Summary of Contents for Asphalt Lab Haiku
- Page 1 FCC ID: 2ALVLHAIKUV1 HAIKU V1V3-4MB1 by Asphalt Lab User Manual Version 2 2017 . 02 . 28...
- Page 2 HAIKU will now connect your phone each time the Bluetooth is on. Do not forget GPS In order to use HAIKU, you will have to set the GPS «on» on your smartphone in the proper setting menu. Check on the app! To be sure that both Bluetooth and GPS are running good, you can check the two green (or gray if not OK) icons that are displayed on top of the HAIKU app interface.
- Page 3 Install the Dock Choose the location of your HAIKU and fit the dock in the right place by pulling the strap tight on itself. Be sure to have the rubbered layer in contact with the bar.
- Page 4 3 / Ride Before riding: You will have to be sure that the app is launched. If it is off or killed, HAIKU won’t work. Please read the «USER WARNING» before riding. Ride with the information you need: 1 Plug HAIKU on its magnetic dock...
- Page 5 You assume total responsibility and risk for using this navigation device. How to contact us : The best way to reach us is to send an email to the following address : support@asphalt-lab.com For any more info : check our FAQ at www.haiku.bike ! The HAIKU team...
- Page 6 FCC Label To find the FCC ID (e-label), turn on HAIKU and push the two physical buttons during 5 seconds. Recycling HAIKU HAIKU has to be collected separately from household rubbish and placed into designated recycling bins in shops or other recycling points.
- Page 7 To obtain warranty service, you must first contact us by email to determine the problem and the most appropriate solution for you: contact@asphalt-lab.com Then if you have to send the product back to us, please fill the lines below and send the paper with your product: Name: Email: HAIKU Reference (haiku_XX:XX): Address: Identified issue :...
- Page 8 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement 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.
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