Uniden TRAX350 User manual

ARE YOU READY FOR A WORLD WITHOUT WRONG TURNS?
TRAX350 GPS
Navigation Device
User’s Guide

Page 2
Contents
What Do I Do First?............. 4
Make sure everything is OK ....... 4
TRAX350 GPS navigation device ...4
Windshield mount .........................4
Included accessories .....................5
Plug it in..................................... 5
Choose your default language.... 6
Set your time zone ..................... 6
Enter your home location ........... 7
The payoff....................................10
Get acquainted with the Map
screen...................................... 10
What do those icons mean? ........11
Battery status icon ......................11
Zooming in and out ......................12
Changing the map view ...............13
Changing the volume ...................14
Re-centering the map ..................14
Getting more information ......... 15
How Do I Put It in My Car?16
Safety considerations .............. 16
Attaching the windshield
mount....................................... 17
Adjusting the windshield mount ..18
Mounting on the windshield..... 19
Removing the windshield mount..19
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How Do I Use It? ............... 22
Entering a new destination....... 22
Entering an address or
intersection..................................23
Selecting a Point of Interest (POI) 26
Choosing a destination you’ve
used before .............................. 29
Going Home.................................29
Choosing a recent destination .....29
Choosing a favorite location.........30
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Choosing a destination from
the map (the MARK button)...... 31
Using the destination ............... 32
View Map ....................................32
Save as Favorite and Save as
Home...........................................33
Plotting a route to the
destination ............................... 33
Reading the Route screen............34
Changing the route view..............35
Testing the route..........................36
Getting more route information 37
Reading the Maneuver List
screen..........................................37
Reading the Route Info screen....38
What Else Can I Do with
Routes?.............................. 40
Avoiding roads on the route ..... 40
Adding waypoints ................... 41
Editing or deleting waypoints... 43
Changing the route method
options..................................... 45
What Options Do I Have?.. 47
Map .............................................47
Guidance......................................47
System ........................................48
User Data.....................................48

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Customizing the Map screen ... 49
Changing the default map view
(Map Orientation) .....................49
Changing the Map Display Color50
Showing the Breadcrumb Trail..51
Changing the POI icon Display...51
Customizing guidance during
routes....................................... 52
Turning off the Voice Prompts &
alert tones....................................53
Activating Auto-Zoom ................53
Activating Speed Alert ..............53
Customizing general options .... 54
Changing the screen’s
Brightness.................................55
Changing how distance is
displayed (Unit Setup) ................55
Changing the Volume .................55
Changing the Language .............55
Turning off the Sounds ...............56
Editing favorite locations.......... 56
Understanding the zoom
options..................................... 58
I Have a Question.............. 61
How long should the battery
last? ......................................... 61
How do I update or add maps? 61
What if I need to update the
software?................................. 61
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version? .......................................61
Why can’t I get a GPS signal
lock?......................................... 62
Reading the GPS Status screen ..63
How can I keep the device still?65
Tightening the bracket joint .........65
Why is it that...? ..................... 66
The POI icons disappear from
the map?......................................66
The screen is blurry and hard
to read .........................................66
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Some buttons are grayed out ......66
What Else Do I Need to
Know? ............................... 67
One-year limited warranty........ 67
NAVTEQ Data End-user
License Agreement .................. 68
Terms and Conditions ..................69
Notice of Use...............................71
Manual information .................. 72
Copyright and trademark
information ..................................72
Regulatory information............. 72
US regulatory compliance............72
Canadian regulatory compliance..73
Important vehicle and product
safety information .................... 73
Drive safely! ................................73
Electrical safety warnings............74
Lithium-Ion battery cautions ........74
Recycling and disposal
information ..................................74
Index and glossary................... 75

