Installation; Transceiver Installation - Microwave Data Systems MDS TransNET 900 Installation & Operation Manual

4.0 INSTALLATION

Figure 10 shows a typical transceiver shipment. Check the contents against
the packing list secured to the outside of the shipping box. Accessories and
spare parts kits, if any, are wrapped separately. Inspect all items for signs of
damage and save all packing materials for possible re-shipment.
MOUNTING
BRACKETS
Figure 10. Typical Transceiver Shipment
User documentation will be provided as a paper manual and/or as a PDF on
the "MDS TransNET 900™ Support Package CD" (P/N 03-2708A01). The
CD includes:
• Installation & Operation Guide in PDF (a.k.a. Adobe Acrobat™)
• TransNET Configuration Software
If a paper copy is required but not provided with your shipment, please
consult MDS.

4.1 Transceiver Installation

The following is an overview of a typical procedure for installing the
transceiver. In most cases, these steps alone will be sufficient to complete the
installation. Should further information be required, contact the factory using
the information given on the inside back cover of this manual.
If you are installing a tail-end link system, you should also review Section
(Page 17) for important details on configuration.
NOTE:
It is recommended that the master station be installed first. In this way, it will be
possible to quickly check the operation of each associated remote station as it
is placed on the air.
1. Mount the transceiver to a stable surface using the brackets supplied with
the radio. (Fasteners/anchors are not supplied.)
dimensions of the transceiver case and its mounting brackets. If possible,
choose a mounting location that provides easy access to the connectors
on the end of the radio and an unobstructed view of the LED status
indicators.
MDS 05-2708A01, Rev. B
2-PIN
POWER PLUG
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MDS TransNET 900 I&O Guide
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