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turning it up past 10 on the meter. You won't hurt the unit but you
will waste battery power with no additional performance.
Tracing Wire -
After the transmitter has been properly
connected (above) and verified to have a good ground (4 or higher
meter reading) and power, turn on the receiving wand by turning
the volume knob on the front control panel (illustration above).
The unit defaults to the normal mode with null reception at every
start-up. Place the receiver near the operating transmitter. A
beeping sound should be heard indicating that the receiver is
working properly. A high pitched tone could indicate that you are
too close to the receiver or your batteries are low. A fading or
scratchy signal indicates low battery.
There are 2 optional methods for reception of the signal; Null or
Peak. The receiver defaults to Null every time it is turned on. Null
means an absence of signal when pointed directly at the cable in
question and louder to the left and/or right of it a few inches. Peak
means the opposite, that the signal is loudest over the cable. You
may select which mode suits you best. In general, the closer you
are to the cable, the louder the signal should be except for directly
over the cable in the Null mode.
Begin the wire trace by sweeping the area approximately 5-10 feet
from the transmitter. Begin by searching for the null response.
Until the null is acquired, you may receive audible responses of
varying degrees. Follow the signal response until the signal is lost
while marking the path as you trace.
NOTE – When connecting directly to a cable, place the
transmitter and receiver in the NORMAL mode. The receiver
and transmitter must always be in the same mode to operate
correctly.
The on/off control on the front of the receiver regulates the volume
level of the receiver, both headphones and external speaker.
Additionally, the analog meter on the front of the receiver will
indicate the reception power level visually. After connecting and
turning on the transmitter and the receiver, point the receiver
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