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Istruzioni per l'uso Kenwood, Modello KCT-22

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The HHCH and its interface can be stored and mounted out of sight inside a vehicle center console, a glove compartment or under the seat. The long 7-foot coil-cord provides the operator with the length to extend the HHCH out of its stowage. The HHCH provides a practical solution for covert operations, small command posts, limited-space applications and VIP vehicle installations. GENERAL FEATURES • Full Featured Control Head • Compact Handheld Design • TK-5710/5810 Series Compatible • 14-Character Backlit Dot Matrix LCD • Tri-Color LED • Noise-canceling Microphone • PTT & Rotary Volume Control • Large Zone/CH Up/Down Keys • Mobile Power On/Off Key • 11 MIL-STD & IP54/55 Environments • Orange Emergency Key • 7-Foot Replaceable Coil Cord • Encryption Key Loader Access*1 • Single Control Head Configuration *1. Requires KPG-94 key loader interface cable; attaches tc KRK-11 interface unit KCH-16 Handheld Control Head Panel KRK-11* Handheld Control Head Interface Kit Includes RF deck escutcheon panel and interface unit. Interface Box ■ KCT-22* Remote Control Cable (8,17, and 25 feet) О ■ KES-5* External Speaker (20W) * The KRK-11, KCT-22, and KES-5 are required for KCH-16 installation (sold separately). KRK-11 Main Specifications Operating temperature -22 °F to + 140 °F (-30 °C to +60 °C) Operating temperature -22 °F to + 140 °F (-30 °C to +60 °C) Microphone impedance 2.2 kQ Dimension (H x W x D) without extrusions Interface box: 1.3 x 3.9 x 3.1 inches Dimension (H x W x D) without extrusions 4.9 x 2.3 x 1.2 inches (125 x 5B x 31.5 mm) (33 x 100 x B0 mm) Weight 9.9 oz (2B0 g) Weight Interface box: 9.5 oz (270 g) Options KCH-16 Applicable MIL-STD & IP Applicable MIL-STD Standard MIL 810C Methods/Procedures MIL 810D Methods/Procedures MIL 810E Methods/Procedures MIL 810F Methods/Procedures Low Pressure 500.1/Procedure I 500.2/Procedure I , II 500.3/Procedure I , II 500.4/Procedure I, II High Temperature 501.1/Procedure I, II 501.2/Procedure I , II 501.3/Procedure I , II 501.4/Procedure I, II Low Temperature 502.1/Procedure I 502.2/Procedure I , II 502.3/Procedure I , II 502.4/Procedure I, II Temperature Shock 503.1/Procedure I 503.2/Procedure I 503.3/Procedure I 503.4/Procedure I, II Solar Radiation 505.1/Procedure I 505.2/Procedure I 505.3/Procedure I 505.4/Procedure I Rain 506.1/Procedure I, II 506.2/Procedure I , II 506.3/Procedure I , II 506.4/Procedure I, III Humidity 507.1/Procedure II 507.2/Procedure I I 507.3/Procedure I I 507.4 Salt Fog 509.1/Procedure I 509.2/Procedure I 509.3/Procedure I 509.4 Dust 510.1/Procedure I 510.2/Procedure I , II 510.3/Procedure I 510.4/Procedure I, III Vibration 514.2/Procedure VIII, X 514.3/Proce...