Autotether Wireless Lanyard Standard System Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 9)

System Distance Check

A system distance check should be performed before initially getting

underway. This procedure verifies system range. This check is

performed dockside with the vessel’s engine(s) OFF. Once the

AUTOTETHER

system is ready (POWER light GREEN; each active FOB

light GREEN; and the Kill Switch actuator in place):

Take one activated FOB and walk away from the vessel until the

AUTOTETHER

alarm sounds. There should be a clear line of sight

between the host and the FOB.

o The FOB light will go from Flashing GREEN to Steady GREEN

when the FOB has gone out of range

NOTE

The FOBs and Host communicate via a radio signal. If the signal is

disrupted or goes beyond range, the AUTOTETHER

alarm mode is

activated. This procedure checks the range feature of the system. Radio

signals are subject to interference by objects and various types of

materials. For this reason, some variance in distance from the Host is

acceptable.

Return to vessel and press RESET button on Host to silence alarm

Press Host POWER button to re-initialize system and register FOB

Repeat this check for each FOB

Controls & Indicators

Host Controls and Indicators

POWER Button

o Press the Power button to turn AUTOTETHER

Host ON

 When the Host is turned ON, it automatically begins

searching for FOBs to register

 If no FOBs are found after 3 minutes, the Host will turn itself

OFF to conserve battery power

o If Host is on, press and hold POWER button for 2 seconds to

turn Host OFF, this will also turn off all FOBs it is communicating

automatically. There is no other way to turn off the FOBs other

than turning off the HOST.

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Autotether Wireless Lanyard Standard System Owner's Manual Page 9