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Page 1 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com MOD User Manual

Page 2 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

MOD is shipped with the following:

• Micro-opticdisplayandbatterypack.This snaps into your goggles.

• AC Adapters. Two types of adapters (North American and European) are availableforchargingthebatteryonthemicro-opticdisplay.

• MicroUSBcable.Thisletsyouconnect MOD to an AC adapter or to your computer for charging.

• Bluetooth remote control. Use this to control displays.

• Gogglestrap.Thisattachestheremote control to your goggle.

• Wriststrap.Thisattachestheremotecontroltoyourwrist,jacket,backpack,orbelt.

What’sinthebox

Page 3 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

Follow these safety guidelines:

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST.Toavoiddistraction,turnoffMODbeforeyoudrive.Neverusetheremotecontrollerwhiledriving:keepyourhandsfree.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS AND AROUND MEDICAL DEVICES. Wireless devices can cause interference with medical equipment.KeepMODturnedoffaroundmedicalequipment.Followanyrestrictionspostedinhospitalsandhealthcenters.Ifyouwearapacemaker,checkwiththemanufactureron

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT. KeepMODturnedoffaroundhelicoptersoraircraft.Followanyrestrictionspostedinhelipadsand airports.

SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING.KeepMODturnedoffinareaswhereblastingisinprogress.

SWITCH BEFORE REFUELLING.KeepMODturnedoffatgasstations,refuellingareasorinareaswherefuelandvolatilechemicals such as propane are stored.

SafetyInformation

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• IfyouexperiencenauseaoreyestrainwhenusingMOD,takeabreakforseveral minutes.

• Avoid wearing eyeglasses under your goggles.

Vision Tips

Page 5 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

1. Remove the lens from the goggle frame.Seeinstructionsprovidedbythe goggle manufacturer.

2. On the frame of your goggles, remove theprotectivebadgefromtheleftside of the frame. This will reveal slots forMODtobeinserted.

3. Next,insertMODintothegoggleframe as follows: with the goggles facing you, snap the MOD micro opticsdisplayunitintotheleftinnercorneroftheframe.Next,insertthebatterypackintotherightcorner.

4. PushtheMODcableintothegroovesothatitfitstightly.

5. Ifthecableistooshort,tugitgentlyso the white stripes appear. If the cableistoolong,pushitbackin.

6. Insertthelensbackintothegoggles.Takecarenottotouchorsmudge the lens.

Follow these steps to snap MOD into your goggles. Note: only use goggles that are Recon-Ready®.Our2011ReconReady™partnersincludeUvex®,Briko®,Zeal®,andAlpina®.TolearnmoreaboutRecon-Readygoggles,goto:www.ReconReady.com

Snap MOD into goggles

Page 6 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

To charge MOD using an AC adapter:

1. AssembletheACadapterbyinsertingtheNorthAmerican or European plug. Insert the large plug of the USBcableintotheadapterport.

2. RemovetheclearplasticcapthatcoverstheMODUSBport.

3. Insert the smaller plug into MOD’s USB port. Tip: the portcovershowsatinyimageofaUSBcable.Checkthattheplug’s7Lletteringappearsontheoutsideofthe goggle.

4. Plug the adapter into a power outlet. As soon as MOD beginscharging,aredlightappearsdirectlyabovetheUSB port.

5. Aftertheredlightdisappears,disconnecttheadapter.RemovetheUSBcablefromMOD.

6. SealtheUSBportwiththeplasticcap,thentightlypushdown on the USB cover to ensure no rain, snow or ice affectstheport.

Charge up MOD

To ensure that MOD is fully charged, follow these steps using the MOD AC adapter and microUSBcable.TheMODpowerbutton(besidetheUSBport)mustbeturnedoffwhilerecharging.

Page 7 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

Charge up MOD

To charge MOD using your PC or Mac computer:

1. TurnonyourPCorMac.MakesurethecomputerisNOTinstandbymode.

2. PlugthemicroUSBcable’ssmallerendintoMOD’smicro USB port.

3. PlugtheUSBcable’slargerendintotheUSBportinyourPCorMac.AssoonasMODbeginscharging,aredlightappearsdirectlyabovetheUSBport.

4. Aftertheredlightdisappears,navigateto“safelyremove or eject the hardware” using your PC or Mac beforeyoudisconnecttheUSBcablefromMOD.Thendisconnect the adapter.

5. SealtheUSBportwiththeplasticcap,thentightlypushdown on the USB cover to ensure no rain, snow or ice affectstheport.

Ifthebatterywasdrainedaftertheunitleftthefactory,itcantakeupto3hoursforthe batterytobecomefullychargedalthoughyoucanachievean80%chargewithinanhourinoptimalconditions.

Page8 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

MOD is factory-paired (synchronized) with the remote controllershippedinthebox.

Toperforma“pair”check,follow these steps:

1. OnMOD,pressdownthepowerbuttonfor 3 seconds.

2. Ontheremotecontroller,pressanybuttonandwaitforabluelighttoflash.Thisconfirmstheremoteisconnected to MOD.

Youcanalsocheckforconnectivitybyholdingthegogglestoyoureyesandcheckingthestatusbarthatappearsonthedashboard.Theremotestatusindicatoriconontheleft-handsideshouldbeblue.

Checktheremotecontroller

Page 9 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

Toattachthewriststrap:

1. Slip either end of the Velcro strap (rough side facing out) into the remote’s handle. Tip: insert the strap at a diagonal, and either pull or push it through the handle.

2. Alignthe“V”oftheVelcrostrapwiththe edge of the controller. Push down untilyouhearaclick.

3. Stretch the strap and insert the other endoftheVelcrostraprepeatingsteps 1 and 2.

4. AttachVelcroaroundthecuffofyourgloveorjacketandpullitforasnugfit.Or,usethestraponajacketbeltorbackpack.

Attachastrap

Page 10 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

Attachastrap

Toattachthegogglestrap:

1. Slip either end of the Velcro strap (rough side facing out) into the remote’s handle. Tip: insert the strap at a diagonal, and either pull or push it through the handle.

