Specifications

SECTION 3

ADJUSTMENT AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 GENERAL

This section contains information for operating the Magnacom

SW-1000-SC

through-water transceiver.

3.2 INSPECTION OF EQUIPMENT

Upon arrival of the equipment, inspect the shipping container for dents, gouges,

or any other evidence of rough handling.

The Magnacom

transceiver should be visually inspected upon removal from the

shipping container. If any damage is evident, immediately le a claim with the

carrier. Forward a copy of the damage claim to OTS, Santa Ana, CA. Arrangements

for repair or replacement will then be made.

NOTE: Although the Magnacom is rugged in design, care should be exercised

to ensure that problems are not caused by improper handling. Store the unit in

a safe, secure area after unpacking.

3.3 OPERATING PROCEDURES

STEP 1: Ensure the batteries are charged and all o-rings are free of debris and in

good condition.

STEP 2: Ensure all internal settings are properly adjusted (squelch, VOX, channel,

etc.). See Section 3.4 (Adjustments).

STEP 3: Connect the standard (non-coiled cord) Hi-Use

connector from the SW-

1000-SC to the Hi-Use

connector on the FFM or LAR V Adapter. Standard EMA-2

earphone-microphone assemblies will not work with the SW-1000-SC transceiver.

Only the assemblies designed for the transceiver will operate.

STEP 4: Immerse the diver unit in a pail of water (if testing 2 units, place each in

a separate pail of water). Separate the pails to a distance of approx. 6 feet. When

immersed, verify the red LED is illuminated—indicating power is activated. To

activate the unit, use a paper clip, bent over and in contact w/ both water activation

screws.

WARNING: Minimal operation through-air is possible, but not recommended.

Conditions may arise where transmitter amplication can occur and cause

permanent damage to the unit(s).