Huntwise HW2200R Double Trouble User Manual SHMHW2200R Part 1

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WARNING:
May
not
be
legal
in
all
areas.


Check
State
and
Federal
Regulations
for
your
area
BEFORE
you
hunt

with
the
Double
Trouble
System.
Electronic
Callers,
Recorded
Sounds

and/or
 Electronic
 Decoys
 may
 not
 be
 legal
 for
 some
 game
 (animals

and
game
birds)
in
some
states.
Regulations
for
your
area
can
usually

be
found
on
your
state
wildlife
agency’s
website
–
or
give
them
a
call.

It’s
 better
 to
 be
 safe
 than
 sorry!
 All
 hunters
 should
 acquaint

themselves
 with
 the
 hunting
 regulations
 for
 the
 game
 and
 location

they
intend
to
hunt.


MOJO
Outdoors

623
Hwy
594•Monroe,
LA
71203•(866)
2166656

List
of
Supplied
Products.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Caller

Remote/
Protective
cover

Decoy
top

USB
cable

Smart
Charger

FCC
Compliance:

i

Warning:
Changes
or
modifications
to
this
unit
not
expressly
approved
by

the
 party
 responsible
 for
 compliance
 could
 void
 the
 user’s
 authority
 to

operate
the
equipment.

NOTE:
 This
 equipment
 has
 been
 tested
 and
 found
 to
 comply
 with
 the

limits
 for
 a
 Class
 B
 digital
 device,
 pursuant
 to
 Part
 15
 of
 the
 FCC
 Rules.

These
 limits
 are
 designed
 to
 provide
 reasonable
 protection
 against

harmful
 interference
 in
 a
 residential
 installation.
 This
 equipment

generates,
 uses
 and
 can
 radiate
 radio
 frequency
 energy
 and,
 if
 not

installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instructions,
may
cause
harmful

interference
to
radio
communications.


However,
 there
 is
 no
 guarantee
 that
 interference
 will
 not
 occur
 in
 a

particular
 installation.
 If
 this
 equipment
 does
 cause
 harmful
 interference

to
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the

equipment
 off
 and
 on,
 the
 user
 is
 encouraged
 to
 try
 to
 correct
 the

interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:

x Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna.

x Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.

x Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from

that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.

x Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio/TV
technician
for
help.

14

Remote
 control.
 Finally
 press
 and
 hold
 the
 select
 track
 button
 on
 your

remote
 for
 15
 seconds
 or
 until
 is
 displays
 “synchronizing”
 on
 the
 screen.

Once
this
is
complete
you
are
ready
to
hunt
with
your
new
Mojo
ECalling

system.
Good
Hunting!

For
 more
 direction
 and
 tips
 on
 using
 your
 Mojo
 Call
 Management
 system

see
our
documentation
online
at
www.mojooutdoors.com

XWarranty

DOUBLE
TROUBLE

BYRON
SOUTH
SIGNATURE
SERIES

Limited
Warranty

The
 MOJO
 Double
 Trouble
 Game
 Calling
 System
 is
 warranted
 to
 be
 free

from
defects
in
workmanship
or
materials
for
a
period
of
one
(1)
year
from

the
date
of
purchase.


If
 you
 should
 need
 the
 warranty
 provisions,
 return
 the
 unit
 properly

packaged
to
protect
it
and
prepaid
to:


Warranty
Department

MOJO
Outdoors

623
Hwy
594

Monroe,
LA
71203

Along
with
proof
of
purchase.


Please
 note
 that
 the
 warranty
 is
 void
 if
 the
 product
 has
 been
 damaged
 in

any
 way
 or
 used
 otherwise
 to
 its
 intended
 use
 or
 abused
 in
 any
 way.

Batteries
or
damage
covered
incorrect
batteries
or
incorrect
charging
is
not

covered
by
the
warranty.

13

Congratulations:
 You
 have
 just
 purchased
 the
 most
 complete

electronic
 game
 calling
 system
 in
 the
 world.
 The
 Double
 Trouble

combines
 a
 stateoftheart
 programmable
 all
 digital
 game
 calling

system
 with
 the
 most
 popular
 predator
 decoy
 in
 the
 world
 with
 an

added
builtin
tripod.
ENJOY!

The
 Calling
 System
 is
 very
 simple
 and
 easy
 to
 use
 –
 just
 follow
 the

instructions
give
hereafter.


Good
Luck
and
Good
Hunting!

