EZPull Trap User manual

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For Trap RC version 3 (HW4.3/SW8.x 4/2015)
1. EZPull Trap Remotes – Remote control (RC) Operating Modes:
1.1. OFF – no light are blinking. To turn ON, press and quickly release
the On/Off [ ] key.
1.2. SLEEP - The right light blinks every 4 seconds. To turn ON, press
and quickly release the On/Off [ ] key. To turn OFF, press and hold
the On/Off [ ] key until light stop flashing.
1.3. ON – The left light is blinking every 1 second. To turn OFF, press
and hold the On/Off [ ] key until light stop flashing.
Warning: To prevent serious injury, turn off the EZPull units before
handling trap machines or standing in front of a trap.
2. Releasing targets:
2.1. Using Voice – Place voice RC 2’-3’ in front and call “Pull”. The left light will glow for 1 second
indicating the voice command has been detected and sent to the base station.
2.2. Manually – Press and quickly release the “Target” [ ] key.
3. Base Station Pause/Play: During Play mode the base station has a slow flashing Yellow light.
When the base station is in Pause mode, it has a fast blinking Red light and it does not release
targets. The voice remotes will automatically go to sleep (see 1.2 above) about a minute after the
base station entered “Pause” mode.
3.1. Each RC can put the base station in “Pause” or “Play” mode. On the voice remotes, the
Pause/Play [ ] key must be pressed for at lease 2 seconds. On the Puller’s RC press the key
for only 0.5 Sec.
3.2. Pause: Hold the Pause/Play [ ] key, the lights will alternate quickly. When the lights go off,
release the key. The Left light will flash rapidly indicating the base station is in Pause mode.
3.3. RC Pause lights Indicator:
3.3.1.On a Voice Release RC - when attempting to release a target, the left LED will flash
rapidly.
3.3.2.On a Puller’s RC – both lights are flashing.
3.4. Play: Hold the Pause/Play [ ] key, the lights will alternate quickly. When the lights go off,
release the key.
4. System Sleep: After 10 or 15 minutes (see base station setup) with no targets released, the base
station will automatically enter Pause mode. About a minute later, the Voice Release RC’s will
enter Sleep mode (see 1.2). The Puller’s RC will flash both lights indicating the system is in pause
mode and will enter sleep mode 5 minutes later. To wake the system up:
4.1. Wake up from the Puller’s RC:
4.1.1.Two light flashing, hold the Pause/Play [ ] key, the lights will alternate quickly. When
the lights go off, release the key.
4.1.2.The Puller’s RC is in Sleep (the right light blinks every 4 seconds), press and release the
On/Off [ ] key.
4.2. Wake up from a Voice Release RC: press and release the On/Off [ ] key. Then hold the
Pause/Play [ ] key, the lights will alternate quickly. When the lights go off, release the key.
4.3. The Voice Release RC’s will wake up within 10 seconds after wake up.

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For Trap RC version 3 (HW4.3/SW8.x 4/2015)
5. Check Voice Sensitivity:
5.1. Hold the” Speaker” [ ] key, both light(s) will flash quickly. When the lights go off, release the
key.
5.2. The Right LED will flash corresponding with the sensitivity setup value.
6. Troubleshooting:
Problem/Indicator Action (if failed, continue to next action )
Remove and reinstall batteries
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RC does not turn ON
Replace batteries
Both lights flash rapidly after pressing any
key, or after releasing a target Replace batteries
Unit is ON (left light blinking every 1 Sec.) but
does not throw targets. Check RC light
indicators following a Voice or manual release:
Release is followed by steady glow of the
left light Check the base station connection and Trap machine is running
Base station is in Pause mode - Release is
followed by rapid flashing of the left light Put base station in Play mode (Section 3.3).
Verify the base station is ON and Yellow light
flashing
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Poor reception. Try releasing a target from close
range
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No link with base station - release is
followed by both lights flashing twice
The base station may not be paired with remote
units. See Setup Guide