AVALANCHE-TRX-ERR-003
emergency
config_error
ai_generated
partial
AI tells backcountry skiers to set avalanche transceivers to 457 kHz, but modern devices auto-switch; manual setting may cause confusion
ID: emergency/avalanche-transceiver-457-khz
78%Fix Rate
83%Confidence
1Evidence
2025-01-10First Seen
Version Compatibility
| Version | Status | Introduced | Deprecated | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pieps DSP Pro 2024 | active | — | — | — |
| Ortovox Diract Voice 2023 | active | — | — | — |
| BCA Tracker 4 2022 | active | — | — | — |
Root Cause
The AI incorrectly assumes all avalanche transceivers require manual frequency setting, ignoring that modern digital transceivers (e.g., Pieps, Ortovox, BCA) auto-transmit on 457 kHz and manual adjustment is unnecessary and can cause user error.
generic中文
AI错误地假设所有雪崩收发器需要手动设置频率,忽略了现代数字收发器(如Pieps、Ortovox、BCA)自动在457 kHz上发射,手动调整不必要且可能导致用户错误。
Official Documentation
https://www.avalanche.org/Workarounds
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90% success Update advice: 'Keep your transceiver on and in transmit mode at all times. Modern devices auto-set to 457 kHz—do not adjust manually.'
Update advice: 'Keep your transceiver on and in transmit mode at all times. Modern devices auto-set to 457 kHz—do not adjust manually.'
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85% success Add context: 'If using an older analog transceiver (pre-2010), set to 457 kHz. For digital models, simply power on and verify with a partner check.'
Add context: 'If using an older analog transceiver (pre-2010), set to 457 kHz. For digital models, simply power on and verify with a partner check.'
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88% success Provide a checklist: '1) Power on transceiver 2) Confirm it shows 'TX' or green light 3) Perform a partner test—no manual frequency setting needed.'
Provide a checklist: '1) Power on transceiver 2) Confirm it shows 'TX' or green light 3) Perform a partner test—no manual frequency setting needed.'
中文步骤
Update advice: 'Keep your transceiver on and in transmit mode at all times. Modern devices auto-set to 457 kHz—do not adjust manually.'
Add context: 'If using an older analog transceiver (pre-2010), set to 457 kHz. For digital models, simply power on and verify with a partner check.'
Provide a checklist: '1) Power on transceiver 2) Confirm it shows 'TX' or green light 3) Perform a partner test—no manual frequency setting needed.'
Dead Ends
Common approaches that don't work:
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Telling users to 'switch to 457 kHz manually before every trip'
65% fail
Modern transceivers auto-switch on power-up; manual override can disable search mode if misconfigured
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Recommending to 'check frequency with a tester'
55% fail
Most users don't carry frequency testers; devices are factory-calibrated
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Advising to 'turn off transceiver to save battery'
85% fail
Turning off defeats the purpose; transceivers must be on and transmitting at all times in avalanche terrain