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Remote connector
The hand-held remote has two connectors, one that plugs into the
remote and one that connects to the back of the computer unit .
While both connectors are the same, the connector with the strain
relief boot typically connects to the hand-held remote .
Cable connector that plugs into the computer unit .
Antenna connector
The antenna cable uses two different connectors . One connector
plugs into the antenna and has a more smooth finish than the
connector that plug into the unit . It is important that the right
connector be plugged into the right receptacle or damage to the
connector or receptacle may result .
Cable connector that plugs into the antenna .
To remove a cable, grasp and pull the connector .
Serial connector
On the back of the computer unit there is a female DB-9 connector
marked "serial" that allows you to connect the Genesis II Select
Directional to other devices (i .e . VIP, display signs, in-car video, PCs) .
To use this RS232 serial connector you will need a communications
cable . (A communications cable for video and PC is not included . You
can order it from Decatur Electronics by calling 800 .428 .4315) .
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Figure 1.2d
Figure 1.2e
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1.3 Mounting and Connecting the Antenna
The Genesis II Select Directional K-band antennas are incredibly
strong, yet compact and lightweight . The antennas are
interchangeable . The cables are also interchangeable and work with
either antenna .
Figure 1.3a
Dual antennas for the Genesis II Select Directional .
To attach the antennas to the brackets, align the threaded mounting
hole on the antenna with the slot on the L-brace . Then screw the post
into the threaded mounting hole .
Figure 1.3b
A rear mount antenna
When affixing the suction cup mounted front antenna, for maximum
adhesion, moisten the suction cups on the bracket before affixing
them to a surface of the glass . Mount the forward-facing antenna
assembly or Wink Mount Adapter on the windshield . Mount the
rear-facing antenna as close to the C-Pillar and as high as possible for
optimum performance .
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Figure 1.3c
A front mount antenna
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