Cisco Compact Outdoor Amplifier Model 93412 Guide De Montage

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4010865 Rev C 
Installation Instruction Compact Amplifier 93412 
Installation Instruction Compact Amplifier 93412 
Input Equalizer and Attenuator 3-pin 
Use 77140-xx (0-18dB in 1 dB step) to select attenuation and equalizing at the  input 
Interstage 
Interstage equalizer 
Use a 0 dB link type 74069 to adjust the amplifier to a flat output level. The equalizer is 
mounted and the output level has now been pre-equalized. 
Interstage attenuator 
The gain can be adjusted with an interstage attenuator (1 to 6 dB) in order to minimize the 
influence on the system values. 
Reverse path 
With active reverse path, an equalizer type 74140-xx is placed in the plug-in field for reverse 
path equalizer. Please note the test point and signal injection point of the reverse path are 
referring to the input of the reverse path.  
Output Equalizer and Attenuator 3-pin 
Use 77140-xx (0-18dB in 1 dB step) to select attenuation and use 77140-xx (0-15dB in 1 dB step) 
to select equalizing at the output. 
If the reverse path transmission is not used, a termination type 77140-75 is mounted in the 
reverse path output attenuation plug-in field.  
Input Attenuator 3-pin 
In order to add further attenuation in the reverse path, an attenuator type 77140-xx (0-20 dB in 1 
dB step) is mounted in the plug-in field. If no attenuation is requested, 77140-00 is mounted and 
if a termination of the reverse path is requested, 77140-75 is mounted (only necessary if diplex 
filters have been mounted). 
Compact Transponder type 91051 or 91061 
With this transponder it is possible to monitor the amplifier output level, temperature and 
power supply. Furthermore the built-in reverse path switch can be controlled. 
Power supply 
Remote supply 24-65 V AC (or 35-90 V AC) 
The amplifier is supplied with 24-65 or 35-90 V AC (depending on power supply) either via a 
coaxial cable (max. 7 A) or directly at the AC input (max. 10A). On delivery, the ports are 
equipped with isolation fuses. 
Permanent exceeding of the maximum remote supply current implies risk of damage.