MOJO
Outdoors

I
designed
this
product
to
give
the
hunter
those
tools
I
have

found
that
led
to
my
success.


ii

TABLE
OF
CONTENTS

Clear
List
(Button)

Press
to
clear
your
current
ECaller
Track
List.


XGeneral
Operation
of
Unit

Getting
Started………………………………………………………………………12

Transfer
 (Button)
 
 Press
 to
 Transfer
 New
 Track
 List
 from
 your
 PC
 to
 your




ECaller.
Pressing
this
button
when
you
ecaller
track
list
is
blank
will
erase

all
sounds
from
your
ecaller.

XCaller
Features

Print
List
(Button)

Press
to
Print
your
current
ECaller
Download
List
This
is

useful
if
you
want
a
paper
copy
to
use
in
the
field.

Motorized
Decoy..........................................................................3

Internal
Antenna ..........................................................................3

Expandable
Tripod
Legs ..............................................................3

Mojo
Extension
Pole
Receptacle
with
internal
threaded

Tripod
receiver............................................................................3

Charge
indicator
light...................................................................3

Backlit
LCD
Screen........................................................................3

Decoy
Storage
Receptacle............................................................3

Ê
Buttons

On/Off ..........................................................................................3

Volume
Up
and
Down ..................................................................3

Track
Up
and
Down......................................................................3

Select
Track
Button ......................................................................3

Ê
Screen

Battery
Status
Indicator ...............................................................5

Track
Number
Selected
Indicator ................................................5

Ê
Ports

External
Speaker
Port...................................................................5

Charge
Port ..................................................................................5

USB
Mini
Port ...............................................................................5

XRemote
Control
Features

External
Antenna..........................................................................8

Soft
Rubber
Protective
Cover.......................................................8

2”
Backlit
LCD
Screen ...................................................................8

Lanyard
Loop................................................................................8

Shop
 Media
 (Button)
 
 Press
 to
 go
 to
 Mojo’s
 Website
 to
 purchase
 new

sounds
or
other
products.


Up
 Arrow
 (Button)
 
 Press
 to
 Move
 Selected/Highlighted
 Track
 up
 on
 the




ECaller
Download
List.


X
 (Button)
 
 Press
 to
 Delete
 Selected/Highlighted
 Track
 from
 ECaller

Download
List.


Down
Arrow
(Button)

Press
to
Move
Selected/Highlighted
Track
down
on

the
ECaller
Download
List.


Left
 Arrow
 (Button)
 
 Press
 to
 Add
 Selected/Highlighted
 Track
 to
 ECaller

Download
List


Right
 Arrow
 (Button)
 
 Press
 to
 Remove
 Selected/Highlighted
 Track
 from




ECaller
Download
List.


Call
Library
Browse
(Button)
–
Press
to
locate
and
load
your
sounds
on
your

computer
into
the
call
management
system.


ECaller
 Browse
 (Button)
 –
 Press
 to
 locate
 and
 load
 you
 ecaller
 and
 its

sounds
into
the
call
management
system,
After
 you
 have
 selected
 the
 sounds
 and
 transferred
 them
 to
 your
 ECaller

you’ll
need
to
synchronize
the
new
track
list
to
your
ECaller’s
remote.
To
do

this
 you
 will
 need
 to
 disconnect
 your
 ECaller
 from
 your
 PC
 by
 unplugging

the
USB
cord
from
the
unit.
Power
it
on.
Now
power
on
your
ECaller’s


12

TIP:
 you
 can
 use
 the
 mute
 button
 during
 this
 process
 to
 save
 your
 “Hot

Buttons”
 track
 and
 volume
 level.
 This
 will
 allow
 you
 to
 go
 through
 this

process
in
silence.

NOTE:
 When
 loading
 new
 tracks
 the
 total
 amount
 of
 characters
 (spaces

are
 counted,
 as
 characters
 used
 cannot
 exceed
 19.
 (Example:
 019
 cryn

kitten.moj
is
acceptable).
If
the
amount
of
characters
exceeds
19
then
the

track
will
be
inaccessible
and
will
not
play.

XProgramming
&
Call
Management
System

Go
 to
 www.mojooutdoors.com
 to
 download
 and
 install
 the
 Mojo
 Call

Management
software.

The
 Mojo
 Call
 Management
 software
 requires
 Java
 to
 run.
 If
 you
 do
 not

have
 java
 installed
 on
 your
 computer
 go
 to
 www.java.com
 to
 download

and
install.

