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SPOT GEN3 USER GUIDE
S.O.S.
Tracking
Check In
Help/SPOT Assist
HOW SPOT WORKS
SECTION 1: WELCOME
Welcome to the SPOT Family! SPOT devices provide satellite-based
messaging capability so everyone who enjoys the great outdoors
can communicate from remote locations around the globe, beyond
the reach of cell phones. Pretty cool, huh?
GPS satellites provide signals.
2 SPOT determines your GPS location and sends
your location and pre-programmed message to
communication satellites.
satellites relay your message to
3 Communication
specific satellite antennas around the world.
HERE ARE A FEW IMPORTANT THINGS
TO REMEMBER ABOUT YOUR SPOT GEN3
antennas and a global network route your
4 Satellite
location and message to the appropriate network.
SPOT needs a clear view of the sky to obtain a GPS signal to provide the most accurate
location information. SPOT is not as reliable indoors, at the bottom of a deep canyon, in a
cave, or in very dense woods. Sunshine is more fun anyway!
5 Your location and messages are delivered
according to your instructions via email, text
message, or emergency notification to the
GEOS International Emergency Response
Coordination Center.
Orienting SPOT so that the SPOT logo is facing up toward the sky will improve performance
as the antenna is located directly under the logo. The coolest adventurers place SPOT on
their backpacks.
In order to ensure best performance, do not use SPOT immediately adjacent to other GPS devices.
Powered by Google Maps™
When SPOT sends a text or email message to
one of your contacts or to GEOS, it includes your
GPS coordinates and a web link (email only) to
view your location using Google Maps™.
To begin using SPOT, we recommend you spend a few minutes reading through this User Guide,
then visit FindMeSPOT.com to select a service plan and activate your SPOT device.
SECTION 2: GETTING STARTED
AT FINDMESPOT.COM
Your฀SPOT฀Gen3฀requires฀an฀active฀SPOT฀subscription฀to฀communicate.฀To฀do฀this,฀
simply activate your device using the instructions outlined below.
WHAT YOU NEED
•฀Personal฀contact฀information
•฀Emergency฀contact฀information
•฀Valid฀email฀address฀
•฀Credit฀card฀information
•฀SPOT฀electronic฀serial฀number฀(ESN)฀and฀authorization฀code.฀
WITH YOUR SPOT
WHAT YOU NEED
•฀Your฀SPOT฀Gen3
•฀One฀of฀these฀three฀power฀sources:
- 4 AAA Energizer® Ultimate Lithium 8x batteries (L92); included
- 4 AAA Energizer® NiMH rechargeable batteries (NH12)
- Line Power with a 5v USB connection
•฀User฀Guide
INSTALL THE INCLUDED BATTERIES
1. Loosen the screws to open the battery cover.
2. Write down the ESN and Authorization Code for use during service activation.
3.฀Install฀4฀AAA฀Energizer® Ultimate Lithium 8x batteries or NiMH rechargeable batteries.
4. Replace cover, tighten screws with a screwdriver or coin. It is important that you
fully tighten the battery cover to maintain SPOT's waterproof seal.
ACCOUNT SETUP
1. Go to FindMeSPOT.com/Activate.
2. Existing SPOT customers should login to their current SPOT account to add their new device. New
customers฀will฀need฀to฀select:฀Set Up New Account.
3.฀Follow฀the฀instructions฀given฀within฀the฀activation฀portal;฀do฀not฀skip฀forms฀or฀pages.
4. Choose the services you wish to add (like the new upgraded Unlimited and Extreme Tracking) to
your SPOT device and confirm your order to finish the activation process.
SERIAL NUMBER (ESN) AND
AUTHORIZATION CODE
These codes are located inside the battery compartment
of฀your฀SPOT฀Gen3.฀You฀will฀need฀these฀codes฀when฀
setting up your account on FindMeSPOT.com/Activate.
ESN: 0-0000000
Auth: 00000000
ELECTRONIC SERIAL
NUMBER (ESN)
AUTHORIZATION CODE
SECTION 3: FUNCTIONS
HELP/SPOT ASSIST
Request฀help฀from฀your฀friends฀&฀family฀at฀your฀GPS฀location.฀Or฀ask฀for฀help฀from
professional฀assistance฀organizations.฀(Example:฀Flat฀tire,฀need฀a฀lift.)
