KAPSCH TRAFFICCOM CANADA 801660 Mounting Instructions

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MARK IV Industries Corporate, I.V.H.S. Division

Short Range Vehicle-to-Roadside Communications Equipment for Automatic Vehicle Identification Short Range Vehicle-to-Roadside Communications Equipment for Automatic Vehicle Identification

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For proper operation, make sure the transponder is mounted as follows:For proper operation, make sure the transponder is mounted as follows:

1. Identify the front face of the transponder. It displays your agency label
and two upward-pointing arrows. (Fig.-1) This side faces the driver with
the arrows pointing toward the roof of your vehicle.

2. Identify the position in your vehicle in which the transponder will be
mounted. The preferred location is between the exposed edge of the
windshield (roofline) and the rear view mirror post—as long as the clear­ances in Fig.-2 can be maintained. If there is insufficient room, the alter­nate location shown in Fig.-3 must be used.

3. Having determined the mounting position in your vehicle, clean the inside
surface of that section of the windshield if necessary. Now carefully re­move the protective backing from the Dual Lock

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mounting strips on the
rear of the transponder as shown in Fig. 4 and firmly press the rear of the transponder against the glass.
Maintain the pressure for about 15 seconds to achieve a good bond.

Fig.-1 Transponder Front Face

ARROWS POINT UP

Fig.-2 Preferred Mounting Location

Fig.-3 Alternate Mounting Location

The transponder may be removed by lifting any one corner with sufficient pressure to separate the Dual Lock
strips. Do not remove the Dual Lock

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from the windshield and reuse it; obtain new strips from your service cen-

Fig.-4 Transponder Rear Face

DUAL LOCK STRIPS
PEEL OFF BACKING

MARK IV

FCC ID: JQU801630

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the condition that this device

does not cause harmful interference.

IC: 2665A-801630

UNITED STATES PATENT Nos.

4,870,419; 4,937,581; 5,132,687; 5,164,732

5,192,954; 5,196,846

CANADA PATENT Nos.

1,165,427; 1,248,613

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