Bryton Aero 60, Руководство по устранению неисправностей

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System Settings that Can Be Adjusted to Extend Battery Life
- Battery Saver Mode
- Lower Backlight Intensity (in compatible devices)
- Enable Backlight Timeout
- Disable Alerts / Keytones
- Disable Bluetooth / ANT+
- Disable Wi-Fi
- Enable Smart Data Recording
- Disable GLONASS/ GALILEO / QZSS / BEIDOU from GPS settings
VII. Water Damage
Water damage occurs when the seal that provides water resistance to the device has failed or been altered.
Signs of Water Damage:
- Dried water marks on the inside of the glass.
- Pooling water inside the device (more than beads of condensation).
- Device has become unresponsive after long periods of water contact.
If you believe that water damage has occurred, 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
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us@brytoncorp.net
Condensation:
The appearance of fogging or moisture buildup inside of the device screen is a common occurrence caused by
condensation and normally does not signify water damage.
Common Causes:
- High Environmental Humidity
- Device Stored in Cool Area
- Gain / Loss in Altitude
- Changing Temperatures (inside or around device)
These as well as other factors can cause water vapor to gather and condense inside of the cooler inner-screen,
creating the appearance of fogging. This is common particularly on very warm, humid summer days or very cold,
dry winter days where temperatures and moisture levels inside the device differ from the outside environment.
If condensation inside the screen should occur, open the rubber cover on the back of the device and allow air to
circulate or place the device at room temperature until fogging clears. If fogging persists or if dried water droplet
marks or large, running water droplets should appear, please contact local customer support.