Foxpro Krakatoa 2 User manual

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Publication Date: November 7, 2014
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Table of Contents
1. Getting Started ............................................................................................ 7
1-1 What’s in the Box? .............................................................................. 7
1-2 Krakatoa II: First Glance ...................................................................... 7
1-3 Krakatoa II: Requirements ................................................................... 8
1-4 Krakatoa II Remote: First Glance ......................................................... 9
1-5 Krakatoa II Remote: Requirements ................................................... 10
2. Quick Start Guide ...................................................................................... 10
2-1 Powering On the Krakatoa II ................................................................... 10
2-2 KRAKATOA II Remote Setup .................................................................... 10
2-3 Playing Sounds ........................................................................................ 11
2-4 Using Presets/Favorites .......................................................................... 12
3. KRAKATOA II Detailed Overview ............................................................... 13
3-1 External Speaker Jack In ormation.......................................................... 13
3-2 Auxiliary Device Jack ............................................................................... 13
3-3 Batteries and Charging ............................................................................ 14
3-4 USB Port .................................................................................................. 15
3-5 Setting the Channel o Operation ........................................................... 15
3-6 Setting the Battery Chemistry ................................................................. 16
4. KRAKATOA II Remote Control Detailed Overview .................................... 17
4-1 What are FOX FEATURES? ....................................................................... 17
4-2 Turning on the KRAKATOA II Remote ..................................................... 17
4-3 Navigating the KRAKATOA II Remote ...................................................... 18
4-4 Understanding the KRAKATOA II Remote Display .................................. 18
4-5 Access the KRAKATOA II Remote Con iguration Menu ........................... 19
4-6 Playing Sounds with the KRAKATOA II Remote ....................................... 22

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4-7 Volume & Mute Control .......................................................................... 23
4-8 Presets / Favorites................................................................................... 23
5. FOX FEATURES ........................................................................................... 24
5-1 FOXMOTION ............................................................................................ 24
5-2 FOXBANG ................................................................................................ 24
5-3 AUTO VOLUME ........................................................................................ 25
5-4 User Button ............................................................................................. 26
5-5 FOXDATA ................................................................................................. 26
5-6 FOXGRIP .................................................................................................. 28
6. Sound Settings .......................................................................................... 29
6-1 Volume Step ............................................................................................ 29
6-2 Pri. Mode ................................................................................................ 29
6-3 Spk Mode (Speaker Mode) ..................................................................... 29
6-4 Main Speaker .......................................................................................... 30
6-5 Ext. Speaker ............................................................................................. 30
6-6 Preset Mute Override ............................................................................. 30
7. Display / Power ......................................................................................... 30
7-1 Brightness ................................................................................................ 30
7-2 Keypad ..................................................................................................... 30
7-3 Theme ..................................................................................................... 31
7-4 Display Timeout ...................................................................................... 31
7-5 Auto O ................................................................................................... 32
8. Date / Time(r) ............................................................................................ 32
8-1 Stand Timer & Timer Reset ..................................................................... 32
8-2 Alarm ....................................................................................................... 33
8-3 Time......................................................................................................... 33

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8-4 Date & Date Format ................................................................................ 34
9. TX1000 Settings ......................................................................................... 34
9-1 Radio Channel ......................................................................................... 34
9-2 AUX .......................................................................................................... 35
9-3 View......................................................................................................... 35
9-4 Temperature Units .................................................................................. 35
9-5 Barometer Measurement Units .............................................................. 36
9-6 Elevation.................................................................................................. 36
9-7 About In o ............................................................................................... 36
9-8 Restore De aults ...................................................................................... 36
10. KRAKATOA II Remote USB Operation ....................................................... 37
10-1 Editing the Presets File .......................................................................... 38
10-2 Viewing the FOXDATA File .................................................................... 38
11. Programming the KRAKATOA II ................................................................. 39
11-1 Requirements .................................................................................... 39
11-2 Connecting to a Computer ................................................................ 39
11-3 Manual Programming Process .......................................................... 40
11-4 Indexing the Files............................................................................... 40
11-5 Using the FOXPRO Programming Utility ............................................ 41
11-6 Editing the Categories Manually ....................................................... 42
11-7 Editing the Categories with FOXPRO Utility ...................................... 44
11-8 Updating the Remote Playlist ............................................................ 44
12. Creating FOXCAST Sequence Files ............................................................ 44
12-1 Creating FOXCAST Sequences Manually ............................................... 45
12-2 Enabling File Extensions in Windows .................................................... 46
12-3 Placing Sequences in the KRAKATOA II ................................................. 46

