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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Moisture: When the antenna sealant and power

cable recommendations are followed, the Quick Talk is

highly weather- resistant in outdoor environments. Do not

immerse the unit in water.

Temperature: The Quick Talk is designed to operate

between -22 and +140 degrees Fahrenheit. Like all

electronic equipment, Quick Talk should not be subjected to

extreme heat. A shaded area is an ideal outdoor location.

Vibrations/ Shocks: Though the Quick Talk is

designed to be rugged, it cannot be expected to survive

extreme abuse.

Chemicals: Do not use harsh, corrosive or abrasive

chemicals to clean the Quick Talk case; use only a cloth

moistened with water. Do not attempt to clean the printed

circuit board inside the housing.

Batteries: Use only fresh, new alkaline batteries

when programming Quick Talk. Acceptable brands and

types are: Duracell MX1500B, Eveready E91, Rayovac

815 or equivalent.

QUICK TALK INSTALLATION

WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED PROGRAMMING:

1. Hang up and disconnect the telephone from the

internal jack on the Quick Talk.

2. Test the operation of the Quick Talk before putting it

into service by activating the switch and listening to the

message(s) received on your radio.

3. Replace the cover and (4) cover screws; snug down,

but do not overtighten the screws. Excessive force can

break the plastic enclosure material.

NOTE: Refer to FIG-7 on the next page.

4. Attach the antenna and seal the connection:

a. Insert, rotate and lock the antenna to the Quick Talk

antenna jack.

b. Orient the antenna in a vertical position.

c. Seal the antenna connection to hold the antenna in

vertical position, to protect antenna fittings, and to

maintain water-resistance of the Quick Talk in wet or

outdoor environments.

Use Archer Connector Sealant, Radio Shack

Catalog Number 278-1645 or an equivalent. Wrap

the connection with the sealant tape and press it

securely in place. See FIG-7 and instructions for the

sealant.

5. Test for sufficient broadcast range when choosing the

location. For maximum range and coverage, install the

unit as high off the ground as possible. Be aware that

metal or wires near the antenna can block or absorb radio

transmissions. Choose a well-shaded location.

NOTE: An optional high gain antenna is available

from Ritron; call for information.

6. Position the unit as shown in FIG-7, and secure it in

place with screws through the enclosure flanges. Do not

overtighten these screws; you might break the plastic

flanges.

IMPORTANT: Contact a qualified technician or electri-

cian if you are not certain your installa-

tion will work properly and safely.

NOTE: Refer to the Advanced Features Owner's Manual

for information on using rechargeable NiCad AA

batteries, charged by an optional external

12 Volt DC power supply.

Estimated Battery Life: Starting with a fresh set of

AA alkaline batteries, Quick Talk can transmit about 7,000

voice messages over a period of one year before the

batteries will need to be replaced.

Automatic Low Battery Alert Message: If the

battery voltage drops below approximately 6 Volts, the Quick

Talk transmits a factory prerecorded message, "Low

Battery", every 60 minutes. When this occurs, replace the

batteries promptly  within a day or so.

FIG 7: QUICK TALK INSTALLATION

WARNING: The antenna connection

MUST BE

SEALED

if the Quick Talk is to be used

outdoors. See the illustration, and

Step 4 on previous page.

Antenna Connection

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