Are there any buttons that need to be used to turn it on etc? Or can I bury it in the motorcycle and forget it?
357975
It has to be charged and will not work while charging. The top is a "button". You have to hold it down to turn it on, turn it off, and to pair it.
357976
It won't come on automatically, like an OEM automotive blue tooth device will. Each time you go to use it, you need to re-synch with the receiving device(s). It also needs to be charged independent of the output device connection. I use it on a computer for watching DVDs with two headsets.
357977
Yes, the area near the end of the USB port where the indicator light is acts as the power button. I found that I have to turn my bluetooth headsets on before turning the transmitter on. After use you should press the power button of the transmitter for a few seconds until it turns off. I routintely forget this and leave it on, which completely drains the battery.
195972
And one outher thing. Just as the previous person mentioned. Wire it off of an ignition source of power so it also Gose off with the key. As to not drain the power. That's how I wired mine and it works well.
1500985
There is a standard assigned passcode to open it and set your own. This is all in the instructions you should have received with the safe, along with two physical keys that can be used if the code does not work or if the battery needs to be replaced.
2181147
You can leave it plugged in but cannot leave the ON button on. I did that with my first Shark 12 Volt Hand vacuum and it burned out and was not usable anymore. I could have tried to purchase a New battery but found one at Amazon which was cheaper than the battery. Hope this helps.
1113883
There is a cable that has loops that you attach to the battery on the motorcycle. The other end has a plug that connects to the tender cable. When you want to ride you unplug the cable and tuck it into the motorcycle.
996297
Just unscrew the phillips screw located on cover of the machine,pull battery out disconnect positive and negative dispose of battery correctly,insert new battery hook positive and negative up slide in and screw cover back on
985546
If the lighter socket is still active when your key is turned off & removed then you should be able to plug into that socket. I don't use mine that way, I prefer to plug into an on board solar controller that I installed under my seat. On my pickup I decided to use a higher wattage solar panel, with a built in controller (Battery Tender 021-1164 10W Solar Charger). The controller are to insure that over extended periods of time, the battery is not overcharged, killing the life of the battery. For the small battery on my motorcycle and my lawn tractor, I've been very satisfied with the SP-400. If the lighter socket is still active when your key is turned off & removed then you should be able to plug into that socket. I don't use mine that way, I prefer to plug into an on board solar controller that I installed under my seat. On my pickup I decided to use a higher wattage solar panel, with a built in controller (Battery Tender 021-1164 10W Solar Charger). The controller are to insure that over extended periods of time, the battery is not overcharged, killing the life of the battery. For the small battery on my motorcycle and my lawn tractor, I've been very satisfied with the SP-400.
1911388
As I recall, you have to hold the button down. Be forewarned that the wiring at the tailcap is fragile. Mine broke just playing around with it--no rough handling at all. Fortunately I happened to have a weapons-grade tailcap/tapeswitch on hand that I replaced it with. If my experience is typical, I would strongly suggest you replace the tailcap/tapeswitch assembly.
195968
I would highly recommend The Boss MC400. As for your question, I hooked mine up to the License plate light. It comes on only when the power is on and goes off when I turn the ignition off. I guess you could put your own switch on the bike, I would just add wire and a switch. On my bike that would be a really easy job to do, but I am always using the stereo so the way it's hooked up works just fine.
2096404
If I recall correctly- look under the the electronic ignition button and go through the underside. Hope this helps. LEK
107879
Underneath the laser light there is an opening that has a screw attached to the cover. Unloosen it & you will find the battery
1792056
David, you're overthinking it. Just unscrew the back end (that houses the button) instead. Your battery is right behind there, no tools needed.
191516
I have had four of these that were Harbour Freight Branded. This is typical, they only last a few years. I think you can replace the battery with a motorcycle battery, just figure out how to secure in the case.
63731
Unscrew the battery case, the part with the button. There's probably a tag or plastic between the batteries so it didn't get turned on by accident during shipping
45876
Yes, you have to hold the button down when you want the light on. I've looked at all the sides of the card and it doesn't look like there is a way to remove the battery to replace it. I guess it's only good until the battery dies out.
2090785
You may need to attach it to the computer with the cable that came with it and charge the battery. Otherwise, the little button at the top right has always turned it on promptly for me.
1145524
wired directly to battery. Use an inline fuse from car parts store. I'm using them as turn signals on Yamaha Rhino. was able to use the test buttons as switches by mounting in appropriate sized holes made in the dash. Looks ok and apparently covers the law in my state. Adhesive strobes the appropriate location on front and rear,left and right.