Auxiliary Function: The Super Revolt is designed with an auxiliary function which allows a separate decoy to be
controlled remotely by connecting a compatible decoy (not included) to the back of the caller using a 3.5mm cord (not
included). Simply plug one end of the 3.5mm cord into a compatible decoy and the other end into the auxiliary port on the
back of the caller. Turn on the compatible decoy and the caller/remote. The auxiliary button “AUX” on the remote will now
turn the compatible decoy on and off. The AUX icon on the top of the display screen will be highlighted when it is used.
Sound Management: The Super Revolt comes preloaded with 200 live animal sounds organized in 19 folders for quick
access. These sounds have been professionally recorded by The Verminator, Rick Paillet. We firmly believe this is the
best sound library on the market. The 200 preloaded sounds have the extension .LD. They will only play on Lucky Duck
electronic calls. Any reproduction of the these sounds is strictly prohibited. Check out www.luckyduck.com for
additional sounds to purchase.
Add/Remove Sounds: Use of a computer with Windows Operating System is strongly recommended. The Super
Revolt features an industry leading wireless 2 way communication system between the remote and caller. This makes
syncing the caller to the remote extremely easy.
1. Locate the SD card on the back of the call under the black cover. Press the SD sound card in to eject the sound card
and remove the SD sound card from the back of the caller
2. Add or remove the folders and sounds on the SD sound card using your computer. View the files just like you would
view files on a standard camera sd card.
3. Reinstall the SD sound card into the caller (top side or label side of the SD card should face the left side of the caller
when reinstalling).
4. Turn on the caller to transfer sounds from the SD card to the internal memory on the caller. The red light on the
back of the caller will flash. DO NOT TURN ON THE REMOTE. SYNCS WILL TAKE 8-10 MINUTES for an SD
card with 200 sounds. SD cards with more sounds could take longer.
5. Once the red light on the back of the call stops flashing, turn on the remote control. The remote control will take
approximately 1-2 minutes to find, update and resync with the caller. The remote screen will be blue. DO NOT
PRESS ANY BUTTONS ON THE REMOTE. Once the remote control updates, the screen will change to black
and display the appropriate folders and sounds. Sound updating is complete. It is now safe to use the
remote.
It is important to note the maximum number of sounds are 2,000 and the maximum number of folders are 32. There can
only be one level of folders. You cannot create a folder within a folder. The file names can be as long as you would like
but the display screen will only show the first 20 characters. The caller will play .LD, and .mp3 files.
Charging: The Super Revolt comes standard with a 12 volt, 3,700 mAH lithium ion battery pack. The charging system is
not to be used with any other types of battery packs or chargers. Use of any other battery packs or chargers voids all
warranties.
To Recharge the 12 Volt Lithium Ion Battery (two methods)
Caller Port:
1. Simply plug your charger into the charging port located on the back of the call. It should be the middle port under the
black cover.
2. Plug the charger into an 110V wall outlet. The LED light on the charger will turn red when charging and green when
fully charged. It should take 3 hours to recharge a battery.
Battery Directly:
1. Remove the battery from the caller and unplug the battery connector.
2. Use the adapter to connect the charger to the battery.
3. Plug the charger into an 110V wall outlet. The LED light on the charger will turn red when charging and green when
fully charged. It should take 3 hours to recharge a battery.
Care and Maintenance
1. The Super Revolt is not waterproof. Take caution to keep rain and snow away from the caller and remote. If the caller
or remote becomes wet make sure to dry it off/out.
2. There is a small drain on batteries even when the power is off. It is recommended to remove the batteries from the
remote and disconnect the battery pack from the caller between hunts to extend battery life.
3. The caller has a remote control storage adapter located on the back of the caller. Insert the remote clip into the
storage adapter. Do not transport the remote in the storage adapter as the remote may come unattached.
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