Ortovox Sportartikel ORTOVOX3 Avalanche Transceiver User Manual 2 BedienungsanleitungEng indd
Ortovox Sportartikel GmbH Avalanche Transceiver 2 BedienungsanleitungEng indd
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ORTOVOX 3+ Technology and Functions English Being rescued immediately by your Here are the benefits of the ORTOVOX companions with the 3+, avalanche avalanche transceiver 3+ probes and shovels is practically the only chance of survival after being Automatic switch over to the best buried by an avalanche. Read the intransmission antenna (“Smart structions of use for the 3+ avalanche Antenna”) transceiver carefully, practice how 3-antenna technology to handle it and train how to rescue Signal analysis (scan the avalanyour companions effectively! You can che debris and locate every find valuable information about helpsignal quickly and accurately) ing your companions, preventing ac Marking function (3 signals) cidents and about the current safety Only 1 ALKALINE battery products from ORTOVOX at AA 1.5V www.ortovox.com Partner check Automatic transmission switch The ORTOVOX 3+ avalanche transover ceiver does not protect you against Update avalanches. Never go backcountry skiing and freeriding alone – always do these types of sport in a small group. You can reach us by email at ortovox@ortovox.com ORTOVOX wishes you wonderful, safe tours! GB 22 Contents Operating elements 24 TECHNICAL DATA 25 EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 26 QUICK GUIDE 27 SWITCHING ON/ OFF 27 SELF TEST 27 PARTNER CHECK 28 SEARCH 30 SIGNAL SEARCH 30 COARSE SEARCH 31 Fine SEARCH 32 MARKING 33 PINPOINT SEARCH and PROBING 33 ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 34 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SWITCH OVER 34 MULTIPLE BURIALS 34 INTERFERENCE 36 SERVICE 37 INDEX 39 GUARANTEE 41 SERVICE ADDRESSES 102 23 GB Subject to changes (08/ 2010) Operating elements SLIDING SWITCH (search mode) TRANSMISSION SWITCH OVER (transmission mode) DIRECTION ARROW DISTANCE INDICATOR BATTERY CAPACITY NUMBER OF SIGNALS MARKING BUTTON LOUDSPEAKER ON/OFF SWITCH, BATTERY COMPARTMENT 10 LOCKING SLIDE The back of the carrier bag contains an extra compartment for storing the 3+ and carrying straps. GB 24 TECHNICAL DATA NAME: FUNCTION: CASING: SIZE: FREQUENCY: ORTOVOX 3+ digital ergonomic, waterproof, impact resistant 119 x 71 x 25mm 457 kHz The 3+ receives transmission signals from every avalanche transceiver conforming to standards without restrictions. DIGITAL RECEPTION RANGE: 40m SEARCH STRIP WIDTH: up to 40m TEMPERATURE RANGE: -20° C to +45° C If the transceiver gets wet, do not use direct heat, i.e. such as a hair dryer to dry it out. Heat applied in a direct manner may permanently damage the device beyond repair. POWER SUPPLY: OPERATING TIME: WEIGHT: 1 Alkaline AA 1.5 V LR 06 battery Transmitting: approx. 250 hours Receiving: approx. 15 hours approx. 189g incl. battery (Comfort carrier bag approx. 98g) ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS Partner-Check Update The ORTOVOX 3+ exceeds the high requirements of the European Standard EN 300 718. 25 GB EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Manufacturer: X-log Elektronik GmbH Person responsible: Johann Nowotny, Bahnhofstr. 95, D-82166 Gräfelfing declares that the product: type: ORTOVOX, model: 3+ Intended purpose: avalanche victim search device when used properly meets the essential requirements according to Article 3 of the R&TTE regulations 1999/5/EC and that the following standards have been applied: 1. Health (Article 3.1.a of the R&TTE regulations), ETS 300 718 edition: 05/01 2. Safety (Article 3.1.a of the R&TTE regulations), ETS 300 718 edition: 05/01 3. Electromagnetic compatibility (Article 3.1.b of the R&TTE regulations) ETSI EN 300 718-1, edition: 05/01 4. Efficient use of the radio frequency spectrum (Article 3.2.b of the R&TTE regulations) ETSI EN 300 718-2, edition: 05/01 5. Electromagnetic compatibility and radio band matters (Article 3.3.e of the R&TTE regulations) ETSI EN 300 718-3, edition: Munich, July 26, 2010 p.p. Andrea Reintges installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the ERS AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Information for the user However, there is no guarantee that interference Registration Number: will not occur in a particular installation. If this FCC ID No. KF5 ORTOVOX 3 equipment does cause harmful interference to This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC radio or television reception, which can be deterRules. Operation is subject to the following two mined by turning the equipment off and on, the conditions: (1) the device may not cause harmful interference user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: and - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. (2) the device must accept any interference - Increase the separation between the equipment