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Operating Instructions
once the battery power indicator reaches 40 percent.
NOTE: Never mix new and used batteries in your transceiver–or batteries
of mixed brands. Never use lithium or rechargeable batteries. These may
all lead to an inaccurate battery power indication.
Options button until "SS" is shown on the display. To enter suppression
mode, the Options button must be released before "BP" is displayed. The
multiple victim icon will flash alternately while in SS mode.
Suppression of the strongest signal will last for one minute, giving the
searcher time to move away from the suppressed signal and lock on to the
next transmitter. The Tracker will automatically default from suppression
mode to standard search mode after one minute. This can also be done
manually, by pressing the Options button until "SE" is displayed. When
returning to search mode, the multiple victim icon will stop flashing and
the Tracker will isolate the strongest signal.
NOTE: Signal suppression can be unreliable when attempting to suppress
older analog transceivers.
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Low battery warning: When the battery power becomes
too low to operate, the transceiver will display the "Lb"
sign. When you see this, replace the batteries before
further use. When batteries are too low to do startup
routines, a simple "Lb" will blink on the display.
Mismatched batteries can act unpredictably at various
temperatures and low batteries can die unexpectedly fast.
Therefore, we strongly recommend changing batteries
Signal Suppression: Signal Suppression mode suppresses
the strongest signal and shows the searcher the second
strongest signal, including directional arrows. Always
stay in standard search mode when searching for the
first transmitter. Once the first victim has been located and
your fine search is complete, you are ready to use Signal
Suppression.
Signal Suppression mode is activated by pressing the
Big Picture: Big Picture mode is the closest thing to
an analog transceiver in the digital world. It displays
distances and directions of all the transceivers that are
transmitting within range. With Big Picture mode, you
can estimate how many transceivers are in the search
area along with their approximate direction. You can also
perform a search in BP mode, but always remember to
return to normal search mode during the fine search when
you're getting close to the victim.