Figure 3.19 Pacific Crest Rover Radio Power/Communication Cable - ashtech Z-Xtreme System Manual

rover radio from the receiver.

Figure 3.19 Pacific Crest Rover Radio Power/Communication Cable

If the remote receiver is equipped with an internal radio, no connection is required by the user.
On the back panel of the Z-Xtreme receiver are three serial ports into which the radio
cable can be connected. These ports are grouped together and labeled SERIAL
PORTS. Although any one of the 3 ports will accept the connection to the radio, it is
recommended that the radio be connected to port B.
The radio communication/power cable connection to the radio is made via either a 7-
pin Fischer connector or a 5-pin Lemo connector, depending on which radio is being
used. The Pacific Crest UHF/VHF uses a Lemo connector with the connection being
made on the front panel of the radio, as shown in Figure 3.20. This is the only con-
nector on the front panel of the radio and serves as a power connector and an RS232
connector. The Ashtech SSRadio uses a 7-pin Fischer connector found on the front
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