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- Page 1 RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater Operations Manual 550-0222-01 Revision F January 2019 Corporate Headquarters PO Box 1095 Danville, CA 94526 United States of America Telephone: +1 925 837-2243 Facsimile: +1 925 837-2298 www.peninsulaengineering.com...
- Page 2 © 2019 Peninsula Engineering Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. The materials in this manual, the figures, tables and text, are the property of Peninsula Engineering Solutions, Inc. Peninsula Engineering Solutions provides this manual to aid its customers in obtaining product, ordering, installation, testing, maintenance, and application information for this product.
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Page 3: Installation By Professionals
Antenna Systems in the United States of America, Canada, or the European Union are normally qualified to install or maintain the RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater. This product has been evaluated to the U.S. and Canadian (Bi-National) Standard for Safety of Information Technology Equipment, Including Electrical Business Equipment, CAN/CSA C22.2, No. -
Page 4: Protection From Rf Burns
WARNING - This equipment is intended to be grounded. If you are not using the power supply provided by Peninsula Engineering Solutions, you will need to connect the grounding conductor of your power source to the grounding terminal located on the bottom of the unit; or, connect a grounding conductor between the unit’s ground terminal and your ground point. -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Technical Services ............................38 Contacting Peninsula Engineering Solutions ....................38 Chapter 2. Installation Preparation ........................39 Installation Overview ............................39 Receipt and Inspection of the RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater ..............39 Installation Equipment............................ 41 Accessory Kit ............................41 Pre-Installation Site Review ........................... 42 Chapter 3. - Page 6 Chapter 4. Mounting the RF-6000E Repeater ....................53 Installation Overview ............................53 Mounting Associated Equipment and Space Planning .................. 54 Mounting the Repeater ..........................55 Earth, Ground, and Lightning Protection ......................56 Chapter 5. Repeater Tests ..........................59 Overview ................................ 59 Test Equipment Required ..........................
- Page 7 Figure 24, Repeater Power Wiring Pictorial ................... 37 Figure 25, Typical RF Repeater Installation................... 40 Figure 26, Enclosure Mounting Dimensions RF-6000E, 2 ~ 4 Antenna Port, 1 ~ 4 Amplifier or Frequency Channels ....................43 Figure 27, Antenna Isolation Measurement - Equipment Configuration ........51 ...
- Page 8 Table 1, DC Power Consumption and Weight per Model ..............8 Table 2, Branching Losses – RF-6000E 30 MHz Channel Bandwidth Models ....... 9 Table 3, Branching Losses – RF-6000E 60 MHz Channel Bandwidth Models ......10 ...
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Page 9: Chapter 1. Overview
General Information The Peninsula Engineering Solutions’ RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater, hereafter referred to as the RF-6000E (or the repeater), is a linear, bi-directional, on-frequency RF repeater for microwave point-to-point networks. The RF-6000E may be used with any manufacturer's compatible 6-GHz radio operating in the 5.9-7.1 GHz frequency range to provide an intermediate repeater. -
Page 10: Functional Description
Functional Description 1. The RF-6000E assembly is an RF through repeater designed for remote locations. Little alignment is required, and the use of highly reliable components and minimum active circuitry eliminates most subsequent maintenance. The repeater assembly consists of an equipment mounting panel, contained in an aluminum;... -
Page 11: Amplifiers
Power Supply 12. The only active element in each frequency channel of the RF-6000E assembly is the amplifier which operates from a +11~16.5 VDC source. Current requirements are 1.95 Amperes maximum for higher power Level 2 amplifiers. Solar Rated power consumption accounts for lower current demands under normal conditions. -
Page 12: Alarms
Primary cell batteries capable of powering an RF-6000E repeater in excess of a year may be used. In such applications, the battery installation should be given an environmental shelter according to the manufactures’... -
Page 13: Licensing
Licensing All owners of the RF-6000E should consult with the appropriate local and national agencies for information about licensing. Applicable FCC Rule Parts 101 C; 2 C, I, J; 15 B Applicable IC Regulations SRSPs: 305.9, 306.4, 306.5 EN 301-126-1, EN 301-390,... -
Page 14: Technical Specification Summary
CPR137G, Contact Flange with Gasket Groove Waveguide Type WR137 Return Loss, Antenna Port 26 dB across assigned channels Frequency Plans RF-6000E-041 ~ -109 -241 ~ -309, L6 Channel Bandwidth 30 MHz maximum 60 MHz maximum T-R Spacing 80 MHz minimum... - Page 15 Note: Standard +12 VDC voltage operating range is specified to 11 VDC with full specification compliance. RF-6000E Repeater amplifiers will typically operate to about 9 VDC with some loss of gain and power output. Rapid degradation in performance occurs at less than 9 VDC.
