Introduction
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4. GPS Status LED (Green)
• Blinking - GPS receiver is attempting to establish position.
• Steady light - indicates the GPS position is established..
5. Bluetooth Status LED (Blue)
• Slow Blinking (every four seconds) – GPS receiver is ready to
accept Bluetooth connections, but is not yet connected to any
Bluetooth device.
• Fast Blinking (every second) – GPS receiver has established
communication with another Bluetooth device.
6. Power Status LED (Yellow/Orange/Red)
• No light – If the unit is ON, it indicates the receiver is operating
on battery power and has sufficient charge
• Steady yellow light - Battery is charging and GPS is ON
• Steady orange light – Battery is charging and GPS is OFF
• Blinking red light - indicates a battery fault. This can occur if
the GPS unit is exposed to extreme temperature conditions.
In this case, place the GPS in a location that allows it to return
to a normal operating temperature.
• Steady red light – indicates system fault. This occurs when
internal electrical damage or system malfunction is detected.
7. External Antenna Jack
The external antenna jack allows you to connect an external
antenna in cases when it’s not possible for the GPS unit to have a
direct view to the sky. This may be the case if your vehicle does
not have an area where you can easily mount your GPS unit.
Another instance is if your vehicle’s surrounding causes
interference with the GPS wireless signals. With the external
antenna, you can place the GPS unit anywhere on your vehicle and
mount the antenna on the roof.
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