Guardian EXPOSURE LAS User manual

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15.5
35.0
500.0
5.0
16mm FEMALE MOULDED WITH CABLE 5 CORE AWG 20
500.0
19.0
16.0
12mm FEMALE MOULDED WITH CABLE 4 CORE AWG 20
35.0
35.0
84.0
4.2
37.5
83.5
Control Switch with green and red indication LED
Control switch cable
Guardian Hub
Internal
emergency
light
Internal buzzer
Power cable
Power and signal wires
All dimensions are in mm

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CONNECTING THE CONTROL SWITCH
Switch the orientation of the securing nut shown below, dependent on panel thickness:
OLAS TRANSMITTERS
OLAS RECEIVERS
OLAS MOBILE APPLICATION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
GUARDIAN INSTALLATION
The OLAS T2, OLAS Tag and OLAS FLOAT-ON are considered OLAS transmitters. They emit a Bluetooth
signal which is monitored by the OLAS receivers. The Guardian is supplied with the OLAS Tag transmitter.
The OLAS receivers track the OLAS transmitters. OLAS receivers are:
1. Guardian
2. OLAS N2K
3. Core
4. OLAS Mobile application
5. Extender - This operates as a repeater to increase the range of the OLAS N2K, Guardian and Core
The OLAS mobile application allows the OLAS transmitters to be used as a MOB/proximity alarm if
used solely with OLAS transmitters. When an OLAS transmitter goes out of range an alarm is set off and
overboard screens are activated.
When the OLAS mobile application is connected to the OLAS N2K, Guardian or Core it allows greater
control over the OLAS transmitters that are being tracked.
For iOS search for ‘OLAS: Wireless Marine Safety’ on the App Store.
For Android search for ‘Exposure OLAS – MOB Alert’ on the Google Play Store.
The Guardian has been designed for recreational marine use. The design conforms to appropriate
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) regulations but for optimal performance correct installation is required.
For optimum performance the mobile device and the Guardian should be located at least 0.5 metres from
any equipment transmitting radio signals including VHF Radios, antennas and cables.
- Extension cable set is. P/N: EXPOLASGUARDEXT
1. If connecting the Guardian into the vessels existing kill switch system, it is advised to mount the
control switch near to the existing kill switch.
2. Drill a 21mm (0.8”) diameter hole.
Tip: If using a hole saw, placing masking tape over the area to be cut can help produce a smooth
edge.
3. Ensure the control switch is mounted securely. If the panel thickness is greater than 18mm a longer
nut is available for panel thickness up to 30mm P/N :EXPGUARDSWITCHNUTLONG.
4. Connect the control switch to the Guardian hub.
WARNING: Do not attempt to install the Guardian until you know that the power supply is switched OFF.
Where required use the supplied wire connectors which are suitable for connecting wire dimension 20-
18AWG. If wire extensions are required use 20AWG or thicker wire.
Ensure all wire connections are waterproof using marine specic connectors, such as heat shrinkable
butt splices.
1. The control switch mounting location should be within 0.5 meters of the Guardian hub.
2. For connection into the engine stop system the Guardian hub will need to be within 0.5 metres
of the existing stop switch or associated wires. The wires from the Guardian engine cable can
be extended with 20AWG or thicker wire. Ensure a watertight connection by using waterproof
connectors.
8-18 mm
panel
thickness
1-8 mm panel thickness

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Battery
10-32Vdc
Signal Wires
Existing
Kill Switch
Control
Switch
*21mm hole required
Input: 10-32Vdc 13~17mA
1-3A Fuse
CMN
CMN CS
Power Ground
OS
CS
Volvo Penta
CLOSE TO STOP
Battery
10-32Vdc
Signal Wires
Existing
Kill Switch
Control
Switch
*21mm hole required
Input: 10-32Vdc 13~17mA
1-3A Fuse
CMN OS
Power Ground
CS
OS
Yamaha
Suzuki
Evinrude
Tohatsu
Honda
Mercury
OPEN TO STOP
CMN
CONNECTING THE SIGNAL WIRES ALONGSIDE YOUR EXISTING KILL SWITCH
CONNECTING THE POWER WIRES (10-32VDC)
1. Check with your engine manufacture if the kill switch is operated by closing the circuit or opening the
circuit. Most engines operate by closing the circuit to stop the engine.