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Page 16: Table 1, Dc Power Consumption And Weight Per Model
Combined A + B Battery currents are shown. Normally, each battery current is half of the total for even numbers of provisioned amplifiers. Power is quite constant over the operating voltage range due to the switching DC/DC converters. — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 17: Table 2, Branching Losses - Rf-6000E 30 Mhz Channel Bandwidth Models
Table 2, Branching Losses – RF-6000E 30 MHz Channel Bandwidth Models Delay Receive Branch Loss, Transmit Branch Loss, MODEL Channel Typical*, dB Typical*, dB RF-6000E-041 F1, F2 F1, F4 RF-6000E-042 F2, F3 RF-6000E-043 RF-6000E-051 F1, F2 F1, F4 RF-6000E-052 F2, F3... -
Page 18: Table 3, Branching Losses - Rf-6000E 60 Mhz Channel Bandwidth Models
Table 3, Branching Losses – RF-6000E 60 MHz Channel Bandwidth Models Delay Receive Branch Loss, Transmit Branch Loss, MODEL Channel Typical*, dB Typical*, dB RF-6000E-241 F1, F2 F1, F4 RF-6000E-242 F2, F3 RF-6000E-251 F1, F2 F1, F4 RF-6000E-252 F2, F3... -
Page 19: Table 4, Transmit Power Backoff Per Modulation Type
For Example: Level 2 Amplifier Power Output = +30 dBm without backoff reduction, Modulation is 256QAM, therefore backoff = 13.0 dB, RF-6000E-041 Tx Branch Loss = 2.5 dB,. Output power at antenna port flange = +30.0 – 13.0 – 2.5 = +14.5 dBm. -
Page 20: Ordering Information
Part numbers are listed in Table 7. When doing the initial system layout of a radio link which includes an RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater Assembly, several factors must be considered prior to ordering, to ensure correct antenna connections and proper installation. -
Page 21: System Options And Assembly Part Number
System Options and Assembly Part Number Table 5, RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater, 30 MHz Channel Models 30 MHz Channel Bandwidth (maximum) Standard Part Number Description Frequencies Assembly 1+0/1+1 Hot Standby Equivalent, Duplex, Un-Equalized, RF-6000E-041 900-0222-041 F1, F2 PA Level 2, 2. 2-Port, 2-Amplifier. -
Page 22: Table 6, Rf-6000E Microwave Rf Repeater, 60 Mhz Channel Models
2+0 or Y-Junction, Duplex, Delay Equalized, U6 & L6, F1, F2 = U6 RF-6000E-109 900-0224-109 PA Level 2, 2, 4-Port, 4-Amplifier. F3, F4 = L6 Table 6, RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater, 60 MHz Channel Models 60 MHz Channel Bandwidth (maximum) Standard Part Number Description Frequencies... -
Page 23: Table 7, Coaxial Attenuator Pads
Peninsula Engineering Solutions. Alarm closures can be adapted to SNMP reporting over IP networks using Peninsula Engineering’s SNMP-SL10 and other SNMP equipment. Contact Peninsula Engineering Solutions for details and assistance. Adds components to adapt standard +12VDC repeaters to +24VDC battery power. Kit includes two converter assemblies and parts for A and B sides. -
Page 24: Figure 1, Mechanical Layout, 2 Amplifier Or Frequency Channels
Figure 1, Mechanical Layout, 2 Amplifier or Frequency Channels — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 25: Figure 2, Mechanical Layout, 3 - 4 Amplifier Or Frequency Channels
Figure 2, Mechanical Layout, 3 - 4 Amplifier or Frequency Channels RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 17... -
Page 26: Figure 3, Mechanical Layout, Bottom Detail
Figure 3, Mechanical Layout, Bottom Detail — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 27: Figure 4, Linear Power Amplifier, Typical Outline
Figure 4, Linear Power Amplifier, Typical Outline RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 19... -
Page 28: Figure 5, Linear Power Amplifier, Alternate Outline
