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Section 3  Engineering Guidelines
TRACER 4208 System Manual
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© 2003 ADTRAN, Inc.
612804208L1-1A
1.
EQUIPMENT DIMENSIONS
The TRACER 4208 unit is 17.12” W, 10.80” D, and 1.72” H, weighs 7 lbs, and can be used in 19 or 
23-inch rack-mount configurations.
2.
POWER REQUIREMENTS
The TRACER 4208 system has a maximum power consumption of 18 W and a maximum current draw of 
0.86 A (at 21 VDC).
3.
REVIEWING THE FRONT PANEL DESIGN
The front panel contains 
RSSI
 and 
TX PWR
 monitoring interfaces, a 
GND
 interface for reference with the 
monitoring interfaces, and status LEDs to provide visual information about the TRACER 4208 system. 
Figure 1 identifies the various bantam interfaces and the LEDs.
Figure 1.  TRACER 4208 Front Panel Layout
RSSI Monitoring Interface
The RSSI voltage is a function of the signal strength at the receiver and is used to measure the received 
signal strength. RSSI varies approximately from 0 to greater than 4 Volts (V), with 0V corresponding to a 
weaker received signal and 4V or better corresponding to a stronger received signal.
TX PWR Monitoring Interface
The 
TX PWR
 voltage is a function of the selected transmit power level. This voltage ranges approximately 
from 0 to 5V, with 0V corresponding to +5 dBm (3 milliwatts) and 5V corresponding to +20 dBm
(100 milliwatts).
The voltage level present at the 
RSSI
 test point represents only a relative signal level of 
receive strength from the far end. No direct correlation can be made between RSSI voltage 
levels and actual receive levels in dBm. This test point is provided to assess relative signal 
level for alignment of antennas.
ALARM
T1A T1B T1C T1D T1E T1F T1G T1H
TRACER 4208
Status LEDs
TX PWR
RSSI
GND