2ABWDAMAXDigital Game Caller

1 Draft 1.3 Attractor Max Digital Game Caller Instruction Manual A subsidiary of: Hunter's Specialties, Inc. 6000 Huntington Ct. NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 (319) 395‐0321 www.hunterspec.com 2 Draft 1.3 Important Information Johnny Stewart Digital Callers are backed by over 40 years of experience. Our goal with the (J.S. line of callers) is to create incredible fun and success for your enjoyment in the outdoors. Whether used for hunting, photography or observation of wildlife, Johnny Stewart callers create opportunities for you to experience nature up close, in a dynamic way, with superior sounds... Hunter's Specialties, Inc. 6000 Huntington Court NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 (319) 395‐0321 Fax: (319) 395‐0326 Business Hours Monday – Friday 7:45 AM – 4:45 PM CST Contact Us Customer Service: (319) 395‐0321 General Inquiry e‐mail: [email protected] Stay up to date with the latest Johnny Stewart sounds by visiting our online sound library. Watch for new products and upgrades at: www.hunterspec.com A subsidiary of Hunter's Specialties, Inc 6000 Huntington Court NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 3 Draft 1.3 Index Topic Page 1.0 Power Source and Installation 4 1.1 Remote (Transmitter) 4 1.2 Base (Receiver) 4 2.0 Caller Operation 4 2.1 Power On 4 2.2 Power Off 4 2.3 Power Modes – Base Unit 4 2.4 Selecting sound(s) to be played 4 2.5 Stop sound(s) 4 2.6 Volume Control 5 2.7 Internal Memory (128 Mb of storage space is in the base unit) 5 2.8 Storage Space 5 3.0 Speaker 6 4.0 Support Leg 6 5.0 Lanyard and Shoulder Strap 6 6.0 Caller Storage 7 7.0 Maintenance 7 8.0 Troubleshooting 7 Included: 1 ‐ 13 key remote (transmitter) 1 – Base unit (receiver) 2 – Remote keypad overlays 1 – USB cord 1 – Single lanyard 1 – Instruction manual 4 Draft 1.3 1.0 Power Source and Installation: 1.1) Remote (Transmitter) – Is operated with one 12V 23/27A battery. (Included) To install battery: Remove single screw from battery cover on back of remote and lift cover off. Install / replace battery, then put battery cover back in place and insert / tighten screw. Be careful not to over‐tighten. 1.2) Base (Receiver) ‐ Is operated with four AA batteries. (Not included) To install batteries: Slide battery cover back to remove. Install batteries, being careful to orient the batteries per the directions shown in each position, then slide and snap battery cover back in place. Note that the battery polarity alternates. Note: For maximum performance use high quality batteries. Tip: 1) Be prepared... pack replacement batteries and a screwdriver in your game caller bag. 2) To prolong battery life in cold conditions, hand warmers can be used between the ground and battery compartment to radiate heat to the batteries. 2.0 Caller Operation: 2.1) Power on a) For Base unit, slide On/Off switch to the on position. b) For Remote: the remote is always in “Stand‐by Mode” so there is no on / off button: just press button for desired command. 2.2) Power Off a) For base unit, slide On/Off switch to the off position. b) Remote needs no power down. 2.3) Base unit power modes The base unit has three power modes: a) Active mode: When the unit is playing a sound b) Stop mode: When the unit has been stopped with the stop button or on / off switch, but can return to active mode when user pressed a button. c) Sleep mode: When unit is left on but in‐active for 60 minutes (no button pressed on remote) the base unit goes to sleep mode. The LED flashes on the base unit once every three seconds to indicate sleep mode. User needs to switch the base unit off and back on to restart the unit. 2.4) Selecting sound to be played a) Simply press the numeric key (1 – 10) of the sound that is desired, i.e., if you want to play sound 1, simply press the 1 key. To play sound 10, simply press the 10 key, etc. The red LED on the remote will flash when a button is pressed and a signal is sent. A pre‐printed keypad overlay is installed on your remote listing the 10 sounds that are pre‐loaded. b) If you select a new sound, while a sound is playing, the new sound will replace the current one as the audible sound and the original will stop. 2.5) Stop a sound a) Press the “Stop” button on the remote when you want to stop the audible sound. The audible sound will play in a continuous loop until the stop button is pressed 5 Draft 1.3 2.0 Caller Operation Continued 2.6) Volume Control a) While a sound is playing, press the Volume UP or DN button to increase or decrease the sound level. You can press and release the respective button to adjust the sound level up or down by a single step, or press and hold the respective button for rapid sound level adjustment. The red LED on the remote will flash when a button is depressed and a signal is being sent. Each time the base unit is powered on, the first sound selection will start at volume level 2. Any sound selection after that will start at the last selected volume level. The remote has 20 volume steps: Steps 1‐5 are small volume increments where steps 6‐20 have larger volume increments, with 20 being maximum volume. Note: There is no “MUTE” button, but the unit will be silent when the volume is adjusted all the way down. The sound will still be playing but it will not be audible. 2.7) Internal Memory (128 Mb of Storage Space is in the Base Unit) a) The base unit has 128 Mb of flash drive for sound storage and playback. b) To access the storage space, simply plug the base unit into a computer through the USB port using the USB cord that comes with the unit. 2.8) Storage Space Viewing Sound Files: To view storage space on the unit, simply plug the base unit into a computer through the USB port using the USB cord that comes with the unit. The storage space will show up and can be viewed as a removable storage devise. Example: (E) or (F) depends on your computer system. You can open the storage space to view what is stored and how it is arranged. Adding Sound Files: To add a sound file(s) to the unit, you need to copy or download the sound file(…

