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6. Adjust the position of the scanner by means of the two nuts on each of the

three mounting bolts until the center of the beam is at the desired place on

the reflector tree (or post). Permanently fasten the reflector in the center of

the four boundaries, using the wood screw.

7. Cover the installed reflector with your hand, and using the spare reflector

verify that the beam is centered on the installed one. In other words, find

the top, bottom, right and left edges of the beam. Adjust the scanner as

necessary and tighten the nuts. Test by walking through the beam several

times. Note: If unit is in operation mode, but has lost beam alignment, no

sound will be heard and unit will not count.

You have mounted scanner and located a reflector position and you know

how to align and capture the beam. You are ready to power up the counter.

Power On: Display will come on and display the name of the counter and

the internal firmware version and release date.

TTC-442X

V1.00 10-1-01

Wait a few seconds for the next screen.

Note: If a Datahog is connected at any time from this point on (even

if the display is off) the Trail counter will display "Serial Active"

and no other user operation is possible. To otherwise operate the

Trail Counter, disconnect the Datahog.

9. Serial Number: The next screen displays the internal serial number. This

number uniquely identifies the trail counter and identifies the date of circuit

board manufacture, not the counter, by displaying the date of manufacture

as a two-digit month, two-digit day, two-digit year, and then a two-digit day

assembly sequence number.

TTC-442X Serial

ID #: 09280118 (example)

Wait a few seconds for the next screen or activate yellow dot.

Note: The serial number is important to the user during importing data

to Centurion Software.

displays the serial number the data came from. Users can then fill in

the correct Site ID, Starting Time, and Starting Date for the data

Prior to importing, Centurion pauses and