Complete the initial setup for testing using the USB-C port

Complete the initial setup for testing using the USB-C port

Before installing the CHIGEE Display onto your motorcycle, you can power the device using a USB port to complete the initial setup. This is a convenient way to perform updates or checks without needing to install it first. Please note that you must use a USB-A to USB-C cable to power the device.

Please try changing the charging adapter or USB-A to USB-C cable if you can not turn on the unit by USB-C power source. The adapter's power output might be too high, triggering the device's protection system to limit power input.

Notes
For AIO-5 Play: You can power the device via USB port. 

For CHIGEE Display with camera: Powering the device via USB may result in insufficient voltage or power, causing the camera or GPS to not start properly. This is not a product defect. Please refer to the accompanying documentation for more details.


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