User's Manual Part 90

OWNER’S MANUAL

MODEL CSTXR.1

FCC PART 90

TRACKING TRANSMITTER

INTRODUCTION

The Communications Specialists Model CSTXR.1 wrist or ankle mounted transmitter is

used as a homing device to locate persons by Doppler positioning or triangulation. It is

FCC Certified and must be used with a valid FCC license, issued for telemetry uses,

under Part 90.259 of the Rules. It is programmed at the factory to operate in the 217-

220MHz band. Power output is 10mW. It uses a widely available CR2450 Lithium

battery which operates the transmitter for more than 30 days. The CSTXR.1 utilizes a

TCXO rather than a fragile crystal so it is almost indestructible. The case is completely

waterproof and the transmitter module itself is also completely waterproof.

ASSEMBLY AND BATTERY INSTALLATION

Photo #1

1. Drop the transmitter module into the housing as shown

in photo #1.

2. Place the battery on top of the transmitter module as shown

in photo #2. The plus (+) side of the CR2450 battery is

facing up as shown. If the battery is accidentally reversed,

Photo #2

the transmitter will not operate but it will not be damaged.

Just pop out the battery and reverse it to resume operation.

3. Place the battery cap over the + side of the battery and use

the supplied tool to tighten it.

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OWNER’S MANUAL MODEL CSTXR.1 FCC PART 90 TRACKING TRANSMITTER INTRODUCTION The Communications Specialists Model CSTXR.1 wrist or ankle mounted transmitter is used as a homing device to locate persons by Doppler positioning or triangulation. It is FCC Certified and must be used with a valid FCC license, issued for telemetry uses, under Part 90.259 of the Rules. It is programmed at the factory to operate in the 217220MHz band. Power output is 10mW.
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FCC COMPLIANCE NOTICE In order to legally operate this transmitter, you must first meet the eligibility requirements of FCC Part 90.35. This means you must be engaged in a commercial or educational activity. Then you must have a valid FCC license yourself or be part of a for-profit or non-profit sharing agreement as detailed in 90.179 held by your equipment provider or someone else. If you choose to obtain your own FCC license, we will help you with the following required steps.