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Installation
Data
IDENTIFICATION
The Badger Meter RECORDALL
®
Transmitter Register (RTR) is
available for all remote and pit settings where a Badger Meter water
meter can be located. The RTR is permanently sealed to eliminate
moisture, dirt, and other contaminants to insure reliable operation in
submerged or indoor applications. As the foundation for Badger
Meter's MRT products, including ORION, the RTR provides a digital
output for superior electronic resolution.
meter can be located. The RTR is permanently sealed to eliminate
moisture, dirt, and other contaminants to insure reliable operation in
submerged or indoor applications. As the foundation for Badger
Meter's MRT products, including ORION, the RTR provides a digital
output for superior electronic resolution.
Available for all RECORDALL Disc, Turbo, Compound and Fire Series
Meters, each RTR is clearly identified on the face of the dial with an
assembly number, unit of measure, and meter model (see figure 1.)
Meters, each RTR is clearly identified on the face of the dial with an
assembly number, unit of measure, and meter model (see figure 1.)
REQUIRED MATERIAL
(3)
59761-001
Gel Connectors
SUGGESTED TOOLS
59983-001 Gel-Splice Crimping Tool
59989-001 Coax Stripper
59991-001 Wire Cutting Pliers
59993-001 Wire Stripper
Torx Driver
Optional - 3M
59989-001 Coax Stripper
59991-001 Wire Cutting Pliers
59993-001 Wire Stripper
Torx Driver
Optional - 3M
TM
Scotchlok
TM
Model E-9C Cartridge Tool
Optional - 59987-001 VOM Multimeter (Analog)
Before proceeding with installation, be certain that the meter type and
size correspond, and that the proper RTR configuration has been
supplied for the application.
size correspond, and that the proper RTR configuration has been
supplied for the application.
Figure 1. Identification
INSTALLATION
CONNECTING RTR
The RTR should only be connected to a Badger Meter approved
product. Connection to an unapproved product will void the
RTR warranty.
product. Connection to an unapproved product will void the
RTR warranty.
To connect to an AMR module, strip approximately 1 ½” of outer
insulation sheath from the RTR and AMR module cables using the
59989-001 Coax Stripping Tool. Use caution in removing the outer
sheath so that the inner signal wire insulation is not damaged.
insulation sheath from the RTR and AMR module cables using the
59989-001 Coax Stripping Tool. Use caution in removing the outer
sheath so that the inner signal wire insulation is not damaged.
Unwind the outer foil shield from the RTR cable and cut it off even with
the outer sheath using the wire cutting pliers.
the outer sheath using the wire cutting pliers.
To connect an Remote ORION module to a Badger register with a
brown-insulated cable, connect as follows:
brown-insulated cable, connect as follows:
• Red to red
• Green to green
• Black to black
• Shield to white
• Green to green
• Black to black
• Shield to white
This configuration supports the cut cable feature (Badger register
equipped with a black-insulated cable does not support cut cable.)
equipped with a black-insulated cable does not support cut cable.)
Connect the RTR conductors to the AMR module conductors using
insulation gel connectors P/N 59761-001. Crimp the cables completely
using a parallel jaw crimper such as Badger Meter P/N 59983-001.
insulation gel connectors P/N 59761-001. Crimp the cables completely
using a parallel jaw crimper such as Badger Meter P/N 59983-001.
Model RTR
®
Recordall
®
Transmitter Register
Remote ORION
®
3-Wire
ORI-I-35
P/N 62014-041 Rev. 2
10-03
Changes and modifications to this product that are not ex-
pressly approved by Badger Meter, Inc. will void your authority
to operate the equipment as originally approved by the Federal
Communication Commission (FCC.)
pressly approved by Badger Meter, Inc. will void your authority
to operate the equipment as originally approved by the Federal
Communication Commission (FCC.)
Shield to White
Green
Red
Black