Glenayre Electronics Inc. GL-T8311SA Manual Do Utilizador
Glenayre Document Number: 9110.00166
GL-T8xx1 Transmitter System
Revision K: 08/30/99
INSTALLATION AND SETUP
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Copyright © 1999 Glenayre
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INSTALLATION AND SETUP
4.1
Inspection
Inspect the equipment to be certain that the equipment rack is complete. Compare items
received to the packing list. Report shipping loss or damage to carrier within 15 days of
receipt. Remove any packing material from the rack and check each assembly. Pay partic-
ular attention to the power supply; check it closely and remove any foreign material in the
chassis. Be certain to disconnect primary power from the power supply before removing
any equipment covers.
received to the packing list. Report shipping loss or damage to carrier within 15 days of
receipt. Remove any packing material from the rack and check each assembly. Pay partic-
ular attention to the power supply; check it closely and remove any foreign material in the
chassis. Be certain to disconnect primary power from the power supply before removing
any equipment covers.
4.2
Installation
4.2.1
Tools and Equipment Required
Refer to Table 4-1, Tools and Equipment. Equipment listed by brand name may be substi-
tuted with equivalent. For installation, only common hand tools are necessary if at all, since
installation is usually completed at the factory.
tuted with equivalent. For installation, only common hand tools are necessary if at all, since
installation is usually completed at the factory.
4.2.2
Rack Positioning
Cooling and cabling restraints require that equipment pieces be racked so that there is
adequate ventilation for exhaust air. The top and front of the rack should have at least ten
inches of free space. The cabinet should be placed as close as possible to the transmitting
antenna, and to the primary power source as a secondary consideration. To gain reasonable
access to the back, 30 inches of free space should be allowed.
adequate ventilation for exhaust air. The top and front of the rack should have at least ten
inches of free space. The cabinet should be placed as close as possible to the transmitting
antenna, and to the primary power source as a secondary consideration. To gain reasonable
access to the back, 30 inches of free space should be allowed.
Table 4-1 Tools and Equipment
Device
Description
nut driver
5/16 inch
screwdriver
# 2 flat blade
screwdriver
# 2 Phillips
RF power meter
Bird model 4421 or equivalent
dummy load
Bird model 8327 or equivalent
barrel connector
type-N
RF cable
type-N ends, 1m long max
voltmeter
Fluke 77 DVM or equivalent