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grounded for safe operation. Do not rely on the removable power or signal cables
to provide system grounding.
4.2.3
IF Cable
The IF cable supplies power to the radio. It is necessary to attach the IF cable
before aiming the antenna.
Important: Some wireless parameters can not be set before the IF cable is
connected between the terminal and the transceiver.
Check the following items before routing the IF cable from the terminal to the
transceiver:
- Look for a building plan for any existing cable routing.
- Check drilling requirements, through a wall or ceiling for routing the cable.
- Avoid excessive force or stress on the connectors as the cable may be damaged.
Do not use connectors as cable grips to pull cable through conduit.
4.2.4
Power
The terminal may be equipped with single or dual AC or DC power supplies.
The AC power supply includes an AC connection cable. A grounded AC outlet
must be provided within about one meter of the terminal mounting location. This
cable is supplied with a grounding power plug. Do not defeat this important safety
feature. The dual AC option features individual AC power connection cables for
each power supply (dual cord).
The DC power supply includes a DC connection cable. A terminal block with the
DC connections must be provided within about one meter of the terminal
mounting location. There is no on/off switch for DC power supply. The dual DC
option features individual DC power connection cables for each power supply
(dual cord).
4.2.5
Power-On the Terminal
Connect the DC or AC supply to the terminal and power-on the terminal. The
system Pwr LED should illuminate green to indicate power to the terminal. If the
Pwr LED is not illuminated green, or the Fault LED lights red, there is a problem
with the terminal.
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Installation Guide
AN-30e & AN-50e Systems
August 2005
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