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Frequency | 457 kHz |
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Temperature Range | -20°C to +45°C |
Marking function | Yes |
Number of antennas | 3 |
Multiple Burial Function | Yes |
Range | 50 m |
Battery Life | 200 h |
Batteries | 3 AAA |
Procedure for donning the carrying harness and adjusting it for optimal fit.
Instructions for powering on the device and waiting for self-check completion.
Guidance on placing the device back into the carrying system.
Recommendation to use the supplied harness for rapid emergency access.
Description of carrying the device in a trouser pocket using the provided hand loop.
Details on accessing the battery compartment and guidelines for battery replacement.
Explanation of battery level display and how temperature influences readings.
Crucial advice on removing batteries during extended periods of non-use.
Discussion on interference sensitivity and the Auto-Antenna-Switch feature.
Minimum distances recommended between the beacon and potential interference sources.
Procedure for powering on the PIEPS DSP PRO/DSP SPORT.
Details the self-check procedure, tested components, and distance recommendations.
Explains how to interpret "OK" status and error codes ("E").
Emphasizes the necessity of performing a beacon-group-check before each excursion.
Method for switching the device to SEND-mode using the main switch.
How the Intelligent Transmitter enhances rescue efficiency in SEND-mode.
Explanation of how the device selects the strongest antenna for optimal transmission.
Description of the iPROBE-Support feature for improved multiple burial searches.
Key actions including staying calm, observing, raising alarm, and assessing the search area.
Procedures for contacting emergency services and establishing probable burial locations.
Details the systematic search phases: Signal, Coarse, Fine, and Pinpointing.
Guidelines for digging based on estimated burial depth and performing rescue and first aid.
Instructions for switching to SEARCH-mode and commencing the signal search.
Method for mentally noting impact point, disappearance point, and flow direction.
Recommended search strip widths for PIEPS DSP PRO (60m) and DSP SPORT (50m).
Ensures all participants are in SEARCH mode and advises avoiding electronic devices.
Following the strongest signal by utilizing arrow and distance readings.
How to modify the search direction based on distance reading changes.
Understanding the matchstick men symbols indicating the number of buried victims.
Importance of maintaining concentration and avoiding hasty movements during the search.
Recommends reducing movement speed to 50 cm/sec when close to the burial site.
Performing exact last direction corrections before directional arrows are suppressed.
Employing cross-like movements (90°) and maintaining low speed for optimal results.
How the dynamic acoustic signal aids in fine searching through pitch and pace.
How DSP technology separates signals for an optimized multiple burial search.
The device automatically searches for the strongest signal upon activation.
Process of marking a burial location to suppress its signal for subsequent searches.
Procedure for searching and locating additional buried transmitters.
How to reset a single marked signal using the MARK button for 3 seconds.
Procedure to reset all marked signals by switching between SEND and SEARCH modes.
Explanation of signal interference from older analog transceivers and its impact.
Important note on signal overlap in multiple burials and its potential impact.
How to use the SCAN function to assess buried devices within detectable ranges.
How to measure the frequency deviation of other beacons from the standard 457kHz.
How to use the PIEPS DSP PRO to detect and track the PIEPS TX600 transmitter.
How to use the integrated inclinometer to measure the angle of a slope.
Function that automatically switches the device from SEARCH to SEND-mode.
Recommendation to use PIEPS BACKUP for secondary avalanche scenarios.
Information on how to test and update the device software.
How the current software version is indicated upon device power-on.
Explains device warning codes, their descriptions, and recommended corrections.
Details on extending the product warranty and the conditions that apply.
Information on utilizing the PIEPS Service Portal for updates and support.
Information regarding device certifications, conformity, and regulatory compliance.