User guide

Basic Use Guidelines

PROPER HANDLING

 Do not bend the mini-S3 BTGPS receiver while connected to the charger;

bending will damage the connector, resulting in damage to the BTGPS and/or

the charger’s plug.

 The mini-S3 BTGPS has one power jack via the mini-USB connection. Caution

and care must be exercised when handling these parts. Bending or breaking

these parts will severely degrade positioning performance and/or damage the

receiver. Bending or breaking these parts will void your warranty.

 Use only manufacturer approved accessories with the mini-S3 BTGPS. (See

page 10.)

 There are no serviceable parts inside the miniS3 BTGPS receiver. DO NOT

OPEN THE mini-S3 RECEIVER, OTHER THAN TO INSERT THE BATTERY. Only a

qualified service professional may install or repair equipment. Opening the

receiver will void the warranty.

RECEPTION OF SATELLITE SIGNALS

 A longer than normal time-to-first-fix of position may result the first time you

use the mini-S3 BTGPS.

 Operating the GPS receiver requires a clear and unobstructed view of sky with

the antenna facade pointing upward to the sky.

 GPS receivers may receive interference near cellular base-stations and when in

close proximity to mobile phone antennas. This interference may affect

positioning and time-to-fix performance.

SAFETY

 Read the “Warnings” section comprehensively before operation.

 Read the User Guide and these basic guidelines comprehensively. Breaching

the regulations and rules may be dangerous or illegal.

 Road safety is the first priority; do not use or operate the mini-S3 BTGPS

receiver while driving.

 The mini-S3 BTGPS is a radio emitting device. For your safety and the safety

of others, discontinue operation of the mini-S3 receiver in areas with life

support equipment, aircrafts, gasoline stations, near fuels or chemicals, near

blasting areas, and in other areas restricting radio emitting devices.

 Keep the mini-S3 receiver away from high temperatures and fire. Additional

detailed information is given in the “Warnings” section on page 20 of this User

Guide.