Fox RX+ Mode D'emploi page 8

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Obtaining the best performance from the RX+ Receiver
The operating range of the RX+ Receiver, like all low power radio
systems, is highly dependent on the conditions of use and can be
adversely affected by the position of both transmitter and receiver,
the terrain over which it is being used, the prevailing atmospheric
conditions and the presence of any interfering signals.
To obtain best performance, it is recommended that you –
• Keep the RX+ Receiver as high above ground as possible – if
worn on the body, it should be worn as high as possible and on
the outside of your clothing.
• Try to keep a direct "line-of-sight" between the receiver and
transmitter – obstructions such as trees, buildings, etc may
cause loss of signal, or reflections of the signal, resulting in
"dead spots".
• Do not keep the RX+ Receiver in the same pocket as a mobile
phone, or other electronic device.
• Ensure both your RX+ Receiver and your alarms have good
batteries.
If all the above points are adhered to, a working range of over 500
metres may be obtained. All the above hints become progressively
less important as the working range is reduced. Remember to use
the system responsibly – the RX+ Receiver has been designed to
give a long operating range in order to maximise reliability at close
range and NOT to encourage users to leave their rods in the water
unattended, whilst they are hundreds of metres away.
Anti Theft Alarm
If your alarms are switched off the RX+ Receiver will emit an audio tone
or tones (depending on the number of alarms deactivated) and the
corresponding alarm LEDs will turn red.
(The unit will also vibrate if vibration is switched on).