2. Align the strap with the edge of the controller.Pushdownuntilyouhearaclick.

3. Stretch the strap aand insert the other end of the Velcro strap repeatingsteps1and2.

To remove either strap from the remote handles:

OpentheplasticendsoftheVelcrostrapusingafingernailorslimobjectsuchasanailfile.

WARNING: Avoid applying pressure to the handles of the remote controller. Velcro straps should neverbeattachedtoheavyobjectssuchasbackpacksorsnowboardcarrierbags.

Page 11 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

Follow these steps to create a free account on HQ Online. HQ Online is Recon Instruments’ online community where you can upload your stats, runs and highlights as well as compete for prizes.

Create an HQ account

1. GototheHQOnlinewebsiteat http://hqonline.reconinstruments.com

2. Clickonthesign-uphyperlink.IntheSIGNUPFORM,enterthefollowingandclickSUBMIT.

• Your name.Enteryourfirstname,analiasoranickname.

• Your email address. Enter a valid, unique email address. All accountsettingsarelinkedtoyouremail.(Ifyoudecidetocreateasecondaccount,forexample,forafamilymember,youcannot reuse the same email address.)

• A password.Enteraminimumofsixcharacters.

3. Checkyouremailforamessagefrom [email protected].

4. Activateyouraccountbyclickingthelinkforaccountactivation(on the last line of the message).

5. When the HQ Online home page appears, login using the email addressandpasswordinstep2.ALoginSuccessfulconfirmationmessage appears.

Page 12 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

ReconHQisafreeapplicationforyourPCorMacthatallowsyoutodownloadstatisticsandinformationcollectedonMODdirectlytoyourcomputer.ThisapplicationneedstobeinstalledonyourcomputertoallowyoutodownloaddatafromMOD.

Download Recon HQ

What You Need• AnInternetconnection• A PC or Mac

PC Requirements• IntelPentium4orhigherprocessor• 1GB of RAM• Screenresolutionof1024x768or

greater• USB2.0portforconnectionwith

Recon goggles• WindowsXPServicePack2orlater,

Windows Vista, or Windows 7

Mac Requirements• Intel Core Duo or higher processor• USB2.0portforconnectionwith

Recon goggles• Internetconnectionforconnection

with Google Maps• Mac OS X v10.6 or later

To download and install Recon HQ to your computer:

1. Clickthislink: www.reconinstruments.com/support/downloads

2. ClickonINSTALLNOW.

3. Followthedownloadinstructions.

ForinstructionsonhowtodownloadMOD data to your computer, see the sectionDOWNLOADINGMODDATATOYOUR COMPUTER.

Page 13 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

Whenthisscreenappears,pressanybuttonontheremoteto launch MOD.

Remotecontrollerbuttons

• Press to select an app, see a menu, orchooseanoption

• Presstoexitascreenormenu Pressrepeatedlytoexitanapp

• Presstonavigateverticalmenus,zoomorpaninmaps

• Presstonavigateverticalmenus,zoomorpaninmaps

• Press to navigate horizontal menus, zoom or pan in maps

• Press to navigate horizontal menus, zoom or pan in maps

MODQuickreference

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MODQuickreference

MOD Icons

Useiconstoaccessfunctions.Tonavigate,press or Tochooseafunction,press .Toexit,press

STATS HISTORY.Accessaccumulatedstatistics.

JUMPS.Viewairtime,distance,heightanddrop.

CHRONO HISTORY. Viewstopwatch-timedactivityrecords.

PREFERENCES. Changebrightnesslevel,time,language,and units of measure. Clear data from the display.

Statusbar1. GPS Indicator

2. Time

3. Remoteconnectionindicator

4. Batterychargeindicator

1

2

3

4

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MODQuickreference

(RED BLINKING) Searching signal

(GREENBLINKING)Partialcoverage

(GREEN SOLID) Full GPS signal

(RED SOLID) No remote found

(RED BLINKING) Searching for remote

(SOLID BLUE) Connected remote

Moreoptionshidden

Currently selected feature

DisplayoffmodeDisplayoffmodesavesthebatterywhenthedisplayisnotneeded.MODwillcontinuetorecordyourdataandstatisticswhileindisplayoffmode.Simplypressanybuttontore-activatethedisplayandcontinuewhereyouleftoff.

Turndisplayoff:

• Press on the remote controller.

• When the DISPLAY OFF screen appears, press

Turn display back on:

• Pressanybuttonontheremotecontroller.

Status Indicators

DISPLAY OFF

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Performancenotifications

MODQuickreference

3912 m

MAX km/h

3912 m

m

1200VRT

3912 m3500ALT m

3912 m3.73AIR s

Thesepopupsareautomaticallydisplayedforafewseconds:

MAX:Appearseachtimeyoutopyourmaximum speed for the day.

ALT: Appearswheneveryourmaximumaltitude increasesby500mor1500ft.

VRT:Appearswheneveryoureachaverticaldropof 500mor1500ft.

AIR: Appearseachtimeyoujumpformorethan.6seconds.

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SystemnotificationsThesepopupsareautomaticallydisplayedforafewseconds:

BatteryCritical/GracefulShutdown:Thebatteryhasalmostzerocharge.RechargeMODassoonaspossible.MOD shuts down to ensure your data is saved.

Memory Full: Assoonaspossible,performadownloadand then select DELETE AFTER DOWNLOAD. Refer to the section,DownloadingMODDatatoyourComputer.

Auto shutdownMODautomaticallyshutsdownafterahalf-hourofnomovement.

TurnMODbackon:

• PressandholddowntheMODpowerbutton.

MODQuickreference

Page18 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

MODFeaturesandfunctions

Overview

STATSHISTORY.Viewfourdashboardsshowingmetricsincluding your speed, distance.

JUMPS.Viewairtime,distance,heightanddrop.

