User's Manual
Table Of Contents
3-1
SECTION 3. INSTALLATION
3-1. GENERAL INFORMATION
This section contains information necessary for preparing the URC-200 (V2) Transceiver for
use. Included is information on installation of the battery, handset and antenna. Also provided
are
connector pin-outs, levels and impedances and computer interface information for remote control
of the transceiver via a RS-232 interface.
3-2. ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION FOR USE
3-2.1. CHECKING UNPACKED EQUIPMENT
After unpacking it, check the equipment as follows:
1.
Inspect the equipment for possible damage incurred during shipment.
2. Check to see that equipment is complete.
3-2.2. INSTALLING OR REPLACING THE BATTERIES
The following batteries may be used in the transceiver:
BA-5390/U Lithium Manganese Dioxide Non-rechargable
BA-5590B/U Lithium Sulfur Dioxide Non-rechargable
BB-390A/U Nickel Metal Hydride Rechargable
BB-590/U NiCad Rechargable
BB-2590/U Lithium Ion Rechargable
WARNING
DO NOT THROW BATTERIES IN THE TRASH
Dispose of all used batteries in accordance with all Federal, State
and local laws and regulations. Lithium batteries may be used in
the URC-200 (V2) Transceiver however lithium batteries contain
hazardous materials.
Improper handling, reverse-current operation or high
environmental temperatures may cause internally generated heat,
fire or toxic materials and gasses to be released from the battery.
The following precautions must be strictly observed to prevent
injury to personnel or damage to equipment:
DO NOT heat, incinerate, crush, puncture, disassemble or
mutilate the batteries.
DO NOT recharge primary Non- rechargeable) batteries.
DO NOT store in equipment during periods of non-use for
more than 30 days.
DO follow all safety instructions that come with the batteries or
printed on them.
TURN OFF the equipment immediately if you (1) detect that
the battery compartment is becoming unduly hot, (2) hear battery
cells venting (hissing), or (3) smell irritating sulfur dioxide gas.
Remove the battery only after it is cool (after 30 to 60 minutes),
and dispose of it by following approved procedures.