Foxpro Dead Bone Operator's Manual

Dead Bone

Operators Manual

Overview

The Dead Bone game call features 15 pro-staff-selected FOXPRO sounds. The sounds that are featured in the
Dead Bone include:

1. Coyote Locator

2. Female Coyote Long Howls

3. Female Coyote Challenge Howl

4. Coyote Pair

5. Coyote Pup Distress 3

6. Platinum Grey Fox Pup

7. Lightning Jack

8. Eastern Cottontail

9. Big Baby Cottontail

10. Snow Show High-Pitched

11. Vole Squeaks

12. Wail-N Woodpecker

13. Nutty Nuthatch

14. Crow Fight

15. Whitetail Buck Fawn Distress

The Dead Bone is not reprogrammable—meaning that the sounds cannot be changed.

General Setup

The Dead Bone and Dead Bone transmitter are both sent from the factory without batteries. The first step in
getting set up is to install batteries in each device. The Dead Bone requires 4 AA batteries. The batteries fit
into a holder located inside of the device (see image on next page). Remove the battery compartment door
and insert the 4 AA batteries into the holder while observing correct polarity. Before placing the battery
holder back into the Dead Bone, make sure the power wire is connected to the holder. The Dead Bone

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transmitter conveniently slides into the Dead Bone game call
itself. Remove the transmitter from the Dead Bone by sliding it
out of its storage compartment. The transmitter requires a
single 9V battery. To install the 9V battery, remove the battery
door from the rear of the transmitter, connect the battery to the
battery connector, and then replace the door.

Operation

Turning on the Dead Bone

Turn on the Dead Bone by moving the power switch to the on
position. You will observe the green power indicator
illuminating when turned on. If the batteries are getting low,
the indicator will begin to blink.

Turning on the Dead Bone Transmitter

Turn on the Dead Bone transmitter by holding down the power button for about 1-2 seconds. The indicator
on the transmitter will illuminate green. When the transmitter begins to get low, the green indicator will flash.

Playing a Sound

To play a sound, push one of the 15 sound
selector buttons a single time. To increase
the volume, use the volume up button (to
decrease, use volume down). There are 20
volume steps available. The transmitter
does not indicate what volume step you
are current at during operation. To switch
to a different sound, push one of the other
sound selector buttons while the current
sound is playing. When a sound is
playing, it will continue to loop that
sound until you either mute it or switch to
a different sound.

Mute Control

To mute the current sound, push the mute
button a single time. When muted, the
indicator on the transmitter will
illuminate red. To un-mute the sound,
push the mute button again and the
indicator returns to green.

Playing Two Sounds Simultaneously

Start playing a sound as described
previously. Next, push the add button a
single time. The indicator switches to an
amber color to indicate that it is waiting
for you to select the second sound. Push
one of the sound selector buttons to activate the second sound. Notice that the indicator returns to green and
both sounds will now be playing. When using the mute button while two sounds are playing, be aware that
both sounds will mute simultaneously. When you adjust the volume, the volume for both sounds is adjusted
simultaneously. To change the second sound, push the add button (indicator turns amber) and then push a