CUSTOM MESSAGE
Let contacts know where you are by sending a pre-programmed message with your
GPS location.
S.O.S.
In an emergency, send an S.O.S. with your GPS location to GEOS, who facilitates search
and฀rescue.฀(Example:฀Snake฀bite,฀broken฀leg)
CHECK IN
Let contacts know where you are and that you’re okay with a pre-programmed message.
TRACK
S.O.S
HELP/SPOT ASSIST
POWER
TRACK
CUSTOM MESSAGE
Automatically send and save your location and allow contacts to track your progress
using Google Maps™.
CHECK IN
Press the power button to turn SPOT on; LEDs will illuminate. Press and hold the power
button until it blinks rapidly to turn SPOT off.
GPS LIGHT
Notiies฀you฀whether฀or฀not฀SPOT฀is฀able฀to฀see฀the฀GPS฀satellites฀&฀obtain฀your฀GPS฀location.฀
MESSAGE SENDING LIGHT
Notifies you whether or not your most recent message was transmitted.
SECTION 3: USING SPOT
POWER
There are three ways you can power your SPOT: 4 AAA Energizer Ultimate Lithium 8x batteries
(included), 4 AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries, or with line power through a 5v USB connection.
Insert batteries or attach the USB cable to your SPOT and a power source. Please note: NiMH
batteries cannot be charged within the SPOT unit using line power, and SPOT Gen3 is not
waterproof while being line powered.
TO TURN SPOT ON: Simply locate the Power button on the upper left corner of the device, press and
hold the button; lights will illuminate.
TO TURN SPOT OFF: Press and hold the Power button until the Power light blinks rapidly.
TO CONSERVE POWER: Your SPOT unit will automatically turn off after one hour of inactivity unless
the unit is being line powered.
INITIAL SYSTEM TEST
Perform an initial system test to evaluate your messaging system, from the operational
condition of the SPOT to the readiness of those you’ve chosen to receive your messages.
Once you have set-up the message contacts for SPOT Gen3 in your FindMeSPOT.com account,
go outside where SPOT has a clear view of the sky in all directions.
2 Turn SPOT on - press and hold the Power button; lights will illuminate.
3 Press and hold the Check In button until the function light blinks green.
4 Leave SPOT outdoors. The GPS light will blink green as SPOT acquires a GPS fix. Once
SPOT acquires your GPS location, the Message Sending light and GPS light will blink green
in unison for 15 seconds to notify you that your message is being transmitted with your GPS
location. The Message Sending light will continue to blink green until the message cycle is
complete.
5 Verify that the message was received in the email or SMS account(s) in your Check In contact list.
SELF TEST
You can also view your sent messages in your account at FindMeSPOT.com.
SPOT performs a self-test when you initially turn on your device. During self-test, all lights will blink
green in a rotating manner to indicate self-test is in progress. If all visible lights flash red, the SPOT
self-test has found a failure, please call customer care.
If the Power, GPS light and Message Sending light blink red in unison, SPOT has a GPS failure, but
may still be able to transmit an S.O.S. or Help/SPOT Assist message without your GPS location.
Add your email or phone number as a contact for
system testing so you can hit the trail faster.
USING THE S.O.S. FUNCTION
To send an S.O.S. alert, open the protective flap then press and hold the S.O.S. button until the
function light blinks green. The GPS light will blink green when SPOT sees the GPS satellites and
while obtaining your GPS location.
Once your GPS location is obtained, SPOT sends your S.O.S. message with GPS location. The GPS
light and Message Sending light will both blink green. The Message Sending light continues to blink
green until the next scheduled message to notify you that your most recent message was transmitted.
If no GPS signal is found, the GPS light will blink red. If possible, you should move to a location
with a clearer view of the sky. The first message will be sent within one minute after activation with
or without your GPS location. For all subsequent messages, SPOT will keep looking for your GPS
location for up to 4 minutes. The S.O.S. message is sent every 5 minutes until cancelled or the
power source runs out.
TO CANCEL S.O.S.
