Andrew Wireless Innovations Group RPT-MR801 Manual De Usuario
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11-Mar-99
2.4 Attenuation setting
One band module with variable bandwidth needs to be addressed as if there were two modules
(see also chapter 2.2).
(see also chapter 2.2).
This means for the attenuation setting that, theoretically, there are two different attenuations
that can be set in one module. This is, however, wrong. Only one attenuation setting can be
done. This setting has always to be done in the even module number (Filter 2). Thus,
attenuation settings can only be done in module numbers 2, 4, 6 and 8.
that can be set in one module. This is, however, wrong. Only one attenuation setting can be
done. This setting has always to be done in the even module number (Filter 2). Thus,
attenuation settings can only be done in module numbers 2, 4, 6 and 8.
If settings on the odd module numbers are executed the software will show dummy values but
these values are not valid. This attenuation is not really set.
these values are not valid. This attenuation is not really set.
Example: If you want to set the attenuation of the band module with variable bandwidth in the
Extension Unit 2 you have to set the attenuation via software in the band module 6. See also
table in chapter 2.3.
Extension Unit 2 you have to set the attenuation via software in the band module 6. See also
table in chapter 2.3.
Note: Extension Unit 1 can also be the second module in an 8K cabinet.
Extension Unit 2 can also be the third module in an 8K cabinet.
Extension Unit 3 can also be the fourth module in an 8K cabinet.
Extension Unit 3 can also be the fourth module in an 8K cabinet.