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12-4 Creating FOXCAST Sequences Online ................................................... 47
12-5 Synchronizing the KRAKATOA II Remote .............................................. 47
13. Firmware Updates ..................................................................................... 47
13-1 KRAKATOA II TX1000 Remote ........................................................... 47
14. Product Care & Maintenance.................................................................... 48
15. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................ 49
16. Maximizing Remote Range ....................................................................... 50
17. FCC & IC In ormation................................................................................. 51
18. Warranty Statement ................................................................................. 53

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1. etting Started
Congratulations on your purchase o the FOXPRO Krakatoa II digital game call! To get the ull
advantage o the Krakatoa II and its eatures, please read and understand the operating
instructions in ull.
WARNIN : To avoid personal injury and product damage, read all
operating instructions and sa ety precautions in this guide be ore using the
FOXPRO Krakatoa II digital game call system. A digital copy o this ile can
be downloaded rom:
http://www.go oxpro.com/resources/manuals/Krakatoa_2.pd
1-1 What’s in the Box?
Included with the box you should ind the ollowing items:
1) Krakatoa II digital game call
2) Krakatoa II remote control
3) Operators manual
4) Warranty registration card
5) USB cord
6) 2 rechargeable NiMH battery packs
7) Fast charger
1-2 Krakatoa II: First lance
The ollowing chart corresponds to a graphic on the next page.
Number Description
1 Power on/o switch
2 Battery pouches
3 Auxiliary device jack
4 External speaker jack
5 Pilot lamp / low power LED

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1-3 Krakatoa II: Requirements
The Krakatoa II is shipped rom the actory with two sealed rechargeable NiMH battery packs.
The packs may have some charge, but it is recommended to per orm a charging cycle prior to
any ield use. To install the battery packs:
1. Open the cover to one o the battery pouches (one located on either side).
2. Locate the power cable. The cable has a white connector on the end. That end
connects to the power cable ound on the battery pack itsel .
3. Connect the battery pack to the battery cable.
4. Place the battery into the pouch and secure the cover.

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1-4 Krakatoa II Remote: First lance
The ollowing chart corresponds to a graphic below that depicts the Krakatoa II remote. Certain
aspects o the Krakatoa II remote will be marked with a number which corresponds to the chart
de ining that particular element.
Number Description Number Description
1 Quick access preset buttons 11 Recall button
2 FOXDATA button 12 Auxiliary button
3 Power on/o button 13 Mute button
4 Scroll up button 14 Volume up button
5 Volume down button 15 Back / menu button
6 Play / select button 16 FOXFUSION button (unused)
7 Scroll down button 17 Mini USB Port
8 FOXPITCH (unused)
9 USER button
10 Lanyard loop

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1-5 Krakatoa II Remote: Requirements
The Krakatoa II remote control operates on 3 ‘AA’ batteries. It is recommended that you use
high quality lithium or alkaline batteries or the best per ormance.
Installing Batteries in the Krakatoa II Remote
1. Access the battery compartment by removing the door rom the back o the remote.
The door slides down and o o the remote.
2. Place the batteries into each battery cavity while observing polarity as indicated.
3. Slide the battery compartment door back on the remote.
2. Quick Start uide
The ollowing Quick Start Guide provides a very brie overview o basic operations such as
playing sounds, adjusting volume, and using presets. While this may be enough to get you
started, it is strongly recommended that you read the manual in its entirety to ully understand
all o the capabilities and get the most out o the product.
2-1 Powering On the Krakatoa II
The Krakatoa II is powered-on by moving the power switch to the on position. When powered-
on, the orange LED pilot lamp will blinks rapidly several times and then illuminates solidly,
signaling that it is ready to be operated rom the remote control.
2-2 KRAKATOA II Remote Setup
A ter installing batteries or changing batteries in the KRAKATOA II remote, it is recommended
that you make it a routine to take a moment to setup the date and time settings. This section
will explain these setup con igurations.
Setting the Clock:
1. Access the Date/Time(r) menu and select “Time”
2. Use the scroll buttons to set the current time.
3. Push “Play/Select” to lock it in.
The clock can be displayed in either the standard 12 hour ormat or 24 hour ormat (military
time).
Configuring Time Format:
1. Access the Date/Time(r) menu and select “Time Format”
2. Use the scroll buttons to select either 12 or 24 hour time ormat.
3. Push “Play/Select” to lock in the setting.