Press and hold the S.O.S. button until the light blinks red. Let SPOT work until the S.O.S. button
stops blinking red to finish sending the cancellation message. The Message Sending light will blink
green indicating it has sent the cancel message. Turning off your SPOT while in S.O.S. mode DOES
NOT send an S.O.S. cancel message.
S.O.S.
SPOT's S.O.S. function should only be used for critical, life-threatening situations. Pressing the
S.O.S. button sends an alert directly to GEOS International Emergency Response Coordination
Center (IERCC). GEOS notifies the appropriate emergency responders of your S.O.S. based on GPS
location and personal information. Depending on your GPS location, responders may include local
police, highway patrol, the Coast Guard, your country’s embassy or consulate, other emergency
response centers, or search and rescue teams. Sending false S.O.S. messages may subject you to
liability for additional charges.
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HOW SPOT PRIORITIZES S.O.S.
S.O.S. messages are the top priority for SPOT. When you send an S.O.S. message, your SPOT
stops sending all other messages to allow for uninterrupted transmission of the S.O.S. message.
Let your emergency contacts know when you are planning a trip. When GEOS receives
an S.O.S. message, they will first call your contacts asking for pertinent details like your
itinerary, planned route, or other identifiers. This information helps GEOS in working with local
authorities to evaluate the appropriate response team needed and send rescue personnel fast.
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HELP/SPOT ASSIST
For non-life threatening situations, ask for help from friends
and family or gain a direct line to professional assistance
providers using SPOT Assist (additional service plan
required). When you press Help, your contacts will receive
SMS/text or email messages with your GPS coordinates.
Email messages also include a link to view your location
using Google Maps™.
With SPOT Assist, roadside or maritime professional services
will receive your Help message and current GPS location to
dispatch assistance. For more information on SPOT Assist
including pricing, please visit: FindMeSPOT.com/Assist.
USING THE HELP FUNCTION
To send a Help message, open the protective flap then press and hold the Help button until the light
blinks green. The GPS light will blink green when SPOT sees the GPS satellites and while obtaining
your GPS location.
Once your GPS location is obtained, SPOT sends your Help message with GPS location every five
minutes for one hour. The GPS light and Message Sending light will both blink green. The Message
Sending light continues to blink green until the next scheduled message or until the mode ends.
If no GPS signal is found, the GPS light will blink red. If possible, you should move to a location with
a clearer view of the sky. SPOT will keep looking for your GPS location for up to 4 minutes. If no GPS
location is found in 4 minutes, SPOT sends your message without GPS location; the GPS light will
blink red and the Message Sending light will blink green in unison.
TO CANCEL
Press and hold the Help button until the Help light blinks red. Leave SPOT on while the Help cancel
message is sent, turning off your SPOT DOES NOT cancel the Help message. When it is finished, the
Message Sending light will blink green indicating it has sent the cancel message.
HOW SPOT PRIORITIZES HELP
Help/SPOT Assist messages are a high priority for SPOT. Help/SPOT Assist takes priority over
Check In, Custom Message and Tracking functions. Pressing the S.O.S. button takes priority over
the Help/SPOT Assist message in order to ensure the S.O.S. message is sent. There is no need to
cancel any other modes to enter into Help or S.O.S. mode.
Have a plan in place with your Help message contacts so they know
what to do if they receive a Help message from your SPOT.
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CHECK IN AND CUSTOM MESSAGE
Let your contacts know where you are by sending a message with your GPS location. With the ability
to pre-program your messages, the possibilities are endless.
You can pre-program your Check In and Custom Messages to send to different groups
of contacts. For example, set one message to send your spouse an 'I Love You' every
day and the other to brag to all your friends about how awesome your adventure is.
Check In and Custom Message functions work the same way. This gives you the flexibility to send
different messages to different contacts, or tailor messages for a specific purpose. Let your contacts
know you've made camp for the night, reached your goal, or are doing fine. With the push of a button,
your contacts receive your pre-programmed message by text or email complete with your GPS location.
USING THE CHECK IN OR CUSTOM MESSAGE FUNCTION
Press and hold the Check In or Custom Message button until the function light blinks green.
The GPS light will blink green when SPOT sees the GPS satellites and will continue blinking while
obtaining your GPS location.
