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Page 2: ...Device components 7 1 4 Internal design and operating 7 2 Correct use 10 2 1 Operating restrictions 10 2 2 Before operating 10 2 3 Intended usage 10 3 Maintenance 22 4 Troubleshooting 22 5 Package and...

Page 3: ...able filters that exclude frequency ranges of base cellular communication stations GSM900 1800 3G 4G CDMA450 and Wi Fi provides successful bug hunting in modern city environment highly contaminated by...

Page 4: ...ow the storage and transportation instructions Attention After storing the product in a cold place or transporting in winter the device should be kept at room temperature for two hours before operatin...

Page 5: ...ssibility to work in security mode which includes the adaptation to the ambient background switching to the standby mode and further exit from the standby mode after when signal sources have been dete...

Page 6: ...mm not more than 105 58 18 5 Weight with batteries kg max 0 11 DC supply voltage two AAA batteries V from 2 2 to 3 2 Power consumption W max 0 6 Working frequency range MHz from 10 to 3500 Responsivit...

Page 7: ...0 mA h 400 500 1 3 Device components 1 3 1 The table below gives the information of components of the product and the delivery set Description Quantity Note 1 BugHunter Professional BH 03 1 2 Accumula...

Page 8: ...values of the received signal strength are being constantly displayed on the screen The displaying is performed in logarithmic notation on a selected sensitivity range scale and as a graph of values...

Page 9: ...off by holding and exit from a menu by short pressing switch to the main settings menu and back by short pressing navigate through the menu and select values switch between operating modes by short pr...

Page 10: ...ore operating To prepare the device for working you should loosen the screw and remove the battery compartment s cover Pic 2 item 3 install the batteries respecting polarities Pic 4 place the battery...

Page 11: ...cellular stations signals making the search of radio transmitting devices easier Press button to display the main menu screen Pic 7 Pic 7 Main settings menu select FILTERS bar by pressing and and con...

Page 12: ...three available sound modes 1 mute internal speaker produces no sound while searching and setting up the device while pressing buttons the confirmation sound is not produced also 2 sound indication i...

Page 13: ...pressing or buttons 2 An icon of selected sound mode is displayed in the top bar of the screen mute sound indication sound feedback 3 You may select a sound mode quickly avoiding main menu by pressin...

Page 14: ...lights green single use type of power supply galvanic battery is selected the charging is impossible 2 3 2 4 Auto shutdown this setting turns off the screen after a timeout selected by the user to sav...

Page 15: ...or button and confirm your selection by pressing button or button vibration menu will appear on the screen Pic 12 Pic 12 Vibration level adjustment you can select one of three available levels of vib...

Page 16: ...search mode An icon of the adjusted mode is displayed in the top bar of the screen search mode security mode You can switch between operating modes by short pressing button While switching to another...

Page 17: ...n will turn off Pic 15 Switching to security mode animation When the device is in the security mode the notification appears on the screen periodically Pic 16 Pic 16 Notification in the security mode...

Page 18: ...aphs show the changing of radio environment for the last 3 seconds The current value is in the right part of the graph and the values are moving to the left becoming obsolete Notification Peak value g...

Page 19: ...aph item 2 Pic 18 Vibroindication engagement threshold adjustment is performed in accordance with the average signal strength level displayed in real time on scale item 6 Fig 18 in device full dynamic...

Page 20: ...cameras are usually placed are cavities and chinks in plinths and walls behind radiators remote places on wardrobes and curtain rods cavities of suspended ceiling ventilating shafts furniture element...

Page 21: ...ity mode when there are no unknown emissions in a room and the implicit control of the situation is needed for example during negotiations When switched into security mode the device assesses surround...

Page 22: ...ng the battery icon on the screen becomes animated If the device is off while charging the animated screen saver is displayed on the screen Pic 21 Pic 21 Charging when the device is off Notification 1...

Page 23: ...by air transport in pressurized modules While transporting the packaged products should be protected from the direct impact of atmospheric condensation and insolation Transportation terms and conditi...

Page 24: ...uments 7 2 The service life of the Product is not less than 5 years when operating for 4 hours per day 7 3 Warranty period is 12 months from the date of sale If the sale date and the vendor s stamp ar...

Page 25: ...__ QC stamp ___________________________________________________________________________ Sale Date _________________________________________________________________________ Vendor s stamp and signature...

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