Casio IT-G600 Series User Manual page 12

• Drop resistance
The drop resistance is a test value only and is not guaranteed.
Repeated or frequent shocks may still result in damage, so the terminal should be handled
so as to avoid impacts.
• Water or other moisture on the power-supply or data communication terminals
could cause sparking or an electric shock, and soiled contacts could block the
connection and impair charging functionality.
• While the IT-G600/IT-G650 is waterproofed, note the following when using this
product:
• If the IT-G600/IT-G650 is exposed to water droplets, thoroughly wipe off the moisture
with a dry cloth.
• Do not use the IT-G600/IT-G650 for long periods in the rain.
• Securely close the battery pack cover and connector covers when using the IT-G600/
IT-G650.
• Do not press hard on the screen (touch panel) or keys when using the IT-G600/IT-G650
in the rain.
• The back of the IT-G600/IT-G650 may become warm during use. This is normal and
does not indicate a fault.
• Weld Lines
There are seam-like markings in some locations on the terminal. These are
referred to as "weld lines" in the plastic forming process and are not cracks or scratches.
Weld lines do not interfere in any way with the operation of the terminal.
• Limited-life parts
This product includes limited-life parts (memory, LCD panel, etc.).
The approximate period for which limited-life parts can be used differs according to the
frequency of use and other conditions. However, in normal use, this period is roughly
5 years assuming the product is used for roughly 8 hours per day.
The above period is intended solely as a general guide and in no way guarantees that the
parts will not develop a fault or will be repaired at no cost within that period.
Note also that in some types of use, such as extended continuous use, the parts may need
to be replaced (at a fee) sooner or within the product warranty period.
• Repairs to terminals confi gured with a Google account
If a terminal needing repairs has been confi gured with a Google account, delete the
Google account settings before sending the terminal to be repaired.
During repairs, Casio resets the terminal to the factory default status. However, terminals
with a Google account are equipped with the Google device protection function, which
prevents unauthorized use in the event that it is lost or stolen. To reset a terminal
confi gured with a Google account to the factory default status, the Google account
credentials must be entered. For this reason, the user must delete the Google account
settings registered in the terminal.
Refer to the following website for information on how to delete the Google account settings:
https://www.casio-intl.com/asia/en/support/ht/android_repair/
• <For system administrators> Update the OS to keep the system up to date.
• Updating the system also applies any security updates.
• CASIO COMPUTER Co., Ltd. will also provide updates to the OS at regular intervals
or as deemed necessary by Casio.
• System administrators should also update the OS as appropriate and should run the latest
version of the OS.
• Refer to the software manual for information on how to update the OS.
• When updating the OS, check that the battery has suffi cient charge remaining.
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