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VERIFYING
OPERATIONAL
CLEARANCE
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Once the antenna aiming coordinates have been determined, it is necessary to
verify operational clearance (see Figure 2-5 for 120° and Figure 2-6 for 180°
antenna). This ensures that the antenna movement necessary for both aiming
and maintenance purposes is not restricted.
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No buildings, walls, fences, or other permanent fixtures
should be planned for installation any closer than 2 meters
from the antenna and foundation envelope without
consultation with the factory.
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The rotational limits identified in Figure 2-5 specify clearance
requirements for all possible azimuth pointing angles for the
120° antenna. The motorized azimuth pointing angle range is
three 120° continuous sectors. These three sectors are:
Left Sector:
Center Sector:
Right Sector:
The rotational limits identified in Figure 2-6 specify clearance
requirements for all possible azimuth pointing angles for the
180° antenna. The motorized azimuth pointing angle range is
three 180° continuous sectors. These three sectors are:
Center Sector:
The manual azimuth pointing range is 360°.
No buildings, walls, fences, or other permanent fixtures should
be planned for installation any closer than 2 meters of the
antenna and foundation envelope without consultation with the
factory.
SERIES 8060 6-METER EARTH STATION ANTENNA
ANTENNA SITE SELECTION (120° AND 180° ANTENNA)
CAUTION
NOTE
114° 42' left to 5° 18' right
60° left to 60° right
6° 38' left to 113° 22' right
90° left to 90° right
NOTE
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