8
Short
low
tone
beep
(end
of
audio
value
report)
Long
pause
(beeping
will
repeat)
The
altimeter
will
continue
to
beep
as
described
until
powered
off.
There
are
additional
flight
data
items
you
can
enable
to
beep
after
each
flight
(see
the
"Audio
Options"
setting
in
the
Advanced
Operation
section).
Operating
Tips
for
Success
Always
pre
‐
test
your
altimeter
as
COMPLETELY
as
possible
prior
to
every
flight.
This
includes
a
test
of
the
inputs,
outputs,
and
baro
system.
These
tests
can
be
performed
using
the
diagnostics
capability
of
the
RRC3
(see
the
Advanced
Operation
section).
Always
pre
‐
test
your
batteries
before
each
flight
and
ensure
they
have
adequate
power
capacity
for
the
anticipated
worst
case
flight
profile,
including
unplanned
“on
‐
the
‐
pad”
waiting
time.
Always
pre
‐
measure
your
deployment
charge
initiators.
Measure
them
for
a
nominal
resistance
and
verify
they
are
not
shorted.
Proper
port
‐
sizing
creates
ideal
equilibrium
rates.
Ensure
that
your
porting
is
compliant
with
the
recommended
sizing.
Improperly
sized
porting
or
other
leaks
in
the
electronics
bay
can
create
parasitic
pressure
effects,
impacting
equilibrium
rates
and
reliable
recovery.
Advanced
Features
and
Operation
The
RRC3
provides
a
number
of
advanced
features
and
operations
while
still
maintaining
and
providing
the
basics
of
simple
and
reliable
dual
event
recovery
and
peak
altitude
determination.
These
advanced
features
are
easily
accessible,
but
do
not
interfere
or
get
in
the
way
of
the
basic
functions
that
the
RRC3
provides.
Dual
Battery
Wiring
The
RRC3
is
designed
to
fly
using
9V
alkaline
batteries
in
tandem
with
low
current
ematches
for
the
drogue
and
main
deployment
charges.
Should
your
application
require
higher
current
for
output
events,
or
your
operating
at
lower
battery
voltages
you
might
consider
using
a
dual
battery
wiring
setup.
This
method
isolates
the
RRC3
Logic
Battery
power
from
the
Drogue/Main
Deployment
charge
power,
thus
eliminating
any
potential
voltage
brown
‐
out
scenarios
during
event
activation.
The
logic
battery
must
comply
with
the
3.5VDC
to
10VDC
rating
as
mentioned
in
the
specs;
however
your
pyro
battery
may
be
any
voltage
up
to
an
absolute
maximum
of
30VDC.
It
is
also
recommended
when
using
this
dual
battery
operation
to
first
activate
the
RRC3
Logic
Switch,
and
after
verification
of
a
successful
boot,
then
activate
the
Pyro
Switch.