Getting Started; Low Battery Warning - RIDGID NaviTrack Scout Übersetzung Der Originalbetriebsanleitung

Volume Control Key – opens and closes the Sound Level menu.
Sonde/Trace/Frequency Mode Key – switches active frequencies and
functions.
Up Key – scrolls up through menu choices.
Select Key – selects the highlighted choice when a menu is open.
Down Key – scrolls down through menu choices.
Menu Key – opens/closes the menu.
Power ON/OFF Key – turns the Scout on or off.

4. Getting started

4.1 Installing/Changing Batteries
To install batteries into the Scout turn the unit over to access the battery
compartment. Turn the knob on the battery cover counter clockwise. Pull
straight up on the knob to remove the door. Insert the batteries as shown on
the inside decal and make sure they drop to full contact.
Fit the door into the case and turn the knob clockwise while lightly pressing
down to close. The battery cover can be installed in either orientation.
When the Scout is turned on it takes a few seconds to check the batteries. Until
then the battery level will show as "empty".
WARNING
Do not allow debris to fall into battery compartment. Debris in the
battery compartment may short the battery contacts, leading to
rapid discharge of the batteries, which could result in electrolyte
leakage or risk of fire.
4.2 Operation Times
Typical operation time for the Scout locator, when using alkaline cells, ranges
from about 12 to 24 hours depending on factors such as sound volume, and
how often the backlight is on. Other factors that affect the operation time
will include chemistry of the battery (many of the new high performance
batteries, such as the "Duracell ® ULTRA" do last 10%-20% longer than
conventional alkaline cells under high demand applications). Operation at
low temperatures will also reduce battery life.
To preserve battery life the Scout will automatically shut down after 1 hour of
no key presses. Simply turn the unit on to resume use.
4.3 Powering Up and Down
Turn the power on by depressing the Power key
RIDGID® logo displays, the software version number will appear in the lower
right corner.
Turn the unit off by depressing and releasing the Power key on the keypad.
Be aware there is a delay of a few seconds while turning on/off the unit.

4.4 Low Battery Warning

When the battery gets low, a battery icon will appear in the map area on
the screen. This indicates that the batteries need to be changed and that the
unit will soon shut down.
Just before complete shut down there will be a non-interruptable power
down sequence.
In some cases the voltage on rechargeable batteries may drop so quickly that
the unit will just shut down. The unit will turn off and restart. Just replace the
batteries and turn the unit back on.
5. Set up
Once the Scout is up and running the next step is to set up the frequencies
needed that match the equipment to be located. Each is activated for use by
selecting them from a list in the menu.
1. Push the menu key, highlight the selection, then press the select key to
2. Using the up and down arrows highlight a frequency to match the one
on the keypad. The
NaviTrack Scout
activate:
used in the sonde or on the line transmitter, then press the select key to
check the box. See the Menu Choices for reference. Hit the menu key to
return to the main screen.
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