TX RX SYSTEMS INC. reserves the right to replace with merchandise of equal per- formance although not identical in every way to that originally sold. TX RX SYSTEMS INC. is not liable for damage caused by lightning or other natural disasters. No product will be accepted for re- pair or replacement without our prior written approval.
Check for loose or corroded connectors on TX RX Systems Inc. It is also important to observe TX RX Systems Inc. Manual 7-9177-1 09/19/97...
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For instance, the specification for response. When reconnecting the assembly, it is model 28-13-01F is 1.5 dB, this means both the high and low frequency channels will each have a TX RX Systems Inc.
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5. Female union (UG29-N or UG914-BNC). KHz/DIV KHz RES 6. Return Loss Bridge (Eagle model# RLB150N3A). 7. Insulated tuning tool (TX RX Systems Inc. part# 95-00-01). Tuning Procedure Tuning of the filter requires adjustment of the dB ATT passband and the rejection notch . The passband...
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MODE - live rod hard to move in or out. This occurs because FILTER - none TX RX Systems Inc. uses construction techniques SETUP - 50 ohm/dBm/gen1. borrowed from microwave technology that provide 5. The flat line across the screen is the return loss curve.
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The notch is adjusted by turning the variable ca- pacitor. Because of the filters sensitivity to tool contact, an insulated tuning tool must be used to Figure 5: Checking the rejection notch. make the adjustment. TX RX Systems Inc. Manual 7-9177-1 09/19/97 Page 6...
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Notch Notch Filter Filter Load Low Frequency Pass Channel Reject the High Frequency Channel RLB - 150 BRIDGE (RLB) Figure 6: Equipment setup for fine tuning the passband of each channel. TX RX Systems Inc. Manual 7-9177-1 09/19/97 Page 7...
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GENERATE INPUT OUTPUT Vari- Vari- Notch Notch Filter Filter Low Frequency Pass Channel Reject the High Frequency Channel Figure 7: Equipment setup for fine tuning the rejection notch of each channel. TX RX Systems Inc. Manual 7-9177-1 09/19/97 Page 8...
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(usually indicated by the same number of Tx and Rx filter sections) just reverse the equipment labels and operate. Generally, no damage will be done to the duplexer when operated in reverse for a short time period. If other adverse symptoms appear, con- tact the factory. TX RX Systems Inc. Manual 7-9177-1 09/19/97...
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Duplexer isolation should be measured first per instruction manual to verify rated specifications are present. If more duplex iso- lation is required, contact TX RX SYSTEMS for recommended filtering. Consult the factory. Bandpass filter tests can be made to confirm this. In extreme cases, adjustments to the transmitter ma y be required.
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INSERTION LOSS (dB) OUTPUT POWER (WATTS) FOR LOWER POWER LEVELS, DIVIDE BOTH SCALES BY 10 (5 TO 50 WATTS) TX RX Systems Inc. Manual 7-9177-1 09/19/97 Page 11...
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1.15:1 1.2:1 1.25:1 1.3:1 1.4:1 1.5:1 1.6:1 1.8:1 2.0:1 2.5:1 3.0:1 10 8.0 6.0 1.0 0.8 0.6 REFLECTED POWER (WATTS) FOR OTHER POWER LEVELS, MULTIPLY BOTH SCALES BY THE SAME MULTIPLIER TX RX Systems Inc. Manual 7-9177-1 09/19/97 Page 12...
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