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PART NO.
06800
How to Use:
1) Install 9-volt battery in EngineEAR
position. The dB meter will indicate charge level battery test. Attach headphone plug
to the control unit.
2) Turn On/Off switch to "Off" position before putting on headphones. Place
headphones firmly over ears, then turn the switch to "dB range" setting with volume
on low. Slowly rotate the dB range selection dial.
3) Place the tool near the suspected source of the noise and turn the dB range dial
until the meter reads near the center zero scale marking. If the reading on the meter
is a +2 and the dB range is set to 80, the noise level is at 82 dB. After using the tool,
you will learn the various basic settings for different types and sources of engine and
vehicle noises. Increase volume control as needed to a comfortable sound level.
4) The high-low tone setting works similar to a treble/bass setting. Switch to the tone
most comfortable to your personal hearing.
SPECIFICATIONS
DESCRIPTION
ADVANCED ELECTRONIC LISTENING TOOL
EngineEAR
EngineEAR
II control unit and turn top dial to battery check
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II
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- Page 1 SPECIFICATIONS PART NO. DESCRIPTION 06800 ADVANCED ELECTRONIC LISTENING TOOL EngineEAR EngineEAR ® ® How to Use: 1) Install 9-volt battery in EngineEAR II control unit and turn top dial to battery check ® position. The dB meter will indicate charge level battery test. Attach headphone plug to the control unit.
- Page 2 Use the metal probe when working on hot or difficult to reach areas. The probe fits into the EngineEar II microphone, senses the faintest vibrations and transmits very clear sounds to the headphones.
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