CHRONOHISTORY.Viewstopwatch-timedactivityrecordstotrackyourprogressintrainingandtimedevents.

PREFERENCES.Changebrightnesslevel,time,language,andunits of measure. Clear data from the display.

RECOMOD®offerscomprehensiveperformance-monitoringandcondition-monitoringthatincorporatesGPStechnologyandsensorintegrationtoprovideapowerfulworkoutandtrainingtoolforalpineactivities.

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MODFeaturesandfunctions

SPEED. MOD displays your speed as a dial and as digits. The dial turns red at high speeds to warn you to slow down.

ALT.MODdisplaysthedistanceabovesea-levelcalculatedautomaticallyusingGPSdata.NOTE:Thisvaluerequiresastrong GPS signal.

VRT.MODdisplaysthetotalverticaldistance(descent)recorded since the start of the day. MOD records your ascentwhetheryoutravelledbygondola,chairlift,oronsnowboard.

TMP. MOD displays the current temperature.

DST. MOD displays the total distance travelled across land (up, down and sideways) during the current session.

DashboardKeeptrackofthemostimportantmetricsincludingyourspeedanddistanceaswellasgeoconditionsimportanttobackcountryactivities.Choosefromfourdashboardstyles:

IMPORTANTNOTE:ThefirsttimeyouuseMOD,valuesinthedashboardwillbeatzeroexceptfortemperatureandaltitude(elevationabovesealevel).WhileMODacquiresGPSdata,dashescanappear.Headtoanopenareaandwaitfiveminutes.

2473 m

3912 m

TMP

8539 m

To navigate. Press tonavigatetothedashboardyouwant.

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MODFeaturesandfunctions

StopwatchUsethestopwatchforclockinganytimedactivity.

• Tostartthetimer.Press inanydashboard.Digitschangecolour from grey to yellow.

• Tostopthetimer.Press .ThistimeissavedinarecordinCHRONO HISTORY.

• Tocleartimeddataandresetthecountertozero.Press. This resets the displayed counter to zero.

8539 m8539 m

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MODFeaturesandfunctions

Clockatimedactivity(jog,cycle,skiorboard)

1. Startmovinginanopenareaunobstructedbytrees,polesorcliffs.

2. Watchdialbarslightupandchangecolourasyouincreasespeed.

Clockatimedactivity(jog,cycle,skiorboard)

1. Press to start the stopwatch.

2. Press tostop.Checkchronodatainyellow.

Trackairtime.Tossyourgoggles.

1. Press untilyouseeLASTJUMP.

2. Review your jump stats.

3. Press toexitCHRONOHISTORY

2473 m

8539 m8539 m

Air TimeDistanceHeightDrop

LAST JUMP #31

TestthedashboardFollowthesestepstogetfamiliarnavigatingandusingtheremotecontroller.

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Chrono

Usethisfunctiontoreviewstopwatchdata.Allstopwatchrecordsaresavedhere.AccessCHRONOHISTORYfromtheiconmenutoviewandmanagetimedactivitydata.Thisviewshowsnodata.Untilyoustartusingthestopwatch,nohistorywillappearhere.Recordsappearinchronoorder.Eachrecordshowsauniquenumberforeasyreference.

TofindandselectCHRONOHISTORY:

• Press untilthestopwatchiconishighlighted.Press to select CHRONO HISTORY.

• Press to see lists of saved records

Toselect,flagordeleterecords:

• Press toselectarecordforflaggingordeletion.FlaggingarecordwillhighlightitinReconHQsoftwareafteryoudownloaddata.Deletingarunwilldeleteitfrom MOD memory and from CHRONO HISTORY.

• Press and tonavigatebetweenDeleteand Flag. Press when Delete or Flag is highlighted.

LAST RECORD

0:06:34.72

CHRONO HISTORY

14 15 16 17

0:06:34.430:07:21.160:06:46.320:06:34.43

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Stats history

TofindandselectSTATSHISTORY:

Press untilSTATSHISTORYisdisplayed.Press to select it. Press and tonavigatebetweenthesefourdisplays.

STATS HISTORY show these highlights:

• LASTRUN:MODidentifiesyourcurrent(latest)run.

• MaxSpeed:MODdisplaysthetopspeedyou’veachievedduringthe last run.

• Vertical:MODdisplaysthetotalaccumulateddistancetravelledverticallydownwardsduringthelastrun.

• Distance: Total Distance Travelled across land (Up, down, and sideways) during the last run.

STATS HISTORYLAST RUNMax SpeedVerticalDistance

107#7

736 m2105 m

ChooseSTATSHISTORYtoseefourpagesofstatisticsincludingperformancestats(maximums,minimums,averages,andtotals),distances,elevations,andmountainconditions.

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Stats history

PERFORMANCESTATSshowmilestonesforspeeds,activitylength,andairtime:

• Max Speed: MOD displays the top speed for the day or since you last reset your stats.

• AvgSpeed:MOD displays the average speed recorded for the day or since you last reset your stats.

• Long:MODdisplaysthelongesttimedactivityrecordedinChrono/Stopwatchduringthedayorsinceyoulastresetyour stats.

• Short: MODdisplaystheshortesttimedactivityrecordedinChrono/Stopwatchduringthedayorsinceyoulastresetyour stats.

• Last Air: MODdisplaysyourlatestjump’sairtime.

• Max Air:MODdisplaysthehighestairtimerecordedthedayor since you last reset your stats.

87 Km/h34 Km/h

Max Speed Avg Speed Long Short Last AirMax Air

2:46.534:18.20

1.33 s1.52 s

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Stats history

2053 m2721 m1647 m13 Runs

3214 m

Current MaxTotal

Total

ELEVATIONSTATSshowyouraltitude,downwarddistancesandtotal distances.

• CurrentAltitude:MODdisplaysthecurrentaltitude.Thisisupdated every 30 seconds.

• MaximumAltitude:MODdisplaysthehighestaltitudefortheday or since you last reset your stats.

