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4. USE OF THE GPS DETECTOR
a) Turning the detector on
After igniting the engine, the device powers on and starts connecting to the GPS
satellites. This searching is indicated by a flashing LED light. After successfully con-
necting to the satellites, the flashing light ceases and the continuous LED light
indicates that the device is ready for use.
The time for finding the GPS signals for the first time may vary depending on weat-
her conditions, like the humidity of the air and the temperature. In cities, signals
reflected from certain objects may also extend the searching time. Upon driving in
tunnels or near tall buildings, the device may lose the connection with the satellites
and the status indicator may start flashing. Once it is reconnected, the LED strip will
flash up and the status indicator will light up continuously.
Warning! Without GPS connection, the device cannot indicate the locations of
speed traps, section controls, red light cameras and other dangerous zones.
b) Turning the device off
After the ignition ceases, the device will turn off.
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