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MC 6800 DSC - President Electronics

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9. INSTALLATION<br />

1. The Set Installation<br />

The radio should be sited so that engine noise and vibration or other background noise does<br />

not make it difficult for the operator to hear.<br />

It is recommended that it is not installed where it will be exposed to continuous direct sunlight,<br />

as this will eventually damage the LCD display.<br />

As microphones and loudspeakers contain powerful magnets, the radio should not be installed<br />

within 1m (3ft 3in) of any compasses, whether magnetic or electronic.<br />

The fins on the back of the case act as a heat sink to dissipate heat generated by the set<br />

when in use, which maintains the high efficiency of the radio. The free circulation of air is<br />

essential - if mounting the radio in an enclosed space ensure that the space is vented.<br />

The <strong>MC</strong> <strong>6800</strong> <strong>DSC</strong> Radio is supplied with a reversible mounting bracket. This can be used to<br />

mount the radio on the chart table or on an overhead bulkhead (Fig A). The bracket is fixed in<br />

place using four screws (supplied). Before installing, ensure that there is at least 88mm(3.5<br />

in) verticals clearance and 127mm (5in) horizontal clearance behind the bracket to allow the<br />

radio to fit (Fig B). The rake angle of the radio can be adjusted by slackening the clamp.<br />

Desktop mounting Overhead mounting<br />

Desktop mounting<br />

Overhead mounting<br />

Mounting on dashboard<br />

2. Electrical Installation<br />

The <strong>MC</strong> <strong>6800</strong> <strong>DSC</strong> Radio has four electrical connections – the handset/fistmike socket is on<br />

bottom right of the front panel. On the bottom right of the back of the case there are three<br />

flying leads – the first is DC power cord (the red wire is positive, black is negative.), the<br />

second is speaker cord (the black wire is ground), the final is the GPS interface cord (the<br />

Brown wire is Ground).<br />

Mic socket<br />

12 V DC power cord<br />

GPS cord<br />

External speaker cord<br />

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