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NaviTrack
Figure 16: Output Power Scale
(Output increases from left (low) to right (high)
Power maximum is 10 Watts at frequency settings
below 45 kHz, and 1 Watt at frequencies greater than
45 kHz, due to FCC regulations.
Battery Level Indicator
The battery levels can be checked as well. With the
unit on, hold down the Power ON/OFF key until all of
the LEDs light up; then release it. The LEDs will
begin to flash after a moment. The number of LEDs
flashing, from left to right, corresponds to the battery
level. Refer to the bar graph above the LEDs. For
example, 2 flashing LEDs indicate a lower battery
level than 4 flashing LEDs
Figure 17: Checking Battery Level
Battery Level proceeds from left (low) to right (high).
Auto-Shutdown
By default, the NaviTrack 10W transmitter will shut
itself down if no key is pressed in four hours (at low
power levels). At high power, the shutdown will occur
in about 1 hour. Auto-shutdown can be toggled on or
off by very rapidly double-pressing the power switch.
The LED lights will run up (right to left) when Auto-
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Shutdown is being enabled, and will run down (right
to left) when the Auto-Shutdown feature is being
disabled.
25' Coil Cords (Extended)
Specially designed, hybrid copper and stainless steel
aircraft-grade coiled cables allow the leads to be
stretched out to offer more freedom in choosing
grounding points and connections to the line.
Note: To avoid tangled cords, "feed" the cords
back into the pockets, clip going last, when storing.
Like this:
Figure 18: Correct Storage of Coil Cords
High Voltage Indicator
Whenever the line transmitter encounters voltage
higher than about 90V (peak) it will flash a red LED at
the bottom left of the keypad. If this occurs, follow
high-voltage safety procedures to disconnect the
transmitter. Do not connect the transmitter to a live
power line.
Figure 19: High Voltage Warning LED
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