XSports 2400
general specifi cation
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XSports 2400
wireless communication
* Equipment case not included
general specifi cation
Phicom Pty Ltd 2008
C
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features
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*
Advanced Digital Signal Processing
Digital noise fi ltering
Talk in privacy
Low power consumption - extended operation time
Intrusion Protection rating - 67 (IP67)
MILSTD 810F
Virtual Networking
Interface to PMR Communications products
Software Upgrade capability
Audio Annunciation
Lightweight and Compact Design
Rugged construction
Removable belt clip
LED indication
Automatic reconnect
Large Push to Transmit Button
Plug and play accessories
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2 Users stored to caller memory
1 Preferred User
Critical single button control for function access
Remote PTT capability
Warning: Any changes or modifi cations not expressively approved by Phicom Pty
Ltd could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
XSports 2400
Use your XSports 2400 to:
Communicate with up to 3 (programmable) stored users
Communicate via long haul communications equipment
Enjoy clear sound quality
Speak using full duplex communication
Enjoy speaking in privacy
Experiment with two different fi lters
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C
to OET65. The antenna used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjuction with any
other antenna or transmitter.
CLASS B Product
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encourage to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
If your application requires additional users,
models can be software upgraded for up to
100 users and 50 associations with the Push
to Transmit button. If you feel your application
has these sorts of requirements please
contact Phicom for further information and a
quotation.
Phicom Pty Ltd 2008 AUST TMN 1094481 2006
C
PHICOM and the stylised Phi Logo are trademark of
Phicom Pty Ltd, all other product or services names
are property of their respective owners.
electrical
Unit Indicators
Charging - Red LED is on continuously
Fully charged - green LED fl ashes
Bluetooth mode - Amber LED fl ashes
Unit operation time (fully charged battery)
Unit shelf time before charge (off state) 4 months
Unit On - connected (talk time) 4 hours
Unit On - Talk time ratio 20% with 80% standby 8 hours
Charging
Unit is charged via the main connector
Audio
Audio standard out - differential 4 ohm 200mW Stereo / Mono
Audio with adapter - single ended 4 ohm / 8 ohm 100mW
Important Notes - Battery
The battery used in this product is a Lithium Ion cell. For health, safety and environmental
considerations, the following is to be observed.
The battery must NOT be - incinerated
- disposed of with household or industrial refuse
The battery should be - disposed of at an approved battery recycling centre
- returned to the manufacturer (please see the website for
conditions of return)
Bluetooth
Bluetooth compliant 1V2 Class 1 (100mW) operation - typical range 30m <180m
Digital Signal Processing
The unit has advanced digital signal processing and fi ltering of audio
signals
External Interface
The XSports offers the following signals to allow remote connection to CB radios.
External PTT - Open collector output
Receive incoming communication line - Active low input
Separate Audio Input and Output signals*
* adjusted automatically on connection and disconnection to external equipment,
when using the XS Range interface kit,
coming soon
Compliance
Meets C-Tick, CE, and FCC compliance requirements
Warning: Any changes or modifi cations not
expressively approved by Phicom Pty Ltd
could void the user’s authority to operate this
equipment.
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mechanical
Height 112mm
Width 25mm (max)
22mm (min)
Length 73mm
Weight 180g (typical)
200g (max)
Sturdy belt
clip
The product meets the European Union (EU) new directives on electrical and electronic
equipment in relation to its composition and the levels to which it should be recycled.
Rugged plastic
housing
Large Push to
Transmit button
The product complies with the directive restricting the use of six hazardous substances in
electrical and electronic products and complies with the Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) directive, encouraging reuse and recycling.
environmental
Temperature
Charging battery 0 to +45 degrees celsius
Discharging battery -20 to +60 degrees celsius
Humidity
Maximum humidity 100% condensing
Intrusion Protection
The unit is designed for an intrusion protection rating of 67
Protection against dust 100%
Protection against immersion 15cm to 100cm (1 hour)
accessories
The following accessories are supported
1 Throat microphone and ear piece - mono
2 Helmet Kit Stereo - Semi-rigid boom microphone
3 Remote wireless Push to Transmit
4 Interface module - for connection to communications equipment
5 Invehicle 12V DC to 24 V DC charger
6 Mains 110 V AC to 250 V AC charger
7 USB interface cable and charger
warranties
Phicom Pty Ltd herein referred to as PHICOM reserves the right to make corrections, modifi cations,
enhancements, improvements, and other changes to its products and services at any time and to
discontinue any product or service without notice.
