Connecting The Rutter Frm (Rut-02447) Fixed Capsule; Rj45 Connector - Rutter VDR-100G3 Installation Manual

the Rutter Fixed FRM deckmount to it by means of the 5 x M12 bolts supplied. To avoid
corrosion issues, the isolation sleeves as well as the neoprene rubber insulating
plate should always be used.
2. Alternatively (when welding is impossible): drill 5 holes into or through the deck,
optionally tapping M12 holes, and fixing the Rutter Fixed FRM capsule by means of the
bolts provided. To avoid corrosion issues, the isolation sleeves as well as th
neoprene rubber insulating plate should always be used.
Figure 12–3- Fastening the deckmount assembly to the deck.
Figure 12–4 - When feeding the cables (through the deck) from the bottom, alternative cable entries may be used by
interchanging the cable glands and blind plates.
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Connecting the Rutter FRM (RUT-02447) Fixed Capsule

NOTE: It is highly recommended that cables connecting the Rutte
02447) Fixed Capsule to the VDR-100G3/S is installed through a gooseneck
conduit (see Figure 12–1 - Sample VDR-100G3S FRM Installation for a sample
FRM installation.)
Communi catio n connections betwee
C apsule is via the RJ45 connectors (See Figure 12–12 - RJ45 Connector ).
The Rutter (RUT-02447) Fixed Capsule requires no setup or partitioning. It will function correctly
when properly connected. Connection is made as per drawing entitled Rutte
VDR-100G3/G3S Installation Manual
Chapter 12: Final Recording Medium Setup, Rev. 1.5
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