Audiovox ECCO 128-8854 User Manual

ECCO
Owner’s Guide
Personal Pocket GPS
Locator
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Notices and Specications
About GPS System & Location Accuracy
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by the US government, which is solely responsible for its accuracy and maintenance. The system is subject to changes which could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS equipment. In addition, the GPS system itself limits the accuracy of the distance indicated on the device’s display to within approximately 3-5 meters of the actual saved location.
About GPS Signals
This device must acquire GPS satellite signals to operate. The device may not be able to acquire signals if located indoors or near tall obstructions (such as trees or tall buildings). Go to an area free from tall obstructions to use the device. When the device acquires satellite signals, the green LED indicator is steady. When it loses satellite signals, you are traveling away from the stored active location, or the device cannot acquire a GPS signal; the LED is red. This product is designed to provide direction to a saved location. It is not designed as a monitoring device for tall obstructions, hazardous or weather conditions, or other factors that may affect safety while using this device. For more information about GPS, visit Audiovox Electronics Corporation’s Web site www.audiovox. com.
Warning
This handheld device is only intended to be used as a supplemental navigation aide. The user assumes all responsibilities associated with the use of this product. It must not be used for any purpose requiring precise measurement of location, direction, distance, or topography. This device should not be used for navigating any aircraft or vehicles. It is the user’s sole responsibility to exercise proper judgment when using this product under any conditions.
Vehicle Use Notice
Audiovox is committed to safety and responsible use. Do not use this GPS device to navigate while driving a motor vehicle. Attention to this device while driving can distract the motor vehicle’s operator, creating an unsafe situation. Injury, death, or property dam­age may result if the operator fails to adhere to safe driving practices. It is the driver’s sole responsibility to operate the vehicle in a safe manner. The device should not be mounted in a vehicle in a manner to distract, impair the view, or in any way interfere with the motor vehicle’s operator or the motor vehicle’s safety features (such as an air bag). Windshields and vehicle windows integrated with metallic materials, such as defrosters or tinting lm, can degrade GPS reception inside a vehicle.
Liability Notice
In no event will Audiovox be liable for any incidental, special, indirect, or consequential damages resulting from the use, misuse, or inability to use this product or from defects in the product. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential dam­ages, so the stated limitations may not apply therein.
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Stored Location
e1 LED indicator
Return To A
d1 active GPS indicator
d3 proximity ring
d5 compass direction
e2 lock button
e4 USB port
e6 key ring
During battery charging mode, green LED blinks; then changes to steady when fully charged. During navigation,lights green for GPS signal, or red for: no GPS signal, off-course, opposite direction or no movement.
Press and hold to power on/off; press to start return to last locked or other location.
Insert the battery cable
Store up to 3 locations. 1 also used for calibration; 2 & 3 combination also used to obtain latitude / longitude and satellite locations; 3 also used to change distance units
Use to attach keys
d2 battery strength indicator
d4 directional arrow
d6 distance d7 active location
e3 power/return button
e5 location buttons
Indicates GPS searching
Battery Strength indicatorPress to store present location Shows rings in a pattern,
depending on proximity
Points toward active location
Indicates compass direction toward active location
Shows distance units in ft/mi or m/km to active location
Shows active return location #
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Before You Begin Note: The distance and times provided in this
instruction guide are approximate measurements.
Charge the Battery
Power On to Ready Mode
It takes 1.5 hours to fully charge the battery. The charge lasts 10 hours with typical use during active tracking or 16 days on standby.
1. Connect the charging cable into the USB port (e4) from one of the following power sources: AC outlet, personal computer USB port, (see “Power Source Specications” on page 12).
2. The LCD backlight turns on, the battery strength indicator (d2)
appears on the LCD and the green LED indicator (e1) blinks. After 5 seconds the backlight turns off.
3. When charged, the battery strength indicator (d2) is full, and
the green LED indicator (e1) light is steady.
4. Disconnect the charging cable from the USB port (e4). The features cannot be accessed while connected to the charging cable.
The unit displays the battery charge level in all modes, except when the latitude/longitude/satellite information is displayed. It is recommended to recharge when the bars across the battery strength indicator (d2) are at 25% or less.
1. Press and hold return (e3) for 2–3 seconds. The LCD backlight turns on and the start-up screen appears.
2. The unit immediately starts acquiring GPS data, indicated by the blinking green LED indicator (e1), and the LCD displaying a blinking satellite icon and the message Searching.
3. When your current position is determined, the green LED
indicator (e1) is steady, the LCD satellite icon disappears
and a sequence of messages appears: Initializing > Ready.
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