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Installing and Using the Transceiver Safely
Installation
WARNING:
Do not connect the transceiver to a mains (line) AC electrical supply, as an
electric shock or fire hazard could result.
CAUTION
: Do not connect the transceiver to a DC supply exceeding 16V or reverse the
supply polarity. Damage to the transceiver can result.
CAUTION:
Do not bypass the power cable inline fuse (such as cutting the cable shorter).
CAUTION:
The transceiver is designed for operation in the temperature range –15
°
C to
+55
°
C. Do not install (or use) the transceiver in areas which exceed this range.
CAUTION
: The F1 DSC radio is water resistant to international standards. However, if either
the transceiver or microphone casing is damaged (e.g. due to heavy impact) then the sealing
cannot be guaranteed.
WARNING:
Do not install the receiver in a position where;
a) the controls of your vessel may be obstructed.
b) it may obstruct your normal movement around your vessel.
c) it may cause bodily injury.
d) it cannot be easily accessed in an emergency.
Use
WARNING:
Certain parts of the chassis can become hot during extended periods of operation,
notably the rear panel (connectors and radiator fins). Avoid touching these areas when the radio is
operating.
WARNING:
Do not touch the rear connections, notably the antenna connector, when the
transceiver is operating and do not touch the antenna whip (mast) or connecting cable when
operating the transceiver, for RF exposure and electrical safety reasons. Refer to Radio
Frequency Exposure Warning.
WARNING:
Opening the transceiver cover will invalidate the warranty. Do not open the cover
when the transceiver is operating, or connected to a power supply.
Maintenance
CAUTION:
Avoid using chemical solvents to clean the transceiver as some solvents can
damage the case material.
NOTE:
The transceiver contains no user serviceable parts. Return to your Service Agent for
repair.
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