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AC CHARGER: Allows receiver's NiCad battery to be charged from a standard 110-120
VAC power source. NOTE: Charger should be left on 12 to 16 hours but never more
than 24 hours. Overcharging will shorten battery life.
AC CHARGE CORD and DC EXTERNAL POWER CORD: Included as accessories. A
leather carrying case is optional (Part No. 1000S-CC).
Operating Instructions:
1.
Turn the POWER SWITCH to INT for internal battery usage, or to EXT for
external power source. If the DC external power cord will be used, insert the cord's plug
into the receiver's DC external power jack BEFORE plugging the cord's cigarette lighter
end into a vehicle.
2.
Preset GAIN control to "12:00 o'clock" position.
Preset ∆ TUNE to 0 position.
3.
4.
Choose Band A (the lower frequency programmed to receiver) or Band B (the
higher frequency). Example: If you ordered a receiver with the 216 and 219 ranges, the
receiver will tune in 216 when you choose Band A and will tune in 219 signals when you
move the toggle switch up to Band B. The receiver operator can go back and forth
between frequency bands as needed.
5.
Dial desired frequency on the 3 FREQUENCY SWITCHES. Push the small
buttons marked with "+" or "-" until numbers represent the last 3 digits in the transmitter
frequency. EXAMPLE: A transmitter marked 217.650 would require the switch
numbers to register 650.
6.
Attach antenna cable to ANTENNA JACK by pushing the BNC plug down and
twisting slightly to the right until it clicks into place.
7.
Activate transmitter now.
∆ TUNE control can now be adjusted to give the most pleasant tone/pitch from
8.
receiver. Each time you change frequencies (shift from lower frequency range on
Band A to higher frequency range on Band B and vice versa) you will need to adjust
the ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ Tune control for best tone.
9.
Advance the GAIN control slowly in clockwise motion as far as necessary to
receive a clear signal.
10.
If the signal sounds loud or distorted, turn the GAIN control counterclockwise
until the signal is clear and acceptable in volume.
If the ∆ TUNE control cannot bring in the signal clearly and with a pleasant pitch,
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the last FREQUENCY SWITCH on the right can be moved up or down 1 or 2 digits to
bring the tuning within the range of the ∆ TUNE control. If the right switch is already at
an extreme, e.g. 0 or 9, the middle digit can be readjusted up or down one number.
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