KAPSCH TRAFFICCOM CANADA INC. 801154 User Manual

2001 MARK IV INDUSTRIES LTD.  Revision B, Issue printed on 12/6/2002 1:46 PM, 

 

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801075-001 

CR2000 Compact Reader 

318993-009 

DC Power Pack, 110Vac input, output 5V/3A, 
15V/1.5A, -15V/0.3A, Skynet #SNP-PA54 

318145-177 

CR2000 PC Software on Diskette 

801076-001 Antenna 

Assembly 

Your tool kit should include (but is not limited to)… 
♦  N-type connector crimp tool 

♦  screwdrivers: flat blade, Philips blade 

♦  SAE Socket set 

♦  utility knife, wire cutter, wire stripper 

The kit of reader components described at left does not 
include the following required items… 

1 PC cable, RS232 (DTE-DCE), 12 feet (see Fig 1) 
A/R antenna mount hardware: bracket(s), clamp(s), mast, etc. 
100 feet (or less A/R) of RG213U cable 
2.5 feet of RG58U cable 
1 N-male connector for RG213U cable 
1 N-female connector for RG213U cable 
1 N-male connector for RG58U cable 
1 N-female connector for RG58U cable 
1 each of fixed attenuators: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 dB 
A/R heat shrink tubing, electrical tape, cable ties and clamps 
 

 During system installation, the contractor determines 

the fixed RF attenuation level required. 

♦  The antenna is installed within the distance/angular limits 

of the "pick-up point" as indicated in Table 1 on the back 
page 

♦  The reader, power pack, antenna adapter cable and "total 

RF attenuation" components are installed at a location 
inside the building (see Figure 1 on the back page) that is 
(all of)… 

ƒ

  within 6 feet of a 110Vac power main drop  

ƒ

  within 12 feet (4 meters) of the host computer  

ƒ

  within 100 feet of the antenna mounting location 

outside the building 

♦  All system connections are completed as indicated in the 

CR2000 - Installation Steps listed on the back page. 

♦  The CR2000 PC application software is transferred from 

the diskette to the host computer and is running. 

♦  The total RF attenuation value is determined by varying 

the configuration of the available fixed attenuators. 

 

 Where necessary, Mark IV Industries Ltd. I.V.H.S. 

personnel may be required to "fine tune" the system RF 
attenuation parameters. 
 

Rev Date 

ECN 

Approved 

A 18-Jan-01 

Preliminary