Close to stop systems should connect in parallel to your existing kill switch.
Open to stop systems should connect in series to your existing kill switch.
2. There are 3 signal wires:
Grey= COMMON
Brown = CLOSE TO STOP
Purple = OPEN TO STOP
3. Connect the grey wire to the existing kill switches common wire
4. Connect the brown wire to the remaining kill switch wire if your system uses the close to stop system
5. Connect the purple wire to the remaining kill switch wire if your system uses the open to stop system
NOTE: ONLY two signal wire should be connected
6. Close off the remaining wire with the supplied end cap
Connect power cable to Guardian hub.
Ensure Power supply is switched OFF.
1. Connect the white (+ or positive) wire to the positive voltage terminal
2. Connect the black (- or ground) wire to the negative voltage terminal
3. Install a 1-3 A fuse in line with the positive connection
The Guardian uses a double throw relay enabling it to open or close any circuit. It can be connected in
place or alongside your existing kill switch as it can be installed to perform the same function.
SECURE THE GUARDIAN HUB
1. Find a location where the hub can be securely attached, and the power and switch wires can remain
securely attached to the hub.
2. The attachment screws provided are self-tapping for plastic / wood so can be screwed directly
into the center console. Ensure the attachment point is thicker than the attachment screws to avoid
screwing through the panel.
3. Secure the hub rmly into the center console. Wiring diagram on page 7.
For connection of up to 3 x outboard motors the accessory P/N: EXPOLASMEC can be used.

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OLAS TAG OPERATION
Switch ON:
Press the button for 4 seconds until the light ashes Green
Switch OFF:
Press the button for 4 seconds until the light ashes Red
Replacing the battery
DO NOT dispose of batteries in re. Batteries
should be recycled or disposed of as per your local
guidelines.
Replace the lid ensuring the silicone insert is not
damaged and the screws go through the holes
correctly. DO NOT overtighten the screws.
Do NOT remove the screws from the base
Button
LED (Green/Red)
GUARDIAN QUICK START GUIDE
1. Check the OLAS Tag is switched OFF.
2. Ensure the Guardian is connected to the control switch and the power cable.
3. Switch the vessels batteries ON, powering the Guardian.
4. The Guardian will beep once to indicate switching ON.
5. If there are no OLAS transmitters in range the Guardian hub will beep every minute and the control
switch will ash red/green.
Note: if the control switch illuminates green and the Guardian hub beeps once it means the OLAS
Tag is still switched ON and has been automatically tracked, skip to point 8.
6. Switch the OLAS Tag ON by pressing its button for 4 seconds. Hold the OLAS Tag close to the
Guardian. The Guardian hub will beep twice and the control switch will ash red twice to indicate to
indicate the tag has been tracked. If you do not hear the double beep move the OLAS Tag closer to
the Guardian.
7. After the double beep on the Guardian the control switch will illuminate green. The system is now
operational and the OLAS Tag is being tracked.
OLAS MOBILE APP SETUP
8. Download the Exposure OLAS mobile app from the Apple App Store or Google Play.
9. Open the App and move to device selection page.
10. Click on the Guardian icon.
11. Follow the instruction pages and move to the home screen.
12. You are now connected to the Guardian and the home screen is displaying the OLAS Tag
information.
Apple App Store Google Play Store
This product contains a button battery
If swallowed, a lithium button battery can cause severe or fatal
injuries within 2 hours.
Keep batteries out of reach of children.
If you think batteries may have been swallowed or placed
inside any part of the body, seek immediate medical attention.

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OLAS TRANSMITTER OPERATING STATES
There are 3 operating states which can be applied to the OLAS Tag (and any other tracked OLAS Transmitters)
using the OLAS mobile app. The operating state will be stored on the Guardian until it is changed using the
OLAS mobile application.
