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ELECTRONIC AVALANCHE BEACON
ELECTRONIC AVALANCHE BEACON
EXTRA VOLUME STEP IN SEARCH MODE (9+)
In addition to the 9 standard volume steps ( to ), the
SnowBip RT3 has an additional sensitivity step, called +,
just manually controlled, enabling a further extension of
the search range when, even at volume
coming from transmitting beacons is detected. When your
SnowBip RT3 is set on volume , you can switch to volume
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+ by pressing the
key and by checking the displaying
of the
MANUAL
icon alone. The opposite switching, from
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+ to , can be instead got by pressing the
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appearing of the digit on the display.
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SECONDARY SEARCH PHASE
After having detected the first acoustic "bips", then move
yourself in the direction their intensity increases. If your
SnowBip RT3 is set on the volume
pressed the
key when being on ), then as soon as the
acoustic "bips" have reached a good intensity, go back to
(look at the display) by long pressing the
Going on to approaching the buried beacon, from now on,
watch the display for checking:
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the progressive reduction of the distance, once this
reading appeared;
v
the constant reduction of the volume step (from to );
v
the progressive increasing of the circular bargraph,
within a same volume step;
v
the arrow indication suggesting the direction to keep in
order to approach the transmitting beacon (go on by
pointing your beacon so as to get the central arrow
switched on, with the warning that, if the reading of the
distance increases, then you must turn your beacon of
180 degrees and proceed in the opposite direction).
FINAL SEARCH PHASE
When approaching below 10 metres the transmitting
buried beacon, then your SnowBip RT3 starts giving out
some additional acoustic "bips", more and more frequent
as approaching goes on. In the last phases of the search,
keep your beacon close to the snow, in order to reduce the
distance from the buried beacon and to enhance the
accuracy of the detection. Watch the reading of the
distance and evaluate the frequency of the acoustic "bips".
The displayed volume step digit must decrease further on
(towards the volume , which however can be reached
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only at condition that the transmitting beacon is not buried
at excessive depth), so to get the reduction, step by step,
of the distance range within which the acoustic "bips" are
detected. When, by a cross shifting of the beacon, both in
any direction and its opposite, you get a worsening of the
acoustic signals (as well as of the distance reading and of
the circular bargraph shown on the display), then you are
located exactly on the vertical of the transmitting beacon.
Note: intentionally just the reduction of the volume steps has been
automated, to reduce step by step the distance range within which
it is possible getting the acoustic "bips"; going out of this range,
mainly on the lower volume steps, the "bips" decay very quickly
and it is so very intuitive of going back to where they were stronger
and starting again searching further acoustic increments.
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9
9
9
, no signal
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key up to the
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+, (for having
9
key.
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SEARCH OF FURTHER BURIED BEACONS
Once having located the first transmitting beacon, it's
necessary to shovel fast the snow away from the buried
person and then to switch off his beacon quickly, to the aim
of avoiding that its no more useful radio-signals could
trouble the search of the other buried beacons. Before that
could be done, press shortly, at a same time, the
keys of the SnowBip RT3 you're using in
in order to get the barring of the automation which has
quickened the finding of the first buried beacon, but which
now could trouble the detection of the further ones, being
the found one still the closest one. From now on, the
sensitivity volume can be changed just manually, through
the
or
key, and this operating mode is warned by the
displayed icons
MANUAL
presence of more transmitting beacons, your beacon
reproduces now accurately, by its loudspeaker, with
different intensity according to the distance, the only radio-
signals coming from each transmitting beacon located
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within the range allowed by the set volume step. Likewise
your display will show bargraph, direction arrow and
distance reading concerning each transmitting beacon. By
acting properly on the
(by stepping up to volume ) or reduce (by stepping down
to volume ) the range of your SnowBip RT3, so to single
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out the acoustic "bips" coming out from the radio-signals of
a second buried beacon, towards which then to move,
even following the displayed information. And so on for the
further beacons. While approaching to a new transmitting
beacon, choose the lowest possible (still audible) volume
step and therefore the lowest possible distance range (at
volume this is just a little more than 1 meter). So you can
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select, and look at, a single transmitting beacon at a time
(time by time, the nearest one), by isolating it from all the
others. In the same way more rescuers can split up the
task of searching more buried beacons, by proceeding in
parallel, at the same time, towards more targets.
Note: by repeating the same action which excluded the automation
(short pressing, at the same time, of the
automation itself can be turned on again, if it is useful or preferred;
the detection of more buried people (more transmitting beacons)
is warned out by the SnowBip RT3 with a special displayed icon.
FROM SEARCH MODE TO SEND MODE
After having located the last one buried beacon, then
please switch back again to the
in the event of a second avalanche. The same action must
be immediately carried out, while being in the
process, whenever you realize that a new avalanche is
coming. The action consists in pressing, for at least 2
seconds, till an acoustic signal, the
make up to possible lacks of that, a proper watch circuit of
the SnowBip RT3 takes care of switching automatically
the beacon into the
should be detected for a time of 4 minutes. A special
acoustic signal forewarns the user about such impending
event, giving then him the possibility to break off, for
further 4 minutes, the pending operation, through the
short pressing of any key.
SEARCH
and
barred circle
or
keys, you can now extend
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and
SEND
mode your beacon,
MODE
key. In order to
SEND
mode, in case no key pressing
USER MANUAL
and
mode,
. In the
keys), the
SEARCH