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Tait TM9300 DMR User Manual

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38 Installing the Radio TM9300/TM9400 Installation Guide
© Tait Limited December 2015
Figure 4.6 Installing the radio in the U-cradle
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Tait TM9300 DMR Specifications

General IconGeneral
Channel Spacing12.5 kHz, 25 kHz
Operating Temperature-30°C to +60°C
IP RatingIP54
Frequency BandsVHF, UHF
BluetoothYes
Battery LifeN/A (Mobile Radio)
Frequency Range136-174 MHz
Channel Capacity2000 channels
Operating ModesAnalog
GPSOptional
Channels2000
Modulation4FSK

Summary

Contact Information

Copyright and Trademarks

Disclaimer

Environmental Considerations

Preface

Scope of Manual

Define the purpose and focus of the installation guide.

Associated Documentation

List related documents for further information.

Publication Record

Document Conventions

Safety and Regulatory Warnings

RF Exposure Hazard

Detail RF exposure limits and safe antenna placement requirements.

Vehicle Manufacturer's Installation Instructions

Advise following vehicle manufacturer guidelines for installation.

MPT 1362 Code of Practice

Refer to the MPT 1362 code for mobile radio installations.

Safe Radio Mounting

Provide critical safety instructions for securely mounting the radio.

Interference with Vehicular Electronics

Warn about potential interference with vehicle electronic systems.

Preparation when Drilling Holes

Advise caution when drilling to avoid damaging vehicle components.

Radio Installation in Gas or Fuel Tankers

Highlight special conditions for installing radios in fuel tankers.

Vehicles Powered by Liquefied Petroleum Gas

Specify safety standards for LPG vehicle installations.

Non-standard Radio Installations

Discuss considerations for heat dissipation in non-standard mounting.

Negative Earth Supply

State that radios are designed for negative earth systems only.

Installation Options

Radio Body

Describe U-cradle kits for mounting the main radio unit.

Security Bracket

Introduce a security bracket for optional quick-release mounting.

Re-install Kits

Provide kits for re-installing radios without wiring changes.

Remote Control Head

Detail kits for installing the control head separately from the radio body.

Remote Head Extender Upgrade Kits

Kits for extending distances between radio body and control head.

Dual Control Heads

Explain installation options for using two control heads with one radio.

Hand-Held Control Head

Describe operation and installation of a hand-held remote control.

Hand-Held Control Head Extension Kits

Kits to extend the distance for hand-held control heads.

Desktop Installation

Detail using a power supply to operate the mobile radio as a desktop unit.

External Speakers

Cover installation of remote and horn speakers for audio output.

Power Sense and Connector Power Supply Options

Power Sense Options

Explain how radio power up/down is controlled via hardware links.

Connector Power Supply Options

Detail switched and unswitched power for various connectors.

Installing the Radio

Installation Tools

List necessary tools for radio installation procedures.

Checking the Vehicle Before Installation

Outline pre-installation checks of vehicle functions.

Mounting and Removing the Control Head

Provide instructions for attaching and detaching the control head.

Selecting the Mounting Position

Guide on choosing a safe and convenient location for radio mounting.

IP54 Protection Class Considerations

Explain conditions under which IP54 rating is maintained.

Mounting the U-Cradle

Detail the process of mounting the U-cradle for the radio.

Installing the Antenna

Cover information on installing an external antenna within RF exposure limits.

Terminating the Antenna Cable

Describe how to properly terminate the coaxial antenna cable.

Connecting the Power Cable to the Power Source

Explain how to connect the radio's power cable to the vehicle's supply.

Connecting an External Speaker

Detail how to connect an external speaker to the radio.

Connecting to the Auxiliary Connector (Ignition Signal, Emergency Switch, External Alert Devices)

Cover connections for ignition, emergency switch, and alert devices.

Ignition Signal

Explain using the ignition signal for radio power control.

Emergency Switch

Describe connecting an emergency switch to activate emergency mode.

External Alert Device

Detail connecting external alert devices via GPIO lines.

Installing the Radio Unit

Describes the physical installation of the radio unit into its mounting cradle.

Installing the Microphone

Cover connecting the microphone and installing its clip.

Checking the Installation

Outline steps to verify the radio installation and performance.

Checking the Vehicle After Installation

Detail post-installation checks of all vehicle functions.

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