User's Manual Part 95

OWNER’S MANUAL

MODEL CSTXR.1

LPRS

TRACKING TRANSMITTER

INTRODUCTION

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

used as a homing device to locate persons under authority or agreement with a law

enforcement agency (federal, state, or local) having jurisdiction in the area where it is

placed. It is programmed at the factory to transmit on any one of 200 individual

narrowband channels in the Low Power Radio Service (LPRS). This allows 200

transmitters to be used simultaneously in an area for unprecedented flexibility. Power

output is 10 mW. 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.

Photo #1

ASSEMBLY AND BATTERY INSTALLATION

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 LPRS TRACKING TRANSMITTER INTRODUCTION The Communications Specialists Model CSTXR.1 wrist or ankle mounted transmitter is used as a homing device to locate persons under authority or agreement with a law enforcement agency (federal, state, or local) having jurisdiction in the area where it is placed. It is programmed at the factory to transmit on any one of 200 individual narrowband channels in the Low Power Radio Service (LPRS).
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FCC COMPLIANCE NOTICE The CSTXR.1 transmitter (FCC ID CFXTXR-1) is authorized by rule under the Low Power Radio Service (47 C.F.R. Part 95) and must not cause harmful interference to TV reception or United States Navy SPASUR installations. You do not need an FCC license to operate this transmitter.