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The LED’s

The LED’sThe LED’s

When hiking, hold the unit horizontally with the antenna up. If you

put the unit in your pocket, be sure that the antenna is faced out.

The body blocks all GPS signals.

Some cars have a metalized sunscreen embedded in the windshield

which blocks the GPS signals. An external antenna placed on the

outside of the car will solve this problem. Suitable locations include

the roof, the hood, the trunk area, or the top of the fenders. The

antenna lead in wire can usually be routed into the car via spaces

between the parts on the car such as within a door jamb or trunk lid.

Most external antennas have a magnet in their base to permit

attachment to the desired location. This GPS unit requires an

antenna with an MMCX connector and is designed to work with 2.5

Volts.

Extreme heat and extreme cold can cause the battery in the GPS to

temporarily fail to function until a more reasonable temperature is

obtained. Do not leave the GPS in a car where temperature

extremes are expected.

The battery will discharge over time even if the unit is off.

The LED’s

The three LED’s have special decoding as shown below:

• The Bluetooth LED is blue and blinks at a 4 second rate to

indicate that the receiver is ready but not connected to a

Bluetooth device. When connected the blink rate increases to a

1 second rate.

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