High Frequency Signals In Vehicles; Introduction - Silvercrest SBTF 10 C2 Bedienungsanleitung

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This device is not intended for use by persons (including
GB children) with restricted physical, sensory or mental abili-
ties or lack of experience and/or knowledge unless, of
course, they are supervised by a person responsible for
their safety or obtain from that person instructions on
how the device should be used.
Risk of suff ocation
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The packaging material is not a toy. Keep plastic
sheeting, bags and all other packaging material away
from children. There is a risk of suff ocation.
Connection to other mobile telephones
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If you wish to connect the appliance to another appli-
ance, read the operating instructions to obtain detailed
safety instructions. Do not connect it to a product that
is not compatible.

High frequency signals in vehicles

HF signals can, under circumstances, negatively infl uence the
function of not properly installed or not suffi ciently shielded
electronic systems in vehicles, e.g. electronic ABS, electronic
tempo controllers and airbag systems. For further informa
tion about your vehicle or its possible ancillaries make
contact with the respective manufacturer or their repre-
sentative.

Introduction

Bluetooth
short range. It makes possible wireless connections be-
tween Bluetooth
telephones, PDA and PCs. Bluetooth
worldwide standard for operation in the internationally
recognised ISM Frequency Range (Industrial, Scientifi c
and Medical). Within the ISM Frequency Range (2.402 -
2.480 GHz), a data transfer range of ca. 10 meters (class II)
is achieved. The disturbance susceptibility through other
users of the ISM Frequency Range, such as for example
microwaves, WLAN (802.116) or garage door openers,
is minimised by so-called "Frequency-Hopping". With
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relates itself to a
SBTF 10 C2