1. Cut-off and Alert (DEFAULT)
When an OLAS transmitter goes out of range, within 2 seconds the Guardian will cut-off the engine (if
connected), sound its internal alert and trigger the MOB alert on the OLAS app. After 5 seconds the
engine can be restarted by anyone remaining on the vessel.
2. Alert only
When an OLAS transmitter goes out of range, within 2 seconds the Guardian will sound its internal
alert and trigger the MOB alert on the OLAS mobile app. The engine will NOT cut-off and a rescue can
be performed immediately. This mode should only be used for passengers.
3. Paused
Pause state should be used when the user knows an OLAS transmitter will go out of range and they
do not want the Guardian to react i.e. leaving the boat for an extended period or swimming. If using
an OLAS T2 it can be switched OFF. This will remove it from the home screen without activating the
alarm.
Cut-off and Alert
Pause all tracking
Alert only
Paused
OPERATION MANUAL
Index
1. Start up or returning to the vessel
2. No OLAS transmitter Warning
3. Tracking a new OLAS transmitter
4. Tracking a previously tracked OLAS transmitter
5. Tracking an OLAS transmitter using the OLAS mobile app
6. Checking logged OLAS transmitters (without the OLAS mobile app)
7. Checking logged OLAS transmitters (with the OLAS mobile app)
8. OLAS Mobile app features (basic)
9. Pause Tracking
10. Switching OFF the Guardian
11. Stop tracking an OLAS transmitter (without the OLAS mobile app)
12. Stop tracking an OLAS transmitter (with the OLAS mobile app)
13. Low battery alert
14. Default recovery mode
15. OLAS Mobile app features (advanced)
a. Detection timing
b. Alert delay
c. Switch active
d. Solo Mode
e. Overboard recovery aids
16. OLAS Smart Lock
17. Limitations
1. START UP OR RETURNING TO THE VESSEL
2. NO OLAS TRANSMITTER WARNING
• Switch the vessels batteries ON, or press the control switch once.
• The Guardian will beep once to indicate switching ON.
• If there are no OLAS transmitters in range the Guardian hub will beep every minute and the control
switch will ash red/green.
• After the rst minute it will beep eight times. Thereafter every minute the number of beeps will
increase by two until the Guardian is beeping continuously.
• To move to tracking state an OLAS transmitter needs to be switched on and moved into range.

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• To track a new OLAS transmitter it needs to be switched on and brought into ‘Close’ range of the
Guardian hub. This is around 0.5 metres. If it is not automatically tracked move it closer to the
Guardian hub.
• Once the OLAS transmitter is automatically tracked the Guardian hub will beep twice.
• Open the OLAS mobile app.
• Select the Guardian from the device selection page.
• All OLAS transmitters that are being tracked will be indicated on the home page.
• Use the homepage to check the battery life of the OLAS transmitters.
• Customise the OLAS transmitters name.
• Check OLAS tags battery status.
• Enable/disable cut-off switch for individual OLAS transmitters.
• Pause OLAS transmitters.
• Pause all tracking.
• Press the control switch once.
• The number of tracked OLAS transmitters is indicated with a single beep sound signal and one
green ash per transmitter. Up to 25 transmitters can be tracked.
• Connect the OLAS mobile app to the Guardian.
• Navigate to the home screen.
• Any non-tracked OLAS transmitters within range of the Guardian will appear on the home screen
greyed out.
• Click on the right-hand side of the tag and select track.
• The Guardian hub will beep twice to indicate a tag has been tracked.
• To track a previously tracked OLAS transmitter it needs to be switched on and brought into ‘Near’
proximity which is around 3 metres away. If it is not automatically tracked move it closer to the
Guardian hub.
• When the OLAS transmitter is automatically tracked the Guardian hub will beep twice.
