Tx-1, Tx-5 and Tx-10 Transmitters

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Transmitter Features

 

Keypad

2  LCD

3  Removable accessory tray

4  D-cells battery holder

5  Optional Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery pack

6  Bluetooth module antenna (model dependent)

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Transmitter Keypad

7  Power key : Switches the unit on and off. Opens the transmitter menu.

Frequency key : Selects frequency. Menu navigation key.

9  Up and down arrows : Adjusts the output signal level. Scrolls through the menu options.

10 Measure key : Used to take voltage and impedance measurements. Opens a sub menu.

 

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Transmitter screen icons

11 Battery icon: Indicates the battery level.

12 Alphanumeric description of selected operation mode.

13 Standby icon: Appears when the transmitter is in Standby Mode.

14 Output level: Displays transmitter output power.

15 Accessory or Measurement indicators: Indicates if an accessory is connected or if measure mode is active.

16 DC icon: Appears when the transmitter is powered from a DC source.

17 Induction indicator: Appears when the transmitter is in Induction Mode.

18 A-Frame (Tx-5 or Tx-10 only): Indicates when the transmitter is in Fault-Find Mode.

19 CD Mode indicator: Indicates that the transmitter is in Current Direction Mode - Not operational with a RD7100 locator.

20 Voltage warning indicator: Indicates that the transmitter is outputting potentially hazardous voltage levels.

21 Volume icon: Displays the volume level.

22 Pairing icon (Tx-5B or Tx-10B only): Appears when the transmitter and locator are connected via iLOC.

23 Bluetooth icon (Bluetooth Tx models): Indicates status of Bluetooth connection. A flashing icon means pairing is in progress.

 

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Tx-1, Tx-5 and Tx-10 Transmitters