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What Do I Do First?
M
ake sure everything is
OK
If
an
y
thin
g
listed here is missin
g
or dama
g
ed, call
C
ustomer
S
ervice
(
see back cover
f
or contact in
f
ormation
).
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RAX
350
G
P
S
N
A
N
N
VI
GAT
ION
T
T
DEVI
C
E
P
ress t
h
e
p
ower
button to turn o
ff
the
s
creen; the device
s
ta
y
s on an
d
can st
ill
g
ive directions.
P
ress t
h
e
p
ower
bu
tt
o
n
i
n
a
n
d
hold
i
t
f
or three seconds
t
o turn t
h
e
d
ev
i
ce
c
ompletel
y
o
ff.
W
I
ND
W
W
S
H
IELD
M
OU
N
T
Some states have law
s
aga
i
nst putt
i
ng
t
hin
g
s on
y
our
c
ar
’
s windshield.
I
f you don’t
k
n
o
w th
e
l
a
w
s
for your state,
co
nt
ac
t t
he
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c
ontrols drivers
’
lice
n
ces.
If
y
ou do put the device on
y
our windshield, don’t
f
or
g
et
t
o lock it up or take it with you when you leave your car.
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Ź
Ź
Ź
USB port for
software and
map updates
Power
connection
Power button
Notch for windshield
mount bracket.
USB port for
software and
map updates
Power
connection
Power button
Notch for windshield
mount bracket.
Suction
latch
Bracket
bottom
Suction cup
pull tab
Bracket
top
Suction
cup
Adjustment
lock
Suction
latch
Bracket
bottom
Suction cup
pull tab
Bracket
top
Suction
cup
Adjustment
lock

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e
5
W
hat D
o
I D
o
First
?
I
N
C
LUDE
D
A
CC
E
SS
O
R
IE
S
P
lu
g
it in
Connect the power adapter to the
p
ower connector on t
h
e
l
ower r
of
th
e
de
vi
ce
.
Plug the other end into your ca
r
ci
g
arette li
g
hter
(
or an
y
standa
r
12 V D
C
outlet
)
.
O
nly use the power adapter th
a
wi
t
h
y
our
d
ev
i
ce.
A
n
y
ot
h
er a
da
m
i
g
ht dama
g
e the device
.
Wh
enever
i
t senses
p
ower
com
i
n
g
i
n, t
h
e
d
ev
i
ce turns
i
tsel
f
on and charges the
b
attery.
A
s soon as the power stops
(
for example, when you unplug the adapter or turn off
y
our car), the device automatically shuts down. If you
w
ant it to sta
y
on, tap an
y
where on the screen durin
g
the
Shuttin
g
down
m
essage.
Y
ou can turn the device on or off anytime you want: just
p
ush the power button on top o
f
the device
(
hold the
b
utton for three seconds to turn the device off).
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Ź
Ź
Ź
Ź
Ź
DC (car)
adapter
USB
cable
Adhesive
anchor
disk
DC (car)
adapter
USB
cable
Adhesive
anchor
disk

