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18.5 TAS / SAS ...................................................................................................................... 89

18.6 Feet / Meters ................................................................................................................ 90

18.7 MPH / KMH ................................................................................................................... 91

18.8 Celsius / Fahrenheit ....................................................................................................... 92

18.9 Factory Default ............................................................................................................. 93

19 - Manual Zeroing ................................................................................................................... 95

20 - Landing Zone elevation differs from that of the airport ............................................................ 96

21 - Prior to Jumping ................................................................................................................. 97

22 - Battery Status .................................................................................................................... 98

23 - Mounting the PROTRACK II .................................................................................................... 99

24 - Resetting the PROTRACK II .................................................................................................... 100

25 - Battery Replacement ........................................................................................................... 101

26 - Air Filter ............................................................................................................................ 102

27 - Trouble-shooting................................................................................................................. 103

28 - Firmware Version / Serial Number ......................................................................................... 104

29 - USB Mode........................................................................................................................... 106

30 - TAS / SAS Definitions ........................................................................................................... 108

30.1 TAS .............................................................................................................................. 108

17 - Clock ................................................................................................................................. 72

17.1 Set Year ........................................................................................................................ 73

17.2 Set Month ..................................................................................................................... 74

17.3 Set Day ......................................................................................................................... 75

17.4 Set 12 / 24 Hour Format .................................................................................................. 76

17.5 Set Hours ...................................................................................................................... 77

17.6 Set Minutes ................................................................................................................... 78

18 - Setup ................................................................................................................................ 79

18.1 Power OFF ..................................................................................................................... 81

18.2 AUT / ECO ..................................................................................................................... 83

18.2.1

Description ........................................................................................................... 83

18.2.2 Automatic (AUT) .................................................................................................... 83

18.2.3 Economy (ECO) ...................................................................................................... 84

18.3 Beep ON / OFF ............................................................................................................... 85

18.4 Dive Type ...................................................................................................................... 86

18.4.1 Dive Type, 3-SEC ..................................................................................................... 87

18.4.2 Dive Type, SLO (Slow) ............................................................................................. 87

18.4.3 Dive Type, S-SLO (Super Slow).................................................................................. 87

Содержание PROTRACK II

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Страница 2: ...I including but not limited to displaying a status which is not true failing to function or functioning at a wrong moment or at a wrong occasion If you or your friends or family are not willing to acc...

Страница 3: ...ts your skydiving consult a licensed instructor DO NOT use this equipment unless you are currently participating in or have successfully passed an approved skydiving course The PROTRACK II is intended...

Страница 4: ...e the PROTRACK II is mounted correctly before you jump The PROTRACK II must be active powered ON prior to entering the airplane Do not perform ACCESS less than 1 minute prior to exit Use the PROTRACK...

Страница 5: ...number of minutes 68 16 4 Set accumulated number of seconds 69 16 5 Delete complete logbook 70 16 6 Remaining Logbook Storage 71 11 Warning Windows common for all 36 11 1 Warning Memory Bank Descripti...

Страница 6: ...101 26 Air Filter 102 27 Trouble shooting 103 28 Firmware Version Serial Number 104 29 USB Mode 106 30 TAS SAS Definitions 108 30 1 TAS 108 17 Clock 72 17 1 Set Year 73 17 2 Set Month 74 17 3 Set Day...

Страница 7: ...rm Sounds 112 31 3 Low Speed Alarm Sounds 113 31 4 Alarm Output Volume 114 31 5 Alarm Output Pitch 114 31 6 Altitude Selection Interval 114 31 7 Setup Defaults 114 31 8 Logbook 115 31 9 Tolerances 116...

Страница 8: ...chasing your new PROTRACK II The PROTRACK II design is based upon the latest findings in microcomputer technol ogy and introduces a new class of warnings for use by skydivers The PROTRACK II is our mo...

Страница 9: ...nd comfortable fit to your ear when placed in a helmet 2 Features 4 Climb to Altitude warnings with settings up to 29 900 feet 4 High Speed warnings with settings up to 29 900 feet Can be used for Big...

Страница 10: ...llowing characteristics by default normal usage when showing warnings 3 Description 3 1 Front 1 LCD Display see Display section 2 Up Button 3 Mode Button 4 Down Button 2 4 3 1 Battery and lock area Wa...

Страница 11: ...adlock icon displays when locked and flashes to control entrance to ACCESS mode Warning area 3 1st warning altitude 4 2nd warning altitude 5 3rd warning altitude 6 4th warning altitude 7 Feet Meters s...

Страница 12: ...ristics by default normal usage when show ing logbook information Battery and lock area 10 Battery Power Level icon Indicates the remaining battery capacity 11 Padlock icon Displays when locked and fl...

Страница 13: ...Map It is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the PROTRACK II QUICK GUIDE and ROAD MAP which are very helpful tools when using the PROTRACK II 3 5 USB Connection 21 Connector for data commu...

