Motorola Astro Dimetra MTP, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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15
Anti-Skid Braking
Precautions
General
The following installation suggestions and test procedures are
recommended for vehicles with electronic anti-skid braking systems.
Installation Suggestions
Determine the location of the braking modulator box in the vehicle.
This box is located in the trunk of Chrysler Corporation cars, and
either in the trunk or under the dash in General Motors and Ford
Corporation automobiles. A vehicle service manual may be helpful in
finding the location of the braking modulator box.
Install the XTVA console in accordance with the following
recommended guidelines:
• If the braking modulator box is mounted in the right side of the
vehicle, mount the console on the left side to give as much space
as possible between the box and the console. If the box is
mounted on the left side of the vehicle, mount the console on the
right side.
• Use the shortest practical length of antenna coaxial cable.
• Mount the antenna on the side of the car trunk opposite from the
braking modulator box.
• Route all cables along the side of the vehicle opposite from the
braking modulator box.
• DO NOT operate the transmitter while the vehicle is in motion
with the trunk lid open.
Test Procedure
This test covers several different types of interference. Disturbance of
the electronic anti-skid device can usually be detected in several
different ways in the vehicle’s braking system: by the vehicle’s lights,
by any irregular audible sounds, or by any change in the performance
of the braking system itself.
Note: During procedure steps 1 through 6, however, none of the
above conditions should be observed.
1. With the car gear selector in NEUTRAL or PARK, your foot off the
brake pedal, and the engine running at a fast idle, key (turn the
carrier on and off) the transmitter with and without modulation.
Refer to the note above.
2. Repeat step 1 with your foot gently pressing the brake pedal. Refer
to the preceding note.
Disruption of the anti-skid braking system may
cause the vehicle to move forward in addition to
the lights and audible sounds mentioned above.
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