Figure 5, Linear Power Amplifier, Alternate Outline — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 29: Figure 6, Block Diagram, 1+0 Duplex, Un-Equalized
Figure 6, Block Diagram, 1+0 Duplex, Un-Equalized RF-6000E-041, RF-6000E-241 RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 21... -
Page 30: Figure 7, Block Diagram, 1+1, 2+0 Duplex, Un-Equalized
Figure 7, Block Diagram, 1+1, 2+0 Duplex, Un-Equalized RF-6000E-042, RF-6000E-242 — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 31: Figure 8, Block Diagram, 1+0 One-Way, Simplex, Un-Equalized
ANTENNA A ANTENNA B WEST EAST PORT D PORT B Figure 8, Block Diagram, 1+0 One-Way, Simplex, Un-Equalized RF-6000E-043 Figure 9, Block Diagram, 1+0 One-Way, Simplex, Delay Equalized RF-6000E-053 RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 23... -
Page 32: Figure 10, Block Diagram, 1+1 One-Way, Simplex, Delay Equalized, 2-Amplifier
Figure 10, Block Diagram, 1+1 One-Way, Simplex, Delay Equalized, 2-Amplifier RF-6000E-054 — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 33: Figure 11, Block Diagram, 1+0 Duplex, Delay Equalized
Figure 11, Block Diagram, 1+0 Duplex, Delay Equalized RF-6000E-051, RF-6000E-251 RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 25... -
Page 34: Figure 12, Block Diagram, 1+1, 2+0 Duplex, Delay Equalized
Figure 12, Block Diagram, 1+1, 2+0 Duplex, Delay Equalized RF-6000E-052, RF-6000E-252 — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 35: Figure 13, Block Diagram 1+0 Duplex, 1+0 Simplex, Delay Equalized
ANTENNA A ANTENNA B WEST EAST PORT B PORT D Figure 13, Block Diagram 1+0 Duplex, 1+0 Simplex, Delay Equalized RF-6000E-057 RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 27... -
Page 36: Figure 14, Block Diagram, 3-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Un-Equalized, Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity And Y-Junction Applications
Figure 14, Block Diagram, 3-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Un-Equalized, Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity and Y-Junction Applications RF-6000E-079, RF-6000E-279 — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 37: Figure 15, Block Diagram, 3-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Delay Equalized, Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity And Y-Junction Applications
Figure 15, Block Diagram, 3-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Delay Equalized, Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity and Y-Junction Applications RF-6000E-089, RF-6000E-289 RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 29... -
Page 38: Figure 16, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 3-Amplifier, Duplex, Un-Equalized, Space Diversity Applications
ANTENNA A ANTENNA B WEST EAST PORT B PORT D PORT A PORT C ANTENNA C Figure 16, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 3-Amplifier, Duplex, Un-Equalized, Space Diversity Applications F3 = F1 Diversity RF-6000E-098, RF-6000E-298 — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 39: Figure 17, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Un-Equalized, 1+1 Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity, 2+0 Dual Polarized And Y-Junction Applications
WEST EAST PORT B PORT D PORT A PORT C ANTENNA C Figure 17, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Un-Equalized, 1+1 Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity, 2+0 Dual Polarized and Y-Junction Applications RF-6000E-099, RF-6000E-299 RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 31... -
Page 40: Figure 18, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 3-Amplifier, Duplex, Delay Equalized, Space Diversity Applications
