User's Guide

ManualsBrandsPowerstick.com ManualsElectronicsSpot

User Guide

Spot

1. Before You Start

Here are a few important points you should know before getting started with your Spot.

A. The Spot app MUST be running in the background of your phone to communicate with your

Spot finder.

B. A maximum of 4 Spot finders can be connected to one mobile device at a time.

C. Spot finders can only be paired to ONE mobile device at a time.

D. The Bluetooth on your device must always be ON.

2. Getting Started

A. Download the “Spot” app from iTunes or Google Play.

B. Remove the plastic tab from the Spot unit. Wait 10 seconds for the battery to fully activate.

C. Push the button on the Spot, you should hear a beep from the Spot unit.

D. From your device, make sure Bluetooth is turned ON.

3. Pair Your Spot

A. Open the App

Open the app on your mobile device. Press PAIR A SPOT.

B. Pair Your Spot

As instructed in the app, press & hold the Spot button for about 2 seconds. Select your Spot

from the list of nearby Spots.

C. Choose Mode

Choose between Tether Mode and Find Mode. These are different options that will determine

how you use your Spot. Tap on TETHER MODE or FIND MODE. Continue reading for more

information on each mode.

4. Tether Mode

Uses for Tether Mode

Tether Mode is convenient if you’re the type of person who often leaves things behind. Forgot

Summary of content (9 pages)

PAGE 1
User Guide Spot 1. Before You Start Here are a few important points you should know before getting started with your Spot. A. The Spot app MUST be running in the background of your phone to communicate with your Spot finder. B. A maximum of 4 Spot finders can be connected to one mobile device at a time. C. Spot finders can only be paired to ONE mobile device at a time. D. The Bluetooth on your device must always be ON. 2. Getting Started A. Download the “Spot” app from iTunes or Google Play. B.
PAGE 2
your phone on the counter when leaving for work or forgot your keys in a restaurant? Once out of range, your devices will emit an audio alert as a reminder to go back and get your forgotten item. Additionally, Tether Mode can provide a security alarm. If someone were to take your phone or Spot out of range without you noticing, your devices would emit audio alerts. This notifies you as well as causes the stolen item to emit an alarm. Tether Mode Alerts A.
PAGE 3
B. Finding Your Phone Find Mode also works in reverse. If you have misplaced your phone but have your Spot, simply press and hold the Spot button for 2-3 seconds. Your mobile device will emit a loud audio alert, making it simple to find. C. Proximity Meter This meter shows you how close you are to your Spot when you are in range. If all five dots are green, you are right beside your Spot. If your Spot is out of range, the proximity meter will disappear.
PAGE 4
2. Preparing Your Spot A. Remove the plastic tab blocking the Spot battery. B. Wait 10 seconds for the battery to activate. C. Push and hold the Spot button for 2-3 seconds. You should hear a beep. D. Make sure that your Bluetooth is on in your mobile device. 3. Pairing Your Spot A. Pairing Your First Spot Open the “Spot” app. During the initial set-up, the app will initiate the pairing of your first Spot. Tap on PAIR A BEAGLE. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled.
PAGE 5
Simply tap the FIND button in the Spot app and your Spot will sound an alarm. You can also press and hold the button on the Spot to sound an alarm on your missing smartphone or tablet. The Proximity Meter shows you how close you are to your Spot and the item it is attached to. The meter dots will fill with green as you get closer to your Spot. Your Spot also allows you to remotely control the shutter of your phone’s camera.
PAGE 6
A window will pop up where you can enter your Spot’s new name. C. Switching Spots Open the settings. Tap the arrows to the right and left of the Spot icon to switch to the settings menu of your other Spot finders. D. Switching Modes Open the settings. Tap on either Tether Mode or Find Mode. Tap the back arrow to bring you to the chosen mode. E. Labelling your Spot Open the settings. Tap the icon that represents what this Spot is being used for.
PAGE 7
Tap on Quiet Times. Tap the + (Android) or ADD in the top right corner (iOS) to add a new Quiet Time. Select which days that you would like to disable Spot alerts. Set the time period that you would like to disable Spot alerts. Name the Quiet Time. In the Quiet Times screen, you can tap the toggle to turn your Quiet Times on/off. H. Deleting Your Spot Open the settings. Tap UNPAIR AND REMOVE THIS SPOT. Tap OK. 7. Using Your Spot to Take Photos A.
PAGE 8
Have you removed the plastic tab blocking the battery? Is your battery dead? Press the Spot button. If there is no sound, the battery is dead.
PAGE 9
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.