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The bottom status line o the KRAKATOA II display can show either the current time or the stand
timer. The stand timer will only be displayed i it is turned on—otherwise, the clock will show
the current time.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The KRAKATOA II remote control eatures a moon phase indicator. In order to
display the correct moon phase, it is imperative that you enter the correct date.
Otherwise, the displayed in ormation may not be correct.
Setting the Date:
1. Access the Date/Time(r) menu and select “Date”
2. By de ault, the irst option is the month. Use the scroll buttons to select the current
month and then push the “Play/Select” button.
3. Next you set the day using the same method described above, and then push
“Play/Select”.
4. Finally, set the year and push “Play/Select” to lock it in.
There are three di erent date ormats that you can choose rom depending upon your personal
pre erence. They are month/day/year, year-month-day, and day.month.year.
Configuring Date Format:
1. Access the Date/Time(r) menu and select “Date Format”
2. Use the scroll buttons to cycle through the options.
When your desired date ormat is shown, push “Play/Select” to lock it in.
2-3 Playing Sounds
Make sure that you have properly installed batteries in both the KRAKATOA II and KRAKATOA II
remote as described in Chapter 1.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The Krakatoa II remote control is not intended to operate the caller at distances
shorter than 1 meter (3 eet). I the remote is located too close to the caller,
proper operation cannot be ensured.
1. Turn on the KRAKATOA II by placing the power switch in the “on” position.
2. Turn on the KRAKATOA II Remote by pushing and holding down the power button or
approximately 2-3 seconds. The remote will de ault to Category View Mode, meaning
that the sounds are listed and grouped in categories. I no categories are de ined, you
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3. Use the scroll buttons on the remote to highlight the category you wish to pick a
sound rom and then push the “Play/Select” button. The sounds assigned to that
category will be displayed.
4. Use the scroll buttons on the remote to highlight the individual sound rom that
category that you wish to play, and then push the “Play/Select” button to start
playback.
5. Use the volume up button to raise the volume level to a point where you can hear it.
6. To mute (or pause) the sound, simply push the mute button. To resume playback,
push the mute button again.
7. To switch sounds, simply go through the sound list or switch categories to ind a
di erent sound and then just push the “Play/Select” button. To go back to the
previous sound, push the “Recall” button.
2-4 Using Presets/Favorites
The KRAKATOA II remote is capable o storing up to 50 unique presets or avorites. A preset is a
shortcut to a particular sound which has a de ined volume level. The KRAKATOA II remote has 4
quick access preset buttons located on the top le t and right (see image on page 9).
By de ault, your KRAKATOA II remote will have no presets established. The ollowing
instructions will describe how to setup a preset:
To Create a Preset/Favorite:
1. From the main screen, select the “Favorites/Presets” menu item.
2. Select one o the 50 preset slots. Notice that the screen will indicate “Preset
Recording”. The irst step is to select the sound.
3. Use the scroll buttons to highlight the sound you want to establish or this preset and
then push the “Play/Select” button.
4. The last step is setting the volume level. Use the volume buttons to dial-in the desired
volume level you wish to assign to this preset and then push “Play/Select” to lock it in.
5. Your preset is now setup.
You can assign the P1, P2, P3, and P4 buttons in the following manner:
1. Highlight the sound that you wish to have established in one o the our positions.
2. From the main sounds or category screen, press and hold the P1, P2, P3, or P4 button
or approximately 3-4 seconds.
3. Set the volume level and then push the “Play/Select” button to lock in that preset.
To initiate playback o a presets 1-4, make sure that both the KRAKATOA II and KRAKATOA II
remote are turned on, and then push the corresponding preset button (P1 – P4) on the top
sides o the remote. The KRAKATOA II will then instantly switch to that sound and volume level.