Connect
the
caller
to
a
computer
using
the
provided
USB
cord
and
open
the

Mojo
Call
Manager
Software.
Below
is
an
illustration
of
the
software
and
a

list
of
buttons
and
their
functions.

Ê
Buttons

On/Off ..........................................................................................8

Volume
Up
and
Down ..................................................................8

Track
Up
and
Down......................................................................8

Select
Track
Button/Track
List
Synchronization...........................8

Recall ............................................................................................8

Mute.............................................................................................8

Hot
Buttons
14............................................................................8

Decoy
On/Off ...............................................................................8

Ê
Screen

Hot
Button
Indicator
14 ..............................................................9

Signal
Strength
Indicator..............................................................9

Selected
Track
Indicator...............................................................9

Track
List ......................................................................................9

Stand
Timer ..................................................................................9

Volume
Level
Indicator ................................................................9

Mute
Indicator ...........................................................................10

Battery
Level
Indicator ...............................................................10

Ê
Synchronization
of
your
caller
and
remote






track
list .............................................................................10

ÊConfiguring
“Hot
Buttons”
on
your
Remote

………………………………………………………………………………………….1011

XProgramming
&
Call
Management
System

………………………………………………………………………………………….1113

XWarranty

Limited
Warranty……………………………………………………………………13

FCC
Compliance………………………………………………………………..……14

List
of
Supplied
Products………………………………………………………..14

11

Getting
Started

Battery
Installation
(Batteries
not
Included)

The
caller
uses
8
AA
batteries
(Alkaline
or
Rechargeable
NIMH).
CAUTION:

Never
 attempt
 to
 recharge
 nonrechargeable
 batteries.
 Doing
 so
 could

damage
 the
 caller
 and
 could
 cause
 fire
 and/or
 personal
 injury.
 Remove

battery
door
by
unscrewing
the
thumbscrew
at
the
top
of
the
battery
door.

Insert
batteries
in
the
proper
order
as
indicated
in
the
battery
compartment.

The
remote
uses
3
AA
batteries
(Alkaline
or
Rechargeable
NIMH).
CAUTION:

Never
 attempt
 to
 recharge
 nonrechargeable
 batteries.
 Doing
 so
 could

damage
the
caller
and
could
cause
fire
and/or
personal
injury.
Remove
the

rubber
protective
cover
from
the
remote
then
remove
battery
door.
Insert

batteries
in
the
proper
order
as
indicated
in
the
battery
compartment.

Power
On

To
power
on
both
the
caller
and
remote,
press
and
hold
the
power
button

for
5
seconds.

The
caller
was
designed
to
be
used
by
remote
but
can
be
used
without
the

remote.

Selecting
a
Track
to
Play


To
 use
 the
 caller
 without
 the
 remote
 simply
 use
 the
 track
 up
 and
 down

buttons
 on
 the
 caller
 to
 scroll
 to
 the
 desired
 track
 number
 and
 press
 the

select
button
to
select.
Use
volume
up
and
down
buttons
to
select
desired

volume
level.

Using
 the
 remote
 controller.
 Use
 the
 track
 up
 and
 down
 buttons
 on
 the

caller
to
scroll
to
the
desired
track
and
press
the
select
button
to
select.
Use

volume
up
and
down
buttons
to
select
desired
volume
level.

1

Mute
Indicator:
Located
on
the
bottom
middle
portion
of
the
LCD
screen
on

the
remote.
This
indicates
(when
lit)
that
the
caller
is
muted.
When
not
lit

the
caller
is
not
muted.

Battery
 Level
 Indicator:
 Located
 at
 the
 bottom
 right
 portion
 of
 the
 LCD

screen
on
the
remote.
This
indicates
the
remotes
current
battery
level.

ÊSynchronization
of
your
caller
and
remote
track
list.

After
 any
 changes
 have
 been
 made
 to
 the
 track
 list
 or
 a
 firmware
 update

has
 been
 completed,
 you
 must
 resynchronize
 the
 caller
 and
 the
 remote.

This
assures
that
the
track
list
and
descriptions
are
the
same
on
the
remote

and
the
caller.
To
do
this
you
simply
perform
the
following
steps.

1. Power
on
the
caller

2. Power
on
the
remote
control

3. Press
 and
 hold
 the
 “Track
 Select”
 button
 on
 the
 remote
 for
 15

seconds
 or
 until
 the
 remote
 displays
 “Synchronizing”.
 NOTE:
 The

remote
and
caller
must
be
within
10
feet
of
each
other
during
this

process.
Resyncing
the
remote
erases
saved
“Hot
Button”
settings.

