Product description Warning! For emergency use only! Misuse of the PLB may be subjected to a fine. Waterproof acc. to IP-X7 (max. depth 1 meter for 1 hour)
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Activation To activate the PLB follow these steps: Slide the red cover downwards. Unfold and tilt the antenna to vertical position. Press and hold the red button for 2 seconds. Strobe light PLB active Steady flashes 406 MHz signal transmitted Triple flashes Position (GPS) indicator Waiting for position...
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Deactivation If your PLB is activated in a non-distress situation, or a distress situation which has been resolved and you no longer require assistance, deactivate your PLB and call the number printed on the PLB, or your nearest SAR authority. To deactivate the PLB press and hold the black Test / PLB off button for approximately 4 seconds.
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Signal optimization To maximize performance: • Lay the PLB down on a flat surface with the antenna pointing towards the sky. • Do not touch the antenna when the PLB is active. • Keep the angle between the antenna and the PLB 90°. •...
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Return Link Service (RLS) This PLB has the capability to use the RLS feature, which is available in the Galileo navigation satellite system. The RLS feature is an indication that confirms to the user that the distress signal has been received and is being sent to the responsible search-and-rescue (SAR) authorities.
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Battery expiry date The battery expiry date can be found on a label located on the top of the PLB. The Tron SA20 PLB is fitted with special lithium batteries that cannot be replaced. The PLB must be replaced when the battery has reached its expiry date.
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Emergency whistle Your emergency whistle is located on the neck band clip. Use the SOS signal to call for help: • 3 short blasts. • 3 long blasts. • 3 short blasts. • Repeat after a short delay.
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