• TotalVerticalDistanceTravelled:MODdisplaysthetotalverticaldistanceaccumulatedduringthedayorsinceyoulastreset your stats.

• TotalVerticalRuns:MODdisplaysthetotalverticalrunsaccumulatedbeforetravellingupwards(onalift)duringtheday or since you last reset your stats.

• Total Distance Travelled: MOD displays the total accumulated distance travelled (including ramps, paths, magic carpets, parkinglots)duringthedayorsinceyoulastresetyourstats.

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Stats history

Min

32 18.385122 36.875

N W CurrentMax

- 2 C

-11 C 5 C

MOUNTAIN STATS show GPS coordinates and temperature stats.

• CurrentLatitude/Longitude:MODdisplaysyourcurrentcoordinates(latitudinalandlongitudinal)usingGPSdata.

• Current Temperature: MOD displays an updated temperature every 30 seconds.

• MaximumTemperature:MODdisplaysthehighesttemperature for the day or since you last reset your stats.

• Minimum Temperature: MOD displays the lowest temperature for the day or since you last reset your stats.

Page 27 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

JUMPSTATStracksyourairtime,verticalandhorizontaldistancesanddropsusinginertialsensors(GPS,Altimeter,andAccelerometer).MODautomaticallykeepstrackofjumps,slides,drops or moves where you are in the air for at least 0.6 seconds whetheryouareonskis,onaboard,kite,blades,oronabike.

• Press to navigate to JUMP STATS. Press to select it.

• Press toswitchbetweenLASTJUMPandBESTJUMPstats.

JUMP STATS

Air Time: MOD measures (in seconds) the moment you are no longertouchingthegrounduntilimpact.

Distance: MOD displays your horizontal distance travelled while you areairborne.

Height:MODdisplaysyourverticaldistancebetweentakeoffandthe highest point of the jump.

Drop:MODdisplaysyourverticaldistancebetweenthehighestpoint of the jump and the landing.

BEST JUMP:Thisisyourbestjumpoftheday(basedonmaximumairtime).

Jump stats

Air TimeDistanceHeightDrop

LAST JUMP #31

Page28 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

MODdisplaysfourpreferencesmenuoptionstochoosefrom:Brightness, Set Time, Reset Stats, and Set Units. Press tonavigatebetweenthem.

How to access PREFERENCES:

• Press toaccesstheiconbar.Press repeatedly untilPREFERENCESisdisplayed.

• Press to select PREFERENCES. Press to navigate betweenBrightness,SetTime,ResetStats,andSetUnits.

Preferences

Day 8Begin 10.26 AMFW version 2.0

PREFERENCES

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Set BrightnessMODhasthreebrightnesssettings:3fordirectsunlight,2forovercastconditions,and1fordarkareasornightskiing.Bydefault,MODissettomaximumbrightness(3).

Theredtriangleshowsthecurrentsetting.

Howtosetbrightness:

1. Press to select Brightness.

2. Press tonavigatetothesettingyouwant.

3. Press toconfirmyourselection.Press toexit.

Preferences

BrightnessSet TimeSet UnitsSet Language

Medium Brightness

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Settime• Usethisfunctiontosettheclockforthetimezone

youarein.AlthoughMODsetstheclocktoGreenwichMeanTime(GMT)assoonasitlocksonasignal;theclockisNOTadjustedfortimezones.

• Youcanalsoswitchbetween12-houror24-hourtimemodes.

Tosettime:

1. Press to navigate to Set Time. Press to select it.

2. Press to navigate to the hour or to the minutes.

3. Press and to adjust the hour or minutes. Press to save.

4. Tochangetimemode,press to reach 24HR. Press and toswitchbetween12HRand24HRtimemodes.

5. Press to save. Press toexit.

Preferences

BrightnessSet TimeSet UnitsSet Language

12HR

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Set unitsTo switch from metric to Imperial units (or vice versa):

1. Press to navigate to Set Units.

2. Press to select Set Units.

3. Press and totogglebetweenUS/ImperialandMetric.

4. Press to select. Press toexit.

Preferences

MetricUS / Imperial

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Set LanguageTo switch from English to French:

1. Press to navigate to Set Language. Press to select it.

2. Press and totogglebetweenFrenchandEnglish.

3. Press to select. Press toexit.

Preferences

BrightnessSet TimeSet UnitsSet Language

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Reset StatsResettingclearsdisplayedstatsincludingLastRun,Performance,Elevation,MountainstatsandJumpsandChronorecords.Notethatareset does not wipe the data stored in MOD.

NOTE:WheneverMODisturnedoffforsixormorehours,itperformsanautomaticreset.

To reset your stats:

1. Press to navigate to Reset Stats. Press to select it.

2. Press and to select YES.

Press to select NO. Press toexit.

Preferences

Reset Stats

Save and reset stats?

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Downloading MOD data to your computer

To download data from MOD:

1. TurnMODoffbyholdingdownthepowerbuttonfor2seconds.

2. AttachtheUSBcableshippedwithMODLivetoyourcomputerandtoMOD.PlugthemicroUSBcable’ssmaller end into the micro USB port located under the protectivecoverontherightsideofthegoggles.PlugtheUSBcable’slargerendintotheUSBportinyourPCor Mac.

Tip:IfyourcomputerdoesnotrecognizeMODtryreinsertingtheUSBcable.

NOTE: Recon HQ must be installed on your Mac or PC.

3. ClickDOWNLOADwhenthepromptDOWNLOADTRIPSFROM GOGGLE appears.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Never disconnect while data is beingtransferredfromMODtoyourPCorMac.

4. Afteryoudownload,besuretoreplacetheplasticcapon MOD’s USB port cover to ensure no water, snow or ice damages the port.

PerformadownloadtoReconHQsoftwaretoshareMODstatsandhighlightsonHQOnline.ToclearspaceonMOD,downloaddataaftereveryfivedaysofuse.TIP:Ifyourbatteryhasbeendrainingquickly,performadownloadtoensurenodataislost.