3. TRACKING A NEW OLAS TRANSMITTER
4. TRACKING A PREVIOUSLY TRACKED OLAS TRANSMITTER
5. TRACKING AN OLAS TRANSMITTER USING THE OLAS MOBILE APP
6. CHECKING LOGGED OLAS TRANSMITTERS (without the OLAS mobile app)
7. CHECKING LOGGED OLAS TRANSMITTERS (with the OLAS mobile app)
8. OLAS MOBILE APP FEATURES (basic)
9. PAUSE TRACKING
10. SWITCHING OFF THE GUARDIAN
11. STOP TRACKING AN OLAS TRANSMITTER (without the OLAS mobile app)
12. STOP TRACKING OLAS TRANSMITTER (with the OLAS mobile app)
• Press the control switch for 2 seconds, release the control switch after a single beep.
• When in Paused state the control switch will ash green for 3 seconds ON/ 3 seconds OFF followed by
a single beep sound signal.
• Press the control switch once to restart tracking.
NOTE: if you have removed an OLAS transmitter whilst the Guardian is in paused state it will beep 3 times and
remain in the Paused state.
• The OLAS T2 can be adjusted using the OLAS mobile app so that it either cuts the engine and
triggers the alarm when it is switched off (default) or it disconnects silently.
NOTE: if the OLAS T2 is allocated as a Smart Key it will cut the engine and activate Smart Lock.
• To remove any OLAS transmitter without using the OLAS app the Guardian will need to be switched
off.
• Once the Guardian is switched off, switch off the transmitters you wish to stop tracking. The
Guardian will ‘forget’ these devices.
• Switch the Guardian back on and it will track those OLAS transmitters that are still switched on and
within range.
• Open the OLAS mobile app.
• Select the Guardian from the device selection page.
• All OLAS transmitters that are being tracked will be indicated on the home page.
• Click on the right hand of the OLAS transmitter box to cycle it though the different operating states.
Once it is in Paused state and it appears greyed out then the OLAS transmitter can be switched off
and it will be removed from Tracking without activating an alert.
• The Guardian can be switched off at any point by pressing the control switch for 4 seconds.
• The control switch will illuminate red with a long beep before switching off.
13. LOW BATTERY ALERT
• A low battery alert will be initiated by the Guardian when an OLAS tag’s battery level goes below
20%.
• The alert is indicated by a red ash every 10 seconds on the control switch and the Guardian Hub.
• The alert will remain until the battery is charged (OLAS T2) or changed (OLAS Tag).
• You can check which OLAS tag has low battery using the OLAS app.
• Once you have located the tag you can:
a. Pause the Guardian, charge or change the battery and restart tracking.
b. If the OLAS tags battery is below 10% the Guardian hub will start to beep once every 5 minutes.
c. Switch off the Guardian, switch off the OLAS tag and then restart the Guardian.
d. Pause the OLAS tag in the OLAS mobile app and then switch off the OLAS tag.

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• When an OLAS transmitter goes out of range an alert will sound on the Guardian.
• The Guardian control switch will go red and if connected to the vessel’s stop system the stop switch
will be activated for 5 seconds (default). This is normally sufcient time for the engine to stop.
• After 5 seconds the stop switch is deactivated, and the engine can be started again allowing a
rescue to be performed.
• Press the control switch once to acknowledge the alarm and the Guardian will revert to Paused sate.
Tracking is now paused until the OLAS transmitter is recovered.
• Once the OLAS transmitter is back on the vessel and within 1 metre of the Guardian tracking will
automatically start after 1 minute.
• Alternatively, to manually activate tracking again press the control switch once and tracking will start
again, if the OLAS transmitter is within 1 metre of the Guardian.