Once your GPS location is obtained, SPOT sends your message with GPS location. The GPS light
and Message Sending light will both blink green. The message is sent three times over a 20 minute
period to the SPOT network - this is to ensure maximum reliability in getting your message out. Only
one message will be sent to your contacts. The Message Sending light continues to blink green until
the next scheduled message or until the mode ends.
If no GPS signal is found, the GPS light will blink red. If possible, you should move to a location with
a clearer view of the sky. SPOT will keep looking for your GPS location for up to 4 minutes. If no GPS
location is found in 4 minutes, SPOT does not send your message. To try again, simply press and
hold the function button. If the message does not send, the Message Sending light will blink red.
Check In or Custom messages can be sent while Tracking.
TO CANCEL
You can end the transmission of a Check In or Custom Message by pressing and holding the function
button until the light blinks red. This action does not cancel any message already transmitted.
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TO CANCEL
To stop sending track messages, press and hold the Track button until the light blinks red or
power off SPOT.
MOTION-ACTIVATED TRACKING
SPOT฀Gen3฀tracking฀is฀smarter฀than฀ever!฀A฀built฀in฀vibration฀sensor฀sends฀tracks฀only฀when฀you฀are฀
moving.฀When฀the฀device฀is฀stationary฀for฀more฀than฀ive฀minutes฀SPOT฀Gen3฀will฀enter฀Suspended฀Track฀
mode.฀SPOT฀Gen3฀will฀automatically฀send฀one฀more฀track฀from฀your฀resting฀location.฀While฀at฀rest.฀SPOT฀
Gen3฀will฀not฀send฀tracks.฀Tracking฀will฀automatically฀resume฀after฀the฀vibration฀sensor฀detects฀the฀unit฀
has begun moving again.
TRACKING
With SPOT Gen3, your friends and family can track your progress in near real-time using SPOT Shared
Pages with Google Maps™, giving them a virtual breadcrumb trail of your adventure. New enhanced
tracking options, allow you to choose the rate of tracking that fits your adventure by upgrading to our
Unlimited or Extreme Tracking Plans, additional service fees may apply, learn more at FindMeSPOT.com.
USING THE TRACKING FUNCTION
Press and hold the Track button until the function light blinks green. The GPS light will blink green
when SPOT sees the GPS satellites and will continue blinking while obtaining your GPS location.
Once your GPS location is obtained, the GPS light and Message Sending light will both blink green
indicating that SPOT is sending your track as a waypoint. The Message Sending light continues to blink
green until the next scheduled message or until the mode ends.
If no GPS signal is found, the GPS light will blink red. If possible, you should move to a location with a
clearer view of the sky. If no GPS location is found within 4 minutes, SPOT will not send this particular
waypoint. The GPS light will blink red for approximately 15 seconds, the Message Sending light will blink
red until SPOT is ready to send the next waypoint. SPOT will try to obtain your GPS coordinates again at
your next scheduled track interval.
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TRACKING SERVICES
BASIC TRACKING:฀With฀Basic฀Tracking,฀messages฀are฀sent฀every฀10฀minutes฀for฀24฀hours฀while฀
moving, or until cancelled. To re-engage Tracking after 24 hours has passed, press and hold the
Track button until the function light blinks green.
NEW ONLY WITH GEN3
UNLIMITED AND EXTREME TRACKING:฀SPOT฀Gen3's฀new฀enhanced฀tracking฀options฀allow฀you฀to฀"set฀
it฀and฀forget฀it."฀Send฀track฀messages฀every฀2฀½,฀5,฀10,฀30฀or฀60฀minutes฀(depending฀on฀your฀plan฀
and preference) for as long as your SPOT is powered on or until the batteries run out.
To set your rate of tracking, sign in to your SPOT account at FindMeSPOT.com and choose 'view/edit'
SPOT฀Features฀from฀the฀My฀SPOT฀Devices฀tab.฀Please฀note:฀making฀any฀change฀to฀the฀rate฀of฀tracking฀
requires฀you฀to฀reconigure฀your฀device฀to฀update฀the฀settings.
Keep track of all of your adventures by uploading your tracking messages to
SPOT Adventures. Share your trips with friends and family, upload pictures,
and tell the story of just how amazing the sunset is from the top of the peak.