Page 35 MOD User Manual | January 2012 | © 2012 Recon Instruments Inc | All rights reserved | www.reconinstruments.com

Viewing MOD DataRecon HQ overlays run data collected from MOD onto Google mapimagessoyoucanplayback,store,andre-liveyourMODactivity.UseReconHQtologallactivitythroughoutthecourseoftheseasonsoyoucanidentifyperformancehighlights,rememberyourfavouritetracks,trailsandruns.

Sharing MOD DataAfteryoudownloadyourMODdata,youcanuploadthebestmomentstoHQOnlineaswellasFacebookandTwitter.

MOD data

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MODTroubleshootingFAQYoucanquicklyfindsolutionsbyfollowing stepsandadviceinthissection.MOD DISPLAY

Why is my displayblank?

This happens when you leave your goggles stored in a very cold location(outdoorsovernight,inthetrunkofavehicle).

Stepstotake:

1. WarmupMOD(withthepowerturnedoff)foratleasttenminutes. Move indoors.

2. If the display doesn’t appear when you turn the power on, charge uptheMODbatteryforanhourusingtheReconACadapter.

3. Iftheproblempersists,contactReconSupportat [email protected]

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• SearchforSupportFAQsathttp://support.reconinstruments.com

Why does the display lookedwashedout?

Thisproblemistemporary,andithappensafteryouleavethegogglesare out in the sun. Direct sunlight reacts with the liquid crystal display. Stepstotake:

1. Moveyourgogglesintotheshade,orcoverthemuntilthebrightnessandcoloursreturntonormal.

2. Iftheproblempersists,contactReconSupportat [email protected]

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MODTroubleshootingFAQ

Why is the display hardtoread?

MOD DISPLAY

MOD’sdefaultbrightnesssettingisn’tforindooruse,nightskiingordarkenvironments.UsethePreferencesmenutochangethebrightnesssetting.MODwillcontinuerecordingevenwhenthedisplayisturnedoff.

Why can’t I see the edgeofthedisplay?

Youneedtoadjusttheheadofthemicro-opticdisplayinthelowerright-handcornerofthegoggleframe.Tiltorrotateit.Ortightenthestrap of your goggle.

Why is my display solidredorgreen?

MODhasalooseorbrokenconnection.Itcanhappenafterabadcrash that damages MOD components.

Steps to take:

1. HolddownthePowerbutton,waitafewminutes,andthenpressthisbuttonagain.

2. Try recharging MOD.

3. Ifthisdoesnotwork,contactReconSupport.

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MOD DISPLAY

MODTroubleshootingFAQ

Why does my display showaredicon?

ArediconmeansthereisnoconnectionbetweenMODandtheremote controller. Whenever the remote controller is more than ten feetawayfromMOD,theconnectionislost.IfyouareusingMODwithadifferentremotecontroller,arediconmeansthatMODisn’tpaired with the remote.

Stepstotake:

1. BringMODintocloseproximitytotheremotecontroller. Pressanybuttonontheremotecontrollerandwaitfortheicontoturnblue.

2. Trytore-pairtheremotecontroller.SeetheinstructionsinPairing a Remote Controller later in this guide.

Why does my display show the RECON

logo instead of the dashboard?

ThishappenswhenyouturnMODbackonafteritispoweredoff.Waitafewsecondsforthedashboardtoappear,orrestartMOD.

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MODTroubleshootingFAQ

IMPORTANTNOTE:MODcanlosedataorloseitsconnectiontotheremotecontrollerduetoelectromagneticinterference.Sourcesofinterference include transmission towers, two-way radios, wireless devices,industrialdevicesoperatingonRFfrequencyaswellasmotionsensors,remotecontrols,andmicrowaveovens.stepsandadviceinthissection.

Why is the speed valuewrong?

MOD uses GPS technology to determine speed. When you turn on MOD, you need to wait ten minutes for it to acquire satellite data.

GPStechnologyworksbestinopenspaceswitha360degreeviewoftheskywhichgivesaccesstoatleastthreesatellites.Beinginavalley,besideatree,buildingorrockfacecanblockMODfromgettingGPScoverage. AvoidusingMODinsidebuildingsandgondolasornearsolidobstructionssuchastreesandrockfacescaninterruptGPScoverageandcauseincorrectdatatoappear.

Stepstotake:

1. Changelocation.Movetoanopenlocationwithaclearviewofthesky.Ifyouareinavalleyorgulley,movetohigherground.

2. Wait for the GPS indicator icon to show two or three green signals.

3. Ifchanginglocationdoesnothelp,restartMODbyturningthepoweroffandonagain.

4. If you can’t get a GPS signal, contact Recon Support.

MOD DATA

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MOD DATA

MODTroubleshootingFAQ

Why does the speedometer show

“--”insteadofnumbers?

WhileMODiswaitingforaGPSsignal,thedashboardspeedometerdisplays“--”untilitcancalculateavalidspeedfromGPSdata.

Steps to take:

1. Changelocation.Movetoanopenlocationwithaclearviewofthesky.Ifyouareinavalleyorgulley,movetohigherground.

2. Wait a few minutes for the GPS indicator icon to show two or three green signals.

3. RestartMODbyturningthepoweroffandonagain.

4. Iftheproblemcontinues,contactwww.reconinstruments.com/support for support

Why is the altitudewrong?

MODcalculatesaltitudeusingacombinationofairpressure and GPS data.

When MOD is not moving, data from the air pressure sensor is changedtomatchtheGPSreading.Stormsaffectairpressure,causingthealtitudetodecrease.Inclearweather,altitudedatawillincrease.

Steps to take:

1. Ifyouhavebeensittingorstandinginanopenareaformorethanahalfhour,turnMODoffandon.

2. Waittenminutes,andturnMODbackon.

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MOD DATA

MODTroubleshootingFAQ

Why are my statisticswrong?

