Berkeley Varitronics Systems PTC-HOUND Guide de configuration

UNPACKING

PTC-Hound ships with a charging dock, AC adapter, (2) omni-directional SMA antennae, (1) GPS active antenna and the PTC-

Hound receiver all in a hard carrying case.

CHARGING

PTC-Hound ships with an AC powered charging dock. Place unit in charging dock and be sure the red LED on top of unit in ON. If

red LED is not ON, PTC-Hound is not being charged. Try adjusting unit in dock until red LED is ON. Charging takes approximately

4-5 hours. PTC-Hound runs approximately 4 hours from a full charge. PTC-Hound may be operated while it is charging but this

will heat up the unit and increase charging time substantially so it is not recommended for regular use. If your PTC-Hound is not

charging properly, make sure the contacts are clean and clear of obstruction. If the charging dock is still not working, you can

also charge the unit by using the supplied USB mini cable connected to a standard 5V power source. PTC-Hound contains smart

trickle charging circuity that is always calibrating the battery but if your battery runtime is noticeably short after a full charge,

you may need to manually calibrate the battery. Go to BATTERY under MAIN MENU for more details and consult BVS support.

ANTENNA PORTS

PTC-Hound ships with 2 multiband omni-directional antennae and one GPS antenna.

OPERATION

PTC-Hound scans between 120 MHz and 1000 MHz in two bands (120-320 MHz and 320-1000 MHz). Users can edit and view a list

of scanning frequencies, measure and display and record 1, 4 or up to 30 frequency measurements simultaneously.

+1 732-548-3737 • www.bvsystems.com • support@bvsystems.com

Quick Start User Guide

PTC-HOUNDPTC-HOUND

BACK ARROW - Returns to previous screen

MAIN MENU - Access to unit info, GPS data, battery status and

direct navigation to primary measurement screens

SINGLE BAR - Measures SINGLE BAR frequency

MULTI-BAR - Measures (4 or 30 depending upon size of list)

multiple frequencies simultaneously

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS - Scans all RF activity in a range

MAX HOLD - Maintains peak signal bursts over time

LOG DATA - Records all measurement data while engaged

kHz IF BW - Toggle between 12 kHz and 6 kHz IF bandwith

EDIT SCAN - Go directly to EDIT SCAN frequencies

MARKER - Set up to 99 marker points for measurements of interest

TRASH - Deletes current scan frequency from list

DELETE ALL - Deletes all frequencies from list

PREVIOUS - Displays previous frequency in list

NEXT - Displays next frequency in list

THRESH (UP) - Raise THRESHOLD for stronger signals

THRESH (DOWN) - Lower THRESHOLD for weaker signals

EDIT FREQ - Go to EDIT FREQUENCY

STEP kHz - Toggle between 0.25 kHz, 0.50 kHz, 2.0 kHz, 6.0 kHz,

12.0 kHz, 100 kHz and 1000 kHz steps

PAGE - Navigate through pages of scanned frequencies

SINGLE BAR FREQUENCY

Viewandadjustthresholds

on any single frequency,

set markers and record

all measurements

EDIT SCAN FREQUENCY

From this screen you

can edit all scanning

frequencies. Press

ENTER to start editing

frequency.

SPECTRUM ANALYSIS

View all RF activity

within a dened range

BATTERY STATUS

Receive remaining battery

runtime estimate and

calibration instructions

MAIN MENU

Navigate to all main

measurement screens

and view unit details

inlcuding GPS data,

battery status, and

rmware version. Note:

Calibration is reserved

for BVS use only

SCAN LIST

View and

edit your

RF scan

list

SCANNING4FREQUENCIES

If your scan list contains

4 or less frequencies,

you can view up to four

custom RF frequencies

simultaneously and set

markers at various points

of interest SINGLE FREQUENCY

MEASUREMENT

SCANNING 30 FREQUENCIES

If your scan list contains 5 or

more frequencies, you can

view up to 30- custom RF

frequencies simultaneously

and set markers at various

points of interest

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