings menu. Once in the settings, navigate through to settings menu 7. Push or pull the button to adjust the voltage from 132 to 128 or lower. Try turning on your car again to see if the HUD now automatically turns on.

HUD will not automatically power off after the car is turned offThe HUD is designed for a default voltage value of 13.2V. When the voltage is above 13.2V, it will automatically power on, then when it is lower than 13.2V is will automatically power off. If the HUD does not power off automatically, hold the input button in for 5 seconds to enter into the settings menu, then navigate through to settings menu 7. Adjust the voltage level to 135 or higher, then press and hold the input button for 5 seconds to save. Please note that the value shouldn't be set too high, as the HUD will not automatically power on due to not receiving sufficiently high voltage.

Inaccurate SpeedWhen the HUD is powered on, press and hold the button for 5 seconds to enter into settings. The menu 0 will show the parameter of 100 Push or pull the input button up or down to increaseor decrease the value according to the difference to your speedometer. For example, if your HUD reads 5km/h lower than your speedometer, change this to 105. If your HUD is 4km/h higherthan your speedometer, change this value to 96. After making the adjustment, press and hold thebutton for 5 seconds to save.

Overspeed AlarmThe default value for the overspeed alarm is 112km/h. Users can choose to increase/decrease thisvalue by themselves. When the HUD is powered on, press and hold the button for 5 seconds to enter into the settings menu, then navigate to menu 1. The parameter will display 112, which represents the speed at which the HUD will give an alarm once the car reaches that speed.Push or pull the button up or down to set the desired speed, then press and hold the button in for 5 seconds to save.

Cannot see the HUD clearly in sunlightCheck whether the HUD protective film is torn and that the reflection film is positioned correctly.If this does not help you, press and hold the input button for 5 seconds to enter into the settings menu, then navigate to menu 1. The parameter will display 0, automatic adjustment. Change this to 2 for the highest brightness level, then press and hold the input button for 5 seconds to save.

Unit keeps crashing or showing bizarre or incorrect dataPlease do a factory reset on the unit.

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