Locating Beeper Operating Instructions
Version 1.0
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4.1. Deactivating the Alarm Function
For Locating Beeper PRO (with integrated battery) the alarm function
must be deactivated by a certain sequence (servo signal) before the
receiver can be turned off. Because the receiver’s voltage drops and
the servo signal starts missing also when purposely turning the
receiver off, the Locating Beeper would recognize this as an error and
starting outputting the alarm codes. This is not desired in this case!
Hint:
The Locating Beeper PRO must be deactivated before
turning the receiver off – otherwise an alarm is triggered!
In order to inhibit undesired alarm output the servo signal must be
switched 2 times between 2 values in between a certain period (pass
and fail). This can be accomplished by a toggle switch in the
transmitter. In a model, the function can also be combined with the tow
release (or the choke servo in a motor driven model).
The user must switch the servo channel 2 times between 2 values
(value 1 < -100%, value 2 > -100%) before turning the receiver off!
Only then the alarm function will be deactivated which is acknowledged
by the buzzer with a confirmation tone (3 beeps).
If the receiver is not turned off within 60 seconds, the alarm function is
reactivated again.
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