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MOD User Guide Draft
Document Type / User Guide
Group /
Document ID /
Author /
David Lee
Version
Implemented
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By
0.1
David Lee
0.2
David Lee
0.3
David Lee
0.4
David Lee
0.5
David Lee
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Minh To
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David Lee
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Marketing
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Revision
Approved
Date
2011/5/16
2011/6/03
2011/6/20
2011/7/05
2011/8/11
2011/8/26
2011/8/31
2011/09/7
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Date
Reason
First draft
Updated with new MOD GUI
New graphics and functionality (tabs)
New product shots, changes based on
latest feedback
Close to final text. Graphics are not
updated in this version as Kirill will be
doing the graphics in InDesign next
Add standard regulatory page
Finishing the manual off for FCC
approval
Include the correct IC statement in the
Regulatory Compliance page.

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  • Page 1 MOD User Guide Draft Document Type / User Guide Group / Marketing Document ID / Author / David Lee Version Implemented Revision Approved Approval Reason Date Date David Lee 2011/5/16 First draft David Lee 2011/6/03 Updated with new MOD GUI David Lee 2011/6/20 New graphics and functionality (tabs)
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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Status Icons ..............................5 Getting Started ................................6 What You Need ............................6 Installing MOD in your Recon Ready Goggle ....................6 Powering On and Off ............................ 8 Pairing with a new remote ........................... 9 Connecting to the Remote ........................... 9 Connection Lost: Remote Search Mode .....................

  • Page 4: Mod At A Glance

    2. MOD at a Glance A. Micro-Optics Display 2.1 Accessories B. Recon Ready Remote C. Goggle mount strap for Remote D. Wrist/Backpack/Belt Strap for Remote Both NEMA and EU connect AC Adapters Micro USB to USB cable, 1 meter Page 4 of 39...

  • Page 5: Remote

    2.2 Remote 2.3 Status Icons MOD is searching for satellites for a GPS signal MOD is searching for more satellites for a better GPS signal MOD has a moderate to strong GPS signal MOD has full or near-full battery power MOD has partial battery power MOD has low-to-no battery power, plug in to computer or AC adapter to recharge...

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    • An Internet Connection 3.2 Installing MOD in your Recon Ready Goggle MOD is compatible with all Recon Ready products. For a list of Recon Ready products visit http://www.ReconReady.com 1) Remove lens from the Recon-Ready goggle frame (see Recon Ready goggle’s...
  • Page 7 4)If the cable is too long or too short, adjust the length so it fits snugly into the groove inside the top of the frame. 5) Replace lens back into the goggles (see Recon-Ready© goggles manual for instructions) 6) Remove temporary USB cover and fully charge battery with the USB charger until red light on the goggle turns off.

  • Page 8: Powering On And Off

    7) Power on then pair MOD with remote by pressing any button on the remote. 3.3 Powering On and Off To Power on, hold the POWER button for about 2 seconds. You will know the unit is on when the POWER button glows blue.

  • Page 9: Pairing With A New Remote

    3.4 Pairing with a new remote Note: The remote and MOD and remote that come packaged together are already paired. To begin using the remote with your MOD see section “3.5 Connecting to the Remote”. To pair MOD with a new remote different than the one your MOD was packaged, with follow these instructions: 1.

  • Page 10: Connection Lost: Remote Search Mode

    3.8 Installing ReconHQ Software Recon HQ is a free application for your PC or Mac that allows you to view and organize your achievements and statistics from the mountain or backcountry on your computer. Collect real-time information from your Recon Instruments hardware to track your trips or entire seasons.

  • Page 11: Connecting To Pc/Mac

    1GB of RAM • Screen resolution of 1024x768 or greater • USB 2.0 port for connection with Recon goggles • Internet connection for connection with Google Maps • Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 Mac: •...

  • Page 12: Disconnecting From Pc/Mac

    3.10 Disconnecting from PC/Mac To disconnect MOD from your PC or Mac, navigate to ‘safely remove’ or’ eject’ the hardware through your PC or Mac then remove the USB cable from MOD. If you disconnect while data is transferring, you may risk losing the data. Important: Ensure you have sealed the micro USB port completely using the USB port cover.