NOTE: Pause will remain active if the OLAS transmitter that was lost is not back within 1 metre of the control
switch.
a. Detection Time (seconds) – adjusting the Detection Time allows a period of time where an OLAS
transmitter can reconnect silently, preventing any alert from occurring. This may be preferable on
larger vessels with multiple cabins where there is an increased chance of signal being blocked.
b. Alert Delay (seconds) – adjusting the alert delay time changes the amount of time the operator has
before the MOB alert and relay is activated. This may be preferable on larger vessels where there
is increased chance of signal being blocked. During the ‘Alert Delay’ period an alert will sound to
indicate signal has been lost. During this period if the control switch is pressed it manually overrides
the cut-off for 30 seconds allowing the OLAS transmitter to be brought back into range.
i. Select the menu tab in the top left-hand corner of the home screen (3 lines).
ii. Select ‘Alert Settings’.
iii. Use the slider to select the ‘Alert Delay’ period.
c. Switch Active (seconds) – adjusting the switch active time allows the user to increase or decrease
the relay so that it ensures the engine is stopped. This also gives opportunity to use the relay switch
for activating different devices which may need a longer or shorter switch ON period.
i. Select the menu tab in the top left-hand corner of the home screen (3 lines).
ii. Select ‘Alert Settings’.
iii. Use the slider to select the ‘Switch Active’ period.
d. Solo Mode (minimum 2G connection required) – designed for boaters operating on inshore waters
or on connected vessels. The OLAS mobile app inputs the vessel information manually entered
during setup and sends a distress SMS with the vessel name, time, location, and contact number.
i. Select the menu tab in the top left-hand corner of the home screen (3 lines).
ii. Select ‘Solo Mode’.
iii. Enter in ‘Your Number’, this will be sent to your emergency contact so that they can try to
make contact after receiving an alert.
14. DEFAULT RECOVERY MODE
15. OLAS MOBILE APP FEATURES (advanced)
OLAS Smart Lock is a theft deterrent and secondary locking system.
When OLAS Smart Lock is enabled, if the Guardian is switched off and back on it will lock the vessels
emergency stop system, preventing the engine from being started.
OLAS Smart Lock can be unlocked using the OLAS mobile app or an allocated Smart Key.
OLAS Smart Lock is to be used in conjunction with the engine connection cable and can only be used if the
Guardian has been wired into the vessels engine stop system.
OLAS Smart Lock is designed for use on Outboard engines only.
Do not use OLAS Smart Lock with inboard diesel engines or Volvo Penta engines.
Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd and afliated resellers cannot be held responsible if a theft occurs whilst
OLAS Smart Lock is being used.
OLAS Smart Lock Setup.
1. Connect the OLAS mobile app to the Guardian as normal.
2. Enable OLAS Smart Lock – this means the vessels emergency stop system will activate automatically
when the Guardian is switched OFF and ON.
i. Select the menu tab in the top left-hand corner of the home screen (3 lines).
ii. Select ‘Smart Lock’.
iii. Select ‘Enable Smart Lock’.
iv. Set your new Pin Code.
v. Conrm your Pin Code.
vi. Email your pin code so that it can be found later if the code is forgotten.
vii. Press the back arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the home page.
viii.You will see an unlocked gold padlock in the top right corner. This indicates that Smart
Lock is enabled but unlocked.
iv. Enter in your ‘Emergency Number’, this number will receive your MOB alert and location.
You must use your country code prex e.g. UK(+44) US(+1).
v. Select your ‘Message Delay’ period, this is the amount of time before the MOB alert SMS
is sent. A longer period allows more time for self-rescue. A minimum of 1 minute is advised.
vi. If a MOB alert message has been sent and the alarm is then manually cancelled an alert
cancellation message will be sent.
e. Overboard recovery aids – The GPS location was stored on the OLAS mobile app when the MOB
alert occurred.
i. Once the vessel is 20 metres away from the MOB alert location an arrow directs back.
ii. The second screen shows easy to read GPS coordinates for the alert location and the
vessel’s current location. This information is requested by the emergency services if a
Mayday call is made.
iii. On the third screen selecting the phone icon directs the user to call their previously input
emergency services number.
iv. On the third screen selecting the VHF icon displays the VHF script for a MOB Mayday call
with the custom vessel information and alert location automatically input.
