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c.
50 – 150 Volts – Low voltage is typically used in high conductivity
water. Additionally, lower voltage is often useful in shallower pools.
4.
Favorites
i.
Saving Electrical Inputs – To save an
electrical input to the Favorites sec-
tion, press the WAVEFORM button on
the home screen, then press FAVOR-
ITES. Finally, press the + button to
save the active input settings.
ii.
Recalling Electrical Inputs - To ac-
tivate an electrical input previously
saved in the Favorites section, press
the WAVEFORM button on the home
screen, then press FAVORITES. Press the button associated with
the previously saved input settings of choice and then press the
USE
✓
button.
5.
Effort
i.
Timer/Alarm
a.
Timer – The timer counts the number of seconds the output
was activated since the timer was last reset. To reset the tim-
er, Press the TIMER button, then press RESET. Once complete,
press BACK button to return to home screen.
b.
Alarm – An alarm can be set at 60 second intervals to inform
the user that a defined amount of effort has elapsed. A re-
minder alarm will subsequently activate every 60 seconds of
effort beyond the alarm. Therefore, it can be helpful to set the
alarm for 60 seconds less than the intended effort as a meth-
od of warning the user of the upcoming end of effort. To set
the Alarm, press the TIMER button, then press ALARM and use
arrows to increase and decrease the number of seconds. Once
complete, press BACK button to return to home screen. A ton-
al alarm will activate once the noted amount of electrofishing
effort elapses. A reminder alarm will continue to occur every
60 seconds after the alarm is triggered until the timer is reset.
Screenshot: Favorites