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To initiate playback o any preset, simply select the “Favorites/Presets” menu on the main
screen, browse through the available presets, and then use the “Play/Select” button, just as i
you were picking a sound or normal playback.
Presets can also be managed by editing a speci ic ile located within the KRAKATOA II remote.
For the advanced in ormation on this process, please view Chapter 10.
3. KRAKATOA II Detailed Overview
This chapter provides a more detailed oriented overview o the KRAKATOA II.
3-1 External Speaker Jack Information
The Krakatoa II eatures an external speaker jack. This jack is a standard 3.5mm emale jack
that can accept a 3.5mm male plug. When selecting an external speaker to use with the
Krakatoa II, note that FOXPRO recommends the use o a 25W speaker with 8Ω Impedance.
FOXPRO carries a variety o external speakers or purchase that can be used with the Krakatoa
II. You can view the line o speakers online by visiting www.go oxpro.com
Connect an external speaker to Your Krakatoa II:
1. Make sure that the Krakatoa II is powered-o be ore connecting an external speaker.
2. Connect the plug rom the external speaker to the external speaker jack.
3. Turn on the Krakatoa II and begin playing a sound to hear the external speaker in
action.
3-2 Auxiliary Device Jack
The KRAKATOA II is equipped with an auxiliary jack labeled “AUX”. This jack is located on the
back o the KRAKATOA II. The purpose o this jack is to allow or the connection o certain
external devices (such as Jack Predator Decoys) or triggering their action on and o by using
the KRAKATOA II remote control.
While you may be able to connect other devices to the auxiliary jack beyond Jack Predator
Decoys, there are strict electrical limits involved with this jack. I these limits are exceeded,
damage to your KRAKATOA II will result. That damage is not covered by warranty.
The electrically inclined will want to know that the jack is connected to the drain o an internal
FET with a maximum current rating o 10mA. The tip polarity o the 3.5mm jack is positive, the
sleeve is negative. I the external device is connected with reverse polarity, an internal
production diode within the FET will conduct causing the device to stay on constantly. The
maximum voltage applied to this jack cannot exceed 15VDC.

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Instructions or connecting various devices to the auxiliary jack are beyond the scope o this
manual. You are urged to seek help rom a knowledgeable pro essional be ore connecting any
unapproved devices to the jack. Keep in mind that any damage to the KRAKATOA II as a result
o improper use o the auxiliary jack is not covered by the warranty, nor will FOXPRO be liable
or damage to any connected devices
3-3 Batteries and Charging
The KRAKATOA II is equipped with dual rechargeable NiMH battery packs and a smart ast
charger (see image below). During operation, i the pilot lamp begins blinking, this is indicating
that the batteries are starting to get low and need recharged.
To Charge the Batteries
1. Disconnect one o the sealed battery packs rom the Krakatoa II and remove it rom
the battery pouch.
2. Connect the power cable rom the sealed battery pack to the connector on the
charger.
3. Plug the wall adapter into a 110VAC wall outlet.
4. The charger has an LED which glows red while charging and switches to green when
the charge is complete.
5. When one pack is inished charging, place it back into its pouch and repeat these
steps or the second pack.
WARNIN
Never attempt to charge batteries that are not intended to be recharged! The
resulting damage can be serious and will not be covered by the warranty. For
maximum charge e iciency, we recommend charging your KRAKATOA II in
temperatures ranging rom 40°F to 85°F (5°C to 30°C).

