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QUICK ASSIST
II APPLICATION
The Quick Assist II is a RITRON
Wireless Callbox Transmitter
. It is deisned for indoor in retail or
commercial applications. A custom-recorded "assistance needed" message is transmitted when
the push-button is pressed. The customer assistance message is instantly transmitted to all
radio equipped personnel.
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CARE & MAINTENANCE
Temperature:
The
Quick Assist II
is designed to
operate between -22 and +140 F. Within this tempera-
ture range, good radio performance also depends on
specifications of batteries powering the unit. Alkaline
battery power decreases in extreme colde.g.: a power
loss of 20% at 14 F. Like all electronic equipment,
Quick
Assist II
should not be subjected to extreme heat.
Moisture:
Keep the
Quick Assist II
away from any
moisture. This unit is designed for indoor use and it is
not environmentally sealed.
Vibrations/ Shocks
:
Although it is of rugged design,
the
Quick Assist II
cannot be expected to survive extreme
abuse.
Chemicals
:
Do not use harsh, corrosive or abrasive
chemicals to clean the
Quick Assist II
case; use only a cloth
moistened with water. Do not attempt to clean the printed
circuit board, which is located inside the housing.
Batteries:
Use only fresh, new alkaline batteries when
programming
Quick Assist II
. Acceptable brands and
types are: Duracell MX1500B, Eveready E91, Rayovac
815, or equivalent.
NOTE:
Refer to page 8 for information on using
rechargeable Ni-Cd AA batteries, charged by an optional
external 12 Volt DC power supply.
Estimated Battery Life:
Starting with a fresh set of
AA alkaline batteries,
Quick Assist II
can transmit about
7,000 voice messages over a period of one year before
the batteries will need replacement.
Automatic Low Battery Alert Message:
If the
battery voltage drops below approximately 6 Volts, the
Quick Assist II
transmits the factory prerecorded
message "Low Battery" every 60 minutes. When this
occurs, replace the batteries promptly within a day or
so. Refer to page 10 for "unique" low battery message.
FIG-1: BATTERY INSTALLATION
CAUTION ! !
INSTALLATION / REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES
Remove the
Quick Assist II
unit from the wall or other mounting
surface before changing batteries.
a. Remove the four (4) screws from the
corners of the front cover (refer to
FIG-1 at right).
b. Note the polarities of the batteries
when installing new batteries. Refer
to FIG.-1.
c. Replace the front cover and four (4) screws. Snug down,
but do not overtighten the screws; excessive force can
break the plastic enclosure material.
Battery
Polarity
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