16. OLAS SMART LOCK

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3. Manually activating OLAS Smart Lock with the OLAS mobile app.
i. Click on the unlocked gold padlock.
ii. Input your Pin Code.
iii. The Guardian will lock. If the engine is running it will be stopped.
iv. The OLAS mobile app will disconnect from the Guardian.
4. Manually unlock OLAS Smart Lock with the OLAS mobile app.
i. Reconnect the OLAS mobile app to the Guardian.
ii. Enter your Pin Code.
iii. OLAS Smart Lock will unlock and the engine can be started.
5. Smart Key allocation – allocating a Smart Key means that if the OLAS Smart Lock is locked and a
Smart Key is brought within 2 metres it will automatically unlock.
i. Connect the OLAS mobile app to the Guardian.
ii. When on the home screen click the icon on the left-hand side of the tag ID box.
iii. Conrm Smart Key allocation.
iv. A gold key icon will appear to indicate the OLAS transmitter has been allocated as a Smart
Key.
v. To unallocate the Smart Key click the key icon.
6. OLAS T2 Smart Lock control – if an OLAS T2 tag is allocated as a Smart Key it can be used to lock
and unlock OLAS Smart Lock remotely.
i. Allocate an OLAS T2 tag as a Smart Key.
ii. Triple click the OLAS T2 tag to switch it off. This will lock OLAS Smart Lock, stopping the
engine if it is running.
iii. To unlock Smart Lock double press the OLAS T2 and bring it within 2 metres of the
Guardian hub and it will automatically unlock.
17. LIMITATIONS
The connection signal can be blocked by carbon and metal. Operation on carbon or metal boats will require
the Guardian box to be mounted externally.
SPECIFICATION
Power/Current 10-32V/13~17mA
Vessel length 50ft
Tracked Transmitters up to 25
Weight 100 grams
Size 92 x 90 x 38 mm
LED output 55lm
Buzzer output 85db
SOUND AND LIGHT INDICATIONS
OPERATION ACTION/REACTION
Turning ON
Control switch: Green
Box: Low red
Buzzer: ON
No OLAS transmitters in range Control switch: Green / Red alternating
Buzzer: 8+ beeps incremental every minute up to 30 minutes
New transmitter tracked Control switch: Red double ash
Buzzer: Double Beep
Checking logged OLAS transmitters Control switch: Red ash per tracked tag
Buzzer: Single beep per tracked tag
Pre alert warning Control switch: Green
Buzzer: Rapid beep
MOB Alert
Control switch: Red constant
Box: High red constant
Buzzer: Beep every second
System paused Control switch: Red 3 seconds, off 3 seconds continuous
Buzzer: Beep every 6 seconds (if not muted)
Low battery alert <20% Control switch: Red ash every 10 seconds
Box: Red ash every 10 seconds
Low battery alert <20% Buzzer: Beep every X minutes
CERTIFICATIONS AND DECLARATIONS (Guardian)
RoHS2 DIRECTIVE 2011/65/EU
(RED) (2014/53/EU)
EN 301 489-1 V2.1.1, EN 301 489-17 V3.1.1, EN 55032:2015
(CSPR 32:2015) and EN 55035: 2017 (CSPR 35: 2016)
EN 300 328 V2.1.1
FCC part 15b CFR47
ICES-003:2012
Contains Transmitter module FCC ID: QOQBGM13P
Contains Transmitter module IC: 5123A-BGM13P
CERTIFICATIONS AND DECLARATIONS (OLAS Tag)
RoHS2 DIRECTIVE 2011/65/EU compliant
(RED) (2014/53/EU)
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address:
https://www.exposure-use.com/Brands/Exposure-OLAS/Product-Support/Product-Conformity

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Any change or modication to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio Communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try and relocate the module.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)
This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Ensure your phone or tablet has maximum volume, charged battery, GPS ON and Bluetooth ON.
Exposure Lights / Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd. accept no liability for any injuries or other damages
arising from the use of their product in any circumstances.
We design them. We make them. We are here to help.