  • Page 13: The Basics

    4. The basics 4.1 Controlling MOD MOD is controlled using the MOD/MOD Live remote. The remote has 6 buttons: Up, Down, Left, Right, Select, Back. Use the Up and Down buttons to navigate vertical lists and tabs. Use the Right and Left buttons to navigate horizontal menus and to scroll through customizable dashboards.

  • Page 14: Battery Life

    3. Plug the USB cable’s larger end into the USB port in your PC or Mac 4. If your computer does not recognize MOD try reinserting the USB cable 5. Upon successful connection the micro USB port on MOD will illuminate RED for charging and the Power button will flash blue.

  • Page 15: Display Off Mode

    Important: Recon Instruments recommends that users turn the Display Off at any time if it is found too bright, distracting in any way, or if it interferes with your ability to safely perform any activity. MOD has been designed to be unobtrusive, and just like the dashboard of any motor vehicle, it is meant not to be continuously focussed on during use, but helpful in offering important information at momentary glances.

  • Page 16: Memory And Data Storage

    4.8 Replacing the Remote Battery The Recon Remote uses one CR2032 (3V) battery. The Remote Batteries should last up to ___ years under normal use. To replace the battery use a coin or flathead screwdriver to open the back of the remote by turning the cover counter- clockwise.

  • Page 17: The Real-Time Dashboard

    5. The Real-time Dashboard MOD is used in fast-paced environments and as such it is not recommended to cycle through buttons, screens, and menus during activities that require your full attention. The Dashboard offers pieces of information to aid you in a hands-free fashion, with real-time statistics every second.

  • Page 18: Configurable Feature

    5.3 Configurable Feature The Dashboard has four configurations that can be changed quickly by using the Left and Right buttons. Scroll between these dashboards to view your current Altitude, Total Distance, Total Vertical, and current Temperature. Your choice of configuration is saved, so when you return to the Dashboard from another menu, or when you power off and power on MOD you will be presented with the configuration that you last used.

  • Page 19: Stats History

    6. Stats History Use the UP or DOWN buttons to navigate to the Stats History page 6.1 Stats History Title Page The Stats History title page displays a quick preview of the statistics accumulated during your last run. Last Run statistics include the following features and statistics: •...
  • Page 20 Elevation Stats 6.3 From the Elevation Stats page, press the UP button to access Performance Stats or press the DOWN button to access Mountain Stats. Elevation statistics include the following features and statistics: • Current Altitude: the current altitude that MOD is at in that point in time •...
  • Page 21 Important: all features’ and statistical data are based on advanced sensors within MOD and are accurate in optimal conditions, however, several variables in non-optimal and harsh environments may lead to slight inaccuracies in data. For best performance, use in optimal conditions and learn more below in ‘Tips and Troubleshooting’ and ‘Safety, Storage, and Cleaning’.

  • Page 22: Jump

    Use the Select Button to switch between these two screens. Note: Every jump that is detected will be saved in memory for download to Recon HQ, but only your Last and Best jump will be available on the MOD display.

  • Page 23: Chrono/Stopwatch Feature

    8. Chrono/Stopwatch Feature The Chrono/Stopwatch feature allows you to record any timed activity. Your chrono records can be played back and shared with HQ Online when you connect MOD to Recon HQ. To use the Chrono/Stopwatch feature: 1. While on the Dashboard screen, Press SELECT to activate Chrono/Stopwatch mode, the numbers will turn yellow and start counting 2.
  • Page 24 You can ‘Flag’ or ‘Delete’ a record by selecting an individual record and then selecting ‘Delete’ or ‘Flag’. Flagging a record will help you remember a specific record as it will also be recognized as flagged in Recon HQ software. Deleting a run will clear it from MOD’s memory and it will no longer be displayed in the Chrono/Stopwatch history.

  • Page 25: Preferences

    9. Preferences From the Dashboard press the UP button once to view the Preferences screen. This screen provides an overview of your MOD including the number of trips stored in memory, the start time of your current trip, and the Firmware version. To enter the preferences menu press the Select button.

