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MN000770A01-AA July 30, 2014
APX Dual-Radio Installation: Trunk Units 5-3
Connect the DC Power Cables (P/N HKN4192_), to each radio. Connect the other end of the
cables to the battery terminals (RED POSITIVE).
Install the O7 Control Head, refer to the APX Mobiles And Control Heads Installation Manual
(P/N 6878215A01).
Install two speakers (P/N HSN4031_).
Connect the Primary speaker to the on-line connector on the control head power cable.
Connect the Secondary speaker to the accessory connector on the Secondary radio
transceiver. Use the Speaker Extension Cable (P/N HKN6246_), if additional length is needed.
Install the antennas as per instructions provided with each antenna, refer to the APX Mobiles
And Control Heads Installation Manual (P/N 6878215A01).
Connect the Control Head CAN Cable between the Primary Radio and the O7 Control Head.
Connect the Dual Stack Radio CAN Cable (P/N HKN6249_), between both radios.
Connect the Palm Microphone (P/N HMN1090_), to the front of O7 Control Head.
Figure 5-3. Stack Mount Installation For APX Mobile Mid-Power Dual-Radio O7 Control Head System
5.2.1.3 Dual-Radio Combined Audio Configuration
Speaker audio from each radio is routed into an audio combiner box located inside the enclosure.
The combined audio is routed via the Dual-Radio Accessory Cable (HKN6250_) to a single speaker,
mounted on the handlebars, and to an accessory plug for headset audio. Separate audio signals are
not available in the Dual-Radio Combined Audio Configuration.

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ModelAPX
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