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SITING THE BASE STATION
Site the base station away from sources of heat and in a position that allows access to the rear panel
connectors and the On/Standby switch. If your base station is a rack mounted version, refer to Figure 2
and fit into an equipment rack either on telescopic slides, or fixed runners.
CONNECTING A T6M CONTROLLER TO THE BASE STATION
Up to four T6M Controllers can be connected to a base station. Users should refer to the T6M Controller
User Guide (part number 31-3600T6MC) for installation details.
The controllers are terminated on any of the base station's four RCU connectors. Figure 4 shows the
interconnections. The pin-out of the RCU connector is given in Table 4.
CONNECTING AN ANTENNA
Warning. Antenna Radiation!
The antenna used with this radio equipment must be installed such that the resultant
radiated field strength is below 10 W/m
A suitable antenna must be connected to the base station's rear panel Antenna connector (see Figure 1).
An N-type plug should be used to connect the feeder cable; the connector is designed to accept UR67 or
RG213 coaxial cable that has an overall diameter of approximately 10 mm. Figure 12 shows the RF
cable to N-type connector termination. A suitable connector is PAE part number 19-01030301.
CONNECTING THE CHASSIS STUD TO EARTH
A chassis stud, marked
version of the base station, and in order not to compromise the equipment's EMC the chassis stud must
be connected to the equipment rack or the system earth. The connection should be made using a single
tri-rated, green-and-yellow cable having a cross-sectional area of 2.5 mm
and UL1015 approval, and be connected to the chassis stud through an M6 eyelet.
Table 4. RCU Connector Pin-Out
RCU Connector
Pin Number
1
Ground
2
Line +
3
Line -
4
PTT (0 V active)
5
Not connected
6
Not connected
7
Not connected
8
Not connected
9
Not connected
²
in areas normally accessible to personnel.
is fitted to the base station's rear panel. When using the rack mounted
Signal
2
. The cable should have CSA
T6M Base Station User Guide
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