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SECTION 4: SYSTEM FUNCTION AND INDICATORS
SPOT MESSAGE SCHEDULE
SPOT is designed to provide outstanding quality and reliability. For optimum reception always place
your SPOT with the logo side up in clear view of the sky. Reception can be inhibited due to hills,
buildings, metal roofs or other obstructions so it is normal that some messages may not go through.
That is why SPOT automatically sends multiple messages in every mode, giving you excellent overall
reliability. In some modes, this means multiple attempts to send the same message, while in other
modes it means regularly updating GPS coordinates and sending a new message with the most up
to date information.
INDICATOR
BLINKING GREEN
BLINKING RED
GPS
Searching for GPS signal
GPS location fix failed,
move to a new location
Message Sending
Message transmission
schedule in progress
Last message was not sent
Check In or
Custom Message
Message฀sequence฀
in progress
Message฀sequence
has been cancelled
• Green – The GPS light blinks green if SPOT sees the GPS satellites and is looking for/has found your
GPS location.
Help
SPOT in Help/SPOT
Assist mode
Help/SPOT Assist has
been cancelled
• Red – The GPS light blinks red if SPOT cannot see the GPS satellites and /or cannot find your GPS
location. If the GPS light blinks red, you should move to a location with a clearer view of the sky.
S.O.S.
S.O.S. is engaged
S.O.S. has been cancelled
Tracking
SPOT in Track mode
Track฀sequence
has been cancelled
Power
On
Low battery
GPS
The GPS light notifies you whether or not SPOT is able to see the GPS satellites and obtain a GPS location.
PLACEMENT OF YOUR SPOT
The placement of your SPOT can make a
difference. For best reception, always keep
the logo pointed towards the sky (the satellite
antenna is located under the logo).
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MESSAGE INDICATORS
For all functions, SPOT lets you know what it is doing.
GPS PERFORMANCE
SPOT uses an advanced GPS chipset with extremely high sensitivity to give you maximum
performance.฀While฀the฀SPOT฀message฀transmitter฀is฀also฀very฀high฀quality,฀there฀may฀be฀times฀
when SPOT will have a GPS signal, but the message won’t be able to reach the satellites due to
environmental blockage. Make sure that you have a clear view of the sky at all times.
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SECTION 5: CARE AND SUPPORT
BATTERY LIFE AND USAGE
®
For฀reliable฀performance,฀use฀AAA฀Energizer Ultimate Lithium 8x batteries (L92), NiMH
rechargeable batteries, or line power. Using USB line power will NOT charge rechargeable batteries. The power light will blink red when batteries are low. Colder conditions and extreme heat can
impact battery life. Always carry an extra set of batteries with you. Non-lithium batteries will work
with SPOT but are not recommended for optimal performance. Test your SPOT device before each
trip by sending a Check In message to yourself.
SPOT performance and battery life may be degraded in operating environments where the SPOT
GPS฀chip฀must฀take฀a฀longer฀time฀to฀acquire฀your฀GPS฀location,฀such฀as฀trying฀to฀send฀a฀message฀
under฀dense฀foliage.฀For฀optimal฀performance,฀operate฀your฀SPOT฀with฀the฀logo฀side฀up฀in฀clear฀
view of the sky. Using non-recommended battery types may degrade the performance of your
SPOTs message transmission.
SPOT฀Gen3฀is฀designed฀to฀be฀rugged฀for฀outdoor฀use.฀Dropping฀the฀unit฀on฀hard฀surfaces฀(while฀
not recommended) should not damage it, but can cause a loss of power and may damage the
batteries. Power loss turns off your SPOT, stopping any current mode of operation. If dropped,
SPOT recommends replacing the batteries for optimal performance.
COVERAGE
SPOT works around the world, including virtually all of North America, Europe, Australia and
portions฀of฀South฀America,฀Northern฀Africa฀and฀Asia,฀as฀well฀as฀hundreds฀of฀thousands฀of฀square฀
miles off-shore of these areas. It is important that you check SPOT's coverage for your destination
before฀traveling.฀Visit฀FindMeSPOT.com/Coverage to view the latest coverage map.
