Hong Jin Crown America HJC-FRS User Manual 53938
Hong Jin Crown America Inc 53938
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FCC ID: KABHJC—FRS APPENDIX 5 USERS MANUAL SIXTEEN (16) PAGE USER INSTRUCTIONS FOLLOW THIS SHEET USERS MANUAL FCC ID: KAQHJC—FRS APPENDIX 5 MODEL HJC-FRS Chatter Box!TM INSTRUCTION MANUAL IMPORTAlN: Before using the CHATTERBOXTM for the first time, charge the battery for approximately 14 hours. CONTENT CAUTION ~ ----- -— 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION 3.0 INSTALLATION ---------- -— 3.1 MOUNTING BRACKET INSTALLATION - 3.2 HEADSET INSTALLATION —- 3.3 MAIN BODY INSTALLATION - 3.4 HEADSET CONNECTION -—-- 4.0 EXPLANATION OF THE FLmCTIONS OF EACH PART AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE 4.1 OFF/ON VOL. —--- 4.2 CHANNEL SWIT C 4.3 VOX SENSITIVITY —- 4.4 HOW TO TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE 45 LOW BAT INDICATOR--——— ———~ 4.6 MIC-SP JACK (MINI DIN SOCKET) 4.7 INTERCOM (MINI DIN SOCKET) 4.8 PTI' JACK (PUSH-TO-TALK) - 4.9 AUDIO IN JACK -- 4.10 HOW TO CHANGE BATTERY —— 5.0 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES --------- 5.1 AUDIO EXTENSION CORD 5.2 HEADSET EXTENSION CORD 53 PUSH TO TALK SWITCH (P'IT) - 5.4 OPEN FACE HEADSET WITH BOOM MIC -———I 2 55 FULL FACE HEADSET - 13 5.6 DC/DC CHARGER - 13 5.7 AC/DC CHARGER 13 5.8 NI»CAD BATTERY ————— I4 CAUTION ------------- -— 6.0 TROUBLE SHOOTING 7.0 To EXPECT THE BEST : PERFORMANCE OF “HJC-FRS" —-»—-—--—--»--—-—- ----- —— I6 CAUTION INTRODUCTION CAUTION Do not open the Cl-LA'ITERBOX’“ case, change or alter any pans unless performed by a service technician. If the unit receives a severe impact or fall. it may cause damage meeting optimal performance. 1.0 INTRODUCTION Tile CHATTERBOXN model HJC-FRS communicator is a low power radio mminer for shun distance communication. It can be used without permission or license in various situations such as motorcycle, bicycle and snowmobile riding. or mountaineering or even on construction sites Power is supplied by a redlargeable Ni-MH battery that is included. Fomway transmission between one rider/passenger and the other rider/passenger is possible. It is desigled allow enjoyment of audio music which mutes automatically during communication. Please lead the following inmmiorrs to aid in the pmper use oryour CHATrERlloxW. UNPACKJNG AND INSPECTION 2.0 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION Afier removing, check that all wnlen's are in good 0rd“ Ifany pan of the equiyment has been damaged in transit, see your dealer as soon as possible. I. Main Unit 2‘ Mounting Bracket 3. L-Wrench 4. Clinger s. Ni-MH Emery 6. Sponge (microphune and speakefi) 7. Headsel (driver) 8. Velcro 9. Stick? Ba! IO, Microphone pockcl u. Microphone pockm ii: INSTALLATION 3.0 INSTALLATION i The Ni~MH batmy included with this unit has not previously been : changed. You must charge il fur appmxinmleiy 14 hours with me changer i supplied. NOT E To reduce risk ofdlmage to the CHATTERBOXW, do not use any oil-er charge expect Ii|c one included with the CHATTERBOXW. 3.1 MOUNTING BRACKET INSTALLATION Fasten the moLmting bracket Iighlly lo the : : bonom left side of the hzlmet with two : 2 bolts and two nuls supplied. INSTALLATION 3.2 HEADSET l'NSTALLATlON nnnwmo 1 l. Attach the mic-sponges w lhe mic and the speakers respectively. (drawing 1) 4 Slide the Velmbaaked mic sock aver the foam sponge covered mic. Be sure open pen ormlc faces out. DRAWING 2 (drawing 2) . Attach the hard round velcm lo the flhe headset, d ' 3 speakersu ( mwing ) DRAWING: . Attach the large sofl velcro to the inside (tithe helmet. The location will determine tlte final position of the Velcro-hacked mic sock. Install the velcm on a slight angle down from the lefl toward your lips. The DRAWING ‘ downward angle will allow moistu- re in flow away from the mic. , Attach the micmphane and speak- ers m the inside of the helmel and DRAWING 5 use the stickbur to insert lhe wire in the groove around the bottom rim of the helmet. Make sure that the speaker with the long wire gas on the rig-l side, and lhe short wire speaker tn the lefi side.