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The ball foot should now be securely fixed. Slip the locking nut loosely over the ball foot,
with the flat side facing upwards.
8
Snap the socket clip onto the ball foot.
9
Adjust the position of the socket clip, so that the unit will be clearly visible by the driver.
10
Wind the locking nut onto the thread of the socket clip until firm.
Make sure the
short side of the
socket clip is on
the top
Locking nut
Push the socket
clip onto the ball
until it clicks
Ball foot
Wind locking
nut onto
thread
To unclip the iCN 630
unit from the mounting
bracket, press down on
the back of the upper
plastic clip to release the
top of the unit, then lift
the unit out of the
bottom two slots.
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Snap the iCN 630 unit onto the socket clip. First, position the two locating tabs on the
underside of the unit into the corresponding slots on the socket clip. Then snap the upper
side of the unit into the clip.
12
Flip the aerial outwards so that the aerial is pointing horizontally.
Aerial points
up and out
In vehicles where
auxiliary power is
permanently on, the
unit can be switched
on and programmed
as soon as the power
adaptor is connected.
Switching the engine
on will not reset
the unit.
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13
Plug the power cable into the socket on the left hand side of the unit.
14
Plug the other end of the power adaptor into the vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket.
15
Make sure that the unit is positioned such that the aerial has a clear view of the sky.
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In most vehicles, you will need to have the engine idling in order to program your route
into the unit. While you can switch on the unit with just the auxiliary power on (i.e. your key
in the Auxiliary ON position), turning the key to switch on the engine may interrupt power
to the unit and your programmed route will be saved for re-use. It is recommended that
you program your route with the engine already idling but with the automatic shift of your
car in 'Park' and the hand brake applied.
NAVMAN iCN 630 user manual-ver 0.3