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3 vLocPro Receiver
3.6 Sensitivity Control
The vLocPro receiver is capable of locating a large number of frequencies or frequency
combinations. A list of these frequencies can be accessed using the setup menu. Most of these
frequencies listed – you will never use – the setup menu allows you to select the frequencies you
wish to use regularly. The frequency select pushbutton on the main receiver pad is used to toggle
through the frequencies defined using the setup menu. The operating frequency will be shown at
the lower right side of the display. You can change this selection at any time using the setup menu.
The initial frequencies set at the time the unit is supplied are “Power”, “Radio” and the frequencies
used by the transmitter purchased. See the transmitter section for suggestions of which frequency
is best suited to specific applications.
30 dB 512 Hz
69.5
3’7’’
512 Hz
640 Hz
8 kHz
33 kHz
65 kHz
200 kHz
3.7 Frequency Selection
Pushbutton Pushbutton
Pushbutton
To select the frequencies you wish to use regularly
– enter the setup menu by pressing and holding the
“i” pushbutton for 2 seconds. Use the “+” and “-” to
select the word “Frequency” – then press the “M” mode
pushbutton to display the list of available frequencies.
The “+” and “-” pushbuttons are used to navigate the list of frequencies. To add a frequency to
the “Frequently used list” press the “M” pushbutton and a dot will appear in the circle alongside
the frequency. To deselect a frequency press the “M” pushbutton and the dot will disappear. Once
your selection is completed press “i” pushbutton once to return to the setup menu, and again to
exit the setup menu.
Up & down pushbuttons are provided to increase or reduce the
sensitivity of the receiver. If the bar graph moves towards the
minimum or maximum a single touch of the opposite pushbutton
returns it to approximately 60% deflection (i.e. if the bar graph
goes towards the minimum – press the “+” pushbutton, to the
maximum press the “-” pushbutton)
Holding down or repeated pushing of the “+” or “-” pushbuttons increments/decrements the gain.
