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Instruction Manual 

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4.  Slide the transceiver into the mounting bracket and secure it using the four 

thumbscrews. 

5.  Using the supplied M4x6 screws, mount the microphone hanger in a location where it 

will easily be in reach of the user. 

• 

It is important that the microphone and microphone cable not be mounted such 
that they interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle. 

• 

Use the microphone hanger bracket as a template to mark and drill the 0.141 inch 
holes. 

6.  Connect the microphone to the jack on the front of the transceiver.  The connector is 

an RJ-45 type and is keyed to allow connection in only one direction.  Place the 
microphone on the hang up clip. 

ANTENNA MOUNTING 

 

Large, flat conductive surfaces provide the best mounting location for the antenna.  In 
almost all vehicles, the requirement for a large, flat surface are best satisfied by mounting 
the antenna at the center of the roof.  In the case where the vehicle has a large trunk lid, 
the lid provides a good antenna location.  If the trunk lid is used, grounding straps should 
be connected between the trunk lid and the vehicle chassis to improve grounding of the 
lid and ensure it is at chassis ground. 
 
Types of antennas that can be used include: 
 
1. 

Magnetic Mount Antennas 

2. 

Mobile Window Mounted Antennas 

3. 

Mobile Roof Mount Antennas 

 
Suggested antennas for mobile are listed in the following table: 
 

Manufacturer 

Model 

Gain 

(dBd) 

Application 

Maxrad, Inc. 

MAX8055 

5 dB  

1

 

Rooftop, Mag, Trunk Lip 

Larsen Electronics 

KG825UD 

3 dB 

2

 

Glass Mount 

Antenna Specialists 

ASPR1980 

3 dB 

2

 

Rooftop, Mag, Trunk Lip 

 
Notes: 

1

 – 5 dBd gain antennas require at least 15 inches (39 cms) separation between the 

antenna and any passenger/bystander and 50% operational duty cycle 

2

 – 3 dBd gain antennas require at least 12 inches (31 cms) separation between the 

antenna and any passenger/bystander and 50% operational duty cycle 

 
Antennas with gains of less than or equal to 5 dBd as specified in the above table respect 
to the mounting configuration and application comply with the FCC RF exposure 
regulations and are allowed for use with this product. 

Содержание Odyssey 2000

Страница 1: ...tructionManual The800MHzDC MA Mobile Radio including DirectFrequencyAssignment DFA with DigitalLTR Trunking 575 0000 0001 DC MA is a registered trademark of ComSpace Corporation and LTR is a registere...

Страница 2: ...THE TRANSCEIVER 12 ANTENNA MOUNTING 13 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS 14 FRONT PANEL 14 PUSH BUTTON FUNCTIONS 15 MICROPHONE 16 DISPLAY 16 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS 16 POWER INPUT CONNECTOR PIN OUT 16 ACCESSORY...

Страница 3: ...Instruction Manual Page 3 of 25 RECEIVING A DISPATCH CALL 24 CONVENTIONAL OPERATION 25 TRANSMITTING 25 RECEIVING 25...

Страница 4: ...y of communications The principle features are 1 Digital Modulation with DCMA technology 2 Digital Trunking Direct Frequency Assignment compatible with E F Johnson LTR network protocols 3 Enhanced voi...

Страница 5: ...quency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that the interference will not occu...

Страница 6: ...containers in the trunk or your vehicle if your transceiver is mounted in the trunk area DYNAMITE BLASTING CAPS Operating the transceiver within 500 feet of dynamite blasting caps may cause them to e...

Страница 7: ...n transmit mode by pressing the Push to Talk PTT button on the radio s microphone and receiving a grant to transmit from the repeater DO NOT attempt to configure the transceiver while driving it is da...

Страница 8: ...x 54 0mm 2 125 H x 203 2mm 8 0 D 9 Weight 3 1 Kg 6 7 lb Mobile 2 Kg 4 42 lb Microphone 245 g 0 54 lb Bracket 567 g 1 25 lb Pwr Cable 12ft with fuse 227 g 0 5 lb 10 Conducted Emissions 81dBm in RX Ban...

Страница 9: ...z Each of the individual sub channels is about 4 kHz 10 Transmitter Carrier Attack Time 0 5 msec 2 symbols with each symbol being 0 25 msec RECEIVER No Parameter Requirement Comments 1 Modulation Type...

Страница 10: ...erial If any items are missing or have been damaged during shipment file a claim with the carrier immediately SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES Item Part Number Quantity Microphone 700 00000 0100 1 Microphone Hang...

Страница 11: ...reful not to damage wiring or parts The following tools are required for installation of the transceiver inch 6 mm or larger electric drill drill bits sizes listed below Description Purpose Drill size...

Страница 12: ...cable Be sure to leave enough slack in the cables so that the transceiver can be removed for servicing while keeping the power applied INSTALLING THE TRANSCEIVER WARNING FOR PASSENGER SAFETY THE TRANS...

Страница 13: ...ge trunk lid the lid provides a good antenna location If the trunk lid is used grounding straps should be connected between the trunk lid and the vehicle chassis to improve grounding of the lid and en...

Страница 14: ...Instruction Manual Page 14 of 25 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS FRONT PANEL All front panel keys are momentary push buttons and are backlit for nighttime viewing...

Страница 15: ...ophone connector 7 Sys System Up Press the SYS button to display current system A second press within one second or continuous depression will display a next to the system number and increment up thro...

Страница 16: ...xD Transmit Data Transmit data utilizing XON XOFF software handshaking 6 RxD Receiver Data Receive data utilizing XON XOFF software handshaking 3 PTT Push To Talk 4 On Off Hook Trigger to detect wheth...

Страница 17: ...r Select 1 2 3 6 9 12 15 Reserved for future use Note All speaker leads both internal and external are biased with respect to vehicle ground and should be not be in contact with vehicle ground Note In...

Страница 18: ...lay Indication of various operational conditions via the alphanumeric display volume PTT etc TRUNKED SYSTEM FEATURES One Home channel programmable per Group in DC MA a specific frequency sub channel a...

Страница 19: ...splay GROUP SOFT KEY Up to 512 groups can be programmed in the mobile unit Out of the 512 groups up to 250 groups can be programmed per system Each group can be represented by up to 17 alphanumeric ch...

Страница 20: ...oft key has two purposes It enables and disables both System and Group Scan Example Group Scan Example System Scan MENU AND SELECT SOFT KEY The menu and select keys are to be utilized together The men...

Страница 21: ...00 percent Using the menu soft key scroll to the Display XX menu location Horn honk Toggle the Horn Honk feature ON and OFF Enabled by option Group Display Toggles group display between a pre programm...

Страница 22: ...at fall into the generic class Tone Description Key Touch Tone 700 Hz 40 msec tone indicates when a soft key is pressed Wrap Around Tone 700 Hz 80 msec tone followed by an 800 Hz 80 msec tone indicate...

Страница 23: ...short 1000 Hz 20 msec tones separated by two short 1200 Hz 20 msec tones sounds after the radio has been waiting in queue for an available channel Intercept Siren like tones consisting of 700 Hz and...

Страница 24: ...best sound quality at the receiving station hold the microphone approximately 1 5 inches 3 4 cm from your mouth and talk across the microphone not directly into it 4 When your conversation is finishe...

Страница 25: ...s the PTT switch and speak into the microphone Release the PTT switch to receive For best sound quality at the receiving station hold the microphone approximately 1 5 inches 3 4 cm from your mouth and...

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