RadioPopper JrX, Руководство пользователя

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WARNING!!! WARNING!!! WARNING!!!!
PLEASE read this section in detail for important warnings and notices.
INSERT THE BATTERY IN THE CORRECT DIRECTION!
Inserting the batteries “backwards” could possibly damage the electronic components inside JrX Transmitter and JrX Receiver
units. The little “bump” on the CR123 points down when inserting. A graphic is provided at the base of the battery holder.
Further, you should observe for the Green Power LED light after you insert the battery - indicating proper insertion.
DO NOT REMOVE OR TAMPER WITH THE CIRCUIT BOARD!
Some of the components inside your JrX Transmitters and JrX Receivers are especially susceptible to electrostatic shock
(they’re easily ‘zapped’ by static electricity) - just touching them could damage them. Your circuit board is grounded to the
case - as long as it’s not removed everything is safe. Removing or tampering with your circuit board will promptly void your
warranty.
YOUR POPPERS CAN’T SWIM!! KEEP THEM DRY!!
JrX units are not waterproof. Don’t use them outside in the rain, to photograph objects under water, or in any other environ-
ment that may allow water to enter the physical enclosure or battery area.
If you dunk them, it may be too late. Should you do manage to expose a RadioPopper to anything wet, remove the battery as
quickly as possible and allow it 24 hours to dry. You may find it has come back to life. Allowing anything wet inside the case
of your JrX Transmitter or JrX Receiver will promptly void the warranty.
CONTACT US IF YOU GET CONFUSED!
You’re a valued customer and we really do care about you. (And not in that automated “your call is very important to us
but we’re going to leave you on hold for an hour anyway” customer service recording sort of way). Seriously, if you have
questions, we’re going to do everything possible to take care of you as quickly and as personally as possible. The phone
number is on our website and you can always email us at support@radiopopper.com
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