OPERATING CONDITIONS AND CLIMATE
Your SPOT is designed for adventure. However, like all electronic devices, it has its limits. SPOT
relies on GPS and low earth orbit satellites to fix your location and send your messages. The
transmitter (located underneath the SPOT logo) needs to have an unobstructed view of the sky,
either฀outdoors฀or฀in฀a฀glass-enclosed฀area฀such฀as฀a฀vehicle฀dashboard.฀For฀safety,฀keep฀the฀
following฀in฀mind฀regarding฀the฀care฀and฀usage฀of฀SPOT:฀
•฀IPX7฀waterproof:฀Up฀to฀a฀depth฀of฀1฀m฀for฀up฀to฀30฀minutes
(SPOT is not waterproof when being line powered)
•฀Operating฀temperatures:฀-22฀F฀to฀+140฀F฀(-30฀C฀to฀60฀C)
•฀Operating฀altitude:฀-328฀ft฀to฀21,320฀ft฀(-100฀m฀to฀6,500฀m)
•฀Humidity฀and฀Salt฀Fog฀rated
•฀If฀you฀exceed฀700฀mph฀(Mach฀1)฀GPS฀accuracy฀degrades
CONTACTS
Additional charges may apply in some regions. Standard text messaging charges from your
mobile phone provider may also apply.
CLEANING
Follow฀these฀general฀rules฀when฀cleaning฀the฀outside฀of฀your฀SPOT:฀
•฀Make฀sure฀the฀power฀is฀OFF
• Use a damp, soft, lint-free cloth and avoid excess moisture near buttons or openings
• Do not use aerosol sprays, solvents, alcohol or abrasives
• Do not attempt to open the SPOT case
TROUBLESHOOTING
SPOT performs a self-diagnostic test each time it is powered on. SPOT recommends that you send
and verify a Check In message before each trip. This also allows you to evaluate your entire messaging
system, from the operational condition of the SPOT to the readiness of those on your contact list.
For฀more฀information,฀visit฀the฀FAQ฀section฀on฀FindMeSPOT.com
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LEARN MORE
Visit฀FindMeSPOT.com฀for฀the฀latest฀information฀on฀SPOT฀Gen3฀and฀other฀SPOT฀products฀and฀
services. You can find more helpful tips, testimonials and videos. If you can’t find what you’re looking
for, please do not hesitate to contact us.
CUSTOMER CARE
Visit฀FindMeSPOT.com/Care฀or฀call:
•฀฀North฀American฀Customers:฀866.OK1.SPOT฀(866.651.7768)฀
•฀฀European฀Customers:฀Tel:฀+353฀1฀290฀9505
LIMITED WARRANTY
Your SPOT has a Limited Warranty for 12 months (24 months for European Customers) from the
date฀of฀purchase฀against฀defects฀in฀materials฀and฀workmanship฀only.฀For฀full฀details฀regarding฀the฀
Limited Warranty and warranty claim procedures, visit SPOTwarranty.com or FindMeSPOT.com.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY FOR EUROPEAN CUSTOMERS
Hereby,฀Globalstar฀Europe฀Satellite฀Services฀Ltd.,฀declares฀that฀this฀SPOT฀Gen3,฀is฀in฀compliance฀
with฀the฀essential฀requirements฀and฀other฀relevant฀provisions฀of฀Directive฀1995/5/EC.฀The฀declaration฀
of conformity may be consulted at FindMeSPOT.com
EXCEPT฀AS฀PROVIDED฀ABOVE,฀THE฀PRODUCT฀IS฀SOLD฀“AS฀IS”฀WITHOUT฀ANY฀EXPRESS฀OR฀IMPLIED฀WARRANTIES฀FOR฀THE฀
PRODUCT฀WHATSOEVER,฀INCLUDING,฀WITHOUT฀LIMITATION,฀ANY฀IMPLIED฀WARRANTIES฀REGARDING฀THE฀CONDITION,฀
DESIGN,฀SPECIFICATIONS,฀WORKMANSHIP,฀MERCHANTABILITY฀OR฀FITNESS฀FOR฀A฀PARTICULAR฀PURPOSE฀OF฀THE฀PRODUCT,฀
OR฀ANY฀WARRANTIES฀THAT฀THE฀PRODUCT฀IS฀FREE฀FROM฀LATENT฀DEFECTS฀OR฀DEFICIENCIES,฀OR฀THAT฀THE฀PRODUCT฀IS฀
FREE฀FROM฀INFRINGEMENT฀OF฀ANY฀PATENT,฀TRADEMARK,฀COPYRIGHT฀OR฀PROPRIETARY฀RIGHT฀OF฀ANY฀THIRD฀PARTY฀AND฀
SUCH WARRANTIES ARE HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED.
