The helmet display and the jammers are switched on and off independently of
each other.
1 Switching the helmet display ON and OFF
The VizAlert V2’s battery pack has a sliding ON/OFF switch.
All 6 LEDs will flash once, at the same time, to confirm it is switched on.
Automatic shut-down - If you forget to switch the VizAlert display off, it will
automatically shut itself down 10 minutes after the jammer control box stops
transmitting, to conserve battery power. All 6 LEDs will flash twice to confirm it
is switching itself off automatically.
When you next use the system after an automatic shut down, you must first
move the battery switch on the VizAlert display to the OFF position, then
turn it back ON again as normal.
2 Switching the jammers ON and OFF
Your jammers will power up when you start the engine.
You can confirm they are switched on by checking the Status LED. If this is not
lit up, turn the system on at the handlebar kill switch.
When the jammers power up, the LASERnode transmitter inside the wireless
control box will begin transmitting to the VizAlert V2 display.
All the LED's will
flash in a circular sequence to confirm that the wireless link is established
and that the two parts of the system are “talking” to each other.
You can turn the system off at any time using the handlebar kill switch. Also,
when you switch off your engine, power to the jammer system is automatically
cut off, so you won’t get a flat battery.
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Two CR2032 batteries are already installed and should last more than 60 hours of normal
operation. Replacement CR2032 3V batteries are available at all good battery stockists.
RETAINING CLIP
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LED Display
The mounting location is a matter of personal
choice. It can be held securely in place by
your helmet’s cheek padding, so that it
does not move during use.
To begin with, we recommend fitting it as
far towards the front of the view port as
possible (position A), but it must never
interfere with your forward vision.
As you become familiar with using the
product, you may prefer to move it more
towards the side of your helmet, in your
peripheral vision (position B).
The warning lights are very directional, so
care must be taken to ensure that the raised
“bubbles” point directly towards your eye, other-
wise you may miss some alerts.
TIP: Use a mirror to
see where the warning beams are hitting your face and adjust their aim, if necessary
.
Receiver
The receiver can be easily tucked behind the comfort liner or even slipped underneath the
base gasket, and secured with Velcro, if required.
Battery Pack
Secure the battery pack with Velcro, in a convenient location for access to the ON/OFF
switch.
The battery pack is not waterproof so must be positioned inside the helmet.
Cruiser / Open Face / Shorty Helmets
The VizAlert V2 is designed for full-face helmets. For Cruiser style
helmets, we recommend replacing the VizAlert V2 display with the VizAlert
Classic display (see page 11). Its receiver / battery is 100% waterproof
and designed for mounting on the
outside
of helmets.
1
Remove the four screws that secure the battery cover and
extract the battery holder from the casing.
2
Insert a nail file, screwdriver or similar object at the opposite
end of the battery to the retaining clip. Gently prise the battery out.
3
Insert 2 x CR2032 3V button cell batteries with the positive
side facing upwards. The batteries securely click into position.
4
Replace battery holder inside casing and re-tighten screws.
A
B
