Marco Polo ETP-LOC-01, Руководство по эксплуатации

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now turn 90 degrees and check to see if the arrow still points in the
same general direction
. If it does then that direction is correct. If the
arrow now points in the opposite direction of what it did originally,
turn your body to face that direction, if the arrow confirms that
direction then it is the correct path to your pet.
e. When far away from your pet the directional arrows will show the
general path to take to get closer (e.g. up the street vs. down the
street). If the pet is far away you know that its direction from your
location can not change quickly so don’t try to gauge each step based
on the arrow, just move along the road or path until you see a
consistent change in the indicated direction. Verify that the signal
strength is generally increasing (more signal strength bars, higher
percentage readings and/or more beeps) as you move along.
f. When you are close to your pet the directional information will
become much more sensitive. For example, if your pet was hiding in
a bush just to the right of the path you are walking on you might see
the arrow point forward as you approach. Then 4 seconds later the
next reading may point directly to the right because you are now
next to the bush. If you kept walking, 4 seconds later the arrow
would be pointing behind you because you have now passed the
bush. This will allow you to find the exact location of your pet.
g. When driving you will generally be using the beep tones as your
guide while you search in a “hotter/colder” fashion. When you get to
intersections, hold the locator up above the dashboard and see if you
can get a directional arrow to guide you which way to turn. If not,
choose a direction and note if the signal is getting stronger (more
beeps) or weaker (fewer beeps). If you drive outside the range of the
system then after 10 tries of not being able to communicate with the
tag (about 40 seconds) the locator will automatically start searching
for the tag again to restart communications. If this happens, turn
around and go back to the area where you last had contact with the
tag.
h. It is generally fastest to stay in the car until you have found the point
on the road that gives you the highest number of beeps. Proceed
along while watching for your pet until the number of beeps goes
down and then go back to where you received the highest signal and
then proceed on foot. Always stop and proceed on foot if you hear
three beeps, you are very close to your pet!