Страница 14: ...en driving in mountainous areas and when the jump season is over To power OFF the PROTRACK II see Power OFF section 5 Power ON The PROTRACK II has been powered OFF prior to shipping from our factory T...

Страница 15: ...ude Warnings for further explanation 6 Ground Mode After Power ON and shortly after landing from a jump the PROTRACK II enters Ground Mode In Ground Mode the PROTRACK II continually records the ambien...

Страница 16: ...an 1 minute prior to exit To avoid any unintentional changes in settings all settings are locked behind an ACCESS procedure ACCESS procedure is required to change any settings in the PROTRACK II 1 Pre...

Страница 17: ...within 30 sec All functions except Power ON can be performed ONLY when the PROTRACK II is in ACCESS mode 10 Altitude Offset MM DD HH MM Explanation If the Landing Zone LZ elevation is different from...

Страница 18: ...32 33 Perform ACCESS from the flight mode screen The altitude normally 0 next to the FT or MT indicator will begin to flash...

Страница 19: ...he landing area 4 When climbing to exit altitude in an airplane with a pressurized cabin activated When cabin pressure has been released program the unit to the present altitude or to a compensated al...

Страница 20: ...et pitch Hear selected warnings volume and pitch 11 1 Warning Memory Bank Description The PROTRACK II makes it possible to store warning altitudes in four custom Warning Memory Banks This is a useful...

Страница 21: ...ct warning bank 01 to 04 11 3 Setting the Warning Altitudes The setting of altitudes in each warning bank can be performed either on the ground or in the airplane during climb to jump altitude 11 4 Fo...

Страница 22: ...40 41 Press again and the 2nd warning altitude flashes Press or to change the 2nd warning altitude Press again and the 3rd warning altitude flashes Press or to change the 3rd warning altitude...

Страница 23: ...Zero NOTE The PROTRACK II then sounds only the 2nd 3rd and 4th warning alarms 11 6 Two Warning Alarms You can choose to only have two warning alarms The procedure is the same as above but set two of t...

Страница 24: ...ACCESS mode it will automatically sort and store the warning alarms such that the highest warning altitude becomes the 1st warning alarm the next highest warning altitude becomes the 2nd warning alar...

Страница 25: ...lecting a pitch on either side of 7 3 800 Hz the output volume will decrease about 5 dB because the speaker is no longer at its optimum resonance frequency 11 11 Test Warning Sounds Press again to tes...

Страница 26: ...the lowest preset climb altitude factory preset to 1 000 feet the PROTRACK II sounds a sequence of beeps These beeps have two functions 1 The beeps indicate that the PROTRACK II has calibrated itself...

Страница 27: ...t be changed until the batteries have been replaced 12 2 Setting Warnings The setting of warning altitudes can be performed either on the ground or in the airplane during climb to jump altitude For se...

Страница 28: ...ence Pulsating low repetition 3rd warning One 4 second pulsating alarm if vertical airspeed exceeds 13 m sec at preset altitude Sound sequence Pulsating high repetition 4th warning Siren alarm as long...

Страница 29: ...ngs memory banks LO 01 to LO 04 Up to 4 different warning altitudes may be set in each memory bank Short beeps sound when passing through one two three or four altitudes 1st warning One 0 2 second bee...

Страница 30: ...er 55 and so on as depicted in the diagram Time Feet fps fps fps fps The diagram shows an example where the 3rd warning is set to 900 ft and the 4th warning to 300 ft A long beep sounds when passing t...

Страница 31: ...de Freefall time Speeds scrolls automatically through AVG MAX 1st and 2nd half 1 Max speed 2 Average speed 3 Average speed during the first half of the freefall 4 Average speed during the second half...

Страница 32: ...performing ACCESS press or to scroll through any previous jump 15 2 Logbook Screen 2 Date time and dive type Press to view Logbook Screen 2 Press or to scroll through any previous jump The window sho...

Страница 33: ...or safety reasons playback is disabled when in Flight Mode The windows shows Jump number Altitude at time Freefall or canopy indicator Time after exit in seconds Speed at time 15 4 Delete last jump Pr...

Страница 34: ...PROTRACK II will overwrite the lowest jump number in memory 16 Logbook Totals It is recommended that you update the PROTRACK II logbook accumulated number of jumps and freefall time before making the...

Страница 35: ...ber of jumps Perform ACCESS to change settings Press or to set the accumulated number of jumps 16 2 Set accumulated number of hours Press and accumulated hours of freefall flashes Press or to set the...

Страница 36: ...r of minutes Press and accumulated minutes flashes Press or to set the accumulated minutes of freefall 16 4 Set accumulated number of seconds Press and accumulated seconds flashes Press or to set the...

Страница 37: ...jumps and freefall time are set to 0 Caution Once the PROTRACK II has beeped there is no way to restore the information 16 6 Remaining Logbook Storage Press to view the Remaining Logbook Storage wind...

Страница 38: ...for Clock Date 2013 01 01 Time 12 00 00 24 hour format The options in this window are Set year Set month Set day Set 12 24 hour format Set hours Set minutes 17 1 Set Year Perform ACCESS to change sett...

