Disclaimer
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the manufacturer of GO will not be liable or responsible to
you or your end user any loss, damage or injury, you may suffer or incur in connection with any failure
of your GO device due to incorrect usage, and usage that is inconsistent with this manual, including a
failure to follow the various warnings set out in this manual. Including but not limited to the important
notes below:
25.1 Charging
The charging system is designed specifically for GO.
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Do not change any parts of the charging system, and do not use the charger with any other
devices.
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Do not charge GO on other chargers.
25.2 Testing
To test GO to ensure it is functioning as expected, send an alert (as described in ‘Requesting Help’
overview section 2). When connected to an operator, let them know that GO is being tested.
25.3 Cellular, GPS and RF Limitations
GO requires access to a 3G cellular network to communicate, and the availability of the Global
Positioning System (GPS) satellite network to determine its location. GO may not function correctly,
or at all, in any of the following situations:
• The GO device will not be able to send an alert, or its location, if it is in an area with no
coverage from the 3G cellular network of the telecommunications provider it has been set
up with, or if there is a transmission failure.
• GO will only work on the cellular network(s) the SIM card is provisioned to operate on.
• GO will only operate in countries it is provisioned to operate in.
• GPS technology can be affected by certain atmospheric conditions, radio interference,
buildings, or other forms of interference that can block GO connection to GPS satellites. GO
location information may not be available if the GPS satellites are unavailable, or the GPS
signal is blocked.
• Location information will also not be able to be displayed to GO provider if the location
mapping service used by the provider is unavailable. Communication between GO and a
Chiptech base unit may be affected by distance or radio frequency interference.
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