received, including interference that may cause and receiver. undesired operation. - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a This equipment has been tested and found to circuit different from that to which the receiver comply with the limits for an intentional radiator is connected. pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protec- - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. tion against harmful interference in a residential CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS TO THIS DEVICE NOT APPROVED BY ORTOVOX CAN VOID THE US- GB 26 QUICK GUIDE SWITCHING ON/ OFF SWITCHING ON Undo the LOCKING SLIDE (10) and turn the SWITCH-ON LEVER (1) counter-clockwise. The SWITCH-ON LEVER is now secured from being switched off unintentional. Right now the appliance number is indicated, the self-test starts and the remaining battery capacity is shown in %. SWITCHING OFF Undo the LOCKING SLIDE (10) and turn the SWITCH-ON LEVER (1) clockwise. on 10 off battery 10 SELF-TEST AND TRANSMISSION MODE The self-test is visible on the display. The remaining battery capacity (6) is shown: 99 (%). After a successful self-test the ORTOVOX 3+ starts transmitting and the transmission elements flash on the display. The battery symbol shows the remaining battery capacity. If a fault is detected during self-test, a warning appears on the display: E1, E2, E3 or E4. 27 GB n QUICK GUIDE WARNING WARNING During the self-test the TRANSMIT and RECEIVE functions, the sensors and the battery capacity are tested. If a fault is detected during this function test, then this is indicated with E1, E2, E3 or E4. A warning can be triggered in the immediate vicinity of a transmitting avalanche transceiver, mobile phone, wireless appliance, large metal objects or particularly strong magnetic fields. WHAT THE MOST IMPORTANT WARNINGS MEAN DURING THE SELF-TEST E1: Transmitter/ receiver E2: X or Y antenna (reception) E3: X or Y antenna (transmitter) E4: Memory If one of the above warnings or any other is displayed during the self-test, then carry out this test again outside in interference-free surrounding. When doing so, it is essential to make sure that no other transmitters are nearby. Switch off all sources of interference (mobile phones, wireless devices etc.) or move them well away. If this warning is shown again, the appliance must be sent to the ORTOVOX service department. People with pacemakers should wear the 3+ on the right side of their body. It is essential to observe the pacemaker manufacturer‘s instructions or consult with your physician! GB 28 QUICK GUIDE PARTNER OR GROUP CHECK PARTNER OR GROUP CHECK (“The daily check”) Switch the ORTOVOX 3+ to SEARCH (= RECEPTION). Now switch the 3+ on (1) and press the MARKING BUTTON (8) simultaneously. If the transmitter‘s parameters are OK, then “00” is shown on the display. If no transmitter is located within a circumference of 1 m from the reception device, then “--” is displayed. Warnings about the tested transmitter are displayed with E1 – E7. What the warnings mean DURING THE PARTNER CHECK The warnings E1 to E7 signal that one E1: Frequency or more of the measured parameters E2: Width of the transmission signal on the transmitter do not meet the E3: Frequency and width of the transmission signal standard for avalanche transceivers. E4: Transmission cycle If one of these warnings is shown, E5: Frequency and transmission cycle then the transceiver must be sent to E6: Transmission cycle and width of the service department. the transmission signal E7: All tested parameters defective 29 GB QUICK GUIDE SIGNAL SEARCH SEARCH Slide both SWITCHES (2) outwards simultaneously – the TRANSMISSION SWITCH OVER (3) pops out. The search situation is automatically shown on the display. ORTOVOX recommends switching off mobile telephones and radio equipment during the locating process! SIGNAL SEARCH (one searcher) When searching for a signal (= searching for the first signal), pan the 3+ left and right at an angle of 30° and tilt moderately up and down. This compensates unfavourable positions of the transmitter antenna and the transmitting signal can be picked up even earlier. Search strip width: 40m! SEVERAL SEARCHER: The distance between people searching is 40m; the distance to the edge of the avalanche must not exceed 20m. GB 30 QUICK GUIDE COARSE SEARCH COARSE SEARCH Use the 3+ in a horizontal position during the coarse search process! At a distance of approx. 40m to the avalanche victim, the direction arrow (4) and distance indicator (5) appear on the display. The acoustic signal from the loudspeaker gets faster and louder as you approach. The distance indicator goes down and confirms you are getting closer. DISPLAY EXAMPLES Three transmitters (7) are displayed; the nearest transmitter is 44m away. Direction: straight ahead! Three transmitters are displayed; the nearest transmitter is 15m away. Direction: keep slightly to the right! 