Audio And Control Wirelines; Required Tools; Cabinet Information - Motorola MSF 5000 Instruction Manual

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Chapter
3
Installation
MSF
5000
Instruction Manual
Preinstallation
Audio
and Control
Wirelines
Required Tools
Cabinet
Information
Before
installing
the equipment,
verify
the characteristics
of leased telephone
lines
with
the
company
providing
the service.
The audio wireline(s) for
nonsecure
stations must meet the
following
specifications for acceptable radio
communications.
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'Frequency response: 500-2750
Hz
+1
dB
to -8
dB
referenced to
1000
Hz
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Impedance:
600
or
900
Q nominal,
balanced
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Frequency
offset: +5
Hz
maximum
Line
Loss: Less than
30
dB from
600
to
2200
Hz
for line impedance tolerance
of
+100% to -50% from nominal impedance of
600
or
900
Q.
The impedance
tolerance
only applies
to
two-wire
tone remote control stations
in which
the
level from
the remote console is
lower than
22
dB below
the
level of
outgoing receiver line audio
(e.g,
line loss greater than
22
dB).
The audio wireline(s) for
secure stations require
a
3002,
D-conditioned phone line.
The control wireline may
be
installed prior
to
cabinet installation and terminated
near the location chosen for the station.
Conduit
or
two-wire
cable can be used
from this termination to the Junction Box wireline interface connections.
The following special
tools are required
during installation.
O
TORX™
model T-45 driver (Motorola part no. 66-84071N02)
4
Hoist
O
1/4"
flat blade screwdriver
The following information may
be
helpful in planning
the
installation of
the
station. Different size cabinets
may
be stacked together, however, total combined
height should not
exceed
111".
The 46"
cabinets are available
in
depths of 10", 15",
and 20". Refer to
Appendix
F
-
MSF
5000
Options.
26" Cabinets
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Tip
feet are
not required. The cabinet is
stable
if
other cabinets are not
stacked on top.
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The welded nut under
the top
plastic cap center hole is used
as an anchor
point for stacking.
The bottom plastic cap
center hole is used:
O
toanchor
the cabinet to the floor.
O
tosecure
the cabinet
when it is stacked on
top
of another
cabinet.
O
Up
to
four 26" cabinets may
be stacked.
68P81092E03
3/19/94
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