MODusesGPStechnologytodeterminestatistics.YourlocationaffectstheGPScoverage,forexample,beinginavalley,besideatree,buildingorrockface.

Steps to take:

1. Changelocation.Movetoanopenlocationwithaclearviewofthesky.Ifyouareinavalleyorgulley,movetohigherground.

2. Wait for the GPS indicator icon to show two or three green signals.

3. Ifchanginglocationdoesnothelp,restartMODbyturningthepoweroffandonagain.

4. Ifyourstatisticsarestillincorrect,resetthemusingthePreferences menu.

Whydoestheclockshowthewrongtime?

IfthisisthefirsttimeyouareusingMOD,theclockwillshowGreenwichTime.Youneedtosettheclockforyourowntimezone.

MODshutsofftheclockwhenthebatterylevelisalmostdrained.

Toresetthetime,seePreferencessectionearlierinthisguide.

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MOD DATA

MODTroubleshootingFAQ

Why is the temperaturewrong?

MOD’stemperaturesensortakessometimetoadjusttotheambientair temperature. The thermometer is located inside the wireless remote.IfyouarewearingMODinsideapocketorjacket,thetemperaturewillbehigherthanyoursurroundings.

Steps to take:

1. Weartheremoteonyourwrist,goggleoutsideyourjacketinsteadofkeepinginaninsidepocket.

2. Wait a few minutes for MOD’s temperature sensor to adjust.

Why can’t I get the stopwatchtostart?

Try to reset the stopwatch.

Steps to take:

1. Press once.Thetimerissetto0:00:00andthenumbersturn grey.

2. To start the counter, press again.Thetimerstartscountingandthenumbersturnyellow.

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MOD BATTERY

MODTroubleshootingFAQ

Why can’t I get afullcharge?

Steps to take:

• CheckthatyouareusingtheReconACadapterandUSBcableincludedintheMODbox.CheckthattheACcablesaysReconInstruments.

• TurnMODoffbeforeyourecharge.

• TurnonyourPCorMac;makesureitisnotinstandbymode.CheckthattheportonyourPCorMacisaUSB2.0port (notakeyboardport).

• Duringrecharging,checkthattheredlightabovetheUSBportappears.ThisshowsthatMODisstillcharging.

Whydoesmybatterydrainsoquickly?

Extremelylowtemperaturescanaccountforaquickdrain.

At-10°C(14°F),afullychargedbatterylastsbetween6to8hours.

Ifthetemperaturedipsbelow-20°C(-4°F),thechargewon’tlast as long.

Tipstoprolongbatterylife:

• AvoidusingMODattemperaturesbelow-20°C(-4°F).

• TurnoffthepowerwhenyouarenotusingMOD.

• Use the DISPLAY OFF feature when you are not using MOD.

• Turnthebrightnessdownto1or2.

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MOD BATTERY

SUPPORT

MODTroubleshootingFAQ

Why won’t my PC or Mac recognize MOD

when I try to charge it ortransferdata?

Stepstotake:

1. ChecktheportyouareusingonyourPCorMac.You must use the USB2.0port(notakeyboardport).

2. CheckthattheUSBcableconnectionistight.Unplugitandthenplugitbackin.

3. UnplugMODfromyourPCorMac,turnthepoweroff,waitafewseconds, and then turn the power on. Then try plugging the USB cableinagain.

How to contact Recon forassistance?

• Email Recon Instruments [email protected]

• Search for Support FAQs at http://support.reconinstruments.com

WhenyoucontactReconforassistance,youneedtoprovidethefollowinginformation:

• MODfirmwareversionnumber. Go to Preferences andselectSettings.

• MOD serial number.SeethewhitestickeronthebackoftheMODbatterypack.

• Operatingsystem

• HQsoftwareversion

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STORAGE AND TRAVELLING

TIPS

CLEANING TIPS

MOD Care

Handle MOD with the same care as a smartphone, iPod, or MP3 player.

• MakesurethatMODispoweredoff.

• PackMODinaseparatecompartmentawayfromsharpor hardobjects.DonotplaceitemsdirectlyontopofMOD.

• Avoid leaving MOD in direct sunlight.

• AvoidleavingMODinsubzerotemperatures.

• Keep MOD out of water.

• Store MOD and its accessories away from the reach of small children.

• Useadelicatetooltoclearawayiceanddebrisfromtheremotecontrollerbuttons.

• Avoidtouchingtheopticlens.

• Alwaysuseasoftcleaningclothorlenscloth.

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Battery

Batterycare Yourbatteryisdesignedtolastuptothreeyears.Followthesetipsonbatterycare:

• Neverrechargethebatteryintemperaturesbelow0°Corabove40°C.

• AllowenoughtimeforMODtowarmupandreachambientroomtemperaturebeforeyourecharge.

• NeveruseadifferentACadapterandUSBcablethanwhatwas shipped with MOD.

• UseDISPLAYOFFmodewhenyouaren’tcheckinglookingatthedashboardorstats.

Recharging thebattery

NOTE:Wheneverthebatterywarningpopupappears,yourunitwillbeautomaticallyshutdownunlessyourechargeitimmediately.

Rechargethebatteryimmediatelytoavoidlosingdata.Thebatterymustberechargedwithintendays.

BeforeYouStart

• UsetheReconACadapterandUSBcableincludedintheMODbox.CheckthattheACcablesaysReconInstruments.

• CheckthattheportonyourPCorMacisaUSB2.0port(notakeyboardport).

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Battery

TochargeusingaPCorMac:

1. Makesureyourcomputeristurnedon,andnotinstand-bymode.

2. MakesureMODisturnedoff.IfMODison,holddowntheMODpowerbuttonfor2seconds.ConnecttheUSBcableshipped with MOD. Plug the micro USB cable’ssmallerendintothemicroUSBportlocatedundertheprotectivecoveron the right side of the goggles. Plug the USBcable’slargerendintotheUSBportin your PC or Mac. Tip: If your computer doesnotrecognizeMOD,tryreinsertingtheUSBcable.

