Precautions
Do not expose the DRIVE-EYE to dusty, dirty or sandy conditions. If fine particles get
into the camera or on the lens they can damage the components.
The normal operating temperature of the DRIVE-EYE is -10
0
C to 400 C (140F to 1040F)
Do not expose the DRIVE-EYE to high temperatures.
High temperatures can shorten the life span of your electronic device - extremely
high temperatures will shorten the battery life and / or degrade the plastic
components.
Please note: Extreme temperatures can be achieved in parked cars when in direct
sunlight, or in similar hot conditions.
Do not expose the DRIVE-EYE to a cold environment. Extremely low temperatures
can also damage the electronic components, If there is moisture in a cold
environment, then the freezing process can cause damage, as can the thawing of the
frozen material.
The DRIVE-EYE should operate in an environment with a humidity index between 15-
60%. Excessive water moisture in the air can damage the unit, lack of moisture
usually will indicate that the operating temperatures are being exceeded.
Keep the DRIVE-EYE dry, it is intended to be inside a vehicle it is not designed for
external use.
Do not try to dismantle or open the casing. Doing so may result in electrical shock
and will likely result in damage to your DRIVE-EYE product.
Dropping, sudden impact, and vibration can cause damage to the DRIVE-EYE.
Do not clean the DRIVE-EYE with chemicals, cleaning solution or high concentration
detergents. If necessary, a slightly damp cloth should be sufficient.
Do not place the DRIVE-EYE directly to close to the vehicle fans / air-conditioning
units.