Once
the
synchronization
process
has
completed
your
new
track
list

will
 automatically
 be
 displayed
 on
 the
 remote.
 At
 this
 time
 your

caller
is
ready
for
use.

ÊConfiguring
“Hot
Buttons”
on
your
Remote

“Hot
 Buttons”
 store
 selected
 tracks
 and
 selected
 volume
 levels
 for
 easy

quick
 access
 to
 your
 most
 used
 tracks.
 This
 is
 a
 very
 handy
 feature
 that

keeps
 your
 most
 used
 sounds
 readily
 accessible.
 These
 “Hot
 Buttons”
 are

located
just
below
the
Remote’s
LCD
display
and
are
numbered
“1”
“2”
“3”

and
“4”.
To
set
the
“Hot
Buttons”
perform
the
following
steps.

1. Power
on
the
caller

2. Power
on
the
remote

3. Select
your
desired
track.

4. Select
your
preferred
level
of
volume.

5. Press
and
hold
the
“Hot
Button”
you
wish
to
save
your
track
and

volume
levels
to
for
5
seconds.
To
confirm
the
settings
were
saved

look
at
your
“Hot
Buttons”
Indicator
at
the
top
left
hand
corner
of

your
remote’s
LCD
screen.
A
successful
save
will
be
indicated
by

highlighting
the
“Hot
Button”
number
that
you
set
it
to.

6. Repeat
steps
35
to
set
each
“Hot
Button”
to
your
desired
track
and

volume
level.

10



Using
the
Decoy

Remove
 the
 decoy
 from
 its
 magnetic
 storage
 receptacle
 located
 in
 the

callers
 handle,
 then
 insert
 the
 decoy
 connector
 into
 the
 receptacle
 on
 the

top
of
the
caller.
NOTE:
Align
the
notch
on
the
connector
of
the
decoy
with

the
pin
on
the
inside
of
the
receptacle
on
the
caller
to
ensure
proper
seating

and
function
of
the
decoy.


To
turn
on/off
the
decoy
simply
press
the
decoy
button
located
on
the

caller’s
remote
control.


Using
the
Caller’s
Tripod
Extension
Legs.

ÊScreen

Hot
Button
Indicator
14:
Located
in
the
top
left
portion
of
the
LCD
screen

on
 the
 remote.
 This
 indicates
 stored
 and
 currently
 selected
 hot
 track.
 See

configuring
“Hot
Buttons”
on
page
(9).


Signal
 Strength
 Indicator:
 Located
 in
 the
 top
 middle
 portion
 of
 the
 LCD

screen
 on
 the
 remote.
 This
 displays
 current
 level
 of
 signal
 between
 caller

and
remote.

Selected
Track
Indicator:
Located
in
the
top
right
portion
of
the
LCD
screen

on
the
remote.
This
displays
the
currently
selected
track.

Track
 list:
 Located
 in
 the
 middle
 portion
 the
 LCD
 screen
 on
 the
 remote.

Constantly
 displays
 three
 lines
 of
 the
 track
 list.
 This
 indicates
 the
 track

number
as
well
as
the
audio
file
type.

Stand
 Timer:
 Located
 in
 the
 bottom
 left
 corner
 of
 the
 LCD
 screen
 on
 the

remote.
 The
 timer
 begins
 when
 remote
 is
 powered
 on.
 This
 allows
 you
 to

know
how
long
you
have
been
at
the
calling
location.

Volume
 Level
 Indicator:
 Located
 in
 the
 bottom
 middle
 portion
 of
 the
 LCD

screen
 on
 the
 remote.
 This
 indicates
 your
 currently
 selected
 volume
 level

(020).

9

NOTE:
 The
 legs
 on
 the
 caller
 are
 designed
 to
 lock
 into
 place
 in
 both
 the

extended
and
nonextended
positions.

To
extend
the
legs
simply
pull
the
legs
straight
down
to
the
fully
extended

position
and
then
push
out
to
lock
them
into
place.

To
 reinsert
 the
 legs
 back
 into
 the
 caller
 simply
 perform
 the
 above
 in
 the

reverse
order.

NOTE:
The
legs
must
be
fully
extended
to
lock
in
place
–
if
they
are

not
locking
–
you
are
probably
not
fully
extending
them.


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