SDC 2300 help
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SDC 2300 help
Gday all
Used my sdc 2300 for the first time today and noticed a couple of things hoping for some help.
On threshold setting 2 lights from left the threshold audio breaks in and out...almost like a contact touches and disconnects. Howevwr on light 3 and more it functions okay a steady audio threshold is heard.
Just wondering is this normal or is my unit faulty?
Cheers FB
Used my sdc 2300 for the first time today and noticed a couple of things hoping for some help.
On threshold setting 2 lights from left the threshold audio breaks in and out...almost like a contact touches and disconnects. Howevwr on light 3 and more it functions okay a steady audio threshold is heard.
Just wondering is this normal or is my unit faulty?
Cheers FB
farm boy
Re: SDC 2300 help
I haven`t had that issue on my 2300 FB -have you done the insulation tape around your batteries mod yet-that ensures the problem is not coming from your batteries before looking anywhere else-Dragon
purple-dragon
Re: SDC 2300 help
Cheers dragon i haven't done that but i have been using the better batteries from reeds. The odd thing is at 3 red lights or more of threshold the audio is constant and ok. But i will try the tape and see how it goes.
Can you tell me on one red light threshold what is the sound like? And 2 lights? Is there a humm or no noise at all? Typically what threshold Level do u use? Cheers much appreciated fb
Can you tell me on one red light threshold what is the sound like? And 2 lights? Is there a humm or no noise at all? Typically what threshold Level do u use? Cheers much appreciated fb
farm boy
Re: SDC 2300 help
The issue you are having with the threshold is normal with the 2300, at the lower end of the scale you don't get an even threshold and like you say it breaks in and out, you have to go to a higher setting and I normally use about 3 from the top end so that you have a reasonably even threshold level.
Also it has a very quiet audio so if you were using headphones you can probably get away with using it at a lower setting, I have to use a signal booster on mine and still run the threshold on the same scale level but use the booster control to get it at the correct level that I am comfortable with.
The issue with the batteries is that they have too much lateral movement, and a bump to the detector or sudden movement disengages the battery housing cap spring contacts from the top of the battery and this causes the machine to either completely shut down or sometimes it will momentarily shut down and then start up again going through the initial start up procedure, its a very different issue to the threshold stuttering from too low a setting.
au-fever
Also it has a very quiet audio so if you were using headphones you can probably get away with using it at a lower setting, I have to use a signal booster on mine and still run the threshold on the same scale level but use the booster control to get it at the correct level that I am comfortable with.
The issue with the batteries is that they have too much lateral movement, and a bump to the detector or sudden movement disengages the battery housing cap spring contacts from the top of the battery and this causes the machine to either completely shut down or sometimes it will momentarily shut down and then start up again going through the initial start up procedure, its a very different issue to the threshold stuttering from too low a setting.
au-fever
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