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4 InsTAllATIon InsTrUCTIons
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ATTENTION! The unit must be installed by qualified techni
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cal personnel and with appropriate instrumentation only. The
instructions provided below are provided to assist installers,
who shall however be fully responsible for damages originat-
ing from an improper installation, which may seriously dam-
age the transceiver or cause injuries or damage to other peo-
ple/property. Always follow the instructions provided in this
section and in Chapter 2.
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The unit must be installed in accordance with the instruc-
tions of the manufacturer of the vehicle. For assistance (for
example on the holes that have to be drilled, power connec-
tions and cable threading), contact the Technical Support
of the vehicle manufacturer.
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The unit guarantees excellent performance, like any other elec-
tric equipment, only if it is regularly tested by an authorized
laboratory. For additional information, contact your radio link
provider or the Technical Department of CTE International.
4.1 Location and fixing of the radio components
4.1.a Transceiver
Choose a location that is easily accessible to operators and that
meets the safety requirements specified in Chapter 2. Use the rod
and screws supplied with the radio to fix it in place.
4.1.b Palm-sized microphone support
The support supplied with the radio (mod. R14053) is intended to
hold the microphone when the radio is not in use.
It is also possible to configure the radio so that the Monitoring feature
(hang-up) is automatically enabled when the microphone is removed
from the support.For additional information on the Monitoring feature,
see paragraph 6.6.
Installing the support:
1) Place the support next to the front side of the radio, in a location
that is easily accessible to the operator.
2) To enable the Monitoring feature when the microphone is re-
moved from the support (hang-up), connect the latter to a nega-
tive pole (earth of the vehicle).
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Fix the support so that the microphone cable is not stretched
and the oscillation of the microphone does not cause im-
pacts with the vehicle components or other parts, which
could cause damage. The presence of adjacent objects
may result in the microphone transmission key (PPT) being
pressed and in the consequent enabling of transmission.
4.2 Installing the vehicle aerial
Install the aerial outside the vehicle in a vertical and free location in the
center of the roof. Always verify that the installation procedure must be
performed in compliance with general and local safety standards, and
in accordance with the instructions provided in Chapter 2.
