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	WARRANTY Blackeye™ warrants all BLACKEYE™ cameras to be free from defects in parts and workmanship for the period of 1 year from date of original purchase. BLACKEYE™ will repair, or at its option, replace a defective unit or any components thereof free of charge. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties and conditions, expressed or implied. Exclusions: this warranty does not cover: 1. Damage caused by improper handling and operation of the product or lack of knowledge of functionality of the product, 2. Damage caused by irregular exposure of the unit to water, snow and extreme humid environments, 3. Battery exhaustion and battery leakage, 4. Damage to or failure of the unit or any component due to alteration, misuse, battery leakage or lack of maintenance, 5. Scratches or cosmetic damages. BLACKEYE™ disclaims any responsibility for incidental or consequential damages. 6. Units which have been opened or serviced by unauthorized personnel. Please note: BLACKEYE™ is not responsible for any damage to any third-party recording device such as camcorders, TV sets, computers, etc. This includes any equipment that can be used to record the audio/video feed of the camera, plus any equipment which is used in connection with the wearing of the camera (e.g. helmets, visors). In Canada and the United States this warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may have other rights which may vary from state to state and from province to province. Where any term of this warranty is prohibited by the law of any jurisdiction, such term shall therefore be null and void, but the remainder of this warranty shall remain in full force and effect. HOW AND WHEN TO MAKE A WARRANTY CLAIM 1. Battery leakage is not covered under the warranty. Do not return the unit to BLACKEYE™. Most battery manufacturers cover leakage damage. Contact the battery manufacturer. 2. If you need warranty service, please first contact the point-of-purchase location (distributor/dealer) for their customer assistance regarding replacement or repair. If point-of purchase warranty has expired and your camera is still under the manufacturer's warranty, contact the BLACKEYE™ Customer Service. 3. Please contact BLACKEYE™ Customer Service for an RGA (Return Goods Authorization) number. An RGA number is required for each warranty return shipment. Returns without an RGA number will not be accepted. Send an e-mail to customerservice@blackeyeUSA.com. 4. in your shipment, include a copy of the original receipt or invoice showing proof of date of purchase. Also, clearly print and include your return address information for return delivery. 5. Ship your warranty return (postage and shipping prepaid) to the address shown on the BLACKEYE™ website (www.blackeyeUSA.com). Mark your Return Authorization Number clearly on the outside of the package. Warranty returns without Return Authorization Number and without prepaid postage or shipping will be refused. For your protection and to expedite handling and postal claims we recommend that all returns be insured and sent via Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, or via United Parcel Service™ (UPS™), or other reputable carrier.

	PRODUCT CARE, INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE For prolonged life of your high-tech BLACKEYE™ camera you should treat it with care. Inspect it occasionally and follow the maintenance recommendations. If you follow our suggestions you'll enjoy your BLACKEYE™ camera for a long time. 1. Inspection - Any battery may leak caustic solutions or gases which can corrode parts of the BLACKEYE™ battery pack. If your unit is used infrequently (once a month or less) remove the batteries and store them separately. This prevents corrosion and may extend battery life. 2. Product Care – Be good to your camera. Be careful not to scratch the lens of your camera and avoid contact with any sharp or pointy objects in general. Although the BLACKEYE™ camera is designed to withstand rough treatments in any kind of sports, make sure you always store your camera in a dry and cool place. Don't leave it in wet or humid sports bags or damp cars, etc... In the case you make one of your rare dips in the snow, make sure you wipe off your camera asap. If you get into heavy rain, try to get the camera into a dry place asap. (any recording at this point is useless anyway, as the rain drops on the lens will distort the vision of the camera) During Storage or when not using the camera always make sure your cables/connectors are unplugged. This avoids draining the batteries and helps drying out wet connectors. Don't store your camera on your helmet. Take it off the helmet during storage. That preserves the elasticity of your head straps – which you need on your next ride. Be aware that optical equipment in general is sensitive to temperature. Avoid exposing your BLACKEYE™ camera to abrupt or high differences in temperature, as this might cause the lens to fog up (in case this happens, simply give it time to clear up again. Try to avoid it next time). 3. Maintenance – Keep your unit brisk and clean. Wipe off dirt and mud with a clean and soft towel. Use a moist sponge (not soaking wet) and mild soap for additional cleaning. For cleaning the lens use a soft cloth as you use it for cleaning regular reading glasses. (Don't use paper towels on the lens. As on all sports glasses/goggles, paper towels create micro-scratches, which you don't want to have in your vision) Do not use any abrasive, aggressive or acidic detergents on your BLACKEYE™ camera. Copyright ©2005 Blackeye™. Subject to change. Patents pending.