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•
Remove the battery pack from the Snow Commando when it will
not be used for prolonged periods of time
•
Recharge your battery pack periodically
Installing the battery pack in the Snow Commando
1.
Open the battery pouch on the side of the caller and slip the battery pack inside. Make sure to
orient the pack so the attached wire will come out of the top of the pouch.
2.
Connect the power supply wire on the side of the caller to the wire on the battery pack.
3.
To verify that you have power: Flip the po
wer switch to the “on” position.
The pilot LED should
illuminate green, indicating that the Snow Commando is powered on. If the LED does not
illuminate, verify that your battery pack is charged and double-check the connections. The LED
may flicker for a period of time before glowing solid when the Snow Commando is initially
powered on. This is normal. If the LED begins blinking during operation, it indicates the batteries
are low and need replaced.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The Snow Commando comes with a battery protection circuit that keep the
battery from being damaged from deep discharge. This circuit only activates
when the battery is completely exhausted.
2-3 TX433 Requirements
The TX433 remote control operates on a single 9V battery (not included). It is recommended that you use a
high-quality lithium or alkaline battery for the best performance.
Installing a Battery in the TX433 Transmitter
1.
Access the battery compartment by removing the battery compartment door from the back of
the TX433. The door slides down and off the remote.
2.
Insert the 9V battery in the back of the remote.
3.
Slide the battery compartment door back onto the remote.
4.
Push and hold the power button on the TX433 for approximately 1-2 seconds to power it on. The
LCD will activate and display the primary screen.
2-4 Playing Sounds
The primary function of your Snow Commando game call is to produce sounds to attract wildlife. This
section explains how to turn on the Snow Commando and the TX433 and how to start playing sounds.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The Snow Commando transmitter is not intended to operate the caller at
distances shorter than 1 meter (3 feet). If the transmitter is located too close
to the caller, proper operation cannot be ensured.
1.
Turn on the Snow Commando by moving the power switch to the on position. When powered
on, the Snow Commando pilot light illuminates green, indicating that it is powered on. If the light
does not activate, charge the battery pack and try again.
2.
Turn on the TX433 transmitter by pushing and holding the power button for approximately 1-2
seconds.
3.
Notice the black horizontal highlight bar on the TX433 display. The bar moves up and down the
screen as you use the
“S
croll Up
”
or
“Scroll D
own
”
arrow buttons.
4.
Move the highlight bar to one of the sound categories and push the “Select” button. Doing this
results in displaying all of the sounds in that particular category. To exit the current category,
push the “Back/Menu” button.
