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Lindgren-Pitman, Inc. 2615 NE 5
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Avenue, Pompano Beach, FL 33064
phone (954) 943-4243
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fax (954) 943-4243
email: [email protected]
http://www.lindgren-pitman.com
Part# LP-TIMER-
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Note:
Be patient when pushing the buttons on the membrane switch. Several seconds may be
needed between each push of the button before the unit registers the change. Use only soap and water
to clean both the timer beeper and its cover. Cleaning agents or dirty rags will scratch its surface making
the display hard to read and could eventually ruin the switch pad.
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CONFIG MODE:
Holding down the “STOP” button for 3 seconds will toggle the beeper into “CONFIG MODE”
Exit out of config mode by holding “STOP” again for 3 seconds.
In the config mode there are 3 different settings that can be adjusted.
Setting 0 – Brightness Level 0-15 Default:8
Setting 1 – Hook buzzer tone 0-9 Default:9
Setting 2 – Buoy buzzer tone 0-9 Default:0
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Speaker Installation:
Connect the white/black wire from the speaker to the positive (red wire) coming
out of the box on the side marked speaker. Next connect the white speaker wire to the negative (black
wire)coming out of the box marked speaker. Run the appropriate type of water resistant copper tinned
16/2 wire so the speaker is as close to the baiting station as possible. Solder and seal all connections.
To ensure that everything is mounted and working, turn the unit on waiting for the displays to revert to zero.
Set the hook timer to 5 seconds by pushing on the up arrow on key (8) five times. The seconds between
hook timer will now display 5. Next set the buoy timer to 8 seconds by pushing on the up arrow on key
(13) eight times. Pushthe start button (14) and the timer will begin a count down for both the hook and
buoy. When each of therespective count down timers reaches zero either the hook (a short high-pitched
beep) or a buoy (a longer lower pitched beep) will sound. At the same time as the beep, the counter
display will increase by one unit for whichever timer reached zero. This function allows the operator to keep
track of the number of hooks and buoys as the main line is being set.
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Connecting Power:
Once the unit has been mounted route the power wire to its source voltage,
making sure power is turned off. Connect the black wire (-) to your ground source and the red wire (+)
to the positive. Should the supplied power cord be too short, a longer cord can be fabricated making sure
to use the same water resistant copper tinned 16/2 wire. Once the unit has been properly wired, turn the
breaker on and display will flash all display segments for approximately 2 seconds. It will then revert to a
single 0 digit in each of the display windows until the timers are set. Should the unit fail to power up
recheck all connections, double checking polarity. If it continues to be inoperable, carefully remove the
display panel and circuit board from the base enclosure. As a safety measure a 1-amp 250-volt
replaceable fuse is located on the backside of the circuitboard, check for continuity to ensure the unit is
receiving power (do not exceed 26 volts).
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Using the Timer Beeper:
Now that the unit is installed and is fully functional it can be set for
actual use. Set both the hook (7) and buoy (10) timer times by pushing the adjustment keys up or
down.The hook timer can be set for up to 99 seconds while the buoy timer can be set for up to 999
seconds. Once set push the start (14) key and the timers begin counting down. Changes to the
time interval between hooks and buoys can be made “while the unit is operating” but it will not be
reflected on the display until after the countdown timer reaches zero. At anytime during operation the
hook (1) and buoy(2) counters can be reset to zero by pushing the reset buttons (5) and (6)
respectively. Under normal circumstances the reset buttons are only used if the unit is not powered
down before starting a new set. When used in this manner the hook and buoy times will not change
unless the user either pushed the adjustment keys or powers down the timer beeper. It is
recommended that the unit be switched off through the breaker panel when the timer beeper is not
needed.
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