Except where mandated by Australian statutory requirements, all PHICOM’s standard warranty,
testing and other quality control techniques are used to the extent PHICOM deems necessary to
support this warranty.
PHICOM assumes no liability for applications assistance or customer support.
Customers are responsible for their products and applications using PHICOM products.
PHICOM products are not authorized for use in safety-critical applications, where a failure of the
PHICOM product could reasonably be expected to cause severe personal injury or death, unless
agents or representatives of the parties have executed an agreement specifi cally governing such
use.
Further, Buyers must fully indemnify PHICOM and its representatives against any damages arising
out of the use of PHICOM products in such safety-critical applications. PHICOM products are neither
designed nor intended for use in military applications or environments unless the PHICOM products
are specifi cally designated by PHICOM as military-grade. Only products designated by PHICOM as
military-grade meet military specifi cations.
Buyers acknowledge and agree that any such use of PHICOM products which PHICOM has not
designated as military-grade is solely at the Buyer’s risk, and that they are solely responsible for
compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements in connection with such use.
Phicom Pty Ltd
83 Wood Street
Eaglehawk, VIC 3556, Australia.
p + 61 3 5446 2177
f + 61 3 5446 1215
www.phicom.com.au
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ACN 130 625 919
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XSports 2400
wireless communication
User Manual
2009 Phicom Pty Ltd
Revision 2009-R4
contents
introduction 1 1
XSports 2400 1
features 2 3
getting started 3 5
Power control - 1 5
Volume control - 2 5
Indicators - 3 5
Main connector - 4 5
Function - 5 6
Plus - 6 6
Minus - 7 7
Throat Microphone Accessory - 8 7
Headset Accessory- 9 7
Filter Selection - 10 7
Push to transmit - 11 8
at a glance 4 9
modes 5 11
modes of operation 11
standard mode 11
programming mode 11
default mode 12
programming mode 6 13
programming 13
storing a single unit 14
storing to different memory locations 14
disconnecting 15
connecting 16
Phicom and the stylised Logo are trademark of Phicom Pty
Ltd. All other product or service names are property of their
respective owners.
clearing users 17
ptt operation 7 19
push to transmit - disconnect 19
disconnect from any call 19
connect to a preferred user 19
connect to communications equipment 19
return to MP3 mode 19
connect from MP3 mode to a user 19
virtual call waiting 20
charging 10 21
battery care 11 23
specifi cation 12 25
warranties 13 27
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C
to OET65. The antenna used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjuction with any
other antenna or transmitter.
CLASS B Product
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encourage to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
Warning: Any changes or modifi cations not expressively approved by Phicom Pty
Ltd could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
C Phicom Pty Ltd 2009
AUST T.M.N 1094481 2006
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introduction
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Congratulations on your purchase of the XSports 2400. Read this document to
learn about the features of the XSports 2400, how to use its controls, and apply it
to your needs.
XSports 2400
The XSports 2400 is an advanced digital communications product, using leading
edge wireless and computer chips to provide you with enhanced audio quality.
Use your XSports 2400 to:
Communicate with up to 3 (programmable) stored users
Interface to long haul communications equipment
Experience clear sound quality
Full duplex communication
Enjoy privacy
Try different fi lter settings (2)
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features
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*
Advanced Digital Signal Processing
Digital noise fi ltering
Noise cancellation
Low power consumption - extended operation time
Intrusion Protection rating - 67 (IP67)
MILSTD 810F
Virtual Networking
Interface to PMR Communications products
Software Upgrade capability
Audio Annunciation
Lightweight and Compact Design
Rugged construction
Removable belt clip
LED indication
Automatic reconnect
Large Push to Transmit Button
Plug and play accessories
Powered by Clarinox Blue
2 Users stored to caller memory
1 Preferred User
Critical single button control for function access
Remote PTT capability
3
If your application requires additional users, models can be software upgraded for up to 100 users
and 50 associations with the Push to Transmit button. If you feel your application has these sorts
of requirements please contact Phicom for further information and a quotation.
