HARRIS TR-0019-E VHF 110W Mobile Radio User Manual 6839 7

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Roof Top Mount
ASP1810MA
MOBILE ANTENNA
for 132-960 MHz
THIS PACKAGE CONTAINS COMPONENTS FOR THE CONFIGURATIONS SHOWN BELOW.
FIG. 1
Whip
Set Screw
Whip Adapter
Allen Wrench
Base
Large O-Ring
Spanner Wrench
Adapter
Small O-Ring
TNC
RG-58/U
Mount & Cable
Mini-UHF (crimp)
RG-58/U
WHERE TO MOUNT THE ANTENNA
Center roof top mounting is recommended for best performance on cars, vans or trucks with metal tops.
For most center roof top installations, the underside of the mounting surface will be exposed by removing
the interior dome light, be sure mounting surface is a single thickness of sheet metal. This antenna may
also be mounted on any flat, horizontal, metallic surface.
The use of PTFE or similar lubricant on the threaded portions and O-Rings of the antenna, prior to assembly, will protect from weather and ease future disassembly
A product of M/A-COM. Inc.
www.macom.com
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Spanner
1. Select mounting location. Center punch and drill 3/4”
Wrench
diameter hole (Fig. 2). Use a sheet metal punch or
hole saw. Remove any burs from around hole.
2. If the under side of the mount location is accessible,
the cable may be routed for the interior. Otherwise the
Adapter
cable must be fed through the hole and routed from
the mount location.
3. Route cable to radio location, using care to avoid
Square C/S
areas where the cable may become damaged.
“O” Ring
4. Screw toggle bar onto stanchion. Apply a small
amount of PTFE lubricant in the groove on the under
side of the mount adapter. Place the O-Ring in the
3/4” hole
groove. The O-Ring will remain in place while mount
adapter is threaded onto the Stanchion.
5. If the underside of the mounting location is accessible, push the stanchion up through hole and have a
FIG. 2
helper thread the mount adapter on stanchion. Otherwise thread the mount adapter onto the stanchion a
few turns. Holding the mount adapter, angle the
stanchion into the hole as shown in Fig. 3. Adjust the
toggle bar to achieve .550” dimension (Fig. 4).
6. Align centering boss on the under side of the mount
adapter in hole and use spanner wrench to tighten
mount adapter securely (Fig. 4). Be sure mount does
not rotate. Slide O-Ring over mount adapter (Fig. 4).
7. Assemble whip and antenna parts onto mount
adapter as shown in (Fig, 1). Tighten all parts securely.
8. Attach appropriate connector to end of cable at radio
(SEE CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS)
9. Screw connector onto antenna receptacle of radio to
complete installation.
10. Refer to tuning instructions as follows.
Stanchion
Toggle Bar
Adapter
Mounting
Surface
FIG. 3
TUNING:
1. It is recommended that an Antenna Tester be
used to verify and tune the antenna across
the entire specified frequency band. Connect
the Antenna Tester between the transceiver
and the antenna.
2. Cut whip length to achieve desired frequency
per appropriate cutting chart. Remove sharp
burrs.
3. Loosen set screw and bottom whip into whip
adapter. Tighten set screw.
4. When tuning is complete, disconnect the
Antenna Tester and connect the Transceiver
to the antenna.
Adapter
Mounting
Surface
Toggle Bar
Centering Boss
FIG. 4
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9/03
Loosen whip adapter from black base and remove
whip assembly before entering an automatic car
was to prevent damage to antenna. When unscrewing whip be sure black base is not loosened. If base
should loosen, tighten it against mounting surface
using spanner wrench.
CUTTING CHARTS
Frequency (MHz)
129
132
135
138
141
144
147
150
153
159
162
165
168
171
174
Whip Length (inches)
20 1/16
19 9/16
19 1/16
18 13/16
18 5/16
18
17 9/16
17 1/4
17
16 5/16
15 15/16
15 9/16
15 3/8
15 1/16
14 7/8
FIG. 5 (129-174 MHz)
Frequency (MHz)
406-440
415-455
435-470
455-490
475-512
Whip Length (inches)
5 3/16
5 1/16
4 15/16
4 11/16
4 5/16
FIG. 6 (406-512 MHz)
Frequency (MHz)
800-855
855-920
920-960
Whip Length (inches)
2 13/16
2 1/2
2 1/4
FIG. 7 (800-960 MHz)
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TNC CRIMP CONNECTOR INSTRUCTIONS
MINI-UHF CRIMP CONNECTOR INSTRUCTIONS
page 4
127-217-1
9/03

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