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What Do I Do First?
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turn on the device,
it asks you which
language you want
to use for menus
and voice prompts. Choose from US English (ENG), Spanish
(ESP), or Canadian French (FRA). (You can change the
language anytime you want from the Settings menu; See
page 55.)
Set your time zone
From the main menu screen, select .
Select to open the System Settings screen:
In the TIME ZONE
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and –buttons
to select your
local time zone.
The available
time zones are
Atlantic (Atlantic
Standard Time),
Eastern (Eastern
Standard Time,
Central (Central Standard Time), Mountain (Mountain
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(Alaska Standard Time), Hawaii (Hawaii-Aleutian
Standard Time). The default time zone is Central.
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uses daylight savings time. Select NO if your area never
uses daylight savings time.
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2)
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What Do I Do First?
Tap the button to go to the second screen.
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hour (am/pm) time or 24 HR to use twenty-four-hour
(military) time.
Tap the button to go back to the Menu screen.
Tap the button to go back to the Map screen.
Enter your home location
Next, enter the address you want to use as your “home”
location, that is, the place you travel to and from the most.
(This step isn’t actually required, so you can skip it if you
want. But the home feature is so useful that you’ll be glad
you entered it!)
From the main menu, choose .
From the Destination screen, you can choose how you
want to enter your home location.
To enter a complete address, choose .
To enter an intersection of two streets, choose
.
The device shows you the
default state. Tap the button
to select that state, or to pick
a different state, tap
CHANGE STATE.
On the Select State screen,
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Virgin Islands, and the District of Columbia.
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7)
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2)
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8
W
hat D
o
I D
o
First
?
U
se the alphabet ke
y
pad to enter the name o
f
the cit
y
(
o
r
unincorporated area) where your home location is
.
Don
’
t worr
y
about t
y
pos or misspellin
g
s! As
y
ou t
y
pe, the
device grays out any letters that don
’
t match a record in
t
he map database. For example, if you type
D
,
you on
l
y
s
ee letters that come a
f
te
r
D
on the list of city names.
D
I
f any city names on the list include a symbol
(
punctuation, letter with accents, etc.
)
, the
S
Y
M
bu
tt
o
n w
ill
be active. Tap the
S
YM button to switch the ke
y
pad
f
rom
letters to symbols
.
If
an
y
cit
y
names include a number, the
123
bu
tt
o
n w
ill
be active. Tap the 12
3
button to switch
f
rom letters to
nu
m
be
r
s
.
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Ź
Go to the
Map screen
Tap OK when
you’re done
The number of cities
in the database that
match your entry.
Go to
the Menu
screen
Go to the
volume
settings
Switch to
the number
or symbol
keypad (not
available
unless a city
name in the
database
contains a
symbol or
numeral)
Go back to
the previous
screen
Back
space
Letters that don’t match
a name in the database
are grayed out
T
ap OK w
h
en
you’re done
Go to the
Map screen
Tap OK when
you’re done
The number of cities
in the database that
match your entry.
Go to
the Menu
screen
Go to the
volume
settings
Switch to
the number
or symbol
keypad (not
available
unless a city
name in the
database
contains a
symbol or
numeral)
Go back to
the previous
screen
Back
space
Letters that don’t match
a name in the database
are grayed out

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What Do I Do First?
To switch back to letters, tap the ABC button.
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When you tap OK (or if there are 5 or fewer city names
that start with the letters you typed), the device goes to
the Select City Name screen. Just tap the name of the
city you want.
Enter the street name using the same process you used
to enter the city name. When the device shows the
Select Street Name screen, tap the name of the street
you want.
Enter numbered streets as numerals plus
abbreviation (1ST, 2ND, 3RD, etc.) instead of
spelling out the word (First, Second, Third, etc.).
Enter the address number (if you are entering an
address) or the second street name (if you are entering
an intersection). Use the same process you used to enter
the city and the street name.
After you enter the address
or cross street, the device
shows the &RQ¿UP
Destination screen.
Tap the button if you
need to go back to the entry
screens and make changes.
If the information is correct,
tap the OPTIONS button.
On the Options screen, choose .
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8)
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W
hat D
o
I D
o
First
?
E
nter an
y
name
y
ou want
f
or
y
our home location
(
the
de
f
au
lt n
a
m
e
i
s
H
OM
E
).
Ta
p
the
OK
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t
hat it saved your new home location, and you’re done.
T
HE
T
T
PA
YO
F
F
That probabl
y
seemed like a lot o
f
work, but here’s wh
y
y
ou
d
id it: In the to
p
left corner of the menu screen, there’s
a
HO
M
E
i
con. Tap that icon, and the device plots a route
f
rom
w
herever
y
ou are ri
g
ht now to
y
our home location
.
G
etac
q
uaintedwiththe
M
a
p
sc
r
ee
n
The
M
a
p
screen is the one you’re probably use most often,
so
y
ou should take a
f
ew minutes to
g
et
f
amiliar with it
:
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11
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POI
icons
Go to the
Menu
screen
Car icon
(you are
here)
Name of
the road
you’re on
Zoom
icon
Miles
travelled
Current
time
Compass
icon
Volume
icon
(Trip Computer icons)
Tap on the
map itself
to recenter
the map
screen and
see more
options.
Battery
status
icon
POI
icons
Go to the
Menu
screen
Car icon
(you are
here)
Name of
the road
you’re on
Zoom
icon
Miles
travelled
Current
time
Compass
icon
Volume
icon
(Trip Computer icons)
Tap on the
map itself
to recenter
the map
screen and
see more
options.
Battery
status
icon

