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AN-100U/UX Base Station
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April 19, 2010
AN-100UX
AN-100UX Power supply options include single AC or DC types. Cables are included
with AC and DC power supplies. Backup power can be supplied only from a +48 VDC
power supply.
with AC and DC power supplies. Backup power can be supplied only from a +48 VDC
power supply.
Table 8 - IDU Installation - RedMAX AN-100UX Power Specifications
Voltage range
[V]
Tolerance
[%]
Power
consumption
max. [W]
Max.
Current
[A]
Inrush
current
1
[A]
Main AC Input
2
100 - 240 VAC
10%
120
2
100
Main DC Input
48 - 60 VDC
20%
120
5
70
Backup. DC Input
+48 VDC
5%
120
5
30
1. Typical Inrush current is less then 500 us. DC: measured, AC: P/S manufacturers data.
2. Auto-sensing.
IMPORTANT: DC Polarity
The AN-100UX backup power supply is DC type and must be connected using
positive polarity: the +48 VDC must be connected to +Ve input on the AN-100UX.
Refer to Installation Guidelines for additional details.
positive polarity: the +48 VDC must be connected to +Ve input on the AN-100UX.
Refer to Installation Guidelines for additional details.
3.1.3 Wireless Section
This section describes the wireless port, time synchronization ports, and wireless LEDs.
Figure 9: System - AN-100U/UX Front Panel Wireless Section
IF Port (Radio Control)
A female N-type port provides connection via a coaxial cable. This port provides the
following functions:
following functions:
- Local oscillator signal for synchronization between the terminal and radio
- Telemetry signals for control and monitoring the modem
- IF modulated data to/from the radio (wireless interface)
- DC power to the transceiver (see following table)
Table 9: System - AN-100U/UXIF Cable Voltage
AN-100U
24 VDC
AN-100UX
48 VDC
Time Synchronization Port
The synchronization interface has two SMA female connectors located on the front
panel. Refer to section for additional information. When operating two or more collocated
base stations (BSs), transmitter operations MUST use synchronization to minimize inter-
sector interference. Refer to the RedMAX Base Station Installation Guidelines for
complete details.
panel. Refer to section for additional information. When operating two or more collocated
base stations (BSs), transmitter operations MUST use synchronization to minimize inter-
sector interference. Refer to the RedMAX Base Station Installation Guidelines for
complete details.