TX-500 Features
Older Style TX200 Remote on left / All New
TX500 Remote On Right
• Improved Remote Performance By utilizing FHSS technology,
remote range and reliability at longer distances will greatly
increase.
• Extra-Large LCD Panel. The extra large LCD panel provides
easy to read text and menu navigation. The LCD panel features a
red back light with adjustable brightness control (off, low,
medium, high). You can also invert the graphics display for
nighttime operation.
• Numeric Keypad Sound Entry. Don't like scrolling through
your sounds? Directly enter the number of the sound you wish to
play on the numeric keypad for direct access. For those that
prefer the scrolling, the rotary selector knob allows you to
scroll through sounds without the need for memorizing your sound
list.
• Adjustable Sound Scrolling. Use the rotary knob to advance
through sounds by the page (default) or by single sounds one at
a time.
• 10 Custom Sound Presets. Store up to 10 custom sound
presets with individual volume levels. Two quick access preset
buttons are located on the side of the TX-500.
• 10 Custom Sound Sequences. Design up to 10 entire stands
including the individual sounds, volume levels, durations, and
passages of silence. When selected, a custom sequence will go
through the steps you defined and complete your entire calling
sequence without requiring any need for using the remote
control.
• FOXFADE.™ Manipulate the volume level of the L/R
channels on a stereo audio file. For example, if you are playing
a sound that has a rabbit on the left audio channel and a coyote
on the right audio channel you can use FOXFADE to gain
independent control of volume of both sounds within the stereo
audio file (i.e. decrease the volume of the rabbit--or silence
it completely--while the volume of the coyote remains the same
or vice versa.) In mono operation FOXFADE will act as a mixer
moving sounds from the front speaker to rear speaker.
• A/V (Auto Volume). Auto Volume allows you to begin your
sound playback at zero volume and slowly increase it to your
desired level. Once your desired has been reached, the volume
level will begin to modulate up and down. This leaves your hands
free from making manual volume changes.
• Three Sound Playback Modes. Continuous Mode results in the
selected sound playing continuously until you stop it.
Single Play Mode allows you to have the selected sound play
once, then stop.
Sequential Mode will play one sound to the end then move on
to the next sound.
• Adjustable Volume Ramping. Set the increment speed for
volume increase and decrease. For example, you can assign each
volume up/down button press the be equal to 2, 4, 5, 8, or 10
steps.
• Adjustable Auxiliary Device Jack. Control Control how your
auxiliary device jack operates from momentary (for use with the
FOXPRO Jack-in-the-Box Decoy) or latched (for use with other
devices such as different manufacturers decoys.)
• Wireless Sound Transfer. After programming sounds into the
FURY you will not need to use a patch cable to transfer the list
to the remote. The sound list will be automatically transferred
into the TX-500.
• Internal and External Speaker Control. Turn internal and
external speakers on/off via the TX-500
• Mono/Stereo Operation. Select mono or stereo audio
operation from the remote control.
• Mute Button
• Volume Up/Down
• Recall Button. Instantly jump back to the last sound and
volume level played with the push of a button!
• The TX500 Remote Operates on 3 'AA' Batteries (the Fury
uses 8 AA Batteries)
• The FURY is backed with a 5 year limited warranty
• Made in USA!
Size comparison between the FOXPRO Fury and
the FOXPRO CS24
Differences Between The CS24 And
Fury
• CC24 uses 10 AA batteries (located in pouch
attached to side or caller). The Fury uses 8 AA Batteries (The
CS24 is louder)
• CS24 does NOT have battery charging
capability. The Fury does have 2 optional battery chargers
available
• CS24 comes with 50 calls of your
choice. The Fury comes with 100 calls of your choice ($100
in added value at $2 per sound)
• CS24's TX500 remote control has the
following 3 features DISABLED; Auto Volume, Fox Fade, and
Creation of Call Sequence Feature. All 3 features are
activated on the Fury's TX500 remote control
• CS24"s TX500 remote control to base
unit interface for uploading of new calls is via a wired
interface. The Fury update feature is via a wireless RF
link
• CS24 approx size: Length - 7.5 inches x Width - 7.0 inches x
Height 5.0 inches Weight: approx 2.5 pounds. The Fury approx
size: Length - 8.5 inches x Width - 4.0 inches x
Height 6.0 inches Weight: approx 2.0 pounds.
