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Using the FOXPRO Programming Utility

 

The FOXPRO Sound Programming Utility has versions available for both Windows and Mac operating 
systems. You can find them both at the following web address:

 

https://www.gofoxpro.com/programming

 

Under the heading “Software Links”, you should see a link for the Windows and Mac versions. Click on the 

appropriate link for your operating system to go to the download page.  

Windows

 users will see that there is both a 32-bit and 64-bit version of the utility available. The 64-bit 

version should work fine on most modern computers. If your computer is a little on the older side, you will 
want to use the 32-bit version. To download the installer (executable .exe file), click on the link 
corresponding with the correct version. After doing that, the installer file will be saved to your computer. 
You must now open that file to allow the installer to setup the utility on your computer. We recommended 
keeping all of the default options as they are. You will have the ability to create a Desktop icon if you wish. 
When installation is complete, the utility can be located in your Start Menu > FOXPRO Programmer.  

Mac

 users can download a Mac Application Bundle for the utility. This is a bundle that contains the utility 

and provides the easiest method for installation. Simply download the bundle and then move it into your 
Applications folder. Note that, depending upon your security settings, you may need to add an exception 
for the file after you have it downloaded.  

Launching the Utility 

Windows users can launch the utility by finding the shortcut in the Start Menu and clicking on it. For those 
who created a Desktop icon, locate it and double-click on it to launch the utility. 

Mac users can double-click on the icon for the bundle that you placed in your Applications folder earlier.  

As the utility launches, you will see a splash screen that shows some basic information. When it is fully 
loaded, you will be presented with a screen that is divided into two main sections. The left side is called 

Source Files

, which represents the default storage location for sounds on your computer. The right side is 

called 

Caller Files

, which displays the sounds loaded in your game call. Because we already connected the 

game call to the computer previously, the Caller Files section should be displaying the sound list for your 
game call. If this is your first time using the utility, the Source Files column should be empty. 

File Locations / Sound Library 

Whether using Windows or Mac versions, the utility establishes the local sound storage point under 
Documents > FOXPRO > Sounds. We recommend that you place all of your new sounds in this location for 
easy access.  

For purposes of example, we can quickly add some new sounds from the free library with the utility. To do 

this, click on the File menu on the utility screen and then click on the “Download Free Sounds” menu item. 

This displays a list of all free sounds available from FOXPRO. You can select one or all of the free sounds to 

highlight them. Next, click on the “Download Selected” button to save the selected files to your computer.

 

If you have already purchased new sounds from FOXPRO, be aware that you can login to your store account 
and download the new sounds directly in the utility. To do this, click on the File menu and then click on the 

“Sound Pack Downloader” menu item. Enter t

he email address for your store account along with the 

account password, then click on the “Login” button. Upon logging in, any sound pack that you have 

purchased through the online store will appear in the column on the right. Simply click on one of the sound 

Summary of Contents for Hammer Jack 2

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...EST Contact Us Service Support 717 248 2507 Toll Free Orders Only 866 463 6977 General Inquiry E mail sales gofoxpro com Technical Support techsupport gofoxpro com Stay up to date with the latest sou...

Page 3: ...Speakers 8 5 Batteries and Charging 9 6 Using External Power Sources 10 7 Auxiliary Devices 10 7 1 Integrated Decoy Wiring Harness 11 7 2 Using the Fox Jack 4 Decoy 11 8 TX433 Detailed Overview 12 8 1...

Page 4: ...8 17 Remote Settings Channel 15 8 18 Remote Settings AUX Control 15 8 19 Remote Settings View 15 8 20 Remote Settings Sound Numbers 15 8 21 Remote Settings About Info 15 9 FOXCAST 16 10 Programming th...

Page 5: ...onds to the chart defining that particular element 1 Carry handle 2 Rear cone speaker 3 Fox Jack 4 decoy 4 Power on off switch 5 Internal speaker on off switches 6 Charge jack 7 Rear external speaker...

Page 6: ...chart corresponds to a graphic depicting the HammerJack 2 remote Certain aspects of the HammerJack 2 remote are marked with a number that corresponds to the chart defining that particular element 1 5...

Page 7: ...e highlight bar to the sound you wish to play push the Play Select button a single time to begin playback You won t hear anything at first as the volume level hasn t been set 7 To adjust the volume Us...

Page 8: ...nines and many others are best reproduced by using the front horn only with the rear cone speaker turned off This will also ensure maximum battery life as playing both speakers requires almost twice a...

Page 9: ...edges towards a dangerous level 50 C 122 F while charging the charge current will be interrupted The charge will not resume until the battery temperature has gone down Be aware that the HammerJack 2 u...

Page 10: ...get more power from the amplifier there is also a much greater chance of causing damage to the built in speakers For this reason we recommend using one of our large external speakers such as the SP 6...

Page 11: ...2 provides you with a well rounded predator calling combination After fooling their ears the decoy will fool their eyes Connecting the Fox Jack 4 Decoy to the HammerJack 2 1 Connect the Fox Jack 4 to...

Page 12: ...wing sections cover each of these menu items and their sub menu items in detail 8 3 FOXFEATURES FoxBang When activated FOXBANG reacts to the muzzle blast of a firearm by automatically switching to an...

Page 13: ...g is NOT stored between power cycles You will need to change this setting each time you power on the HammerJack 2 remote 8 7 Sound Settings Favorite Mute Override During normal operation if the Hammer...

Page 14: ...utes 45 minutes 1 hour 2 hours and 4 hours To change this value highlight the Auto Off menu item push the Select button then use the Scroll Up or Scroll Down buttons to cycle through the available opt...

Page 15: ...oll Down to toggle the two options When the appropriate setting is selected push the Select button to set it This setting is remembered between power cycles IMPORTANT NOTE Some third party decoys may...

Page 16: ...through a stand These instructions include commands to change the sound change the volume level enter a passage of silence and so forth Here is a chart showing all of the available commands Instructio...

Page 17: ...tension is not native to any operating system This is a unique file extension for FOXPRO game calls with FOXCAST A FOXCAST sequence file may appear as an unknown file type and display on your computer...

Page 18: ...ccount Click the My Account menu and click on Sound Pack Download Manager Locate the sound pack you wish to download and click the Download button Note that you will be saving a compressed zip archive...

Page 19: ...Mac users can double click on the icon for the bundle that you placed in your Applications folder earlier As the utility launches you will see a splash screen that shows some basic information When i...

Page 20: ...are arranged You will notice that each category name features a list of sounds indented just beneath it This represents the sounds that are in each category To add a new sound into the correct catego...

Page 21: ...e Remote range can be affected by many factors Some of these factors can be controlled while others cannot In order to achieve the best possible remote range with your HammerJack 2 digital game call s...

Page 22: ...leakage is not a warranty issue Periodically charge your rechargeable batteries when not in use Rechargeable batteries will not last forever To help maximize the overall life of your rechargeable batt...

Page 23: ...to make sure both the caller and the remote are on the same channel See section 11 Maximizing Remote Range Cannot transfer sound list to TX433 This can stem from an error in the play list on the Hamme...

Page 24: ...for satisfying RF exposure compliance Note Units exported beyond the boundaries of North America are not FCC certified FOXPRO Inc makes every attempt at complying with regional regulations governing...

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