User manual INFORAD K1

[. . . ] 5 - Mounting clip To release your INFORAD K1 from its mounting clip, press on the side tabs. SATELLITE ALERTS: Searching for satellites Device operational, INFORAD is protecting you Blinking green LED Steady green LED + melody - Make sure that the INFORAD logo on your device is pointing skywards. Make sure that your INFORAD device is installed as close as possible to the leading edge of the windscreen. This is very important for the top of the device (the engraved INFORAD logo side) must be visible from the sky to pickup the satellites. [. . . ] SPEED CAMERA ALERTS and Points Of Interest (POI): your position Type of area Certified speed camera zone Potential mobile speed camera zone Certified SPECS speed camera zone A user-defined Point of Interest (POI) Approaching the area 3 beeps + Steady red LED 3 beeps + Steady orange LED 3 beeps + Blinking Green / Orange 2 beeps + Steady orange LED Too fast Two tone alarm + Blinking red LED Two tone alarm + Blinking orange LED Two tone alarm + Blinking Green / Orange The speed camera database Your INFORAD is designed to work out of the box and requires no complex installation. It is supplied pre-loaded with a database containing the location and operating direction of over 17, 000 speed cameras across Europe. INFORAD has a team of people constantly verifying this evolution to ensure the best possible coverage. Nevertheless, if you discover an anomaly or a new speed camera position that is not in our latest database, please let us know by using our INFORAD MANAGER software (risk area information form) or our Web site (join the Inforad community). The database evolves continually so as to always ensure that you have maximum protection. Consequently, we recommend that you update your INFORAD device every week using INFORAD MANAGER. The approach and departure distance of speed camera alarms, enable and use the onboard trip recorder, diagnose faults, manage your own user-defined Points of Interest (POIs), download database updates. Please check that your `broadband' or `dial-up' Internet connection is running properly. If the `broadband' or `dial-up' connection is working, go to the next step. If you encounter problems with your Internet connection via INFORAD MANAGER, this may be caused by the anti-virus or firewall software installed on your PC. In this case, you will need to disable the application during the update process. If after following all these points your problem persists, please refer to the `Technical Support' link which can be found in the `Help' section in the INFORAD MANAGER software. We will investigate the problem and endeavour to resolve it for you as quickly as possible. In order to use IFM, you will need to first download the software from the web site (see end of document for web address). If after completing the installation process, no icon appears on your desktop, the chances are your installation was not successful. First of all, make sure that you have correctly installed INFORAD MANAGER on your PC. Switch on your INFORAD device and connect it to a USB port on your PC. Once done, click on the `start' button displayed on the `welcome page' to begin detection of your device. If after a few seconds INFORAD MANAGER is unable to detect your device, make sure that your INFORAD device is connected properly and, where necessary, reconnect your INFORAD to another USB port on your PC. Ensure that your INFORAD is connected directly to the PC and not to a `docking bay' used with certain laptops. Once INFORAD MANAGER has detected the unit, you may proceed to the next step. Always exit INFORAD MANAGER first before disconnecting the K1 from your PC. [. . . ] As soon as acquisition is complete, the LED (B) changes to steady green and a melody warns you that your INFORAD K1 is functioning properly and protecting you. Your INFORAD device warns you as you approach a risk area using visual indications from the LED (B) and audible indications, as follows: - An alert tutorial is included in the INFORAD MANAGER software, which you can download from the web site www. Uk - You may encounter other alarms during the self-test diagnostic or when you connect to your PC. The "crossed-out bin" symbol indicates that this product and the batteries it contains cannot be disposed of with household waste. [. . . ]