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Emergency
Foot Switch
RLN5929
Accessories
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Emergency
Foot Switch
RLN5929
Accessories
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FOREWORD
Product Safety and RF Exposure Compliance
ATTENTION!
The Emergency Foot Switch, when attached to the
mobile radio, is restricted to occupational use only to
satisfy FCC RF energy exposure requirements.
Before using this product, read the RF energy
awareness information and operating instructions in
the Product Safety and RF Exposure booklet
enclosed with your radio to ensure compliance with
RF energy exposure limits.
Before using this product, read the operating
instructions for safety usage contained in the
Product Safety and RF Exposure booklet
enclosed with your radio.
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DESCRIPTION
In case of emergency situations, the user of a mobile
radio may need to secretly communicate to the base
station. The RLN5929 Emergency Foot Switch
provides the means to quickly and secretly trigger the
radio to send an emergency alert.
INSTALLATION
Carefully select the installation location for the
RLN5929 Emergency Foot Switch. Plan the location
so that once installed, the foot switch is readily
accessible to the user, but will not be stepped on
accidentally while performing normal vehicle
operation. Refer to Figure 1 for foot switch detail and
parts identification.
Preparing the Foot Switch
The foot switch is assembled with two hex nuts and a
rubber cap. Disassemble the foot switch as follows:
1. Unscrew the rubber cap in a counterclockwise
direction until it is loose on the threaded shaft.
2. Pull the rubber cap away from the threaded shaft
and off the switch actuator shaft.
3. Remove one hex nut from the threaded shaft.
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Installing the Foot Switch
Once an installation location has been decided,
perform the following steps:
1. Drill a 16.5mm (41/64 inch) hole through the
mounting surface.
2. Place one lockwasher (supplied in plastic bag) on
the foot switch threaded shaft.
3. Insert the threaded shaft up through the mounting
surface.
4. Adjust the hex nut until the exposed threaded
shaft is 12.7 mm (1/2 inch) above the top of the
mounting surface.
5. Place one lockwasher (supplied in plastic bag) on
the threaded shaft.
6. Screw the second hex nut onto the threaded
shaft, and tighten it to secure the foot switch in the
hole.
7. Screw the metal portion of the rubber cap onto the
threaded shaft and pop the boot over the switch
actuator shaft.
8. Screw the rubber cap down to secure it.
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Figure 1. Emergency Foot Switch Detail
Making Final Connections
The emergency foot switch kit includes a cable. One
end of the cable has two exposed wires, the other
end has two wires, one with a lug and the other with a
contact terminal attached. Refer to Figure 3, and
make connections as follows:
1. Connect the two wires from the foot switch to the
cable (end with exposed wires), taking care to
insulate the connection. Polarity is not important.
Rubber Cap
3283316K01 Hex Nut
2983317K01
Hex Nut
2983317K01
Lockwasher
0400114522
Switch Actuator Shaft
12.7mm
(1/2 inch)
Threaded Shaft
Lockwasher
0400114522
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2. Route the wire with the contact terminal through
connector as shown in Figure 2a, or for
applications with multiple accessories connected
to the mobile radio, route wires as shown in
Figure 2b and secure with a cable tie after
completing step 3.
3. Insert cable wire with the contact terminal into the
pin #23 of the accessory connector as shown in
Figure 3.
4. Secure the cable wire with connector lug to
vehicle chassis ground.
Figure 2a. Wire Strain Relief
Figure 2b. Optional Strain Relief
Optional strain relief with tie wrap
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OPERATION
Refer to your radio’s user guide for information on
Sending An Emergency Alert. Send an emergency
alert by pressing the emergency foot switch. Cancel
the emergency alert by pressing the PTT or by
pressing another button pre-programmed by your
dealer. The only difference in the operation of
emergency alert is that, unlike other ways of initiating
the alert, the emergency foot switch will power up a
radio that is off.
Figure 3. Terminal Orientation
pin #1
pin #2
pin #26
Connector Pinout Mapping Viewed From Rear of Connector
Locking lance down
for bottom row
Locking lance up on top row
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PRÓLOGO
Seguridad del producto y Cumplimiento de las
normas de exposición a RF
¡ATENCIÓN!
La conexión del Interruptor de pie para emergencias
a la radio móvil se restringe exclusivamente a uso
laboral para satisfacer los requerimientos de
exposición a la energía de frecuencia de radio (RF)
establecidos por la FCC. Antes de utilizar este
producto, lea la información sobre energía de
frecuencia de radio (RF) y las instrucciones de
operación que encontrará en el folleto de Seguridad
del producto y Exposición a RF que recibió junto con
su radio. De esta manera, se asegurará de cumplir
con los límites de exposición a la energía de
frecuencia de radio.
Precaución
Antes de utilizar este producto, lea las
instrucciones de operación para un uso seguro
que encontrará en el folleto de Seguridad del
producto y Exposición a RF que recibió junto con
su radio.
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DESCRIPCIÓN
Es posible que en una situación de emergencia el
usuario de una radio móvil necesite comunicarse
secretamente con la estación base. El Interruptor de
pie para emergencias RLN5929 permite activar la
radio rápidamente y en forma secreta para enviar
una señal de alerta ante una emergencia.
INSTALACIÓN
Seleccione cuidadosamente la ubicación de
instalación del Interruptor de pie para emergencias
RLN5929. Elija un lugar en el cual, una vez que haya
sido instalado, el interruptor de pie resulte de fácil
acceso para el usuario, pero asegúrese de que sea
imposible pisarlo accidentalmente durante la
operación normal del vehículo. Consulte la Figura 1
para ver un detalle del interruptor de pie y la
identificación de las partes.
Preparación del interruptor de pie
El interruptor de pie se ensambla con dos tuercas
hexagonales y un capuchón de caucho. Desarme el
interruptor de pie como se indica a continuación:
1. Destornille el capuchón de caucho en dirección
opuesta a las agujas del reloj hasta que quede
libre en el eje roscado.
2. Retire el capuchón del eje roscado y del eje
accionador del interruptor.
3. Retire una tuerca hexagonal del eje roscado.
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