Codan Envoy Reference Manual page 431

We recommend that the equipment is installed by qualified and experienced
personnel, to the relevant standards and approvals. For detailed instructions on
connecting particular items of equipment, see the relevant document on the CD
provided with the Envoy™ Transceiver Getting Started Guide.
Positioning the transceiver
When choosing a location for the components of the transceiver, you should be aware
of the environmental ratings of each item of equipment as set out in the specifications.
They must be mounted in a suitable position that:
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Installing the cables
WARNING: Do not cut the control, coaxial or speaker cable. If the cables are too
CAUTION:
Power supply
WARNING: All installations should be checked by a qualified technician before
Power can be provided by either:
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provides a free flow of air through the rear cooling fins to dissipate the heat
generated by the transceiver
provides easy access to the controls
does not expose the unit to direct sunlight
does not expose the unit to water ingress
ensures correct connection and operation
provides easy access for maintenance
Specifications on page 379
long, gather the excess neatly and secure each bundle separately so that
it is out of the way. Do not stack the bundles together.
Large magnetic fields can be generated along the power cable during
transmission and these fields may be coupled into the control cabling.
Failure to keep these cables separated causes distortion of the
transmitted signal.
power is applied to the transceiver.
a suitable transceiver supply connected directly to the AC mains
a 12 V DC lead acid battery
Ensure that the power supply to operate your station is 12 V DC.
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