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General| Frequency Range | 156.000 - 163.425 MHz |
|---|---|
| GPS | Yes |
| DSC | Yes |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Type | VHF Marine Radio |
| Power Output | 25W |
| Channels | USA, International, and Canadian channels |
| Display | LCD |
Owner's responsibility for safe installation and use, liability disclaimers, and governing language.
Key points regarding DSC functions, radio channels, licensing, DSC warning labels, and distress call range.
Requirements for obtaining and entering a user MMSI and potential need for radio station/operator licenses.
Information on RF exposure limits, FCC rules, and troubleshooting interference.
List of all items to check before starting the installation process.
Required tools for performing the installation of the radio.
Criteria for selecting an appropriate installation location, considering spacing and access.
Guidance on ensuring the display is visible from the desired viewing angles.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the radio using the provided mounting bracket.
Instructions for recessing the radio into a bulkhead for a flush-mount appearance.
Detailed physical dimensions of the RS35 VHF unit and handset.
Procedure for mounting the handset microphone wall hanger.
Overview of connecting the radio using NMEA 0183 or NMEA 2000 connectors.
Guidelines for mounting and connecting the VHF antenna.
Details on connecting the radio to an NMEA 2000 network.
Information on connecting the GPS via the dedicated connector and cable.
Instructions for wiring a hailer horn to the radio.
Procedure for connecting an external speaker to the radio.
Wiring instructions for powering the radio from a 12V DC source.
Guidance on establishing a proper ground connection for the radio.
Diagram illustrating NMEA 2000 network connections.
Diagram showing wiring for external speaker and hailer.
Diagram illustrating NMEA 0183 connections to a GPS plotter.
Steps to install the mounting bracket for the HS35 handset.
Connecting the handset's DC power wire to a 12V DC source.
Requirement to enter a user MMSI for DSC transmission functionality.
Warning about potential high temperatures of the rear heat-sink during operation.
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