Figure 18, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 3-Amplifier, Duplex, Delay Equalized, Space Diversity Applications F3 = F1 Diversity RF-6000E-108, RF-6000E-308 — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 41: Figure 19, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Delay Equalized, 1+1 Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity, 2+0 Dual Polarized And Y-Junction Applications
Figure 19, Block Diagram, 4-Port, 4-Amplifier, Duplex, Delay Equalized, 1+1 Space-Frequency Hybrid Diversity, 2+0 Dual Polarized and Y-Junction Applications RF-6000E-109, RF-6000E-309 RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 33... -
Page 42: Figure 20, Power Connection Block Diagram, 12V Standard
Figure 20, Power Connection Block Diagram, 12V Standard — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 43: Figure 21, Power Connection Block Diagram, 24V Option
PRI 2 PRI 2 PRI 2 PRI 2 SEC 3 SEC 3 SEC 3 SEC 3 AMPLIFIER 1 AMPLIFIER 2 AMPLIFIER 3 AMPLIFIER 4 Figure 21, Power Connection Block Diagram, 24V Option RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 35... -
Page 44: Figure 22, Power Connection Diagram, Ac Single Power Supply Option
PRI 2 PRI 2 PRI 2 PRI 2 SEC 3 SEC 3 SEC 3 SEC 3 AMPLIFIER 1 AMPLIFIER 2 AMPLIFIER 3 AMPLIFIER 4 Figure 23, Power Connection Diagram, AC Dual Power Supply Option — Chapter 1. Overview RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 45: Figure 24, Repeater Power Wiring Pictorial
Figure 24, Repeater Power Wiring Pictorial RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 1. Overview — 37... -
Page 46: Technical Services
Quotations for technical services are available upon request. Contacting Peninsula Engineering Solutions Contact the Peninsula Engineering Solutions corporate headquarters for sales information or technical assistance for the RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater, or any other of our communications or related products. Corporate Headquarters Peninsula Engineering Solutions, inc. -
Page 47: Chapter 2. Installation Preparation
Customer Service Department of Peninsula Engineering Solutions in writing. NOTE: Save original shipping crate and packing materials for any future transport of the unit. If the RF-6000E repeater is to be stored for later installation or shipment, reseal the packaging of the accessory kit and the repeater. -
Page 48: Figure 25, Typical Rf Repeater Installation
The following illustrates a typical installation with external equipment. Figure 25, Typical RF Repeater Installation — Chapter 2. Installation Instructions RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 49: Installation Equipment
137-0782-05 Connector, D-Sub 37 Pin 087-0444-01 Transducer Assy (Battery Temperature Sensor) 034-0004-01 Pressure Switch Assy (Feedline Pressure Sensor) Per Order Per Order 125-0001-11 Screw, PHP 12-24 x .750, S/S (Rack mounting) RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 2. Installation Instructions — 41... -
Page 50: Pre-Installation Site Review
Determine whether there is enough room for the repeater door to open, once mounted. The RF-6000E assembly can be mounted on a steel tower, on a steel pipe or square-rail frame, or on a wall. The length of all power leads should be limited and the wire size adequate to minimize the voltage drop. -
Page 51: Figure 26, Enclosure Mounting Dimensions Rf-6000E, 2 ~ 4 Antenna Port, 1 ~ 4 Amplifier Or Frequency Channels
Figure 26, Enclosure Mounting Dimensions RF-6000E, 2 ~ 4 Antenna Port, 1 ~ 4 Amplifier or Frequency Channels Dimensions are in Inches [mm] See block diagrams and Mounting Dimension drawing M900-0222-XX (Appendix) for port assignments and more details. RF-6000E Operations Manual... - Page 52 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK — Chapter 2. Installation Instructions RF-6000E Operations Manual...
