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SuperBroom Plus TA – Operating Manual

SETTING UP

This Section Covers the contents list for your SuperBroom,

important safety information and charging the unit ready for

operation.

HAT

HOULD

AVE

SuperBroom is supplied as a ready-to-use kit. You should

have the following items:

■ SuperBroom Main Unit Assembly

■ Universal AC/DC Adaptor

■ AC Power Lead

■ Headphones

■ Carrying Case

■ Operating Manual

■ Test Target (an electronic Component embedded in a

clear plastic puck)

If any item is missing or damaged contact us or your local

agent immediately for advice.

MPORTANT

AFETY

NFORMATION

UPER

ROOM

USES

CAUTION Danger, risk of explosion if battery packs are tampered with,

misused or abused. Replace and use only those battery

packs supplied by Audiotel International Ltd.

Do not open, puncture, drop, crush or tamper with battery

packs

Do not short circuit the battery packs

Do not incinerate or subject battery packs to excessive heat

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ITHIUM

BATTERY

PACK

Theory Of Operation - Harmonic Radar

The harmonic signals produced are detected by the two

receivers in SuperBroom and their respective signal strengths

displayed.

Because SuperBroom has receivers for both second and

third harmonics, and because electronic and metal non-

linear junctions give differing returns, SuperBroom is able

to provide the user with discrimination between electronic

devices and non-electronic, metallic artefacts.

Although the main application of SuperBroom is the

detection of electronic devices, this principle is employed

in some equipment to detect concealed man-made metallic

artefacts.

This method of detection is termed 'Harmonic Radar'.

In conventional Radar a radio signal is emitted which

is refl ected off a target to produce an echo at the same

frequency. SuperBroom's method of operation is to detect

echoes at harmonics of the signal emitted.

Some users refer to a Harmonic Radar as a 'Non-linear

Junction Detector'.

AUDIOTEL INTERNATIONAL Ltd – Issue 3.1 (09/2004)