TimerGPS TimerGPS+ - Troubleshooting and System Info; Resetting the Device

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breathable material such as plastic bags or sports bags or any material that conducts electricity (e.g. a wet towel). Do not expose
it to direct sunlight for extended periods. Clean the product with a cloth moistened with a mild soap and water solution. Dry the
product carefully with a soft towel. Never use alcohol, cleansing chemicals or abrasive materials such as steel wool. Do not use
running water or submerge the product in water or other liquids. The product is not waterproof, only water resistant. NOTE:
Every time before use, make sure that the plastic cap for the USB-port is well in place.
Should the product require service, contact a TimerGPS Europe Ltd Product Service Centre. Check where the nearest service
center is by visiting www.timergps.com. Product warranty does not cover direct or indirect damages incurred by service that has
not been authorized by TimerGPS Europe Ltd.
10.1 Resetting the product in case of problems
If, for some reason, the product does not respond to any button push and will not cease despite pushing and holding the power
button down, it is possible to reset the product by pressing the INT/BACK button and the UP button simultaneously.
11 About the GPS system
The global positioning system (GPS) is operated by the government of the United States of America who are solely responsible
for its accuracy and maintenance. The system is subject to changes which could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS
equipment.
When using the product in a place where the GPS signal cannot reach the product (such as a dense forest, under and around
power lines or directly beside a mobile phone) the product may temporarily show incorrect readings. They will be automatically
corrected when the product is moved to an area where the signal can reach the product. Strong electromagnetic signals can also
cause the product to display erratic readings. Electromagnetic disturbances may occur near high-voltage power lines, traffic
lights, overhead lines of electric railways, car motors or cellular phones.