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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Various options for the power supply permit operation at different line frequencies and
voltages. The supplied connector allows for these variations. If the supplied connector is
not used, be certain that the correct combination of line frequency and voltage is applied.

The power supply causes a large inrush of current when first turned on. The ac supply
breaker must be able to handle this brief surge.

Refer to Figure 4-1, Transmitter Rear View with Door Open and Figure 4-2, Transmitter
Chassis Pictorialized Schematic for details.

Generally, all ac connections internal to the rack are made at the factory and should not need
to be modified. Refer to the power supply manual for additional details.

If cable is being originally installed or replaced, be sure connections are sufficiently tight.
Refer to the power supply and related manuals for details.

Some installation do not use ac input power. If the transmitter is not racked and wired at the
factory, be sure to connect as shown in the documentation supplied with the retrofit option.

For locations operating from a direct 28 Vdc source or an external power
supply, the dc supply cable must not exceed three meters (3 m) in length.
This restriction is critical to comply with the emission and immunity
requirements

Refer to Table 4-2, PA Chassis Connectors. As viewed from the back, RF input is on the
right; RF output is on the left; the power/IO connector is in the middle.

PA RF INPUT

type-N, quick-connect/ RF from exciter to PA unit

PA RF OUTPUT

type-N, quick-connect/ RF from PA to antenna

POWER/IO J1

DB-25, quick-connect/ power for... and I/O to and from, PA boards