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WARNIN
Never connect your KRAKATOA II to an unregulated 12V system (i.e. automotive
systems, high current power supplies, etc.) Serious damage will occur which is not
covered by the warranty.
CHAR IN RECOMMENDATIONS
•Do not leave charging batteries unattended.
•Remove batteries rom the device when caller will not be used or prolonged
periods.
•Recharge your batteries periodically—even when not in use—to prevent
deep discharge.
3-4 USB Port
The KRAKATOA II is equipped with a standard USB 2.0 port which is located inside o the
speaker cap. In order to gain access to the USB port, you must remove the our screws that
secure the cap to the back o the speaker.
To Connect the KRAKATOA II to a Computer
1. Make sure that the KRAKATOA II is turned o .
2. Connect one end o your USB cable to the USB port in the KRAKATOA II.
3. Connect the other end o the USB cable to a USB port on your computer.
4. On most major operating systems, you will hear an alert as well as see visual
noti ication on the screen that a new device has been attached.
A ter connecting the KRAKATOA II to your computer, there are a number o things you can do.
To work on sound programming, please go to Chapter 11. To learn about changing the channel
o operation, please proceed to section 3-5.
3-5 Setting the Channel of Operation
Changing the channel o operation requires that you remove the speaker cap rom the back o
the KRKAKATOA II and modi y the values o a DIP switch located inside. There are 8 channels o
operation available (0 – 7). The de ault channel o operation set at the actory is 6.
Changing the Channel of Operation
1. Locate and remove the 4 screws that connect the speaker cap to the main speaker
bell o the caller.
2. Turn the speaker cap around and look inside. Locate the DIP switch (see the ollowing
image).

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3. The DIP switch has 4 individual slide switches. Each switch has two positions. For the
purposes o changing the channel, however, you will only modi y switches 1 – 3. The
two positions are re erred to as “on” and “o ”. The “on” position is selected by
moving the switch to the right (towards the USB port). The “o ” position is selected
by moving the switch to the le t (away rom the USB port). Use the tip o a pen or
pencil to change the position o the switches. The ollowing chart shows the possible
switch positions or the various channels.
CH 1 2 3
0 OFF OFF OFF
1 ON OFF OFF
2 OFF ON OFF
3 ON ON OFF
4 OFF OFF ON
5 ON OFF ON
6 OFF ON ON
7 ON ON ON
4. Remember, i you change the channel o operation o the KRAKATOA II, you must also
change the channel o operation or the TX1000. See chapter 9, section 1 or more
in ormation.
3-6 Setting the Battery Chemistry
For the best results, you must select the appropriate battery chemistry or the types o batteries
you are using in the device. To select the battery chemistry type, you have to remove the

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speaker cap rom the back o the KRAKATOA II and modi y the values o a DIP switch located
inside.
Changing Battery Chemistry
1. Locate and remove the 4 screws that connect the speaker cap to the main speaker
bell o the caller.
2. Turn the speaker cap around and look inside. Locate the DIP switch (see image in
section 3-5.
3. The last switch on the right acts to de ine what type o battery is being used. To select
NiMH batteries, place the switch in the “o ” position. To select LiON batteries, place
the switch in the “on” position.
4. Reattach the cap to the speaker and secure it with the screws a ter selecting the
appropriate battery type.
4. KRAKATOA II Remote Control Detailed Overview
This chapter provides a more detailed oriented overview o the KRAKATOA II remote. The
model number or the KRAKATOA II Remote is “TX1000”. In this manual, we tend to re er to the
remote as “KRAKATOA II Remote”, but you will encounter “TX1000” later on as it re erenced in
speci ic menu options.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The Krakatoa II remote control is not intended to operate the caller at distances
shorter than 1 meter (3 eet). I the remote is located too close to the caller,
proper operation cannot be ensured.
4-1 What are FOX FEATURES?
Throughout this section, you will encounter various eatures re erred to as “Fox Features”. This
group o eatures includes: FOXBANG, FOXCAST, FOXMOTION, FOXGRIP, and FOXDATA. These
eatures are explained thoroughly in this section.
4-2 Turning on the KRAKATOA II Remote
A ter installing batteries as indicated in Chapter 1, you can turn on the KRAKATOA II remote by
pushing and holding the power button or approximately 1-2 seconds. An initial startup screen
will appear displaying the FOXPRO logo and remote version in ormation. A ter the initial startup
sequence is complete, the main sound selections screen will appear.