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FIGURE 1 DIGITAL GAME CALLER (M/N: ATTRACTORMAX (TRANSMITTER)) GENERAL APPEARANCE (FRONT VIEW) F IGURE 2 DIGITAL GAME CALLER (M/N: ATTRACTORMAX (TRANSMITTER)) GENERAL APPEARANCE (BACK VIEW)

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FIGURE 3 DIGITAL GAME CALLER (M/N: ATTRACTORMAX (TRANSMITTER)) COVER REMOVED F IGURE 4 DIGITAL GAME CALLER (M/N: ATTRACTORMAX (TRANSMITTER)) MAIN BOARD (FRONT SIDE) FIGURE 5 DIGITAL GAME CALLER (M/N: ATTRACTORMAX (TRANSMITTER)) MAIN BOARD (BACK SIDE) F IGURE 6 DIGITAL GAME CALLER (M/N: ATTRACTORMAX (TRANSMITTER)) RF PA R T ON MAIN BOARD

NFTZ Hangpack Int'l Trading Co., Ltd. FCC ID: 2ABWDAMAX Page 1 of 19 Audix Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Report No.: ACI-F14046 Prepared For : NFTZ Hangpack Int'l Trading Co., Ltd. 722-1 Honghai Shangmao Mansion, Ningbo, China Prepared By : Audix Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 3F and 4F, 34Bldg 680 Guiping Rd, Caohejing Hi-Tech Park, Shanghai 200233, China Tel : +86-21-64955500 Fax : +86-21-64955491 Report No. : ACI-F14046 Date of Test : Feb. 21, 2014 Date of Report : Mar. 11, 2014 Application for FCC Certificate On Behalf of NFTZ Hangpack Int'l Trading Co., Ltd. Digital Game Caller Model No.: AttractorMax (Transmitter) FCC ID : 2ABWDAMAX NFTZ Hangpack Int'l Trading Co., Ltd. FCC ID: 2ABWDAMAX Page 2 of 19 Audix Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Report No.: ACI-F14046 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 SUMMARY OF STANDARDS AND RESULTS .......................................................................... 4 1.1 Description of Standards and Results ......................................................................................... 4 2 GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Description of Equipment Under Test ........................................................................................ 5 2.2 Description of Test Facility ........................................................................................................ 6 2.3 Measurement Uncertainty .......................................................................................................... 6 3 RADIATED EMISSION TEST ....................................................................................................... 7 3.1 Test Equipment ........................................................................................................................... 7 3.2 Block Diagram of Test Setup ..................................................................................................... 7 3.3 Radiated Emission Limit [FCC Part 15 Subpart C 15.209] ....................................................... 8 3.4 Test Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 8 3.5 Operating Condition of EUT ...................................................................................................... 8 3.6 Test Procedures .......................................................................................................................... 9 3.7 Test Results ................................................................................................................................ 9 4 FUNDAMENTAL AND HARMONICS EMISSIONS TEST .................................................... 11 4.1 Test Equipment ......................................................................................................................... 11 4.2 Block Diagram of Test Setup ................................................................................................... 11 4.3 Fundamental and Harmonics Emission Limit [FCC Part 15 Subpart C 15.249(a)] ................. 11 4.4 Test Configuration .................................................................................................................... 11 4.5 Operating Condition of EUT .................................................................................................... 12 4.6 Test Procedures ........................................................................................................................ 12 4.7 Test Results .............................................................................................................................. 12 5 BAND-EDGE MEASUREMENT ................................................................................................. 14 5.1 Test Equipment ......................................................................................................................... 14 5.2 Band-Edge Limit [FCC Part 15 Subpart C 15.249(d)] ............................................................. 14 5.3 Test Results .............................................................................................................................. 14 6 BANDWIDTH MEASUREMENT ................................................................................................ 16 6.1 Test Equipment ......................................................................................................................... 16 6.2 Bandwidth Limit....................................................................................................................... 16 6.3 Test Results .............................................................................................................................. 16 7 DEVIATION TO TEST SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................. 17 APPENDIX I PLOT OF DUTY CYCLE ............................................................................................ 18 NFTZ Hangpack Int'l Trading Co., Ltd. FCC ID: 2ABWDAMAX Page 3 of 19 Audix Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Report No.: ACI-F14046 TEST REPORT FOR FCC CERTIFICATION Applicant : NFTZ Hangpack Int'l Trading Co., Ltd. Manufacturer : Hangzhou Xiaoshan Jinwei Suliao Chang EUT Description : Digital Game Caller (A) Model No. AttractorMax (Transmitter) (B) Power SupplyDC 12V (E23A battery*1) Test Procedure Used: FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS PART 15 SUBPART C OCTOBER 2013 AND ANSI C63.4:2003 The device described above is tested by Audix Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. to determine the maximum emission levels emanating from the device. The maximum emission levels are compared to the FCC Part 15 Subpart C limits radiated emission. The test results are contained in this test report and Audix Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is assumed full responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of these measurements. This report shows that…

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1. Radiated & Fundamental and Harmonics Emissions Test F RONT VIEW OF RADIATED EMISSION TEST (BELOW 1GHZ) BACK VIEW OF RADIATED EMISSION TEST (ABOVE 1GHZ)