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1
W
hat D
o
I D
o
First
?
I
f
the device doesn’t have a lock on
y
our location, the
C
A
R
icon will be gray
.
T
ap t
h
eMENU
b
utton to open t
h
e ma
i
n
M
enu
screen.
W
H
W
W
AT
H
H
DO
T
HO
T
T
S
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I
CON
S
ME
A
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at
i
t s
h
ow
s
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ap
i
t to..
.
C
ompass
The current map
view, which way
p
is
n
o
r
th
,
,
Change the map
view
Z
oom The current zoom level and
scale
B
rin
g
u
p
the
zoom bar and
gp
change the
zoom level
g
,
,
etc
.
PO
I
(Point of
I
n
t
eres
t)
(
(
Th
e
l
ocat
i
on an
d
type of various
POI
yp
yp
Get more
i
nformatio
n
(name, address,
phone number)
(,
,
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p
POI
,
Volu
m
e
Whe
t
he
r t
he
audio
is
m
u
t
ed
C
han
g
e the
volume or mute
g
the
audio
,
T
ri
p
Computer
p
Mil
es
d
riv
e
n
a
n
d
cu
rr
e
nt tim
e
Open the
Trip
Computer
p
p
screen to see
p
mo
r
e
de
t
a
il
s
B
ATT
B
B
E
T
T
R
Y
STAT
U
T
T
S
ICO
N
T
he battery status icon shows how much charge is left in
t
h
e
b
atter
y
.
A
n
y
t
i
me t
h
ere
i
s a power
i
nput, t
h
e
i
con s
h
ows
“
char
g
in
g
”:
Batter
y
S
tatus:
Lo
w
Medium
High
Full
C
har
g
in
g
Icon
:
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e
1
2
W
hat D
o
I D
o
First
?
Z
OO
MIN
G
IN
A
ND
O
U
T
There are 12 different zoom levels, ranging from 125 feet to
100
miles in the En
g
lish s
y
stem measurements or 5
0
meters
t
o
200
kilometers in the metric s
y
stem.
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M
i
con s
h
ows t
h
e ma
p
sca
l
e an
d
t
h
e current
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or
1
centimeter
.
T
a
p
t
h
e
ZOOM
i
con to
b
r
i
ng up t
h
e zoom
b
ar
.
Ta
p
the
+
or –icons to change the zoom level one step
a
t
a
t
i
m
e
.
Tap an
y
where on the bar to skip directl
y
to that zoom
l
eve
l.
Ź
Ź
Ź
Ź
Zoom out
Current
zoom
level
Zoom in
100 mi
50 mi
25 mi
10 mi
5 mi
2 mi
1 mi
½ mi
1000 ft
500 ft
250 ft
125 ft
STREET
POI icons
are visible)
CITY
GREATER
METRO
AREA
STATE/
REGION
Map
scale
(approx.
3/8in or
1 cm)
200 km
100 km
50 km
20 km
10 km
4 km
2 km
1 km
400 m
200 m
100 m
50 m
English
system
(mile)
Metric
system
(km)
Use for
viewing:
Zoom out
Current
zoom
level
Zoom in
100 mi
50 mi
25 mi
10 mi
5 mi
2 mi
1 mi
½ mi
1000 ft
500 ft
250 ft
125 ft
STREET
POI icons
are visible)
CITY
GREATER
METRO
AREA
STATE/
REGION
Map
scale
(approx.
3/8in or
1 cm)
200 km
100 km
50 km
20 km
10 km
4 km
2 km
1 km
400 m
200 m
100 m
50 m
English
system
(mile)
Metric
system
(km)
Use for
viewing:

