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BEFORE PROGRAMMING THE QUICK ASSIST II:
1. Remove the four (4) screws at the corners of the enclosure.
2. Lift the cover from the unit. Use care to not damage or disturb any exposed internal components.
3. Plug a telephone unit that passes the following test into the telephone jack on the radio board.
The telephone must be capable of "Pulse" mode dialing. Most specialized and office telephones, speaker
phones, telephones with lighted dials and those that generate only Touch Tones CANNOT BE USED to
program the Quick Talk.
Many modern telephones have a selection switch for "P" (Pulse) and "T" (Tone). A "Pulse" mode tele-
phone generates a rapid series of clicks (rather than Touch Tones) with each dialed digit. If the tele-
phone has this mode selection switch, it must be set to "P" (Pulse) to program the Quick Talk.
-
The telephone must have a cord with a standard modular plug.
- Test the telephone
for suitability by plugging it into the telephone jack of the Quick Talk, then dial "O" (Operator).
A
repeating busy signal in the telephone earpiece indicates it is acceptable for programming the Quick Talk.
4. Remove batteries from the unit. Install a
fresh set
of six AA alkaline batteries, matching polarity marks on the
batteries with the marks in the battery holder.
5.
Program the
Quick Assist II
as follows:
A. TO PROGRAM THE TRANSMITTER FREQUENCY:
1. Determine the frequency of your radio system.
2. Find your frequency in Table 1, page 7, then determine its
corresponding two-digit code. If your frequency is not listed
in Table 1, skip to Step 7. Otherwise, go on to Step 3:
For frequencies listed in Table 1:
3. Pick up the telephone receiver and listen for the
acknowledge tone.
4. Dial
11
, then enter the digits of your frequency code
from Table 1.
EXAMPLES
:
If your
Quick Assist II
is a
VHF RQA-150
operating on the frequency 154.570 MHz,
dial
1102
.
If your
Quick Assist II
is a
UHF RQA- 450
operating on the frequency of 467.925 MHz,
dial
1108
.
5.
Quick Assist II
responds with a single beep to indicate
the transmitter frequency programming is completed.
6. You may either continue programming additional
features, or you may dial
999
and hang up to stop
programming.
For frequencies not listed in Table 1:
7. Pick up the telephone receiver and listen for the
acknowledge tone.
8. Dial
12
, then the first six digits of your frequency.
EXAMPLES
:
If your
Quick Assist II
is a
VHF RQA-150
operating on a frequency of 153.220 MHz,
dial
12153220
.
If your
Quick Assist II
is a
UHF RQA- 450
operating on a frequency of 464.3125 MHz,
dial
12464312
.
9.
Quick Assist II
responds with a single beep to
indicate it has programmed the transmitter frequency.
10. You may either continue programming additional
features, or you may dial
999
and hang up the
telephone to stop programming.
(Programming Instructions continued on page 8)
IMPORTANT
The telephone must be capable of "Pulse" mode dialing. Most specialized and office telephones, speaker
phones, those with lighted dials and that generate only Touch Tones CANNOT BE USED to program the Quick
Assist II.
If the telephone has a mode selection switch, it must be set to "P" (Pulse), rather than "T" (Tone), to program
the Quick Assist II.
- The telephone must have a cord with a standard modular plug.
- Test the telephone for suitability by plugging it into the telephone jack of the Quick Assist II, then
dialing "O" (Operator). A repeating busy signal in the telephone earpiece indicates it is acceptable for
programming the Quick Assist II.
B. TO PROGRAM THE QUIET CALL SUB-AUDIBLE CODED
SQUELCH INTERFERENCE ELIMINATOR:
1. Determine if your radio system uses QC- or DQC-
coded tones. To program DQC tones, skip to Step 7.
For QC codes:
2. Find your QC tone frequency and its corresponding
2-digit code in Table 2, page 2.
NOTE:
If your radio system does not use coded
squelch, program No Tone Code
44
.
3. Pick up the telephone receiver and listen for the
acknowledge tone.
4. Dial
21
, then enter the 2-digit code from Table 2.
EXAMPLE
:
If your QC frequency is 103.5 (Code 13), dial
2113
.
5.
Quick Assist II
responds with a single beep to
indicate it has programmed the QC code.
6. You may either continue programming additional
features, or you may dial
999
and hang up the
telephone to stop programming.
For DQC codes:
7. Find your 3-digit DQC Code in Table 3, page 2. If your
code does not appear in Table 3, call your radio
service provider or Ritron.
8. Pick up the telephone receiver and listen for the
acknowledge tone.
9. Dial
22
, then enter the 3-digit DQC code from Table
3.
EXAMPLE
:
If your DQC code is 131, dial
22131
.
10.
Quick Assist II
responds with a single beep to
indicate it has programmed the DQC code.
11. You may either continue programming additional
features, or you may dial
999
and hang up the
telephone to stop programming.
