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5.6

Operator Compartment Units

This section describes operator compartment unit installations.

5.6.1

NOTE: The HHCH quick-disconnect connector typically mounts under the driver's seat. This allows

the operator to disconnect it quickly and easily if so desired. Be sure adequate clearance

exists between the connector and the seat for all positions of seat adjustment.

Mount the HHCH connector bracket using the #10-16 x 3/4' self tapping screws supplied in the

HLN4831A Hardware kit. Be sure it is easily accessible. Allow for the forward and backward

movement of the seat. Use the #4-40 screws, nuts and lock washers to hold the HHCH connector to

the bracket.

5.6.2

Refer to Section 2.6, Speaker, of the ASTRO XTL 5000 Digital Mobile Radio Installation Manual (P/N

6881096C72).

Connect both speakers to the white, two-pin connectors at the quick-disconnect end of the

3064426H01 cable. Note the speaker wires are black/red and black/violet for the Primary radio and

are green and orange for the Auxiliary radio. Be sure the plugs are fully seated, and then tie up any

surplus cable.

5.6.3

Refer to Section 2.7, Microphone Hang-Up Clip, of the ASTRO XTL 5000 Digital Mobile Radio

Installation Manual (P/N 6881096C72).

5.6.4

Refer to Chapter 3, Options and Accessories Installation, of the ASTRO XTL 5000 Digital Mobile

Radio Installation Manual (P/N 6881096C72). When installing the footswitch, discard the green and

black extension wires packaged in the footswitch kit and use instead the wiring packaged with the

3064426H01 Dual-Radio cable.

5.7

The three most important factors in antenna placement are maximizing the distance between the two

antennas, maximizing the distance between the radios and the antennas (particularly between the

VHF antenna and the radios), and using good ground planes for the antennas.

Mount the VHF antenna on the middle of the roof of the vehicle and the UHF antenna on the middle

of the trunk. The further away from the edge and towards the middle of the roof or trunk that you can

go, the better the ground plane for the respective antenna. This mounting configuration separates

each antenna and puts the VHF antenna far away from the radios. The next best placement for the

antennas is to locate them both on top of the roof. Mount the UHF antenna near the rear of the

vehicle, about 6 inches from the edge of the roof.

October 27, 2004

Dual-Radio Installation: Operator Compartment Units

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