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Page 53: Chapter 3. Mounting The Antennas
6. Consult the path calculations, PDS, for the net path loss calculated between the antennas. Correct for feedline losses when connected directly to the antenna waveguide ports. Path Align-R™ is a popular test radio. Manufactured by: Spectracom Corp, XL-Microwave, Pendulum RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 3. Mounting the Antennas — 45... -
Page 54: Alternative Fine Alignment Using Repeater Power Measurements
Alternative Fine Alignment using repeater power measurements 9. This method requires the RF-6000E repeater to be installed, connected to the antenna feedlines, and powered up. See Chapter 4 for repeater installation details. 10. Before antenna orientation begins, the amplifiers must be operating in their full gain mode (out of AGC/ALC range). -
Page 55: Antenna Feedlines
If necessary, use rigid twist and bend sections to aid in alignment. 4. Connect the waveguide to the antenna. 5. Securely install the feedline so that it reaches to the installation site of the RF-6000E, with enough room to connect to the repeater. -
Page 56: Lightning Protection
14. Install dehydration equipment. Lightning Protection Peninsula Engineering Solutions strongly recommends installing protection on the tower, structure and on all feedlines to the repeater. A direct lightning strike can damage any electronic equipment. Damage resulting from a lightning strike is not covered under the equipment warranty, whether or not lightning protection is used. -
Page 57: Measuring Antenna Isolation - Decoupling
Figure 27 shows the equipment set-up. Losses between 80 and 120 dB are measured. Be sure the test equipment is capable of adequately measuring such high loss values. RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 3. Mounting the Antennas — 49... -
Page 58: Table 13, C/E Requirements Per Modulation
BER or BER < 10 at normal RSL. Isolation objective assumes a maximum repeater net gain of 60 dB. Isolation required for a specific C/E decreases dB-for-dB as the maximum gain decreases. — Chapter 3. Mounting the Antennas RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 59: Figure 27, Antenna Isolation Measurement - Equipment Configuration
For example: = 10 dBm = 1.0 dB C-GEN = 1.0 dB C-SA = -92 dBm = 10 dBm – (1 dB + 1 dB) – (-92 dBm) = 100 dB RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 3. Mounting the Antennas — 51... - Page 60 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK — Chapter 3. Mounting the Antennas RF-6000E Operations Manual...
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Page 61: Chapter 4. Mounting The Rf-6000E Repeater
Installation Overview The RF-6000E assembly can be mounted on a steel tower, on a steel pipe or square-rail frame, or on a wall. The length of all power leads should be limited and the wire size adequate to minimize the voltage drop. -
Page 62: Mounting Associated Equipment And Space Planning
1. Ground Ring or grounding provision 2. Battery Enclosures and Batteries 3. Photovoltaic Array, mounting frame and modules 4. Wind Turbine Generator, pipe mount and generator 5. PV Array Combiners 6. PV Controller — Chapter 4. Mounting the RF-6000E RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 63: Mounting The Repeater
Figure 30, Example of Solar and Wind Power Installation Mounting the Repeater The RF-6000E has mounting rails on the rear of the enclosure. The mounting holes and slots fit 3/8-inch hardware. Mounting-hole dimensions for the repeater enclosure are shown in Figure 26. -
Page 64: Earth, Ground, And Lightning Protection
Earth, Ground, and Lightning Protection When grounding the RF-6000E and associated equipment, follow the general guidelines in the Peninsula Engineering Solutions application note, Installation Standards for Grounding Requirements. Installing the input power to the repeater includes installing the standard electrical service grounds. -
Page 65: Figure 33, Typical System Ground Rod
12 VDC or 11.5 VDC Internal Battery A Battery B & Ground & Ground Figure 34, Wiring and Ground Connections, Main Repeater Panel RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 4. Mounting the RF-6000E — 57... - Page 66 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK — Chapter 4. Mounting the RF-6000E RF-6000E Operations Manual...
