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SECTION 2

SETUP AND OPERATION

2.1 

SETUP

1.  Set the DRS-100 Diver Recall/Hydrophone System on a flat surface where 

you will use it, with the carrying handle facing the user.

2.  Open the housing by pulling up on the clamps located on either side of the 

carrying handle, and raise the lid.

3.  Fully close the relief valve (Fig. 1, #5) on the panel by rotating it clockwise.
4.  If you will use an external power source, connect its banana plugs to the “EXT 

PWR/CHG” jack (Fig. 1, #7) on the DRS-100 panel, being careful to observe 

polarity (match the red and black).  Activate the external power source, if 

necessary, but leave the DRS-100 power off.  If you will use the internal bat-

teries, proceed to Section 3 (Batteries and Charging, p. 7) before continuing.

5.  Remove the protective cover from the transducer receptacle (Fig. 1, #6).
6.  Locate the connector on the transducer (underwater speaker) end of the trans-

ducer cable.  Insert the transducer connector into the transducer receptacle on 

the panel, and rotate the ring until a good connection is obtained.

7.  Strain-relieve the transducer cable by securing a rope to the strain relief clip 

on the transducer.  Additionally, tape the rope about every 12 inches to the 

transducer cable, with all of the strain on the rope.

8.  Lower the rope secured to the transducer into the water, and secure the rope 

to a solid object above the surface.

Note:

•  Never lower the transducer into the water without a rope to relieve the 

strain, or damage may occur. The transducer cable alone will not support 

the weight of the transducer.

•  Do not lower the transducer deeper than 25 feet.

2.2 

OPERATION

2.2.1 

POWER AND VOLUME CONTROL: 

To activate the unit’s power, 

rotate the speaker volume control (Fig. 1, #8) clockwise.  The green “PWR ON” 

LED (Fig. 1, #3) should illuminate.  To adjust the hydrophone listening volume, 

turn the speaker volume control (clockwise rotation increases the volume).

The hydrophone is listening as soon as you turn on the DRS-100.  If you do not 

want to listen to the front-panel speaker, turn the volume down.  However, do not 

turn the unit completely off.

2.2.2 

TRANSMISSION:

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Summary of Contents for DRS-100 Mod B

Page 1: ...Undersea Systems International Inc dba OCEAN TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS Technology in Depth Diver Recall System DRS 100 Mod B User s ManuaL...

Page 2: ...zards of diving NOTE This manual and the information contained herein are provided for use as a mainte nance and operation guide No license or rights to manufacture reproduce and or sell either the ma...

Page 3: ...attery Charging Procedure 7 3 2 Battery Removal Replacement 8 Section 4 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 10 4 1 General 10 4 2 Preventive Maintenance 10 4 2 1 Check Prior to Every Dive 10 4 2 2 Mainten...

Page 4: ...er transducer The typical range is 500 meters but depends on the biological ambient noise level Divers within range listen using only their ears no electronic equipment is necessary The DRS 100 Diver...

Page 5: ...oximately 20 volts Battery type Two 12 volt 2 6 amp hour maintenance free re chargeable cells in series Battery life 5 hours at 20 duty cycle Recall Tone mode 3 hours nominal when using auxiliary inpu...

Page 6: ...ll illuminate when power is on 4 TONE RECALL This LED illuminates red when the continuous tone is utilized and green when the intermittent tone is activated 5 Panel ReliefValve Open this valve when ch...

Page 7: ...nel speaker is used to listen to any un derwater sounds within range e g biological or from human activity The hydrophone volume control 8 adjusts the listening volume 13 Handle You will find two hand...

Page 8: ...ducer receptacle on the panel and rotate the ring until a good connection is obtained 7 Strain relieve the transducer cable by securing a rope to the strain relief clip on the transducer Additionally...

Page 9: ...olume rotate the transmit volume control Fig 1 17 clockwise Release the PTT button when you have finished transmitting 2 2 2 3 External Audio To transmit audio from an external source connect an RCA p...

Page 10: ...reased to 20 volts Although the DRS 100 can operate with as little as 12 volts we recommend that you recharge the batteries Section 3 1 as soon as possible after the LED starts to illuminate If the ba...

Page 11: ...front panel 8 After a resting period of at least 15 minutes rotate the panel s relief valve clockwise to its closed position Note The RCS 30 smart charger cannot be used as an external power supply It...

Page 12: ...13 Reconnect J8 J10 J11 J12 and J13 to the circuit board assembly J10 J11 J12 and J13 are labeled and should be connected to the corresponding plugs on the circuit board P10 P11 etc J8 is probably not...

Page 13: ...nce and troubleshooting Alist of recommended spare parts appears in the Appendix at the end of the manual For service personnel or technically inclined users documentation for more advanced troublesho...

Page 14: ...are experiencing is not mentioned in the table or if you have tried the suggested solutions and the problem persists contact Ocean Technology Systems see contact information on p 13 for technical sup...

Page 15: ...ARTS LL 98 transducer with strain relief eyelet p n 900189 000 HSM 10 deluxe noise cancelling hand held microphone p n 910041 000 Line in adapter cable p n 914024 000 optional RCS 30 smart charger wit...

Page 16: ...reserve the right to decline responsibility where repairs have been made or attempted by other than an Ocean Technology Systems factory trained service center or properly trained personnel In no even...

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