This฀device฀complies฀with฀part฀15฀of฀the฀FCC฀Rules.฀Operation฀is฀subject฀to฀the฀following฀two฀conditions:฀(1)฀This฀device฀
may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
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. However, there is
no฀guarantee฀that฀interference฀will฀not฀occur฀in฀a฀particular฀installation.฀If฀this฀equipment฀does฀cause฀harmful฀
interference฀to฀radio฀or฀television฀reception,฀which฀can฀be฀determined฀by฀turning฀the฀equipment฀off฀and฀on,฀the฀
user฀is฀encouraged฀to฀try฀to฀correct฀the฀interference฀by฀one฀or฀more฀of฀the฀following฀measures:฀a)฀Reorient฀or฀
relocate฀the฀receiving฀antenna.฀b)฀Increase฀the฀separation฀between฀the฀equipment฀and฀receiver.฀c)฀Connect฀the฀
equipment฀into฀an฀outlet฀on฀a฀circuit฀different฀from฀that฀to฀which฀the฀receiver฀is฀connected.฀d)฀Consult฀the฀dealer฀
or฀an฀experienced฀radio/TV฀technician฀for฀help.
Warning:฀Changes฀or฀modiications฀not฀expressly฀approved฀by฀the฀party฀responsible฀for฀compliance฀could฀void฀the฀user's฀
authority฀to฀operate฀the฀equipment.
This฀Class฀B฀digital฀apparatus฀complies฀with฀Canadian฀ICES-003.
This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:฀(1)฀this฀device฀may฀not฀cause฀interference,฀and฀(2)฀this฀device฀must฀accept฀any฀interference,฀including฀
interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
This฀device฀complies฀with฀the฀requirements฀for฀Radio฀Astronomy฀Site฀avoidance฀as฀speciied฀by฀the฀Globalstar฀National฀
Science฀Foundation฀agreement฀of฀2001.฀฀It฀is฀compliant฀with฀CFR25.213
This฀device฀automatically฀adjusts฀its฀transmission฀frequency฀according฀to฀its฀location฀and฀is฀compliant฀with฀international฀
regulatory฀requirements.฀฀฀
THIS฀LIMITED฀WARRANTY฀PROVIDES฀THE฀SOLE฀AND฀EXCLUSIVE฀REMEDY฀FOR฀ANY฀DEFECTS฀IN฀THE฀PRODUCT.฀IN฀NO฀EVENT฀
SHALL฀WE฀BE฀LIABLE฀FOR฀ANY฀INDIRECT,฀CONSEQUENTIAL,฀SPECIAL,฀INCIDENTAL฀OR฀PUNITIVE฀DAMAGES,฀WHETHER฀IN฀
CONTRACT, TORT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE. OUR LIABILITY IS LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT YOU PAID
FOR฀THE฀PRODUCT฀THAT฀IS฀THE฀SUBJECT฀OF฀A฀CLAIM.฀THE฀APPLICABILITY฀OF฀THE฀ABOVE฀LIMITATIONS฀AND฀EXCLUSIONS฀
MAY฀VARY฀FROM฀STATE฀TO฀STATE,฀OR฀COUNTRY฀TO฀COUNTRY.฀
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Cet฀appareil฀est฀conforme฀à฀la฀partie฀15฀des฀règles฀de฀la฀FCC.฀Son฀fonctionnement฀est฀soumis฀aux฀deux฀conditions฀
suivantes:฀(1)฀Ce฀dispositif฀ne฀peut฀฀pas฀causer฀de฀brouillages฀indésirables,฀et฀(2)฀Cet฀appareil฀doit฀accepter฀tous฀les฀
signaux฀reçus,฀y฀compris฀les฀interférences฀pouvant฀entraîner฀un฀fonctionnement฀indésirable.
