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Summary of Contents for FURY 2

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Page 2: ...0 5 3 Turning Speakers On Off with the TX 505 11 6 0 TX 505 Remote Control Operation 12 6 1 Installing Batteries in Your TX 505 13 6 2 Understanding the Menu System 13 6 3 Turning on the TX 505 15 6 4...

Page 3: ...Fax 717 247 3594 Hours of Operation Monday Friday 8AM 5PM EST Contact Us Customer Service 717 248 2507 Toll Free Orders Only 866 463 6977 General Inquiry E mail sales gofoxpro com Stay up to date wit...

Page 4: ...ront Speaker Slide switch 5 Low Battery Indicator LED 6 Sound Up Down Keys 7 Reflex Horn Speaker 8 Cone Speaker 9 Charger Jack 10 Rear Ext Speaker Jack 11 Auxiliary Jack 12 Front Ext Speaker Jack 1 0...

Page 5: ...er located on the rear of the transmitter 2 Insert the AA batteries into the provided cavities Note that the battery polarity alternates 3 Replace the battery compartment cover after the batteries are...

Page 6: ...isplayed list highlight the sound and press down on the rotary selector knob You will notice that the number associated with that sound will appear in the bottom text line This text line also displays...

Page 7: ...s of loudspeakers The front speaker is a high efficiency horn with maximum sensitivity in the frequency range necessary to reproduce small animal distress sounds Distress sounds of rabbits small roden...

Page 8: ...tery types CAUTION Never connect your FURY 2 to an unregulated 12V system i e automotive systems high current power supplies etc Serious damage will occur which is not covered by the warranty The char...

Page 9: ...opriate one will have a negative impact on run time With one speaker playing expect 6 to 15 hours of run time depending on the loudness setting With both speakers playing expect 3 to 10 hours Remember...

Page 10: ...ations that require higher volume levels By connecting a larger and more efficient external speaker s to the FURY 2 the volume level can be increased significantly 5 1 CONNECTING EXTERNAL SPEAKERS The...

Page 11: ...speaker by way of the TX 505 remote control the associated internal speaker will also be disabled 1 Press the FOXFADE button one time 2 Use the selector knob to move the cursor left or right Clockwise...

Page 12: ...uence Mode Select Button 14 Mono Stereo Indicator 15 Auto Volume On Off Indicator 16 Rotary Selector Knob 17 Graphic LCD Panel The FURY 2 features the TX 505 transmitter The features of this transmitt...

Page 13: ...s and hold the rotary selector knob for 2 3 seconds The normal screen will change to reveal the Main Menu By default any time you enter the Main Menu the TURN OFF TRANSMITTER option will be highlighte...

Page 14: ...E PLAY MODE o JUKEBOX MODE AUTO V ON AUTO V OFF TX505 CONFIG provides access to AUX o MOMENTARY JIB o LATCHED DISPLAY o TEXT NORMAL LARGE NUMBERS ONLY o GRAPHICS NORMAL REVERSE IMAGE SET CONTRAST o SC...

Page 15: ...to confirm or lock in various menu changes by pushing down it With the TX 505 turned on you will see six sounds displayed on the screen Clockwise rotation of the knob scrolls the highlight bar up the...

Page 16: ...ge this value to 2 4 5 8 or 10 To set this value NOTE If you have volume steps 2 or 4 selected you will notice that when stepping the volume up or down using a continuous key press the volume steps wi...

Page 17: ...two ways that you can create a custom calling sequence manually with a simple text editor or with the help of the graphical interface that runs on Windows based PC s Mac users will have to type their...

Page 18: ...e Any time you author your own sequence file manually make certain that each instruction code is followed by a space and then the value Note Each file must begin with a P or V value if you start the s...

Page 19: ...he FURY 2 to your computer Take note to what drive letter is being assigned to your FURY 2 Copy the sequence files from your hard drive directly into the drive letter of the FURY 2 Playing a Sequence...

Page 20: ...ill provide the best effect when using a stereo audio file that contains two separate animal recordings however it can be used with mono sounds that are being played in stereo mode Using FOXFADE 1 Wit...

Page 21: ...OXFADE will act in the same manner as playing a stereo file with fading out the volume of one of the channels depending upon which way you move the bar 6 10 AUTO V AUTO V auto volume provides you with...

Page 22: ...after AUTO V has been engaged for a while can result in erratic volume level changes Get familiar with how AUTO V works before using it on a stand Note If the FURY 2 is turned off be sure to reselect...

Page 23: ...rior to entering sequence mode 6 13 CHANNEL SELECTION The TX 505 has been designed to be able to operate up to 16 different FOXPRO FURY 2 units This is great for folks who are using multiple units and...

Page 24: ...switch positioning matrix when you are making channel modifications The above image is looking directly down onto the switch from the battery compartment The two possible switch positions for each of...

Page 25: ...your sensitivity rating set the TX 505 will remember the sensitivity setting and FOXBANG will automatically be activated the next time you perform a power cycle If you do not wish to have FOXBANG act...

Page 26: ...be unable to bring the unit out of a muted state upon reacting to the discharge of the firearm NOTE The FOXGRIP menu item pertains to a future FOXPRO product which is not implemented It is advised th...

Page 27: ...ult REPEAT will be set as the play mode AUTO V ON AUTO V OFF You can turn AUTO V on or off by highlighting the desired one and press down on the selector knob one time See section on AUTO V for more d...

Page 28: ...the cursor to the left will decrease the contrast and to the right will increase Once you have a desired setting picked press down on the selector knob one time to lock it in Scroll This menu allows y...

Page 29: ...99 59 Once this time is reached the timer rolls over to 00 00 and commences counting The timer can be reset at any time in the back menu by selecting the RESET TIMER option Once you turn your TX 505...

Page 30: ...ricing Always consult the website before making a decision to purchase If you do not have access to a computer sounds can be reprogrammed or added for a fee by sending your FURY2 to FOXPRO 8 2 DOWNLOA...

Page 31: ...umn labeled Caller Sound Files You will now notice that a new button appears above the Select Device window that reads Backup If you have not made a backup of your sounds simply click on this button T...

Page 32: ...it to in the Move To box located below the right side column This will move the sound to your designated number You can also highlight the sound that you wish to move on the right column and then clic...

Page 33: ...5 CONFIG menu 6 Highlight the UPLOAD SOUND LIST menu item and press down on the selector knob one time 7 Make sure the FURY2 is within 3 feet of the TX 505 8 A progress bar on the TX 505 display will...

Page 34: ...rules RF Exposure Safety Notice The TX 505 transmitter is not intended to be operated closer than 20cm about 8 inches to your body The transmitter can produce a radiated RF field similar to that of a...

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Page 36: ...e defect or problem This limited warranty is void if the unit is physically damaged used in a manner contrary to intended use or otherwise abused either intentionally or unintentionally Also specifica...

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