Operating instructions for Cable Detector, article 37270766
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6.
Other functions
6.1 Voltmeter function of the transmitter
When the transmitter is connected to a live circuit and the external voltage is higher than 12 V, the voltage will be
shown at the bottom left of the transmitter monitor using standard symbols to differentiate between AC and DC
circuits (see (4), (5) and (6) on the interface shown on the transmitter), and at the top of the monitor there will be a
lightning symbol with a triangular frame (see (10) on the interface shown on the transmitter). The identification
range is 12~400 V DC/AC (AC: 50~60 Hz).
6.2 Flashlight function
Press the “Flashlight” key, (9) on the transmitter or (6) on the receiver to turn on the flashlight function. To turn it
off, press the key again.
6.3 Background lighting
Press the “Background lighting” key (5) on the receiver to turn on the Background lighting. To turn it off, press the
key again. The transmitter does not have a background lighting function.
6.4 Silent function
Press the “Silent mode” key (8) on the transmitter to turn off the buzzer. The buzzer will now not make any noise
when a key is pressed. Press the “Silent mode” key on the transmitter again to switch off silent mode and restore
buzzer function. On the receiver, press the “Background lighting/Silent mode” key (5) for 1 second to turn off the
sound. Now the buzzer and loudspeaker of the receiver will not sound. Press the “Background lighting/Silent
mode” key (5) on the receiver for 1 second to turn the buzzer and loudspeaker back on.
6.5 Automatic switch-off
The transmitter does not have automatic switch-off. If no key is pressed on the receiver for a relatively long time,
the receiver will switch itself off after about 10 minutes. Press the on/off button (2) to turn the transmitter back on.