Page 13
What Do I Do First?
CHANGING THE MAP VIEW
Tap the COMPASS icon to cycle through the three map views:
North up view (2D):
North is always at the
top of the screen, and
the car icon rotates to
point in the direction
you’re going. The
COMPASS icon’s needle
(the red half) always
points straight up.
Heading up view (2D):
(default) The direction
you are currently going
is always at the top of
the screen. The car
icon points up, and the
map rotates as you
change direction. The
COMPASS icon’s needle
rotates to point north.
Three-dimensional
(3D) view:
The map and all icons
are shown in three
dimensions, so your
current heading is
forward or away from
you. The map and the
COMPASS icon rotate
the same way as in the
2D heading up view.

Page 14
What Do I Do First?
You can set any of the three map views as the
default view. (See page 49 for Map screen options.)
CHANGING THE VOLUME
Tap the VOLUME icon to go to the Volume screen.
Tap the +button to
increase the volume or
the –button to decrease
the volume.
Tap ON to mute the audio
completely.
Tap OK when you’re done.
RE-CENTERING THE MAP
Tap anywhere inside the map area to center the map on that
location. This also gives you some additional options:
Ź
Ź
Ź
Go to the
previous
screen
Plot a route to
this location
Go to
the Map
screen
Mark this location
(as home,favorite,
destination,etc.)
The map centers
on the location you
tapped and marks
it with crosshairs.
Name of the
spot marked by
the crosshairs
Go to the
previous
screen
Plot a route to
this location
Go to
the Map
screen
Mark this location
(as home,favorite,
destination,etc.)
The map centers
on the location you
tapped and marks
it with crosshairs.
Name of the
spot marked by
the crosshairs

P
a
g
e
1
5
W
hat D
o
I D
o
First
?
Ta
p
the
MARK
button to o
p
en the
Mark
menu and set the
k
current location as a destination, an origin, a favorite, etc
.
Tap the
GO
button to plot a route to the current location
.
Ta
p
to return to the ma
p
screen
.
T
a
p
to
g
o
b
ac
k
to t
h
e prev
i
ous screen.
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g
moreinformation
T
his was enough in
f
ormation to get you started. I
f
you want
to
k
now more a
b
out t
h
e
d
ev
i
ce an
d
h
ow to use
i
t
,
see t
h
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sec
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p
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6
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How Do I Put It in My Car?
Safety considerations
Don’t install any device where it will block your view
(including your mirrors!) while you’re driving.
Keep your attention on the road! Don’t try to operate
or focus on any device while you’re driving. If you have
to concentrate on a device, pull off the road for a few
minutes.
Some states have rules about what kind of devices you
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can put them. If you’re not sure if there are any applicable
laws in your state, contact the state agency that issues
drivers’ licences.
It’s a good idea to take valuable items with you when you
leave you car—that includes GPS devices. If you can’t
take the device with you, lock it in the glove compartment
or hide it somewhere. And don’t forget to take down the
windshield mount: you don’t want to remind any potential
thieves that you might have some valuable mobile
electronics in the car.
Don’t leave the device in direct sunlight for a long
period of time or where the temperature could go above
140º F (60º C).
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H
ow Do I Put It in M
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ttac
hi
n
g
t
h
e w
i
n
d
s
hi
e
ld
mount
Insert the bracket hooks
into the notches on the
bottom of the device.
1Insert the bracket hooks
into the notches on the
bottom of the device.
1
...and snap
the top
hook into
the notch
on top of
the device.
Rotate the
bracket
head up...
3
2
...and snap
the top
hook into
the notch
on top of
the device.
Rotate the
bracket
head up...
3
2