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getting started
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Power Control - 1
A single button press controls either power up or power down. On powering up
the unit will fl ash the red, amber and green LEDs in sequence, and then show a
solid amber LED indicating the unit is powering up. Once the unit has completely
powered up, there will be an audio tone and the Green LED will fl ash periodically.
Press the power control button again and the unit will turn off.
Volume Control - 2
Volume control is via the volume control button located on the top of the unit. The
volume can be either increased or decreased by pressing the plus or minus symbols.
When either symbol is pressed and held the volume will be either increased or
decreased until the button is released. Single press of the plus or minus will increase
or decrease the volume in a single step with each step in the volume a tone will be
heard.
Indicators - 3
There are three indicators, red, amber and green. These indicators communicate
the status of the battery charger when the unit is switched off and on charge. When
the unit is on, the indicators show status and mode of the unit.
Main Connector - 4
The main connector is the single access point to the product providing the following
functions:
Remote push to transmit in and out
Microphone input
Mono audio output (differential)
Stereo audio output (differential)
Charge input
USB 2 interface (when optioned)
Function - 5
The function button allows the user to enter and exit Bluetooth programming
mode.
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Plus - 6
The plus button allows access to
special options when supported
with software. When the unit is
in programming mode this button
allows users to be stored to
memory.
1 Power conrol
2 Volume control
3 Indicators
4 Connector
5 Function button
6 Plus Button
7 Minus Button
8 Throat microphone
9 Headset
10 Filter Control
11 Push to transmit
Note - MP3, USB and MicroSD
not included in the XSports 2400 model
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getting started
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Minus - 7
The minus button similar to the plus button allows acces to special features of the
unit. When the unit is in programming mode, this button allows users to remove a
caller from memory.
Throat Microphone Accessory - 8
When not connected to another person, press this button when using a throat
microphone for optimum throat microphone settings. This setting is stored
automatically, and will be kept until changed.
Headset Accessory - 9
When not connected to another person, press this button when using a headset
(Helmet Kit) for optimum settings. This setting is stored automatically, and will be
kept until changed.
Filter Selection - 10
There are two types of fi lters offered as standard with the product. Filter 1, and Filter
2. One (1) beep indicates the fi rst fi lter setting has been selected (FIR - type) and
two (2) beeps indicate the second fi lter setting has been selected (IIR - type).
Push to Transmit - 11
The push to transmit button allows, connect, disconnect, accept incoming call
waiting and return to MP3 mode.
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at a glance
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Using the XSports 2400 intuitive controls make it easy to talk to other XSports units,
disconnect or talk over long distances using the Phicom interface to professional
equipment.
To
Turn the unit on or off
Enter programming mode - to search
Enter programming mode - searchable
Enter programming mode - delete user
Exit programming mode
To delete a caller
To store the other party unit ID
To connect to the fi rst user
To connect to the second user
To connect to the third user (or radio)
To disconnect from any caller
To select the throat microphone setting
Do this
press the power button ( )
press function ( ) - (Amber fl ashing)
press function ( ) for 1s - (Amber fl ashing)
click function twice ( ) - (Green fl ashing quickly)
press function ( ) - (Green fl ashing slowly- MP3 mode)
press ( ) (in programming mode - Green fl ashing)
press ( ) (while talking)
a single press on the (ptt)
two presses on the (ptt) button
press and hold the (ptt) button
double click the (ptt) button or remote PTT switch
press the triangle
To select the helmet kit setting
To select fi lters (toggle between two types)
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press the square
press the wavy lines
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Modes
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Modes of operation
There are two basic modes of operation. Standard mode, or default MP3* player or
programming mode. On power up the user will hear two tones indicating the unit
has powered up correctly , and the green LED will fl ash periodically. The unit powers
up in standard mode or default MP3 player mode for the XSports 2401 only. The
indicator lights show the current mode the unit is in.
Standard Mode
When the unit is in Standard mode the green indicator will fl ash periodically. This
mode allows the user MP3 functionality of the Play / Pause, Advance / Forward, and
back function keys. These keys control the MP3 player , and allow the user manage
the sounds they are listening to.
Programming Mode
To enter programming mode, press the function button. Programming mode is
indicated by a fl ashing amber light. In this mode the user can store other users to
memory, and be accepted by other users into their memory.