  • Page 26: Setting The Units Of Measurement

    MOD utilizes Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) Upon first strong GPS signal lock. This allows the clock to automatically calculate the proper Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). However, you may have to set the correct hour based on your time zone. To set the time on the clock: 1.

  • Page 27: Resetting Stats

    GPS signal. This data is saved so that it can be reviewed using on your PC/MAC using Recon HQ. In addition, the goggle keeps track of all recent statistics so that you can review them on the fly. These stats will accumulate until MOD performs a stats reset.

  • Page 28: Graphical User Interface Overview Map

    To reset your stats: 1. SELECT ‘Reset Stats’ from the ‘Preferences’ menu 2. SELECT ‘Yes’ to confirm you would in fact like to reset your stats 3. Select ‘No’ to or press the Back button to be brought back to the Preferences menu 10.

  • Page 29: Tips And Troubleshooting

    Data is not logged properly or MEMORY FULL popup appears 1. MOD can store Up to 50 hours of data in onboard memory. If data is missing when you connect to Recon HQ and/or you see the MEMORY FULL popup appear on the screen of the goggle, then it is time to empty MOD’s memory.
  • Page 30 1. Do not touch the optic lens with fingers or rough objects. 2. Always clean the optic with a soft cloth, lens cloth or goggle bag 3. Always store the MOD in an approved Recon-Ready goggle or in its original packaging to reduce the chance of scratches MOD has GPS fix but still displays “--“...

  • Page 31: Safety, Storage, And Cleaning

    Try warming Up the display by moving indoors, or by wearing MOD for 10 minutes before turning on. 2. Try charging MOD using the Recon AC adapter for 1 hour, then attempt to power on. 3. Contact www.reconinstruments.com/support...

  • Page 32: Important Safety Information

    12.1 Important Safety Information Recon Instruments’ customized optics platform boasts a virtual image focused 5’ away from the eye, which means eye strain is not a concern to the majority of users. Testing has shown that eye strain is no different than viewing the flatscreen television in your home.

  • Page 33: Warranty Information

    LIMITED WARRANTY FOR ● ● ● ● MODULE These terms and conditions apply to Your purchase of the GPS-enabled module marketed by Recon Instruments Inc. ("Recon") under the trademark ● (the “Product”). Any reference below to the term "You" refers to the original buyer of any Product.
  • Page 34 ● . [NTD: Please insert contact information with respect to warranty inquiries] You may need to provide a proof of purchase of the Product, in the form of the purchase invoice sent to You by Recon or an invoice from an authorized reseller of the Product, to evidence that You are the original purchaser of the Product.
  • Page 35 OMISSIONS, FOR WHICH NO LIMIT APPLIES. Nothing in this Limited Warranty limits Recon’s liability to You in the event of: (i) death or personal injury to the extent resulting directly from Recon’s negligence; or (ii) any intentional fraudulent act or intentional fraudulent omission of Recon.
  • Page 36 The failure of Recon to assert its rights in a...

  • Page 37: Regulatory Compliance

    FCC Declaration of Conformity MOD (FCC ID: ZW5006) and Recon-Ready Remote (ZW5001) comply with FCC standard CRF 47 Part 15 subpart B and subpart C – section 15.249. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: i.

  • Page 38: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications Sensing • Global Positioning System (GPS) Receiver • Tri-axial Accelerometer • Temperature sensor • Barometric pressure sensor Processing ARM-based processor Capacity Holds up to 50 hours of recorded sensor data Environment / Mechanical Weight of the unit ~250 Grams (~7.1oz) Overall Dimensions of the unit 185mm W x 102mm H x 91mm D (7.3”W x 4.0”H x 3.6“D) Storage Temperature range...
  • Page 39 Mac: Intel Core Duo or higher, Mac OS X v10.6 or later Languages English and French Included Accessories Recon Ready Remote Micro USB to USB cable, 1 meter Both NEMA and EU connect AC Adapters Wrist/Backpack/Belt Strap for Remote Goggle mount strap for Remote...

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