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4-3 Navigating the KRAKATOA II Remote
The KRAKATOA II Remote has a scroll up and scroll down button or cycling through the on-
screen display. A selected menu item is highlighted by a horizontal bar, and by pressing the
scroll up or down arrow button, the horizontal bar will move up or down through the menu list.
To select a menu item, push the “Play/Select” button. The “Back/Menu” button allows you to
access the KRAKATOA II Remote con iguration options as well as navigate back one level in the
menu system.
4-4 Understanding the KRAKATOA II Remote Display
The KRAKATOA II Remote display can be viewed as three main segments: top status line,
primary display area, and bottom status line. The top and bottom status lines are static—
meaning, they will always be present. The primary display area is dynamic and will change upon
what operation you are per orming.
Top Status Line Overview
Name Details
FM FOXMOTION status indicator. Displays either On or O .
FB FOXBANG status indicator / FOXGRIP status indicator. Displays “FB”
i FOXBANG is activated. Displays “FG” i FOXGRIP is activated.
Displays “FB/FG” i both FOXBANG and FOXGRIP are activated.
MOON Moon phase indicator. Displays an icon depicting the current moon
phase. Correct moon phase display requires proper date and time
con iguration.
BAROM Barometer. Displays the barometric pressure in either inches or
millimeters depending upon con iguration. When enough
measurements have been taken, an arrow showing trend
(up/down) will appear. When elevation is set correctly, this value is
automatically corrected.
TEMP Thermometer. Displays the current temperature in either C or F
depending upon con iguration.

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Primary Display Area Overview
Details
The image above shows the primary display area or the KRAKATOA II remote with de ault
settings using the day theme. Above the menu items you will see “Categories” which is the title
o this particular screen. When you enter other menu sections, the title will change accordingly.
The two main items on the screen “Favorites/Presets” and “FoxCast” options are always
available on this screen (in both Category and Sound List mode). Directly beneath “FoxCast”
begins the category listings. I using sound list mode, you will then see “Sound List” as the third
option.
Bottom
Status Line Overview
Name Details
MT Mute status indicator. When the sound is muted, a letter M will
appear. .
VOL Volume level indicator. Ranges 0 – 40.
BATT Battery level indicator.
TIME(R) Displays either stand timer or real-time clock. When an alarm is
indicated, the background will blink red.
4-5 Access the KRAKATOA II Remote Configuration Menu
From the main sounds screen, push the “Back/Menu” button a single time. This will allow you
to access the con igurations screen. There are a total o ive elements that appear on this menu:

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FOX FEATURES, Sound Settings, Display/Power, Date/Time(r), and TX1000 settings. Each o
these items and all possible values are displayed below.
FOX FEATURES Menu
This menu item provides access to turning FOX FEATURES on or o and their respective
con igurations.
Menu Item Description Values
FoxBang Turns FOXBANG on or o . O , Mute, Aux, Preset
5, Preset 4, Preset 3,
Preset 2, Preset 1,
FOXDATA
FoxBang Sen. Sets FOXBANG sensitivity. Low, Med, High
FOXMOTION Turns FOXMOTION on or o . O , On
Rate Sets the desired rate or speed o
FOXMOTION.
1,2,3,4 and 5
Auto Volume Turns auto volume on or o O , on
USER Allows or assigning a unction to the USER
button.
Theme, FOXBANG,
Preset 5, FOXMOTION,
Auto Volume, Time(r)
Toggle, Timer Reset,
Backlight
FoxGrip Turn FoxGrip on or o . O , On
Button 1 Assign FoxGrip button 1 Feature. Preset 1, Preset 2,
Preset 3, Preset 4,
Preset 5, Aux, Mute,
FOXDATA
Button 2 Assign FoxGrip button 2 Feature. Preset 1, Preset 2,
Preset 3, Preset 4,
Preset 5, Aux, Mute,
FOXDATA
FoxGrip Unit ID Displays the FoxGrip unit identi ication
number.
Erase FOXDATA Enables you to erase the FOXDATA ile. N/A
Sound Settings Menu
This menu item provides access to various playback con igurations, speaker con igurations,
and more.
Menu Item Description Values
Volume Step Allows you to set the volume stepping value 1, 2, 3 and 5
Pri. Mode Set the play mode or the primary sound. Repeat, Juke, Single
Spkr Mode Sets the speaker mode. Stereo, Mono