If you are experiencing any problems with your OLAS product or accessories, please contact us directly at:
Service: [phone] | [email protected] | [email protected]
Alternatively contact your Exposure OLAS dealer or distributor.
Check web for details https://www.exposure-use.com/Brands/Exposure-OLAS/Product-Support
WARNING & WARRANTY
TERMS & CONDITIONS
The OLAS systems are products from Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd.
OLAS wireless systems utilise OLAS transmitters (OT) and OLAS receivers (OR).
OLAS transmitters consist of EXPOLASTAG, EXPOLASFLOATON and EXPOLAST2.
OLAS receivers include the EXPOLASN2K, EXPOLASGUARDIAN, EXPOLASCORE, EXPOLASEXTENDER
and the OLAS mobile application (OLAS app. Before using any OLAS wireless system it is imperative that
you read the DISCLAIMER and the LIMITATION OF LIABILITY which follows. There is legal presumption
that by using OLAS wireless systems you have read, understood and accepted the DISCLAIMER and the
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY statement.
Setup
Start and setup all OLAS systems before you leave the dock and ensure all OTs are connected. Connecting
the OLAS app allows visual indication of connected OTs. Check the battery level of OLAS tags using the
OLAS app. Check the battery level of OLAS Float-On’s using the inbuilt colour coded battery indicator.
The OLAS App
Ensure GPS is running in the background on your mobile device. Keep your mobile device plugged in to a
charger as GPS drains the battery. It is advised that the app is running in the foreground to enable maximum
response time. It can take up to 30 seconds for the system to respond if the phone is in locked mode.
Test the Connection Whilst In Dock
Test the connection between the OR and the OT by leaving the OR in its planned location and walk the OT
to the furthest point on the vessel. Check that all OTs being used are working correctly by submersing them
in more than 4 inches of open water which will activate the alarm on the receiver.
Advice
As soon as a MOB situation occurs ensure a crew member keeps visual contact and points at the MOB.
Contact the emergency services and give them the co-ordinates from your vessel’s GPS navigation system
and the time since the MOB occurred. Use OLAS Systems frequently as a practice aid for a MOB situation.
Disclaimer:
OLAS wireless systems are an aid only and should be used alongside existing safety products and
procedures. They should not be used for navigation or lifesaving procedures. The OLAS app GPS
coordinates cannot be relied upon to be accurate. Whilst accuracy of between 10-30 metres can be
achieved, many factors can cause larger variations. The OLAS app cannot and does not take the external
environment into consideration. Wind, tide, current and other factors will affect the position of the MOB.
The OLAS app can only assist you in getting back to the position that the automatic alert was issued. The
OLAS app is not warranted to be accurate. GPS reception is variable and cannot be relied on. The phone
can take up to 40 seconds to get a good GPS lock even when GPS connectivity is available.
The OLAS app will be more accurate if already running for 1 minute before obtaining the GPS location. It is
advised that the app is running in the foreground to enable maximum response time. It can take up to 30
seconds for the system to respond if the phone is in locked mode. The OLAS App should only be used to
complement other MOB methods and procedures.
Limitation of Liability:
In no event shall Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd or its members, representatives or suppliers be liable for
any damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, loss of property, personal injury, lost revenue, lost
prots, loss of goodwill, business interruption) arising from or related to the use or inability to use or reliance
on any OLAS wireless system, even if Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd or its representatives or agents have
been advised of the possibility of such damages. Some jurisdictions prohibit the exclusion or limitation of
liability for implied warranties or consequential damages or incidental damages, so the above limitation may
not apply to you. You may have other legal rights that vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. To the extent any
liability is found, in no event will the liability of Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd, its members, representatives
or suppliers exceed the amount paid for the OLAS wireless system inclusive of the OLAS transmitters and
receivers.
Patent Notice:
The OLAS wireless systems and associated products may be covered by patents or patent pending
applications.
Credits Product: Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd

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Contact Address
Ultimate Sports Engineering Ltd
Unit 4 Bury Mill Farm
Bury
West Sussex
RH20 1NN
United Kingdom
www.exposureolas.com