Skully FENIX AR, User Manual

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The Heads-Up Display (HUD) provides a rearview camera, blindspot detection, GPS navigation,
and other information.
Please take time to familiarize yourself with the HUD and blindspot camera before riding your
motorcycle. Using the HUD and Blindspot camera will be a new experience and you should be
comfortable with it before riding. The rearview camera utilizes a wide-angle lens; riding with a
passenger somewhat limits the full rear view, but doesn’t inhibit its use.
You must familiarize yourself with the features and operations of the Fenix AR prior to use. We
recommend the following steps:
1. In an outdoor environment, secure helmet to your head and power on the Fenix AR
helmet.
2. While standing, look at the HUD and notice rear view camera display and blind spot
capabilities.
3. Walk around the outside perimeter and occasionally glance at the HUD. Take note that
glancing at the HUD will become a natural reaction, similar to looking at a rear-view
mirror while driving a car.
4. After you are comfortable with the helmet, select a low traffic area such as a
neighborhood or large parking lot and start a low speed ride to acclimate yourself to the
Fenix AR experience. Please be aware of local traffic laws that may apply to the use of
certain features of the Fenix AR
5. The HUD display in the Fenix AR helmet provides an infinite focus that does not require
your eye to re-adjust each time you glance at the display.
6. Certain motorcycles may inhibit clear visibility to the right-hand side mirror. Careful
attention must be made when using the helmet to accommodate for each specific
motorcycle and its riding style.
The rearview display is not a replacement for turning your head or using your side mirrors during
lane changes.
The system may be affected by various conditions such as weather (rain, snow,
etc.), status of approaching vehicles road condition. Similar to some mirrors, objects in the rear
view HUD image are closer than they appear.
Always check the surrounding area visually before making an actual lane change. The system is
only designed to assist you in checking for vehicles at your rear when making a lane change and
assisting with reducing blind spots. Always make it your responsibility as a driver to take
caution when riding and making lane changes.