Instruction Manual
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E04819 Issue 1.0
If the handset is being removed, the waterproof cover should
always be fitted to the bulkhead socket to protect the pins from
possible corrosion.
7.1.4 Station speaker installation
The loudspeaker should be installed near to the handset and can
be flush mounted or surface mounted with the supplied pattress.
Flush mounting Attach the self-adhesive gasket to the back of the loudspeaker.
Remove the four detachable corners of the speaker which con-
ceal the mounting holes. Apply the supplied cutting template to
the mounting position. Carefully cut out the aperture required
for the speaker back and use the short self-tapping screws pro-
vided. Refit the corners to conceal the screw fixings.
Surface mounting Drill a 5 mm (0.2 in) hole for the speaker cable. Attach the self-
adhesive gasket to the back of the loudspeaker. Remove the
four detachable corners which conceal the mounting holes. Fit
the pattress to the back of the speaker and use the long self-
tapping screws provided to fix the speaker and the pattress block
to the bulkhead. Refit the corners to conceal the screw fixings.
7.2 Electronic installation
Electronic installation is straightforward – all peripherals con-
nect to the transceiver unit via the clearly labeled plug-in termi-
nals (Fig 7.4; note, the expansion board shown is optional).
Fig 7.4 - Transceiver terminal connections
If it is necessary to shorten any of the cables, ensure the ends
are re-tinned for the best quality connection.
The transceiver unit is fitted with a 10 Amp “blade”-type fuse.
It is recommended that the radio is connected to a 10 Amp fused
switch or breaker on the boat’s switch panel.
Connect the supplied power cable to the terminals marked
PWR + and - as follows:
Terminal
Number
1
2
Wire
Color
Red
Black
STANDARD CONNECTIONS
EXPANSION BOARD
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