Tinyloc R1 Plus Instruction Manual
INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
1. INTRODUCTION
This manual provides instructions for the operation of your new TinyLoc R1+ digital receiver and an explanation of the technique of radio-tracking.
The receiver is very simple to operate by using a menu to select different options in a similar way to a cell
phone.
Thanks to its small size, light weight and ergonomics, the search can be done even with only one hand
The receiver incorporates a small folding antenna on one side although, if necessary, it may be
connected to an outside antenna with more gain.
The receiver includes a light sensor to illuminate the screen when day light is insufficient.
It operates on normal batteries, so that if the batteries become flat while in the field it is not necessary to recharge them for hours.
A frequency search consists of pressing a single button, making manual tuning unnecessary. This
innovation means that the signal sent by the transmitter is received at the ideal frequency.
It offers improved features, with less background noise, more sensitivity and better discrimination.
All this means there is a considerable increase in the operating range.
It covers a wide range of frequencies thus enabling it to work with a higher number of transmitters
and reducing the probability of one interfering with the other (3,790 channels).
It allows to save up to 100 transmitters
Each receiver includes:
A practical belt-mounted pouch
4 alcaline batteries
2. PARTS OF THE RECEIVER
3. SEARCH SCREEN
4. START
For switching
“On”/”Off”
the receiver, press during 3 seconds the button
4.1 STORE A TRAnSMITTER In THE RECEIVER MEMORY
Press , you will find the option “Transmitters”, confirm it pressing , then confirm the option “add” pressing again.
In the following screen we should introduce the transmitter frequency.
The receiver will show by default the first two digits of the frequency (43_._ _MHz). These two
first digits will remain the same.
Use the lateral keys to select the digits corresponding the full frequency which appears in the
transmitter. Confirm each digit pressing (ex: 433.150 MHz).
Once the frequency has been introduced, confirm pressing
and follow the steps as appear
in the screen to calibrate the transmitter.
When the calibration is finished, in the screen will appear
“
TRAnSMITTER AddEd
”
, press to
enter name “. Now you need to introduce the name assigned to the transmitter: Use the keys
to browse through and select every single letter on the screen , pressing to save.
If you need to help other users in their searches and the transmitter is not available for an
automatic calibration, you must introduce manually the frequency.
ANT EXT
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