(drawing 5) Attach lhe mic as shown. (drawing 4) Mic should be placed close to your mouth but not touching your lips. INSTALLATION 3.3 MAIN BODY INSTALLATION Align me mun-ting runs with lhe grooves in the back side oflhe main body. Slide down the main body on- to the mounting tails of the blackfl until it lalchcs into place, so it clicks, 3.4 HEADSET CONNECTION Insert the DIN plug ofthe headm (attached to the helmet) into the microphone jack on the back oflhe CHATTERBOXW. EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE 4.0 EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE. 1 4.l OFF/ON VOLA Tum clockwise to switch power on and adjust volume 10 Ill: pmper level. when no! in use, tum if off, Set dial a! the end of me counlcr- “V6? clockwise position. 4.2 CHANNEL SWITCH The channel switch selects one ofthc two radio frequetwies available for communications. The centre position selects intercom for rider to passenger communication. (CHANNEL 1: 462.5625 MHZ. i CHANNEL 2: 462.5875 MHz. 1 INTERCOM : PRIVATE INTERCOM) EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE 4.3 VOX SENSITIVITY The VOX SENS dial controls the sensitivity of the microphone. As the dial is turned sans clockwise' the sensitivity increases, This unit V0! - has circuitry and software lntemal to the radio that senes when you speak through the headset and will automatically transmit. when surrounding noise levels increases, _ transmission may be activated unintentionally. LO m To reduce tho sensit‘ ity ofthe mic. turn the dial counterclockwise. When the VOX SENS is set at a low sensitivity position, it will re- quire your voice to be slightly louder in order to activate the microphone transmission. 4.4 HOW TO TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE Tum power switch to on. If you turn the VOX SENS dial clockwise and speak through the microphone, the VOX operates and autom-ticully msnulsr You will know you are transmitting when you hear yourself in the headset speakers. Operation is totally automatic: no external controls are required. To receive. just listen in silence. If your mic is activated, you cannot receive. Simultaneous transmissions are not possible. You cannot mlk (activate you VOX) and hazatrmsnisxion from smith CHATTERBOX'" at the same time EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE 4.5 LOW BAT INDICATOR When the LOW BAT Iighl Domes on, it in- dicates that the balmy voltage has dropped below 3.4V end will soon nnd lo be recharg- ed. A shot! blink when the power is lurned on or nfi'indicalm that the LOW BAT liylt is openning correctly When i s impossible lo operate the set caused by Ihe 20W battery, the beep sound will ring during 259econd. 4.6 MIC-SP JACK (MINI DIN SOCKET) The socket um connects to the driver's heart set (mic and speaker). EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE 4.7 INTERCOM (MINI DIN SOCKET) The socket chm mnncm to the passenger‘s headset (MIC & SP) If it is cmmeclod m the driver’s headset (4.6). four way comm- unication is possible between rider/passenger and amnher rider/passenger, , 9 ct>®~asz NOTE If you wish In use the CHATTERBOXN as a yrivm inlet-0mm, set the channel selector swilch lo the middle position-INT. 4.8 PIT JACK (PUSH TO TALK) when msmining by VOX (refef w 4.3 and 4.4), and the exhen'or misc is very high, or your voice => 0 m is can low or 5011, communication is possible using Ihe lemme PT!