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Rapid M2000 - User Manual

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M2000 MOBILE RAPID RADIO
Security Information:
Please read the instructions in this guide carefully to ensure proper use of the mobile radio and avoid potential hazards.
Electronic Equipment
Do not use the radio in an area that prohibits the use of wireless devices in case of interfering with other electronic equipment.
Flammable and Explosive Areas
Do not use the radio in areas that contain potentially ammable or explosive materials (e.g. petrol station).
Operating Environment
Do not use the radio in dusty, humid, or heavily polluted environments, or expose the radio to magnetic elds, as it may cause
internal circuit faults.
Do not use the equipment during a thunderstorm. This may cause equipment failure or electric shock.
Do not expose the radio to direct sunlight for extended periods
Do not expose the radio to water/moisture as it may lead to re or electric shock.
Do not place the radio near ames or other heat sources such as heaters, microwaves, candles, or ovens.
Accessories Requirements
Do not use unapproved or incompatible power sources, chargers, or batteries as this may cause re or explosions.
Only use manufacturer approved accessories. Use of unapproved accessories may cause damage to the radio and will void the warranty.
Maintenance Service:
Ensure the radio has been switched off and power has been disconnected before cleaning or performing maintenance of the equipment.
When the radio is not in use, cover all sockets.
When cleaning dust off the exterior of the equipment do not use corrosive chemicals – use neutral detergents.
Keep the radio and accessories dry – do not attempt to dry the equipment with a hairdryer, oven, or microwave.
User Manual & Installation Guide
TS0322
Instructions before use:
Do not use the mobile radio or charge the battery in potentially explosive environments (e.g. where gas, dust, or steam etc. is present).
Turn off the radio when refuelling your vehicle or when parked at any refuelling station.
Do not expose the radio to direct sunlight for extended periods. Do not place the radio near heating appliances.
Do not expose the radio to extremely dusty conditions or water/moisture. Do not place on an uneven surface.
Do not disassemble the radio. Maintenance should only be carried out by a qualied technician.
1300 797 897
pttoc@trtelecom.com.au
www.rapidradio.com.au
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Rapid M2000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRapid
ModelM2000
CategoryRadio
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Information

Electronic Equipment Safety

Avoid using the radio in areas prohibiting wireless devices to prevent interference with other equipment.

Flammable and Explosive Areas

Do not operate the radio in environments containing potentially flammable or explosive materials.

Operating Environment Precautions

Avoid dusty, humid, polluted, magnetic fields, thunderstorms, direct sunlight, and water exposure.

Accessory Requirements

Only use manufacturer-approved power sources, chargers, and accessories to prevent fire or damage.

Maintenance and Operation Guidelines

Maintenance Service

Ensure power is disconnected before cleaning. Use neutral detergents and keep dry.

Instructions Before Use

Do not use in explosive environments, turn off when refuelling, avoid direct sun and moisture.

Device Overview and Components

Machine Chart Legend

Identifies and describes the functions of each numbered component on the device.

Device and Installation Kit Components

Lists all items included in the M2000 PTTOC Device package and its installation kit.

Installation Procedure

SIM Card Insertion

Steps for removing the SIM card cover, inserting the SIM card, and securing the cover.

Bracket Tightening

Instructions on rotating fixed bracket screws clockwise to tighten the bracket.

Power and Antenna Connection

Guide for connecting the power supply and GPS/external main antenna to the device.

Microphone Connection

Procedure for plugging the hand microphone into the device's interface.