31 GB DIRECTION DISTANCE (44m) NUMBER OF SIGNALS (1) QUICK GUIDE FINE SEARCH Three transmitters are displayed; the nearest transmitter is 10m away. Direction: straight ahead! FINE SEARCH Fine search starts automatically when DO NOT TURN THE 3+ DURING THE you are 2m away. The direction arrow FINE SEARCH! is switched off. The tendency indicator (= semicircle shaped segments) formulates the fine search process simply, quickly and precisely. The searcher is approaching the victim: the tendency indicator points to the centre of the display. The closer you are to the victim, the faster and louder the acoustic signal beeps. The searcher is now going away from the victim. The semicircles get smaller and the distance indicator number will get larger. The victim has been located. Burial depth: 0.1m. No smaller numbers and no stronger tendency indicator appear. GB 32 QUICK GUIDE MARKING/PINPOINT SEARCH and PROBING MARKING At a distance of 5m transmitters can be marked. To mark a located transmitter, the MARKING BUTTON (8) is pressed once. The marked transmission signal now appears as a white symbol on a black background. The distance to the next transmitter is 22m; the direction to the next transmitter: left. If 4 or more than 4 transmitters are detected, the “4+” symbol appears on the display. ORTOVOX recommends the Sector Method for locating 4 or more than 4 signals. PINPOINT SEARCH and PROBING Mark the exact point with the probe. Always insert the probe at 90° to the surface of the slope. 33 GB MARKING BUTTON ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SWITCH OVER AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SWITCH OVER IN CASE OF A SECONDARY AVALANCHE If the 3+ is not moved over a period of 120 seconds, it automatically switches over to transmission mode from any operating mode. STRATEGY IN THE EVENT OF MULTIPLE BURIALS ORTOVOX SECTOR METHOD 1st sector: After the 1st victim is located and excavated by searchers, the victim‘s avalanche transceiver is switched off and the avalanche debris field is searched by sector. 2nd sector: Approach from the left. 3rd sector: Approach from the right. 4th sector: Approach from below. Before any approach in a new sector, the 3+ must be briefly switched to TRANSMIT and then immediately back to RECEIVE. Switching over briefly to transmission mode causes the previously marked transmitter to be deleted. Attention: Already located signals can then naturally appear again. The searcher should then concentrate on signals that have not yet been marked in the avalanche debris field. GB 34 ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE SIGNAL SEPARATION SIGNAL OVERLAP SIGNAL SEPARATION The transmission signal is measured and analysed by the ORTOVOX 3+. If several transmission signals are received and these transmission signals are transmitting at the same time (simultaneous transmission signal and simultaneous transmission break), then a signal overlap occurs. This signal overlap is illustrated without a direction arrow (e.g. “44m” and 3 transmission signals). IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SIGNAL SEPARATION Signal separation helps you when searching for one or especially several avalanche victims. We would like to inform you, however, about important, physically contingent aspects of searching for victims: When accidents happen, several persons are often buried and transmit a signal at the same time. In this case – depending on the rhythm of the individual transmitters – it is possible for two or even more transmitters to transmit simultaneously over a long time. This can lead to signal overlaps, particularly with analogue appliances with a long pulse and digital appliances that transmit synchronised pulses. 35 GB The signals are overlapped and can no longer be technically distinguished. The signal from an individual transmitter cannot be measured either by analogue or digital means in such a phase. This can last for up to 30 seconds and longer in the worst cases. It is necessary to wait until there is a signal break. This physical phenomenon can be solved with the ORTOVOX 3+ using locating strategies: Applying the ORTOVOX sectors method (Page 34) ADVANCED INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE BATTERY CHANGE / INTERFERENCE BATTERY CHANGE (When the appliance is switched off) Turn on-off switch (1) until the battery symbol is in line with the index point. Now pull the battery compartment out of the 3+ and insert a new AA alkaline 1.5V battery. When changing the battery, bear in mind the correct polarity. Only brand batteries that conform to standards should be used. battery INTERFERENCE IN TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING PERFORMANCE Interference in the transmission and reception performance can occur through atmospheric forms of interference such as storms, through lifts and power systems, radio equipment, mobile