FLEX-6400/FLEX-6600 Hardware Reference Manual
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5
UNPACKING AND INSPECTATION
5.1
UNBOXING
FLEX-6400/FLEX-6600 radios are double packed to protect your investment. To remove
the radio, carefully cut the tape on one end of the outer carton and open the end flaps to
expose the inner carton. Remove the inner carton by placing one hand on the inner
carton while using the other hand to invert the outer box so the open end is facing down.
Carefully place the inner carton on a flat surface then remove the outer carton by pulling
up on the sides. Use caution not to let the inner carton slip out and fall.
Position the inner carton to the FLEX-6400/FLEX-6600 label is facing up. Carefully cut the
tape and open the flaps exposing your radio. Remove the upper packing foam and set it
aside.
I - Be sure to keep the carton and all packing material in case you ever need to ship your
FLEX-6400/FLEX-6600.
5.2
VISUAL INSPECTION
5.2.1
General
Note the orientation of the radio in the packing foam. It is important that the front of the
radio be properly aligned to prevent damage if further shipment is required. Remove the
radio from the foam and the poly bag. Retain this bag if further shipment is required.
! - WARNING: POLY BAGS CAN BE A SUFFOCATION HAZARD. DO NOT LEAVE THIS BAG
UNATTENDED AROUND SMALL CHILDREN!
Δ –
CAUTION:
THE POLY BAG IS VERY IMPORTANT TO PROTECT YOUR RADIO’S FINISH
SHOULD YOU EVER NEED TO SHIP IT. DO NOT SHIP THE RADIO IN THE PACKING FOAM
WITHOUT FIRST PLACING IT IN THE INCLUDED POLY BAG.
5.2.2
Radio
Inspect your FLEX-6400/FLEX-6600 radio for any physical damage due to rough shipment.
Remove the protective cover from the front display.
5.2.3
Included Accessories
•
One (1) FLEX-6400 or FLEX-6600 Transceiver
•
One (1) FHM-2 Electret Hand Microphone
•
One (1) 6 ft. (1.8m) CAT 5 Ethernet cable
•
One (1) DC power cord with Anderson Powerp
ole™ connectors
•
One (1) SmartSDR for Windows installation and documentation CD