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H
ow Do I Put It in M
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JU
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T
T
G
T
HE
T
T
W
IND
W
W
S
HIELD
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UN
T
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e a
dj
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l
oc
k
k
eeps
b
ot
h
t
h
e
b
rac
k
et an
d
t
h
e
s
uction cup locked into place. Li
f
t the ad
j
ustment lock to
c
han
g
e the position o
f
the device
.
The suction cup joint pivots front to back, and the bracket
j
oint pivots up, down, ri
g
ht and le
f
t, an
y
j
ust about an
g
le
i
n between
.
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ng
l
e t
h
e suct
i
on cup an
d
t
h
e
b
rac
k
et w
h
ere you want
t
hem, then push the ad
j
ustment lock back down to lock
t
he windshield mount into
p
osition.
I
f the bracket still moves too easil
y
after
y
ou push the
ad
j
ustment lock down, ti
g
hten the bracket
j
oint
(
see pa
g
e
6
5
).
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The bracket
pivots in all
directions
Lift the adjustment
lock to move the
suction cup and
bracket
The bracket
pivots in all
directions
Lift the adjustment
lock to move the
suction cup and
bracket

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1
9
H
ow Do I Put It in M
y
Car
?
M
ount
i
n
g
on t
h
e w
i
n
d
s
hi
e
ld
M
ake sure the device does not block your view of the
r
oa
d
or
y
our m
i
rrors.
Once you decide where you want the device, hold the
suct
i
on cup
i
n t
h
at pos
i
t
i
on, t
h
en a
dj
ust t
h
e mount so
y
ou
have the best view o
f
the device.
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Push the suction lock
up
(
towards the suction
cup) until it snaps into
p
lace.
G
entl
y
pull on the
m
ount to make sure it is
secure
.
I
f
you have trouble getting
t
h
e suct
i
on cu
p
to st
i
c
k
:
C
lean the spot with an
ammonia-free cleanser.
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r
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t
h
e spot comp
l
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ly
(
use a lint-
f
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f
possible
).
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ease t
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e suct
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on
l
atc
h
, ma
k
e sure
you’re holding or somehow supporting the device
.
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ift the suction latch and use the
p
lastic
p
ull tab to
p
ull the
suction cup o
ff
o
f
the
g
lass
.
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Flip the suction
latch up to lock
the windshield
mount into place.
Flip the suction
latch up to lock
the windshield
mount into place.

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indshield (or anywhere the suction cup won’t stick), you can
use the anchor disk. Once
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ou
g
lue the anchor disk down,
t
he windshield mount installs inside the disk
j
ust like it does
o
n glass.
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hen
y
ou’re decidin
g
where to put the anchor disk, here are
some thin
g
s to keep in mind
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gl
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t m
igh
t not
h
o
ld
t
h
e
device
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g
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su
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g
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not stick as
well
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n mos
t
su
r
faces
. I
f
y
ou tr
y
to remove the disk,
y
ou mi
g
ht
damage the surface
.
Don’t peel o
ff
the protective sheet until
y
ou’re read
y
to
i
nstall the disk.
O
nce
y
ou expose the
g
lue,
y
ou can’t stop
eas
il
y
.
W
hen
y
ou decide where
y
ou want to mount the disk, hold
th
e suct
i
on cup
i
n t
h
at spot an
d
set t
h
e ang
l
e an
d
pos
i
t
i
on
o
f
the bracket
(
just like you would
f
or mounting on you
r
windshield
)
.
Clean the spot to remove any wax, grease, protecterants,
e
t
c.
Carefully peel the protective sheet
f
rom the bottom o
f
the anchor disk to
expose t
h
e
gl
ue.
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