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Page 67: Chapter 5. Repeater Tests
Chapter 5. Repeater Tests Overview This chapter describes how to test the RF-6000E repeater, to set levels and to verify that it is operating properly. Test Equipment Required Table 10, in Chapter 2, lists test equipment and tools required for testing the RF-6000E repeater. -
Page 68: Transmit Power Adjustment
4. Measure and record the power meter reading. Typically, this reading will be between -15 and +15 dBm at RF MON. — Chapter 5. Repeater Tests RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 69: Figure 35, Power Amplifier Rf Mon And Tx Branch Loss
“ ” PWR F4 Clear “ ” PWR F5 ~ F8 Clear “ ” not available for RF-6000E AMP 1 ~ 8 Clear Current out of range, high or low UNCOM SUM (UC1 ~ 7) Either, Clear if not used. -
Page 70: Receive And Transmit Attenuator Pads
When setup and tests are complete, set the RMAS Transmit Alarm LED SWITCH jumper to the ENB position to conserve power by only displaying alarm LEDs when the yellow test button is pressed. Refer to the RMAS-120 manual for alarm system tests. — Chapter 5. Repeater Tests RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 71: Chapter 6. Maintenance And Troubleshooting
Chapter 6. Maintenance and Troubleshooting The RF-6000E active components are the linear power amplifiers, the DC/DC converters, and the optional RMAS alarm equipment if equipped. RF repeaters provide long field operating life, often 15 to 20 years. Technologies and traffic needs often drive upgrades or replacement rather than old age. -
Page 72: Administrative Requirements
Check the standby battery in accordance with the instructions given by the manufacturer of the power supply. NOTE: Contact the Customer Service Department of Peninsula Engineering Solutions whenever problems with the unit cannot be resolved. - Page 73 MPPT: Maximum Power Point Tracking. PV controller type includes a DC/DC converter to “step down” higher voltage PV arrays. Maximum V is limited to the maximum rating of the MPPT controller, typically 150 to 200 VDC. RF-6000E Operations Manual Chapter 6. Maintenance and Troubleshooting — 65...
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Page 74: Amplifier Replacement
Set output power by adjusting AGC/ALC per Chapter 5. Confirm the RMAS alarm transmitter PWR alarm clears. Adjust the alarm as required. ii) Amplifier’s RF Detector DC sensitively and output can vary, thus requiring adjustment. — Chapter 6. Maintenance and Troubleshooting RF-6000E Operations Manual... -
Page 75: Keeping Spares
While most telecommunications carriers or system operators have internal policies relative to equipment sparing, in the event that one does not exist, Peninsula Engineering Solutions recommends maintaining a minimum of one (1) spare unit for every increment of 10 units or fraction thereof. -
Page 76: Returning The Repeater Equipment For Repair
Returning the Repeater Equipment for Repair If a repair or return of the RF-6000E, or its components, is necessary, contact the Peninsula Engineering Solutions Customer Service Department for instructions. When calling, include the following information: ⇒ Nature of the problem ⇒... -
Page 77: Table 15, Rf-6000E Maintenance Record
Table 15, RF-6000E Maintenance Record Date PV-A Voltage, V PV-A Voltage, V charge PV-B Voltage, V PV-B Voltage, V charge Battery-A Voltage Battery-A Temperature Battery-B Voltage Battery-B Temperature Battery-A Load Current Battery-B Load Current Battery-A ONLY Load Current Battery-B ONLY Load Current... - Page 78 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK Maintenance Record RF-6000E Operations Manual...
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Page 79: Appendix
Appendix 1. M900-0222-XXX RF-6000E Mounting Dimensions Drawing RF-6000E Operations Manual Appendix 71... - Page 80 RF-6000E ANTENNA PORT ASSIGNMENTS, P = PORT, A = AMPLIFIER CONFIGURATION -041, -051, 241, 251 2P 2A F1 RX, F2 TX F1 TX, F2 RX F1 F3 RX, F2 F4 TX F1 F3 TX, F2, F4 RX -042, -052, 242, 252 2P 4A...