phones and other electronic equipment. Mobile phones and radio equipment should be switched off whilst searching. The distance between two avalanche transceivers and metal, radio equipment, mobile phones, magnetic objects, etc. should be at least 50cm. GB 36 WARRANTY/SERVICE WARRANTY When purchasing a new ORTOVOX transceiver, on submission of the filled out guarantee card (see instructions for use) and dealer invoice we grant the 5-year ORTOVOX guarantee from the date of purchase, but no longer than 6 years from the date of manufacture. The number IV/15 on the seal in the battery compartment means e.g.: ORTOVOX guarantee valid until 4th quarter 2015; the device was produced 5 years before in the 4th quarter of 2010. The seal also reminds you of the recommended transceiver check in the 4th quarter of 2015. As part of the ORTOVOX guarantee, faulty parts are repaired free of charge or SERVICE The ORTOVOX 3+ is a rescue device, on whose fault function someone‘s life can depend. Electronic components can fail – we therefore recommend that the appliance is sent for the factory check without fail on the date recommended on the test seal. Please make use of our prompt testing service in the summer months so 37 GB the avalanche transceiver is replaced by a device of the same design. Damage caused by improper handling and natural wear is excluded. In case of damage due to battery leakage, the ORTOVOX guarantee lapses. Batteries are excluded from the guarantee. Any further warranty in the event of consequential damage is expressly excluded. Enforced guarantees do not extend the guarantee obligation nor does a new guarantee period begin. that your transceiver is ready to use in time at the start of winter. For repairs or the factory check, please send the ORTOVOX 3+ direct to our service centre (see Page 102) NOTES IMPORTANT NOTICE! The batteries should be removed from the avalanche transceiver during the summer break. In case of damage due to battery leakage the ORTOVOX warranty lapses. Never use rechargeable batteries (such as Ni-Cd batteries). Rechargeable batteries have a much lower operating voltage and hence a lower range and a limited operating period. In addition, faulty recharge- IMPORTANT NOTICE! ORTOVOX avalanche transceivers are designed to support help from companions in the event of avalanche burial! Stopping in an unsecure area is potentially risky and should only be done with experienced participants. The effective use of an avalanche transceiver requires suitable training and repeated practice. Wear your avalanche transceiver close to your body and under your top layer of clothing. ORTOVOX urgently recommends that you carefully read the instructions of use for the avalanche transceiver. Always take a shovel and a probe with you when you are off-piste in an un- able batteries are not immediately noticeable. After recharging they show the full operating voltage to start with, only to severely drop off again after a very short operating period (danger to life!). secured area and never wander off on your own. Plan your off-piste activities using the current avalanche report: www.ortovox.com Before you enter an area at risk of an avalanche, you should make sure that all avalanche transceivers are working properly and all batteries are in good condition. The ORTOVOX 3+ fulfils the maximum safety requirements and is characterised by its simple operation! GB 38 INDEX Additional functions Advanced instructions for use Appliance number Automatic Transmission Switch Over (S 25) Partner check (S 34) Pinpoint search (S 27) Q Quick guide (S 34) S Searching Battery (S 25) Search strip width Battery change (S 36) Sector Method Battery status (S 27) Self-test Service Coarse search (S 31) Service addresses Signal separation Declaration of conformity (EU) (S 26) Signal overlap Digital reception range (S 25) Signal search Switching OFF Fine search (S 32) Switching ON Frequency (S 25) T Technical data Group test (S 29) Tendency indicator Guarantee (S 37) Transmission check Guarantee card (S 41) Transmitter test Transmitting Interference (S 36) U Update Loudspeaker (S 24) W Warnings Marking (S 23) Warranty Multiple burials (S 34) Operating elements (S 24) Operating duration receiving (S 25) Operating duration transmitting (S 25) ORTOVOX Sector method (S 34) 39 GB (S 29) (S 33) (S 27) (S 30) (S 25) (S 34) (S 27) (S 37) (S 102) (S 35) (S 35) (S 30) (S 27) (S 27) (S 25) (S 32) (S 27) (S 27) (S 27) (S 25) (S 28) (S 37) GB 40 GUARANTEE CARD GUARANTEE CARD Name Street City, State, Zip, Telephone , E-mail Model ORTOVOX 3+ Serial number (shown on display when switched on) Purchased at Please provide below a detailed explanation and description of your unit`s faulty performance! In case of service please fill out this card and send it to the responsible ORTOVOX service center (see page 102) IMPORTANT! keep carefully!
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