User's Manual
19
Option
Three
–
External
Antenna
Setup
Continued…
NOTE:
If
the
external
antenna
produces
unwanted
feedback
noise
it
is
recommended
to
disconnect
the
ground
shielding
from
the
motorcycle
body
at
the
antenna
feed
point;
disconnection
will
not
affect
antenna
performance.
For
more
information
about
chassis
grounding
an
electrical
circuit
contact
the
external
antenna
manufacturer
or
email:
service@openroad.com.tw
NOISE FILTER ACCESSORY
As
mentioned
previously
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
should
be
used
when
your
Two
Way
Radio
is
powered
by
the
motorcycle
battery
and/or
your
Two
Way
Radio
is
connected
to
an
external
antenna
to
extend
Two
Way
radio
range.
Using
the
Noise
Filter
Accessory
prevents
the
transmission
of
conductive
noise
from
the
motorcycle
through
the
BikerCom
system.
The
Noise
Filter
accessory
is
sold
separately
and
not
included
in
the
BikerCom
package
contents.
To
purchase
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
first
contact
the
original
place
of
purchase,
alternatively
you
can
contact
an
authorised
distributor
in
your
region
or
the
manufacturer.
When
using
the
Noise
Filter
Accessory
the
Push
To
Talk
button
must
be
connected
to
the
Noise
Filter
even
if
a
two
way
radio
is
not
being
used;
when
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
is
in
use
only
the
Push
To
Talk
button
can
be
used
for
Powering
On
and
Off
the
Control
Box.
To
use
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
complete
the
following
steps:
1.
Connect
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
lead
labeled
Power
to
the
Power
Cable
with
Fuse
which
is
connected
to
the
motorcycle
battery.
2.
Connect
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
lead
labeled
Control
Box
to
the
Control
Box.
3.
Connect
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
lead
labeled
Power
Adapter
to
the
Two
Way
Radio
charging/power
adapter.
4.
Connect
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
lead
labeled
PTT
to
the
Control
Box
socket
labeled
PTT;
this
is
a
dual
lead,
insert
the
2.5mm
pin.
5.
Connect
the
Noise
Filter
accessory
lead
labeled
PTT
to
the
Push
To
Talk
button;
this
is
a
dual
lead,
insert
the
Push
To
Talk
button
2.5mm
pin.
Proceed
with
standard
BikerCom
setup.