On Adventurer swipe from top to bottom on the touch screen to reveal the battery level, network signal strength, settings, volume and brightness control.

The supplied charging cradle magnetically attaches to the rear of Adventurer. Plug one end of the supplied USB cable into the charging dock and the other end into a USB power source.

You can check the battery level in a variety of ways. On Adventurer swipe from top to bottom on the touch screen to reveal the battery level. From the Spacetalk app, tap the 3 bars in the top left corner and then tap on the device you wish to view the battery percentage for.

On Adventurer swipe from top to bottom on the touch screen to reveal the control center. Then tap 'Settings', then information and the watch's number will be displayed under 'Phone Number'. In certain cases the phone number may not register to the 'Phone Number' field. This is not a defect but rather a network operator issue where the numbers are dynamically assign the SIM card. If this occurs, check the Spacetalk app Settings menu for the phone number of the watch. Alternatively make a call to a contact and get them to recognise your Caller ID and provide it to you.

Yes, Adventurer will work on all 3G and 4G mobile networks in Australia.

Adventurer rejects SMS messages from unknown numbers. These rejected messages are forwarded to the Spacetalk app and the user will receive a notification of this message. When the Adventurer's balance is low you will receive an alert informing you.

The data connection is very important for normal operation of Adventurer. To check if there is an active data connection on Adventurer, swipe from top to bottom to reveal the control center. Then tap 'Settings', then information and under 'Network State' it should say connected if there is an active data connection.

In the Spacetalk app, tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap 'My Account', then tap 'Manage Devices'. From here you can see a list of My Devices and also Shared Devices. You can also remove shared access to a particular Adventurer watch from this menu.

When an incoming call is received, Adventurer's screen will illuminate and details of the caller will be displayed. A green 'answer' button or red 'reject' button will be displayed.

Outgoing calls are limited to the list of contacts set up by the guardian using the Spacetalk app. From the clock screen on Adventurer, swipe right to left until you reach the Call app. Tap on Call to select from a list of contacts that your child is permitted to call.

Adventurer can be restricted to receive incoming calls from people listed in Adventurer's contact list only. In the Spacetalk app tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap on the device then tap 'Phone Contacts'. There is then an option to block calls from unknown numbers. This is set by default but guardians can choose to disable this feature to allow all incoming calls.

School Mode is a feature activated in the Spacetalk app. To activate School Mode tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap on the device then tap 'School Mode'. To set up a new School Mode simply tap 'Add' located in the top right corner and enter your desired preferences.

To disable or enable features in the Spacetalk app tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap on the device then tap 'School Mode'. Tap on a previously set School Mode, then tap 'Enable Features'. To enable a feature while SPACETALK is in School Mode simply turn the corresponding switch to on.

When School Mode is active on Adventurer two pencils will appear in the middle of the clock screen.

To set up a new Safe Zone in the Spacetalk app tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap on the device then tap 'Safe Zones'. Tap 'Add Place' and enter the address of the desired location. Note that for Safe Zones to work you must also enable automatic location updates.

To set up alerts for Safe Zones, in the Spacetalk app tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap on the device then tap 'Safe Zones'. Tap 'Add Alert'. From here, multiple Safe Zone notifications can be configured and these can be customised to suit particular days. Note that for Safe Zones to work you must also enable automatic location updates.

In the Spacetalk app, tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap the device and under the 'Phone Contact' section tap on Edit. Then tap and drag a contact in the list to change the sequence.

Messages can be viewed on Adventurer by tapping on the message icon.

When Adventurer receives a SMS message from an unknown number, it redirects it to the Spacetalk app. The message contents can be viewed in the Alerts within the Spacetalk app.

You may customise your own preset messages in the Spacetalk app. In the Spacetalk app, tap the 3 bars in the top left corner. Tap on the device, then tap on Chat/SMS Keyboard. From here you may add, delete and reorder messages to suit the Spacetalk user.

Yes. When creating a new SMS message on Adventurer, tap the 3 circles to revel the Microphone button. The user can record an audio message up to 15 seconds in length. Tap once to start recording and tap again to end.

