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Warnings

1. The camera uses fish eye lens. So the size of

the objects or distance from the objects that

appear in the display may differ from the actual

distances and size.

2. In low light conditions, the screen may darken

or image may become faint.

3. If the tire sizes are changed, the position of the

fixed guidelines displayed on the screen may

change.

4. Do not apply any kind of force on the camera.

5. During rainy or snowy conditions, image may

get obscured. So in this condition, do not

depend on park aid system.

6. The camera used in the vehicle, may not

reproduce the same color of the real object.

7. The rear view camera does not display objects

that are close to or below the bumper,

underneath the vehicle, or objects out of the

camera’s field of view. The area displayed on

the screen may vary according to vehicle

orientation or road conditions.

8. In case of damage of the rear portion of the

vehicle, camera position may change. Which

causes wrong visual information on display. In

case of damage, make sure that, camera fitted

properly at the intended location.

9. In case of uneven road conditions or up –hill or

down-hill conditions, do not depend on rear

view camera park aid.

Cautions

• A failure to read and follow these warnings and

instructions may result in a serious accident,

including damage of property or a serious

injury, including loss of life.

• The rear view camera is designed as an aid to

the driver in detecting large stationary objects

to help avoid damage to the vehicle. However,

you, the driver, must use it safely and properly.

Use of the rear view camera is not a substitute

for safe, proper and legal driving.

• Never back up while looking only at the screen.

You should always check behind and around

the vehicle when backing up just as you would

if the vehicle did not have the rear view

camera. Always make sure your intended path

is clear. If you back up while looking only at the

display, you may hit a vehicle, pedestrian,

bicyclist, child, pet or other object resulting in

injury or death. Always reverse the vehicle

slowly.

• Always use your own eyes to confirm the

vehicle’s surroundings, as the displayed image

may be faint or dark, distorted, or not entirely

visible. Always check behind and all around

the vehicle visually with mirrors before

proceeding.

• The area displayed by the rear view camera is

limited. The camera does not display objects

that are close to or below the bumper,

underneath the vehicle, or objects out of the

camera’s field of view. The area displayed on

the screen may vary according to vehicle

orientation or road conditions.

• Using a rear view Camera is not enough to

completely overcome a vehicle’s blind spot.

Many preventable injuries and deaths occur in

driveways or parking lots when drivers do not

see children, pets, or others near their

vehicles. Here are a few safety tips that will

help you to avoid a back-over accident.

• Walk completely around your vehicle before

getting in. Check for kids, toys, and pets

before entering the vehicle and starting the

engine.

• Roll down your window so you will be able to

hear what is happening outside your vehicle.

• Teach children to move away from a vehicle

whenever it is started.

• Adhere to all applicable traffic laws and

motor vehicle regulations applicable to the

device.

USING CAMERA

1. As the camera is water proof construction, do

not detach, disassemble or modify in any

manner from the actual position. This will show

in correct visual information in display.

2. Don’t use camera when back door is open. If

back door is open, visual information may not

be the actual rear view of the vehicle.

3. When the camera is operated under

fluorescent lights, sodium light or mercury light

etc., illuminated areas on the lens may appear

to flicker in the display.

4. Do not attach any advertisement or styling or

any kind of stickers on top of camera. If this

happens, camera cannot provide you the

visual image.

5. Do not add any accessory, which will obstruct

camera field of view.

6. High humidity and variation in ambient

temperature may result into condensation