Motorola MSF 5000 Instruction Manual page 40

MSF
5000
Instruction Manual
Chapter 1 Description
The MSF
5000 Cabinet
68P81092E02 3/19/94
The
standard
MSF
5000
is housed in
a cabinet configuration
with
these standard
features:
O
wide body
frame
o
vinyl
covered steel
skin
non-corrosive polycarbonate covers
-
top and bottom
removable front door
rack mount internal
frame
front only access for easy servicing
The
standard cabinet is designed exclusively for indoor installation. However,
optional outdoor cabinets and rack configurations
are available. Cabinets may
also be safely stacked through the use of optional stacking hardware. Refer to
Chapter
3
-
Installation for additional information relating to the stacking of
cabinets.
Easy
access to station
modules is gained
via
the front
of
the cabinet,
making
rear
access unnecessary. Each module either rotates or slides outward for easy
access.
External connections
are
made through a Junction Box. In the standard
configuration,
the
Junction Box is flush-mounted to the right side of the cabinet.
In
the optional
rack configuration,
the
Junction Box is mounted within
the
equipment rack.
At
a
minimum, each cabinet or rack contains
a
Power Supply(s), Power
Amplifier(s), Control
Tray, and
RF
Tray.
Each of these major assemblies are
described in the
following
sections. Other options are also mounted
within
the
cabinet or rack as necessary.
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MSF
50
Instruction Manual
Chapter 1 Description
The MSF
500
Cabinet
The standard MSF
500
is housed in
a cabinet configuration
with
these standard
features:
wide body frame
inyl
covered steel skin
non-corrosive polycarbonate covers
-
top and bottom
removable front door
Tack mount internal frame
front only
acces
for easy servicing
The standard cabinet is designed exclusively for indoor installation. However,
optional outdoor cabinets and rack configurations
are
available. Cabinets may
also be safely stacked through the use of optional stacking hardware. Refer to
Chapter 3
-
Installation for additional information relating to the stacking of
ca binets
Easy
access to station modules is gained via the front of
the cabinet,
making
rear
access
unece
ssary.
Each module either rotates or slides outward for easy
acces
External connections
are
made through a Junction Box. In the standard
the Junction Box is flush-mounted to the right side of the cabinet
In the optional rack configuration, the Junction Box is mounted within the
equipment rack
At
a minimum, each cabinet or rack contains
a
Power Supply(s), Power
Amplifier(s), Control
Tray, and
RF
Tray.
Each of these major assemblies are
described in the
following
sections. Other options are also mounted within the
cabinet or rack as necessary.
68P81092E02
3/19/94
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