BREITLING USA E56X21-Y Back-up survival instrument intended for use in the event of aviation accident. User Manual Part five of eight of the Breitling Emergency
BREITLING USA, INC. Back-up survival instrument intended for use in the event of aviation accident. Part five of eight of the Breitling Emergency
Contents
- 1. Part one of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
- 2. Part two of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
- 3. Part three of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
- 4. Part four of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
- 5. Part five of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
- 6. Part six of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
- 7. Part seven of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
- 8. Part eight of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
Part five of eight of the Breitling Emergency user manual
mmrrw-rrrrfl'rfl'flrfl'fl'rrwvflrmnu ///;:\\\\ EMERGENtlil/tl The supplementary antenna can greatly improve the range of the transmitter with no increase in energy consumptinn. 4. TESTING THE TRANSMITTER The HRElTLlNG EMERGENCY watch is delivered with a test receiver to check that the transmitter is operational. Checking does not require the antenna to be extended and causes no interference on the 121.5MHz frequency. It is strongly recommended to check that the transmitter work! before its potential use. 4.1 Inserting the receiver’s batteries Use the cross-head screw-driver to unscrew the four screws in the base at the receiver, insert the four batteries and screw the base back in place. Only use 1.5—volt, AAA (LR03) alkaline batteries, sin 44 x10.3mm. 11 4.2 Using the receiver PPNZ“ mane» On/uff switch Volume Speaker DE Test contact On /ott light Switch ON (A). Check light (E) is an and a strand is heard. Place the EMFRGEch in its holder. Press gently on the watch. After a short delay, a sound signal is cmittcd fur 0.75 smmds awry 2.25 seconds. indicating that the EMERGEch's transmitter functions normally. ntrcnmmmmmmiummmumuuuuuuuuufirflrffl—fl—fl—M—fifiififl' EMERGENC / if no signal is heard, check the EMFRGENCY is placed correctly on its receiver. If the pmblem per s, it is essential to have the EMERGNO' and its test receiver verified at a Breitling service center. The Emma 45ch can also be checked, without extending its antenna, by the aircraft's radio receiver tuned to 121.5MHz. Press gently on the button (F) on the caseback of the watch. After a shun time, the receiver will pick up the signal described above. 5. OPERATING THE TRANSMITTER IN CASE OF REAL EMERGENCY Warning: The transmitter may only be activated in the case of distress in aviation. Unwarranted operation (if the transmitter is subject to a fine and may entail additional costs for search and rescue activities launched in response to a signal on the distress frequency The owner is exclusively liable for any consequences (including proseculion) of misuse by any party. Neither the manufacturer of the transmitter nor its distributor can be held respnnsible for any improper use. 12 \)> ,C/ 5.1 Activating the transmitter Main antenna cap Supplementary antenna cap men Upper display Lower display FREQ-7°.) important: As a safety measure, and to discourage misuse, the EMERciiNt'v has been designed for single operation. Once the transmitter has been activated by extending the antenna, the watch must be returned to a BREITLING service center for the transmitter to be made operational again. This service is free only it the use of the transmitter has been iustified. Any malfunctioning or visible damage such as cracks in the glass, crown or antenna caps require immediate attention. Note: The watch and the transmitter are independent. Any damage to the watch, as a result of an air crash, for example, does not necessarily mean that the transmitter is out of use. HEW—J The fullnwing acliuns should be carried out in case of distress only: I; Urin'ri‘n’ nii- "mm imh'mm dip 1A! ihimhvm[hi-kind mini im- sci-mun mix minus In yum» so mi» iiip 11 I’ll/INN (hump/iv ti'iHliimu'lIii' immmu imnl lhv L'iI/l iii-mus vmv 1mm mu min-mm 41 im Notes The cap is designed in break away from the antvnni‘l when the Antenna is pulled on: m is fun length of About 43cm (17m) — the Icngth of n forearm. mmrfl'lrfl'fl'fl'fl'fl'fl'fl'fl'fl'irfl'rfl'fl'fim 13 ////"\\\\ EMERGENWW J? In i‘hi'i'k Hm} Ihi' Immmmm h £007an mm rhi'i mm: mm! Hzi' mm Milli"!'CHK'1L[HUNUyhUV/lhippx'flhIHlhi'H’VM‘NIHV‘HU(D/UH”lull/ll ‘Irimsmum “mi Him h umh-iimi m/ We nih'mum-ru r/rriiniiymyrh Hyu— mum in My I" 'r iihphly 40 mm dish phiihics ii shimd sixniii np/vmimmlvru .i m] ‘/~ umimivs Corl’irmnllflu Hm! [hr lmvlsmmrr Ls 11“!!th H1" nlw bi- nNimiml Ii'fllwut miv shumi sign.” in, [wrung m i mm: mm! “m ' iii/mu iiwwm m Ull‘lifl’mrifhplnwVD? ”Al. ,‘A)F hinmiinugmnihihuwiilsiviuuii‘» shims flu Mummllw is swimm- Recommendation: Whih‘ flying, wt the watch to “CHR” (chronograph model If the transmitti‘r doc< have m be used in the dark, the sound “fin-"ll Will Automatically confirm that the disiress signal is being sent.
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