Andrew Wireless Innovations Group MRB-LMR User Manual

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2. System Description
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MR Booster Manual (MN001808-1, 9/99)
2.4.10 Downlink Driver Amplifier (Optional)
An ultra-linear driver amplifier (not shown) provides more downlink gain or
increased drive for the MR Booster PAs.  Contact technical support for
availability and details.
Figure 2-6. Input/output panel
2.4.11 Input/Output Panel
All system inputs and outputs are accessible from the bottom panel of the
cabinet (see Figure 2-5).  All RF connectors are 7-16 female bulkhead. All
unused RF ports have gasketed plates covering the connector cutout.
Control, alarm, and power connections are made via multi-conductor cables
routed through weatherproof glands. Unused glands are filled with removable
plugs.
NOTE: The customer is responsible for ensuring a weatherproof seal on
glands not set up in the factory.
Following are the descriptions of the available I/O connections:
 Repeater Duplexer or DL (optionally repeater DL only): Connected to
the repeater’s mobile coverage antenna port.  It accepts downlink signals
from the repeater and outputs the uplink RF to the repeater.
NOTE: If the MR Booster must interface with a non-duplexed system,
this port can be used to route the downlink output from the repeater to the
booster.
 Repeater UL (optional): This port is used only when the repeater has
non-duplexed mobile input and output.  The uplink output is then routed
through this connector from the booster to the repeater.
 Mobile Duplexer: Connected to the mobile coverage antenna.