Conformité฀aux฀normes฀FCC฀Cet฀équipement฀a฀été฀testé฀et฀trouvé฀conforme฀aux฀limites฀pour฀un฀dispositif฀numérique฀de฀
classe฀B,฀conformément฀à฀la฀Partie฀15฀des฀règlements฀de฀la฀FCC.฀Ces฀limites฀sont฀conçues฀pour฀fournir฀une฀protection฀
raisonnable฀contre฀les฀interférences฀nuisibles฀dans฀une฀installation฀résidentielle.
Cet฀équipement฀génère,฀utilise฀et฀peut฀émettre฀des฀fréquences฀radio฀et,฀s'il฀n'est฀pas฀installé฀et฀utilisé฀conformément฀
ment aux instructions du fabricant, peut causer des interferences nuisibles aux communications radio. Rien ne garantit
cependant฀que฀l'interférence฀ne฀se฀produira฀pas฀dans฀une฀installation฀particulière.฀Si฀cet฀équipement฀provoque฀des฀
interférences฀nuisibles฀à฀la฀réception฀radio฀ou฀de฀télévision,฀qui฀peut฀être฀déterminé฀en฀comparant฀et฀en฀l'éteignant,฀
l'utilisateur฀est฀encouragé฀à฀essayer฀de฀corriger฀les฀interférence฀par฀une฀ou฀plusieurs฀des฀mesures฀suivantes:฀a)฀
Réorienter฀ou฀déplacer฀l'antenne฀de฀réception.฀b)฀Augmenter฀la฀distance฀entre฀l'équipement฀et฀le฀récepteur.฀c)฀Branchez฀
l'appareil฀dans฀une฀prise฀sur฀un฀circuit฀différent฀de฀celui฀auquel฀le฀récepteur฀est฀connecté.฀d)฀Consultez฀votre฀revendeur฀
ou฀un฀technicien฀radio/TV฀pour฀assistance.฀
Les฀changements฀ou฀modiiications฀à฀cet฀appareil฀sans฀expressément฀approuvée฀par฀la฀partie฀responsable฀de฀
conformité฀pourraient฀annuler฀l'autorité฀de฀l'utilisateur฀de฀faire฀fonctionner฀cet฀équipement.
Avertissement:฀Les฀changements฀ou฀modiications฀non฀expressément฀approuvés฀par฀la฀partie฀responsable฀de฀la฀
conformité฀pourraient฀annuler฀l'autorisation฀de฀l'utilisateur฀à฀utiliser฀l'équipement.
Cet฀appareil฀numérique฀de฀la฀classe฀B฀est฀conforme฀à฀la฀norme฀NMB-003฀du฀Canada.
Cet appareil est conforme avec Industrie Canada exempt de licence Rss standard(s).
Son฀fonctionnement฀est฀soumis฀aux฀deux฀conditions฀suivantes฀:฀(1)฀cet฀appareil฀ne฀peut฀causer฀d'interférences,฀et฀(2)฀
cet฀appareil฀doit฀accepter฀toute฀interférence,฀y฀compris฀des฀interférences฀qui฀peuvent฀provoquer฀un฀fonctionnement฀
indésirable฀du฀périphérique.
Cet฀appareil฀respecte฀les฀exigences฀de฀Radio฀Astronomie฀de฀limitation฀d’émission฀d’onde฀déini฀par฀l'accord฀฀de฀la฀
Foundation฀Nationale฀de฀Science฀Globalstar฀de฀2001.฀Il฀est฀compatible฀avec฀CFR25.213
Cet฀appareil฀ajuste฀automatiquement฀sa฀fréquence฀de฀transmission฀en฀fonction฀de฀son฀emplacement฀et฀est฀conforme฀
aux฀exigences฀réglementaires฀internationales
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The official language of this User Guide is English. The translations are provided for your convenience
only. In the case of any contradiction between a translation and the English, the English version
shall take precedence.
USERG-ENG-V1
•฀ ROHS and WEEE compliant
•฀ Certiied฀to฀FCC฀and฀CE฀emissions,฀immunity฀and฀safety฀regulations.
•฀ Meets฀FCC฀part฀25฀regulations,฀Canada฀type฀approval,฀CISPR฀Publication฀22฀
฀ (1985฀1st฀Edition),฀RTTE฀Directive฀(1999/EC)฀and฀IEC฀60950฀safety฀standard.
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