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CAUTION BEFORE OPERATION -
1.
Before connecting the unit to a power supply,
make
sure
that you have the polarity correct. The
red lead of the
2.
power cord should go to
the
positive (+) terminal of the power supply or battery.
In
mobile installations, the system must normally ~e negative—ground. That is, the negative
terminal of the battery should be connected to the automobile chassis. Host modern cars and
trucks are negatively grounded, but a few use positive grounding. In this case, the 005—6000
and antenna must ~e insulated from the vehicle chassis or a short circuit will occur.
3.
The rated supply voltage of this unit is 13.8VDC ± 151. So, be sure that the power supply voltage is 12 to 14
4.
volts. Voltages less than ll.7VOC or greater than l5.9VDC will cause improper operation and possible
damage
5.
to the unit .
3.
Be sure that the antenna is securely mounted on your car and also check the external antenna system
for
4.
short —circuit using an ohmmeter and then, firmly screw the antenna plug into the antenna connector 00 the
5.
rear panel of the unit, ho sure to use a 50—ohm impedance cable.
4.
Be sure that the unit
is
properly located.
When installing it, be sure that it is not placed in a location where it will be exposed
to
direct sunlight for
prolonged
periods. Also keep the unit wail away from heater outlets.
After parking for long periods in hot weather, the
P05—6000
should not be used for transmitting until the
vehicle
interior has cooled down.
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