The programming of users into your memory or “telephone book” is done in concert
with others when programming XSport units IDs into memory.
After pressing the function button (5), the unit immediately enters programming mode
indicated by a fl ashing amber light.
Default Mode
Default mode allows the person to listen to their sounds, accept incoming calls, and call
others, and disconnect from calls, all with a the control of a single button (PTT or remote
PTT).
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Programming
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The programming mode allows users to set up a virtual network to communicate
with peers and access long haul radio communication equipment, with a seemless
transition. It is the fi rst truly wireless communications network giving users real
wireless access to a range of communication gateways, without the need for
infrastructure.
The important thing to remember about programming, is that two units must be
programmed at the same time. The programming method allows users to ensure
they are connected to the correct person, before allocating that person to a memory
location.
Programming mode
The programming mode allows the user to store 3 caller ID’s from other units.
Storing a single unit
Programming is performed between two units.
Unit 1
Step 1 - Enter Programming mode by pressing the
function button - to search.
The amber light will fl ash quickly and a tone will
sound in the headset. Once the units have been
connected, then the user can either program the
other caller ID to memory by pressing the plus key ,
or disconnect from the call with a double click on
the PTT.
Step 2 - A single press of the plus button will store
the caller ID to the fi rst memory location.
The second unit, should at the same time as the fi rst unit, enter programming mode
by pressing and holding the function button for 1s. Similarly , the amber light will fl ash
on the second unit and a tone will sound in the headset when its in programming
mode.
Unit 2
p
If the user does not wish to accept the connection, they can simply disconnect by
clicking the push to transmit button twice.
Step 1 - Press the function button for 1s to enter
programming mode - to be discovered.
The amber light will fl ash and a tone will sound in
the headset.
Step 2 - When the user has connected to the caller,
they can choose to save the caller ID to a memory
location. Pressing the plus button once will store
the caller to the fi rst memory location.
Storing to different memory locations
A user may select where to store a caller ID by simply:
a) pressing once for the fi rst memory location
b) press twice for the second memory location
Alternatively if the other unit is not found then a
time - out tone will be heard.
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c) press and hold for the remote radio or communications equipment
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connecting
disconnecting
Disconnecting
To terminate a call with another user , double click on the Push to T ransmit button or
the remote Push to Transmit button.
two clicks on the ptt
Connecting
To connect (when not on a call) to a stored user or the remote communications
equipment do the following.
Either
A single press of the ptt button to connect to the
fi rst stored caller, the user will hear one beep
Or
Two presses on the ptt button to connect to the
second stored caller, the user will hear two beeps
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Or
A single press and hold on the ptt to connect to
the communications equipment, the user will hear
a long beep
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Clearing Users
Clearing users from memory
The units supports the removal of users from memory. To remove a user from a
memory location perform the following operation.
Step 1 - Double click the function button
The gree light will fl ash quickly and a tone will
sound in the headset.
Step 2 - Press the minus:
i) once for the fi rst location
ii) twice for the second location
iii) press and hold for the radio or third
location.
On removal of the ID in the memory location, a
tone will be heard in the headset.
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ptt - operation
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Push-to-Transmit disconnect
The Push-to-Transmit button is designed to provide quick access to a preferred
user and equipment, where the user may toggle between long haul radio equipment
or a prefered user, or disconnect from a call.
Using the ptt button on the unit or an external ptt button the user can:
disconnect from any current call
connect to a stored user
connect to remote communications equipment
return the unit to MP3 mode
connect directly from MP3 mode to a preferred user
connect directly from MP3 mode to communications equipment
accept in comming call
Disconnect from any call
A doulbe click on the push to transmit
Connect to a preferred user
A single press on the push to transmit (for the fi rst stored user) or
Notifi cation of Second Call Waiting
When a person is either listening to their sounds or on a call and someone is
attempting to connect to them, they will hear a beeping in the background. They
can stop the beeping by clicking the ptt twice, and continue talking, or disconnect
from their current call and then call the second call waiting.
To reject the call waiting - double click on the ptt - this will stop the beeping
To disconnect from the current call - double click on the ptt.
