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N-TOUCH GMRS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

Table of Contents:

Introduction Page 2

Safety and General Information Page 2

Transmit Procedure

Antenna Information

General Use Information

Blasting and Potentially Explosive Areas

FCC Licensing Requirements Page 3

GMRS Frequency Allocation

Page 3

Communication System Overview Page 4

Communication System Display Overview Page 5

Communication System Set-up Instructions Page 6

Adjusting the Rider’s Volume

Channel Selection

Interference Elimination Code Selection

Adjusting the Passenger’s Volume

Muting the Communication System

Communication System Set-up Instructions Continued Page 7

Intercom and Voice Activation Sensitivity (VOX)

Adjusting the Voice Activation Sensitivity (VOX)

Using Your Communication System Page 7

Transmit and Receive Information

Getting Started with Transmitting and Receiving

Auxiliary Input Jack

Summary of content (7 pages)

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N-TOUCH GMRS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM Table of Contents: Introduction Page 2 Safety and General Information Page 2 Transmit Procedure Antenna Information General Use Information Blasting and Potentially Explosive Areas FCC Licensing Requirements Page 3 GMRS Frequency Allocation Page 3 Communication System Overview Page 4 Communication System Display Overview Page 5 Communication System Set-up Instructions Page 6 Adjusting the Rider’s Volume Channel Selection Interference Elimination Code Sele
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Introduction to Your N-Touch Communication System: Your snowmobile is equipped with a personal two-way radio communication system and intercom. This will enable you to keep in touch with other riders and to easily talk with your passenger. The communication system uses General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) radio frequencies. GMRS is a landmobile radio service available for short-distance two-way communications to facilitate the activities of an adult individual and his or her family members.
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Licensing Requirements: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) operators to obtain a license prior to operating GMRS radios. Both form 605 and 159 are required for the license. These forms can be requested from the FCC at the following numbers: For Fax Requests: Mail Requests FCC GMRS License Questions 1-202-418-0177 1-800-418-3676 1-888-225-5322 The forms can also be completed online at www.fcc.gov.
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Sea Hero Handle Bar Controls and Display PTT UP and DOWN Mode PTT: Pushing the Press to talk (PTT) button places the transceiver in transmit mode. MODE: Allows you to cycle through the functions of the communication system. The functions in order are as follows: Channel, Code, Front/Rear Volume (F/R), Voice Activation Sensitivity (VOX). After a few seconds of inactivity the mode will revert back to volume.
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Communication System Display Under normal operation the channel and the code is displayed. If PTT is pressed, then TX with the channel number is displayed. If mode is pressed, the channel number is displayed and can be changed by hitting the UP or DOWN arrow keys. Setting up your Communication System: The communication system will be initialized when the ignition is turned to the “on” position. The right side of the display will show the last channel that was selected.
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Note: For optimal performance of the intercom system it is important to follow the set-up procedure on the following page. Setting up your Communication System Continued: Intercom and Voice Activation Sensitivity (VOX): Your system includes a voice activated intercom system for rider to passenger communication. Voice activation allows the rider and passenger to have a conversation by simply speaking into the microphone.
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