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System Distance Check 

A  system  distance  check  should  be  performed  before  initially  getting 
underway.    This  procedure  verifies  system  range.    This  check  is 

performed  dockside  with  the  vessel’s  engine(s)  OFF.    Once  the 
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 system is ready (POWER light GREEN; each active FOB 

light GREEN; and the Kill Switch actuator in place): 

 

Take  one  activated  FOB  and  walk  away  from  the  vessel  until  the 

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 alarm sounds.  There should be a clear line of sight 

between the host and the FOB. 

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The  FOB  light  will  go  from  Flashing  GREEN  to  Steady  GREEN 
when the FOB has gone out of range 

NOTE 

The  FOBs  and  Host  communicate  via  a  radio  signal.    If  the  signal  is 
disrupted  or  goes  beyond  range,  the  AUTOTETHER

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  alarm  mode  is 

activated. This procedure checks the range feature of the system.  Radio 
signals  are  subject  to  interference  by  objects  and  various  types  of 

materials.  For  this reason, some  variance in distance from the Host is 
acceptable. 

 

Return to vessel and press RESET button on Host to silence alarm 

 

Press Host POWER button to re-initialize system and register FOB 

 

Repeat this check for each FOB 

Controls & Indicators 

Host Controls and Indicators 

 

POWER Button 

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Press the Power button to turn AUTOTETHER

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 Host ON 

 

When  the  Host  is  turned  ON,  it  automatically  begins 
searching for FOBs to register 

 

If no FOBs are found after 3 minutes, the Host will turn itself 
OFF to conserve battery power 

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If  Host  is  on,  press  and  hold  POWER  button  for  2  seconds  to 

turn Host OFF, this will also turn off all FOBs it is communicating 
automatically. There is no other way to turn off the FOBs other 
than turning off the HOST. 

Summary of Contents for Wireless Lanyard Standard System

Page 1: ...B3 Chester CT 06412 Phone 888 593 4181 Fax 860 526 9886 Email info autotether com www autotether com TM US Patent 7201619 Revised December 2010 Information found in this document is subject to change...

Page 2: ...3 Getting Started 4 System Test 7 System Distance Check 8 Controls Indicators 8 FOBs and Settings 10 Clip Identification Installation 13 Operation 16 Operation Detailed Outline 17 Alarm System 19 Trou...

Page 3: ...e following components 1 Transmitter Receiver Host with attached ignition switch clip 1 yellow Personal Sensor FOB for the operator 9 AAA Heavy Duty Batteries 1 Alcohol Cleaning Packet The Screamer Wi...

Page 4: ...the vessel from the water The distance at which the signal is diminished may depend on obstructions other electromagnetic signals or other environmental conditions Do not shield or cover the Fob with...

Page 5: ...nly allowing the operator to respond quickly and pick up the passenger In addition if an active and registered FOB goes beyond the Host detectable range typically 50 to 200 feet the appropriate FOB al...

Page 6: ...rly positioned Remove batteries if unit will be in storage for more than 3 months Mounting the Host Unit Locate a flat surface within 12 inches of your vessel s emergency stop kill switch Make certain...

Page 7: ...l automatically initiate a system check battery test and searches for active FOBs o Host POWER light flashes GREEN HOST batteries are good o Host RESET light flashes AMBER the system is searching for...

Page 8: ...Press the RESET button on the Host to silence the alarm Re engage the actuator clip on the Kill Switch If more than 3 minutes elapses while the FOB and Host are in alarm mode the FOB will turn itself...

Page 9: ...rm mode is activated This procedure checks the range feature of the system Radio signals are subject to interference by objects and various types of materials For this reason some variance in distance...

Page 10: ...has no effect NOTE LED Flash times indicate cycle time On time is always 0 5s RESET Button LED o Host searching for FOBs LED Flashing AMBER 2 sec o Alarm activated LED Flashing RED 1 sec o In all othe...

Page 11: ...goes out of range or the signal to the Host is interrupted the LED will change to Steady GREEN until the FOB is re registered with the Host If no Host is found after 3 minutes FOB will turn itself OFF...

Page 12: ...s and begin communication at the time slot indicated by its FOB_ID FOB will communicate with the host every 0 5s If it misses 2 communications with the host it will wait for new synchronization from t...

Page 13: ...Bs channels are pre set at the factory In the rare occasion that two AUTOTETHERTM with the same frequency are operating in close proximity to each other radio interference can occur and the units will...

Page 14: ...You will see 2 tabs on the end of the actuator Align the 2 tabs with the 2 slots in the clip and push the clip onto the actuator Be sure you hear it snap into position see DIA 1 5 Once the clip is in...

Page 15: ...tor as shown in image 1b 3 Position hole in mercury clip over toggle on kill switch then push up to place toggle in up position or on 4 Installation is completed Using the clip removal tools 1 Place w...

Page 16: ...d to attach your existing red lanyard This can provide an extra measure of security should you decide to use it this way To use it 1 Attach the spring clip provided to the end of the red lanyard then...

Page 17: ...ster your FOB Scenario 2 You are enjoying a day of boating with three passengers You are all wearing your AUTOTETHERTM FOBs and the system is flashing GREEN One of your passengers falls overboard As s...

Page 18: ...s from the FOB it will set itself into ALARM mode If the host gets an emergency alarm request from the FOB it will set itself into ALARM mode CHARGE ACTUATOR HARDWARE SELFTEST The host will monitor th...

Page 19: ...n the appropriate alarm mode again if a second FOB is lost BATTERY FAULT Host or Fob POWER LED blinks Red for unit with bad battery buzzer chirps 1sec on 0 5sec off Operation otherwise normal CHARGE A...

Page 20: ...dicators are flashing GREEN Your dinghy breaks loose When the FOB in the dinghy goes beyond approximately 150 feet the AUTOTETHERTM alarm sounds You turn your boat around and go pick up your dinghy Pr...

Page 21: ...CC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may c...

Page 22: ...ny conversion kits subassemblies or any configuration not sold by Autotether C improperly installed D serviced or repaired by someone other than an authorized Autotether service personal for a defect...

Page 23: ...ce of original purchase directly from Autotether Inc is required for the money back guarantee thirty days of the Autotether product This money back guarantee does not apply to customers who purchased...

Page 24: ...rpose Call customer service toll free at 888 593 4181 to obtain a Return Authorization Number RAN Remove the batteries from the units and pack the product with the batteries carefully preferably in it...

Page 25: ...us using our toll free number or through email We look forward to hearing from you Autotether Inc 3 Inspiration Lane Unit B3 Chester CT 06412 Phone 888 593 4181 Fax 860 526 9886 Email info autotether...

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