“ switeh. When the HT bumm is depressed it automatically activates the VOX. The VOX cannot be Mlivated when the female P'I'l‘ swilch is plugged into the main unil, unless the HT button is depressed. EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF EACH PART AND INSTRUCTION FOR USE NOTE This CHATTER B‘OXTM lmil adopls “Squelch” circuit SD that there is be no other sound from Ihe speaker when the power switch is on and there is no communication. Thus please make sure of the position of lite power switch when you do not use this unit. 4.9 AUDIO IN JACK When you want to listen to FM radio ortaped music, you can listen thmugh the headset by => 0 m connecting the Walkman w the AUDIO TN 0 JACK. It mutes automatically when you transmit or receive. 4.10 HOW TO CHANGE BATTERY Open the battery cover and pull out the connector by pulling the lead wire, Next, remove the battery obliquely from the case, Disconnect wont battery, connect new battery and fit obliquely into battery case. Arrange the lead wire into the gmove and replace the covet: OPTION ACCESSORIES 5.0 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 54] AUDIO EXTENSION CORD Connects fmm audio source to CHATTERBOXW. 5.2 HEADSET EXTENSION CORD Used to connect pasenger headset to Ihe main control unit 5.3 PUSH TO TALK SWITCH (PTT) Handlebar mounted PTT swilch msmns when pushfil. Defeats the voice operated feature (VOX). 5.4 OPEN FACE HEADSET WITH BOOM MIC. Kayla/semen! headset or passenger headset for main unit. Used with open face helmeL OPTION ACCESSORIES 5.5 FULL FACE HEADSET Replacement headset or passenger headser for mlin uniL Used with full face helmet, 546 DC/DC CHARGER When the LOW BAT-IND lights and mere is no AC electric power source. you can recharge it from Ille electric power source of an automobile and I motorcycle wifl| Ihis DC/DC charger. apt-cord type Y-ltl‘miflfl WM 5.7 AC/DC CHARGER It is an adaptor to recharge using 120V 601-11 source of electric power. : OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 5.8 Nl-CAD BA'ITERY Rechargeable Ni—MH battery. 1ype 3VE or 2/3 A 600mAh 35ch CAUTION Any changes or modifications in construction of this dcvioc which are no! expressly approved by the : party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. TROUBLE SHOOTING 6.0 TROUBLE SHOOTING 6.1 PROBLEM 1. There is intermittenee when transmitting with VOX. SOLUTION I. The intermittenee occurs when the sound entering the mic is low and the VOX doesn't stay activated. You must adjust the mic sensitivity higher by turning the MIC SENS dial clockwise, or holding your mouth closer to the mic or speaking louder. 6.2 PROBLEM 2. Not receiving; your VOX is activated not allowing you to receive transmissions. SOLUTION 2. mm the VOX (sensitivity) lower (wumervloekwise), Also check that the windsock is properly installed on the mic. 6.3 PROBLEM 3. You continually hear a missing sound from the speakers. SOLUTION 3. The noise is an indicator light Charge bum-y. 6.4 PROBLEM 4. Short operating range. SOLUTION 4, Vehicle has high-voltage leaks, needs resistor spark plugs, metal caps or wires. TO EXPECT THE BEST PERFORMANCE OF “HJCAFRS” 7.0 T0 EXPECT THE BEST PERFORMANCE OF “HJC-FRS” 7.I Be sure to charge the battery for more than 14 hours before use. 7.2 Correct charging is possible only when you use the charger which HJC provides. It is recommendable to use power charger. Model PIP—4530 which is packed logether with the unit. Using other similar charger may damage the battery. Making the Ni-cud buttery unusable withoul enough capacily. 7.3 lfyou use the unit uner leaving n unused far along time or when you feel that the dumbillly ofthe battery beoomes shoner lhln before you can reslore the battery to the original state by two in three times ofrepetition ofl-‘ULL CHARGE/FULL DISCHARGE 7.4 HOW TO DO FULL CHARGE/FULL DISCHARGE 1) Discharge the battery completely by using the unit continuously until the IJOW—BAT-IND lights up. 2) Charge the battery enough again 3) Discharge again the battery completely like step 1), 4) You can restore the battery to the original state by repeating FULL CHARGE two or three times following step I) and 2). 5) When you keep the unit unused for a long time, please keep the battery in the state of FULL CHARGE.
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