Страница 39: ...74 75 17 2 Set Month Press and month flashes Press or to set month 17 3 Set Day Press and day flashes Press or to set day...

Страница 40: ...76 77 17 4 Set 12 24 Hour Format Press and 24 or 12 hour format flashes Press or to select 24 hour or 12 hour Format 17 5 Set Hours Press and hours flashes Press or to set hours...

Страница 41: ...t in memory when replacing batteries 18 Setup The PROTRACK II can be customized to your personal settings Your settings will be stored and recalled also after replacing batteries When you first get th...

Страница 42: ...Meters Default Feet MPH KM H Default MPH KM H Celsius Fahrenheit Default Celsius Fahrenheit Reset to Factory Default Perform ACCESS to change settings 18 1 Power OFF The PROTRACK II can be manually po...

Страница 43: ...is powered OFF When powered OFF the PROTRACK II cannot be used for jumping To power the PROTRACK II ON press any key until the unit beeps then release the key The unit calibrates itself to the local...

Страница 44: ...ature but switches OFF 14 hours after the last jump or 14 hours after the last pressing of any button whichever comes last This is a battery saving mode and is used when jumping is mostly done in the...

Страница 45: ...detection of short freefalls around 3 sec freefall for logbook exit altitude generation See note 1 and 2 18 4 2 Dive Type SLO Slow In SLO mode the deployment calculation parameters are more sensitive...

Страница 46: ...m sec at the preset altitude High Speed warning 4 sounds when vertical airspeed exceeds 13 m sec at or below the preset altitude After deployment warning 4 trigger speed switches to 35 m sec 18 5 TAS...

Страница 47: ...d information may be displayed in either unit of measurement by selecting the respective mode 18 7 MPH KM H Press again and MPH KMH flashes Press or to switch between miles per hour MPH or kilometer p...

Страница 48: ...hrenheit Press again and CEL FAHr flashes Press or to switch between Celsius CEL and Fahrenheit FAHr 18 9 Factory Default Press again and Counter flashes Press or to increase decrease the flash counte...

Страница 49: ...lues Clock is reset to default Caution There is no way to restore the information 19 Manual Zeroing When arriving at the Drop Zone the PROTRACK II may be in Flight Mode see section Flight Mode In this...

Страница 50: ...t See section 10 21 Prior to Jumping When powered ON the PROTRACK II continually adjusts to the local elevation Prior to jumping the PROTRACK II should be in Ground Mode If the PROTRACK II is in Fligh...

Страница 51: ...hows no black bars just an empty battery icon Batteries should be replaced as soon as possible As a reminder 5 short beeps sound when climbing through the lowest preset climb altitude Empty battery Th...

Страница 52: ...y replacement or when troubleshooting 25 Battery Replacement NOTE Reset the PROTRACK II after replacing batteries Customer settings are kept in non volatile memory when removing batteries However the...

Страница 53: ...NOTE The air filter must be replaced if jumping is resumed quickly or if the PROTRACK II has been submerged into water 27 Troubleshooting When the PROTRACK II detects a fault an error Error sign numbe...

Страница 54: ...read the number While in the Setup window press and keep pressed for minimum 5 seconds The PROTRACK II will display the firmware version on line 1 and the serial number on the following lines It is re...

Страница 55: ...CK II flash memory can store 2 MB of data approximate 200 jumps with two minute profiles or 26 jumps with 15 minute profiles When the storage is full 0 free the PROTRACK II will overwrite the lowest j...

Страница 56: ...thereby air pressure makes it difficult to compare the fall rates when measured using TAS 30 2 SAS The SAS formula calculates airspeed using the same metrics used with TAS from measurements of air pre...

Страница 57: ...isplay area 29 x 31 mm 1 14 x 1 22 inches Weight 37 grams 1 3 oz Battery type 2 x Renata CR 2325 Battery Life Time Around 2 years or 300 jumps 31 1 Climb to Altitude Alarm Sounds Calibration range 0 t...

Страница 58: ...de Sound sequence Pulsating high repetition Factory preset 3000 ft 4th warning Siren alarm as long as vertical airspeed exceeds 13 m sec at or below the preset altitude After deployment the trigger sp...

Страница 59: ...F ON Set Dive Type None TAS SAS TAS Feet Meters Feet Celsius Fahrenheit Celsius MPH KM H MPH 31 8 Logbook Minimum freefall time for logbook generation in normal mode Around 8 seconds Minimum freefall...

Страница 60: ...y preset values Date 2017 01 01 Time 12 00 00 12 24 Format 24 31 11 Operating Altitude 0 to 40 000 feet 31 12 Operating Temperature Range 20 C to 50 C 4 F to 122 F 31 13 Storage 2 MB flash memory USB...

Страница 61: ...ase invoice or receipt The warranty becomes void if damage is caused by external circumstances or if the unit has been serviced or repaired by third parties unauthorized by our national agents or LB A...

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