3. CheckthataredlightabovetheUSBport appears. This shows that MOD is charging.TheredUSBportlightturnsoffwhen MOD is charged.

Tochargeusingapoweroutlet:

1. ConnecttheUSBcableshippedwithMOD.PlugthemicroUSBcable’ssmallerend into the micro USB port located undertheprotectivecoverontherightside of the goggles

2. PlugtheUSBcable’slargerendintoeither the North American or European AC adapter shipped with your unit.

3. Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet.

4. CheckthataredlightabovetheUSBport appears. This shows that MOD is charging.KeepcharginguntiltheredUSBportlightturnsoff(whichindicatesMODis fully charged).

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Remote

ReplacingtheremotebatteryTheremotecontrollerusesasingle3-voltCR2032battery.Replace it every 3 years.

Toreplacethebattery:

1. Usingacoinorflatheadscrewdriver,turncounterclockwiseuntilyoureachtheunlocksymbol.

2. Removethebackcover.

3. Insertareplacementbattery.

4. Replacethebackcover.

5. Usingacoinorflatheadscrewdriver,turnthecoverclockwiseuntilthearrowalignswiththeclosedlocksymbol.

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Remote

CheckingwhichremoteispairedPresstheleftorrightbuttonontheremote.CheckMOD’sdisplay to see if it responds. Note that the remote controller statusindicatorshouldbeblue.

Unpairing a remote controllerFollow these steps when you intend to use your remote controllerwithadifferentRECONproductoryouarereturningthe MOD unit or the remote.

To unpair the remote:

1. HolddowntheMODpowerbuttonfor3seconds.

2. Presstherightandleftarrowbuttonsontheremotesimultaneouslyuntiltheremote’sorangelightflashes.

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Remote

Pairing a remote controllerFollow these steps when you unpaired a remote controller bymistake,performedafactoryreset,boughtorborrowedareplacement MOD or MOD Live unit.

To pair the remote controller with MOD:

1. Lookonthebackoftheremotecontrollerfortheserialnumberprintedonawhitelabel.NotetheIDnumber.

2. IfMODisturnedon,turnoffthepowerbutton,waitforafewseconds,andthenturnthepowerbuttonbackon.WaitfortheprompttopresstheMODpowerbutton.ThispromptmayshowoneormoreremoteIDnumbers.

3. PresstheMODpowerbuttontonavigatetotheremoteIDthat corresponds to your remote controller. Each press of thepowerbuttonwilltakeyoudowntothenextIDonthelist.

4. Waitforthecountertoreach0,andthenpressanybuttonon the remote.

5. Waitforabluelighttoflashontheremote.

6. Checkthattheremoteispairedbylookingatthestatusbar.Theremoteconnectionindicatoriconshouldturnblue.

Itcantake10secondsfortheremoteindicatortoturnblue.

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Regulatory Compliance

FCCComplianceClassBDigitalDevice

Thisequipmenthasbeentestedandfound 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 reasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance withtheinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However,there is no guarantee that interference will not occurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoes cause harmful interference to radio or televisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyone or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiveris connected.

• Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnician for help.

Changesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecouldvoidthe user’s authority to operate the equipment.

FCCDeclarationofConformity

MOD(FCCID:ZW5006)andRecon-ReadyRemote(ZW5001)complywithFCCstandardCRF47Part15subpartBandsubpartC–section15.249.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesiredoperation.

Industry Canada Compliance

MODandRecon-ReadyRemotewerecertifiedwithICnumbers9717A-006and9717A-001,respectively.

These devices comply with Industry Canada licence-exemptRSSstandard(s).Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may causeundesiredoperationofthedevice.

Cet appareil est conforme avec les normes de l’Industrie Canada-sans les standards RSS (s). L’utilisationestsoumiseauxdeuxconditionssuivantes: (1) cet appareil ne peut pas provoquer d’interférences et (2) cet appareil doit accepter toute interférence, y compris les interférences qui peuventcauserunmauvaisfonctionnementdel’appareil.

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TechnicalSpecifications

Processing

• ARM® 9 core 96MHz

Sensing

• GlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)Receiver

• Single-axisGyroscope

• Tri-axialAccelerometer

• Temperature sensor

• Barometric pressure sensor

Capacity

• Memory: 3.5 MB

• 4 days of recording

GPSReceiver

• 65-Channel Ultra Low Power GPS IC

• Cold start of 2-3 minutes in typical outdoor environment

• Multipathdetectionandsuppression

PortsandConnectivity

• Micro-USB 2.0 (5-pin) port for data transfer and charging

• Bluetooth® Low Energy (BTLE) wireless user interface remote control

System Requirements

• WindowsPC:IntelPentium4orhigher,Windows XP, Vista, 7 or higher

• Mac: Intel Core Duo or higher, Mac OS X v10.6 or later

Languages

• English

• French

EnvironmentalConsiderations

• RoHS compliant

• Brominatedflame-retardant-free

• Mercury-free

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TechnicalSpecifications

Environment/Mechanical

• Weight of the unit ~65 Grams (~2.3oz)

• Storage Temperature range -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)

• OperatingTemperaturerange -20°Cto30°C(-4°Fto86°F)

• Vibrationresistance 4.4grms5Hzto2000Hz

• Shock/dropresistance 40g,15-23ms,½sine(1mverticaldrop)

• Enclosure Water Resistant enclosure, IP65

Power requirements

• Primarysupplyvoltage 3.7LithiumPolymerRechargeable

• ChargeTime 1hourfastchargeto80%capacity,3hourstofull

• Batterysizeandlife 1200mAHr/6Hours

DisplayandVirtualImage

• Displayresolution WQVGA-428X240

• Display Type LCD Microdisplay

• Virtual image size 11 ” Diagonal from 5 feet away

• Diagonal FOV 10°

• Color Depth 16 Bit

• Brightness&Contrastcontrol 4modebrightness,withvideochainsleepmode

• MaxHorizontalfieldofview 8°VerticalFOV:6°HorizontalFOV

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WarrantyinformationLIMITED WARRANTY FOR RECON PRODUCTSThesetermsandconditionsapplytoYourpurchaseoftheGPS-enabledmodule(the“Product”)marketedbyReconInstrumentsInc.(“Recon”).Anyreferencebelowtotheterm“You”referstotheoriginalbuyerofanyProduct.