NOTE
To change callers or long haul communications equipment, the current call must be
disconnected before making another call.
two presses on the push to transmit button (for the second stored user)
Connect to communications equipment
A single press and hold
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charging
10
When the unit is off and on charge the red and green indicators show the state of
the battery condition.
When the unit is charging, the red will be solid.
When the unit has fully charged, the green light will blink.
When the unit is on and connected to the charger, the indicators indicate the state /
mode of the unit.
The user may charge their XSports via the supplied charge plug pack or the USB
supplied with the XSports 2401.
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battery care
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With care, you can maximize the battery life (i.e. the time your battery will run before
it must be recharged) and lifespan of your XSports’s battery.
Your New XSports
Be sure to fully charge your XSports when you plug it in for the fi rst time.
Standard Maintenance
For proper maintenance of a lithium-based battery, it’s important to keep the
electrons in it moving occasionally. Phicom does not recommend leaving your
XSports plugged in all the time for charging.
An ideal use would be a person who uses their XSports in their activity, after which
plugs it in to charge. This keeps the battery activity fl owing.
Long Term Storage
If you don’t plan on using your XSports for more than six months, Phicom recommends
that you charge your unit and then store.
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specifi cation
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Electrical
Indicators
Charging - Red LED is on continuously
Fully charged - green LED fl ashes
Bluetooth mode - Amber LED fl ashes
Operation Time
Unit operation time (fully charged battery)
Unit shelf time before charge (off state) 4 months
Unit On - connected (talk time) 4 hours
Unit On - Talk time ratio 20% with 80% standby 8 hours
Audio Out Put
Audio standard out - differential 4 ohm 200mW Stereo / Mono
Audio with adapter - single ended 4 ohm / 8 ohm 100mW
Important Notes - Battery
Mechanical
Height 112mm
Width 25mm (max)
22mm (min)
Length 73mm
Weight 180g (typical)
200g (max)
Environmental
Charging battery 0 to +45 degrees celsius
Discharging battery -20 to +60 degrees celsius
Maximum humidity 100% condensing
Protection against dust 100%
Protection against immersion 15cm to 100cm (1 hour)
The unit meets MIL STD 810F
The product meets the European Union (EU) new directives on electrical and electronic equipment in
relation to its composition and the levels to which it should be recycled.
The product complies with the directive restricting the use of six hazardous substances in electrical and
electronic products and complies with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive,
encouraging reuse and recycling.
The battery used in this product is a Lithium Ion cell. For health, safety and environmental
considerations, the following is to be observed.
The battery must NOT be - incinerated
- disposed of with household or industrial refuse
The battery should be - disposed of at an approved battery recycling centre
- returned to the manufacturer (please see the website for conditions of
return)
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Warning: Any changes or modifi cations not
expressively approved by Phicom Pty Ltd
could void the user’s authority to operate this
equipment.
N15472
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warranties
13
Phicom Pty Ltd herein referred to as PHICOM reserves the right to make corrections, modifi cations,
enhancements, improvements, and other changes to its products and services at any time and to
discontinue any product or service without notice.
Except where mandated by Australian statutory requirements, all PHICOM’s standard warranty, testing
and other quality control techniques are used to the extent PHICOM deems necessary to support this
warranty.
PHICOM assumes no liability for applications assistance or customer support.
Customers are responsible for their products and applications using PHICOM products.
PHICOM products are not authorized for use in safety-critical applications, where a failure of the
PHICOM product could reasonably be expected to cause severe personal injury or death, unless agents
or representatives of the parties have executed an agreement specifi cally governing such use.
Further, Buyers must fully indemnify PHICOM and its representatives against any damages arising
out of the use of PHICOM products in such safety-critical applications. PHICOM products are neither
designed nor intended for use in military applications or environments unless the PHICOM products are
specifi cally designated by PHICOM as military-grade. Only products designated by PHICOM as military-
grade meet military specifi cations.
Buyers acknowledge and agree that any such use of PHICOM products which PHICOM has not
designated as military-grade is solely at the Buyer’s risk, and that they are solely responsible for
compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements in connection with such use.
Contact us:
Phicom Pty Ltd
83 Wood Street
Eaglehawk, Victoria 3556
Australia
Telephone: + 61 3 5446 2177 e-mail: info@phicom.com.au
Facsimile: + 61 3 5446 1215 web: http://www.phicom.com.au
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