Tele System TS 8.4 PND Kurzanleitung Seite 12

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Miscellaneous
The manufacturer can not be held responsible for any damages to property and/or people resulting from improper use of
the TS8.4 PND or from lack of attention paid to warnings and notes inserted in the technical documentation.
The use of the navigator implies that the content of this manual has been accepted and observed.
The manufacturer can not be held responsible for any violations of traffic regulations related to the use of the product.
The map making data contained in the navigator could lead to discrepancies with actual itineraries, due to constant
changes to the make up of streets. Some areas are characterised, for various reasons, by a larger map representation
than others.
Battery Charging
Please use only the supplied cables to connect the PND by AC car Adapter. Before installing the device check the
power car cable to make sure it is suitable for use, paying particular attention to the area where it enters the power
socket and to where it enters the device. If the cable is damaged do not connect the device and replace the cable.
At the first turning the device couldn't be completely charged, it's necessary, however, to recharge the battery
before the use of the PND.
Charge the battery to connect the navigator with the AC car Adapter or with the USB cable plugged into the
running PC.
Installation
Install the device when the vehicle is stopped and in safe conditions.
Install the device so that it does not obstruct the drivers' vision and so that it can not cause any danger in the
case of an accident.
Check that the device does not interfere with airbags or other vehicle safety devices.
Make sure that the device is firmly attached to the car support before starting the journey.
TELESystem doesn't answer to any damages in any vehicle coming from installation or uninstallation of the car
support.
While Driving
The driver of the vehicle is responsible for the correct use of the TS 8.4 PND.
The user must ignore the instructions given by the TS 8.4 PND if they are not compliant with traffic regulations.
Do not listen solely to the vocal directions. These could be incorrect or badly timed. Always consider the
directions given as advice and respect the road signs.
Satellite navigators provide a simple aid to driving and navigation. Correct driving and choice of the best route
are always the responsibility of the vehicle driver.
While driving it is possible to receive vocal information such as: ''Keep to the right'' or ''Turn right after 300
metres''; these indications come from map data which at times may not be pertinent with the actual street on
which you are travelling. Pay particular attention to roundabouts or large intersections: vocal indications may not
always be simple.
Do not distract yourself while driving to consult the navigator if this could put yourself or others in danger.
Pull over to a stop as soon as possible to consult the navigator.
Only carry out manual operations on the navigator when the vehicle is stopped.
With optimal signal reception the precision of the GPS position has a guaranteed range of around 15 metres.
Speed camera warning
The speed camera warning function allows the user to identify and view the speed cameras situated on the route.
The main menu will appear.
On the screen select Settings.
Choose Warnings.
Press Speed camera Warning to activate the function and to set it.
A warning will be issued if there are speed cameras on the route. Each warning is represented by a "beep" sound and a
message shown on the screen showing the type of speed camera and distance.
WARNING!
The database is compiled using data coming from the network and user indications. TELE System can therefore not be
held responsible for the accuracy and completeness of this data, the activation/deactivation of this service is the sole
responisbility of the client.
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