1. StatutoryWarranties. This LimitedWarranty sets out Recon’s responsibilities as to theProduct. Nothing in thisLimitedWarrantyaffectsanyrightsYoumayhaveasaconsumerunderapplicablelawsthatcannotbedisclaimedor waived, and does not disclaim any statutory or implied rights that Recon cannot disclaim. The laws of certain jurisdictionsorstatesmaystatethatthemanufacturermaynotexcludeorlimitaspectsofitsliabilitytotheconsumer,and,insuchcircumstances,theexclusionsandlimitationsofliabilityinthisLimitedWarrantywillonlyapplytoyoutotheextentpermittedunderapplicablelaws.

2. Warranty Terms. a. ReconwarrantstoYouthattheProductwillbefreefromdefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipundernormalusefortwo(2)yearfromtheoriginaldateofpurchasebyYou(the“Warranty Period”). The Limited Warranty is not transferablebyYou.AllsubsequentpurchasersacquiretheProduct“asis”withoutbenefitofthisLimitedWarranty.WhereYoupurchasedtheProductfromRecon’swebsiteorotheronlinevendorsthedateofpurchaseisthedateofthepurchaseinvoiceissuedtoYoubyReconorsuchonlinevendorsbyemail.WhereyoupurchasedtheProductfromanauthorizedresellerataphysicallocation,thedateofpurchaseisthedateoftheinvoiceissuedtoyouatthephysicallocation.

b. IntheeventRecondeterminesthattheProductisdefective,Reconmayinitsabsoluteandsolediscretion:i. repairthedefectivepartoftheProductfreeofchargewithneworrefurbishedparts;ii. replacethedefectiveProductwithacomparableneworrefurbishedproduct;oriii. in the event that Recon is unable to repair or replace the Product as provided under (i) or (ii), pay aproportionaterefundofthepurchasepriceYoupaidfortheProduct.

c. WheretheProduct is repairedorreplacedduringtheWarrantyPeriod,exceptasotherwiseprohibitedbyapplicablelaws,thewarrantyfortherepairedorreplacedProduct,asapplicable,willexpireupontheexpirationoftheoriginalWarrantyPeriod.AnywarrantyserviceorsupportunderthisLimitedWarrantyisconditioneduponYourreturnoftheProducttoReconoritsauthorizedserviceprovider.WheretherehasbeenareplacementoftheProduct,theProductoritsparts,asprovidedpursuanttotheLimitedWarranty,becomesYourpropertyandtheProductbeingreplacedbecomesRecon’sproperty.Wherethereisarefund,YouwillreturntheProducttoReconandsuchProductbecomesRecon’sproperty.

3. Exclusions. The Limited Warranty does not apply:a. tonormalwearandtear;b. iftheProductoranyitspartsisopened,disassembled,orrepairedbysomeonenotauthorizedbyRecon;c. iftheProductwasnotpurchasedfromReconoritsauthorizedretailersaslistedonRecon’swebsite,assuchlistmaybeamendedfromtimetotimebyRecon;

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d. todamagescausedbymisuse,moistureorliquids,proximityorexposuretoheat,accident,abuse,neglect,misapplication,Yourfailuretoabidebytheuse,safety,andmaintenanceinstructionscontainedinthepackagingoftheProduct,including,withoutlimitation,afailuretofollowsuchinstructionsregardinguseoftheProductwithanyotherequipment,peripherals,oraccessories(e.g.goggles)authorizedbyRecontobeusedwiththeProduct,orrepairsormodificationsmadebyanyoneotherthanReconoritsauthorizedserviceproviders;

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4. ReturningtheProduct.ReconistheproviderofthisLimitedWarranty.Recon’swarrantycontactinformationcanbefound at www.reconinstruments.com. You may need to provide a proof of purchase of the Product, in the form of thepurchaseinvoicesenttoYoubyReconoraninvoicefromanauthorizedreselleroftheProduct,toevidencethatYou are the original purchaser of the Product. In the event You return the Product to Recon outside of the Warranty Period, Recon’s standard repair terms and charges may apply. Recon may limit the Limited Warranty to the country whereReconoritsresellersoldtheProducttoYou.Youmayberesponsibleforshipping,handling,orothercostsifYou request warranty services not in the country of original purchase.

5. DataRecovery.YouacknowledgeandagreethatReconwillnotberesponsibleforanydata,software,application,orinformationthatmaybedamaged,lost,ordestroyedduringthecourseofevaluating,repairing,orreplacingtheProduct.ThisLimitedWarrantyalsodoesnotcoverbackup,recovery,andreinstallationofYourdataontheProduct.

6. ExclusiveRemedies.RepairorreplacementoftheProductasprovidedforinthisLimitedWarrantyistheexclusiveremedyprovidedtoYouunderthisLimitedWarranty.Totheextentpermittedbyapplicablelaws,thisLimitedWarrantyisinlieuofallotherwarrantiesorconditions,expressorimplied.EXCEPTASSETOUTINTHISLIMITEDWARRANTYAND AS PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAWS, RECON SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ALL REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, ENDORSEMENTS, AND CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES OF TITLE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT AND ANY IMPLIED REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS OF FITNESS FOR A PURPOSE, MERCHANTABILITY, MERCHANTABLE QUALITY, SATISFACTORY QUALITY,

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WarrantyinformationDURABILITY, OR ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. SOME JURISDICTIONS OR STATES DO NOT ALLOW EXCLUSIONS OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, AND SO THE LIMITATION IN THIS SECTION 6 MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. YOU MAY HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE OR JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION.

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