To delete an alarm, from the clock screen on Adventurer, swipe right to left until you reach the Alarm app then hold down on the alarm you wish to delete.

To edit an alarm, from the clock screen on Adventurer, swipe right to left until you reach the Alarm app then tap on the alarm you wish to edit. Tap edit and update your desired preferences. Tap on the tick to save your new preferences.

On Adventurer, swipe from top to bottom to reveal the control center. Tap 'Settings', then scroll down and tap Bluetooth. Place your Bluetooth device into pairing mode. Refer to the manufactures instructions of your Bluetooth device for further information how to do this. Once the Bluetooth device is in pairing mode, on Adventurer toggle the switch to "on" then tap the plus symbol in the top right corner. Adventurer will start to scan for nearby Bluetooth devices. If the Bluetooth device is compatible, it should quickly appear. Tap the found device to complete pairing.

After reading through the FAQs if you are still experiencing a problem, please visit the Troubleshooting page for further guidance and directions. If further assistance is needed please contact our customer support team.

Yes, Spacetalk takes your privacy very seriously. Your personal information will always be stored domestically within Australia on highly secure servers. Please review our privacy policy for further information.

There are very strict international standards which govern the amount of radiation exposure against defined limits. Australia is among 40 other countries that adopt high standards designed to reduce exposure to harmful radiation.

The actual test is called Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and this rate needs to be below 4W/kg averaged over 10g body tissue for proximity to head and 1.6W/kg averaged of 1g of body tissue for wrist worn. The highest measurement when Adventurer was tested was 0.85 W/Kg for front of face, and 0.96 W/kg for wrist worn.

SAR is among one of the very important tests that must be completed in order to be able place the Australian Regulatory Compliance mark (shown below) on our product. Adventurer displays this RCM mark in the Information menu under Regulatory Compliance section. As a publicly listed company, SPACETALK LTD has responsibility to conduct very thorough due-diligence on every product we offer for sale.

Adventurer is a radio transmitter and receiver and is designed not to exceed the limits for exposure to radio waves recommended by international guidelines. Care should be taken when using Adventurer in the situations described below:

AIRCRAFT
Switch off your wireless device whenever you are instructed to do so by airport or airline staff.

HOSPITALS
Mobile phones should be switched off wherever you are requested to do so in hospitals, clinics or health care facilities. These requests are designed to prevent possible interference with sensitive medical equipment.

PETROL STATIONS
Obey all posted signs with respect to the use of wireless devices or other radio equipment in locations with flammable material and chemicals. Switch off your wireless device whenever you are instructed to do so by authorized staff.

INTERFERENCE
Care must be taken when using the phone in close proximity to personal medical devices, such as pacemakers and hearing aids.
For Pacemakers:
Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum separation of 15cm be maintained between a mobile phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential inter

Adventurer will automatically check for a software update in the early hours of the morning. For this to occur Adventurer should be left powered on and charging overnight. If an update is available, Adventurer will automatically download and install it overnight.

You may also check manually to see if there are any updates. To do this on Adventurer, from the clock screen, swipe from top to bottom to reveal the control center. Then tap 'Settings' then 'Software Update' and your watch will begin to check for any available updates.

Downloading of updates consumes mobile network data and may result in additional charges.

The watch face can be changed remotely from the Spacetalk app. A digital and analogue watch face can be selected and a custom wallpaper image can be selected.

Adventurer will automatically update the time and the date from the network. There are no adjustments necessary.

In some cases (i.e. living close to the border between two time zones), Adventurer may detect an incorrect time. To solve this problem, you can also set the time and date manually. From the clock screen, swipe from top to bottom to reveal the control center. Tap 'Settings' then 'Date & Time' and toggle the 'Automatic date & time' switch to off.

Yes, Wi-Fi is used as part of Adventurer 's positioning system however connections to regular Wi-Fi data networks is currently not supported.

To activate flight mode on Adventurer from the clock screen, swipe from top to bottom to reveal the control center . Tap 'Settings' then toggle the 'Flight Mode' switch to on.