Bryton Aero 60, Руководство по устранению неисправностей

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- Using the original Bryton USB cable, plug the device into a wall charger and allow it to charge for at least 6
hours. (In some cases the device will not show a charging icon but still may be accepting charge). If this does not
work, try a different USB cable (if the second USB cable works, it may mean that your Bryton cable has sustained
damage).
- Plug the device into the PC using the original Bryton USB cable. Using the Bryton Update tool, update the device
and allow it to charge for at least 6 hours.
*If after allowing the device to charge, it does not react to the power button, please try performing a reboot
(specific reboot button combinations can be found in the device user manual).
If after trying the above steps the device can still no longer retain battery life after a complete charge, please
contact your nearest Bryton Dealer right away for repair in order to prevent further damage. It is also possible to
contact Bryton Support at
support
_
us@brytoncorp.net
* Device batteries will generally last 1-2 years before a replacement is necessary.
C. Device Does Not Display Charging Notification:
If the device does not display a charging notification when plugged in, using the original Bryton USB cable, plug
the device into a wall charger and allow it to charge for at least 6 hours. (In some cases the device will not show
a charging icon but still may be accepting charge). If this does not work, try a different USB cable (if the second
USB cable works, it may mean that your Bryton cable has sustained damage).
If after trying the above steps the device can still no longer charge correctly, please contact your nearest Bryton
Dealer right away for repair in order to prevent further damage. It is also possible to contact Bryton Support at
support
_
us@brytoncorp.net
* Device batteries will generally last 1-2 years before a replacement is necessary.
D. Tips to Extend the Battery Life of a Bryton Cycling Computer
The advertised maximum battery life of Bryton Rider and Aero series GPS cycle computers is sometimes based on
the minimal use of some features. If a device is experiencing a shortened battery life, there are several factors
that could be affecting the battery life, including:
- GPS usage when recording outdoor activities (Multiple satellite usage for GNSS supported devices)
- Backlight usage
- Follow Track / Map usage
- Bryton Active usage
- 1 Second mode usage
- Use of Auto Scroll, Auto Lap and Pause features