User manual INFORAD V3

[. . . ] INFORAD has a team of people constantly verifying this evolution to ensure the best possible coverage. Nevertheless, there will be times when you come across a new camera before we do. In this rare situation, please inform us of the location via the INFORAD MANAGER software (Speed Camera Feedback Form) or on our web site. In order to perform these tasks, you will first need to download the INFORAD MANAGER software and register your device so that you can download updates from our web site from time to time. [. . . ] If you encounter any difficulties, read section 5 "Capturing satellite signals" and failing that, contact our technical support team (see section 7 - Online technical support ). Before using your INFORAD, please read this User's Guide it will save you valuable time and effort. Rapidly sweeping red LEDs & beeps Potential mobile speed camera zone & excessive speed In order to determine the position of your vehicle, the unit needs to capture at least 3 satellites orbiting the earth. Without this minimum condition, your INFORAD cannot triangulate your position and calculate where you are. When you start the device, you will notice sweeping green LEDs. this indicates that the device is searching the skies for 3 satellites. When it has found a minimum of three satellites, the unit will display 2 green LEDs and emit a short melody. If for some reason, the green LEDs continue to sweep, the necessary satellites have not been found and the unit is not yet operational. It has been designed to help you observe the Highway Code and increase your awareness of speed limits and accident black spots. It employs no electromagnetic or laser detection equipment, does not interfere with Police detection equipment and as a result, is perfectly legal in the UK, Belgium, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain and Sweden. We strongly recommend you verify its legitimacy in other countries such as Germany and Switzerland before making your journey. Speed camera alarms are slightly louder than the others. Press this button for more than 1 second to record your current position (a user-defined `Point of Interest'). A short melody informs you of a successful operation. These user-defined `Points of Interest' (POIs) emit a dedicated alarm (see section 4 - Alarms) and can be managed later on using the INFORAD MANAGER software available from our web site. 2 beeps & a sweeping orange LED Certified SPECS speed camera zone Rapidly sweeping orange LEDs & beeps Certified SPECS speed camera zone & excessive speed If you have difficulties installing or operating your INFORAD unit, you can refer to the section «HELP/ FAQs» on the web site or alternatively contact our customer support by email : support@gpsinforad. INFORAD monitors your vehicle's exact position using the Global Positioning System satellite network. By constantly comparing your current position against a database of over 10, 000 speed camera locations, INFORAD is able to give you advanced warning of impending speed camera zones. When starting INFORAD for the first time, it may take a little longer to capture the satellite signals. It should not take more than 5 minutes at most. For the best results, please ensure that your vehicle is stationary and free from overhead obstructions (garage, tree cover, tall buildings etc. Your vehicle may be fitted with an athermic or `comfort' windscreen. [. . . ] 2 beeps & a sweeping red LED between 2 green LEDs A user-defined Point of Interest Rapidly sweeping red LEDs & beeps between 2 green LEDs GPS speed limiter ­ excessive speed It should include an INFORAD device, a proprietary USB cable, a cigarette lighter power adapter, this manual and a flexible mat. Installing INFORAD in your vehicle Place the flexible mat on your dashboard as close to the windscreen as possible in clear view of the driver's line of sight. Your INFORAD device will warn you of speed camera zones and other events using visual and audible alarms. The display (D) comprises 5 tri-colour LEDs that will inform you of the following situations: You may encounter other alarms during the self-test diagnostic or when you connect to your PC. [. . . ]