qualied personnel only.
Located on the transmitter are the power mode and
the accessory output. The power mode enables the
operator to turn the transmitter on or off, and to
check the condition of the batteries. When checking
the batteries, a reading if 50 or greater on the dis-
play meter indicates that batteries are usable.
The accessory output is for the ground plate/ground
rod assembly, and for the coupling clamp. There is
a Red LED light that blinks when the transmitter
is on. The batteries are located underneath a lid on
top of the transmitter housing.
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