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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS, CONTINUED
PLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT, Continued
The remote control equipment must be powered from a 3-prong grounded outlet
receptacle.
Failure to use grounded outlets may result in a safety hazard or im-
proper operation.
The remote control units contain internal surge protection devices on the
600
ohm inputs and the
120V
power lines.
The remote control system should not be
expected to provide general protection for the entire collection of equipment at a
site, therefore it is necessary to provide for lightning and surges in accordance
with local codes, the National Electrical Code, and good engineering practices. COn-
formation to such legal and safety
require~ents
mandates the use of a qualified com-
petent engineer who through his experience can ensure that the overall site instal-
lation is proper.
If telephone lines are used,
they
must also be protected from lightning.
Consult your local telephone company for further assistance.
COMMUNICATIONS INSTALLATION
TYPE A--TELCO LINE SYSTEH--Attach a telephone line to balanced
600
ohm terminals
of both studio and transmitter remote control units.
TYPE
~--STL
CONTROL/HIGH SPEED TELEMETRY--Run coax from
ENe
connector of studio unl
RMC 15S, to remote control input of STL transmitter, J1 or J2 on MARTI 5TL transmitters.
Complete the control link
by
running coax from remote contr01 output of the STL re-
cej.ver
I
J2 or J3 on MARTI STL rec.e:o.ivers
J
to the BNC connector of the remote cOot rol
transmitter unit, RMC 15T.
TELCO LINE TF.LEMETRY--Attach telephone line to balanced
600
ohm terminals on
both studio and transmitter units.
TSL TELEMETRY--Connect
600
ohm terminals On remote control transmitter unit,
RMC 15T to TSL transmitter according to instructions in TSL Transmitter Manual, and
to identifier according to
instructions
in Identifier Manual.
Connect the T3L re-
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