Bacharach Tru Pointe 2100, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Tru Pointe® 2100 Instruction 0028-9003
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Setting the Sensitivity
The Tru Pointe
®
2100 always defaults to Sensitivity as the active mode. After any adjustment has
been made, it will store the setting in memory, and reset itself so that ▲ and ▼ adjust sensitivity.
Pressing the ▲ and ▼ arrows will adjust the sensitivity while in either sensor mode. The pre fi x
on the alphanumeric display indicates the sensor being changed. The display will read “H###”
when the high frequency band of the active sensor is selected.
Setting the Volume
Pressing the “MODE” button once will set the Tru Pointe
®
2100 in the Volume Adjust Mode. The
alphanumeric display will read “VOL” as long as the MODE button is pressed. When released
it will show “V###” indicating the current volume setting. Use the
▲ and ▼ buttons to make the
adjustment. The volume will change as the display changes from “V 000” to “V 255”.
NOTE: Volume and sensitivity are not the same.
Volume adjusts the loudness of the signal in the
headset. Sensitivity adjusts the meter’s reaction to the
incoming signal.
Selecting the Sensor
Press the “MODE” button until the alphanumeric display reads “AirH”, “AirL”, PrbH”, “PrbL”, or
“PrbS”. The instrument will delay 3 seconds after releasing the MODE button, for the sensor
selection to be made by pressing the
▲ or ▼ button.
Adjusting the Display
The alphanumeric display offers three viewing options. Continuous, Peak, and OFF. Press the
“MODE” button twice. The display will read “DISP” until released, and then display the current
setting. Pressing the
▲ or ▼ buttons will scroll through the display options below.
“Cont” = Continuous, the Alphanumeric display will show the level of the signal in real
time.
“Peak” = Peak Hold, the Alphanumeric display will hold the highest reading for 3 sec-
onds.
“Off” = Turns the alphanumeric display off (with the exception of the “-“). Since this
display is not necessary for most airborne applications, turning it off can save
battery life.
NOTE: The changes made will stay in the unit’s memory
until they are updated.
Checking the serial number
While the unit is powered OFF, hold down the “MODE” button. Now turn the unit on while holding
down the “MODE” button. The Tru Pointe
® 2100 will show its serial number in the alphanumeric
display.