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Rear Panel Controls and Functions (Fig. B)

3.  CHANNEL “A” ANTENNA INPUT: Attach the “A” antenna 

here, or extend it with a low-loss antenna cable. (Antenna 
and cable not included.)  

4.  CHANNEL “A” DISTRIBUTION OUTPUTS: Four jacks 

provide RF distribution to receivers operating within the 
440-900 MHz range. Each output should be connected to 
only one other antenna input. Unused outputs do not 
require termination.

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CHANNEL “B” ANTENNA INPUT: Attach the “B” antenna 
here, or extend it with a low-loss antenna cable. (Antenna 
and cable not included.)  

6.  CHANNEL “B” DISTRIBUTION OUTPUTS: Four jacks 

provide RF distribution to receivers operating within the 
440-900 MHz range. Each output should be connected to 
only one other antenna input. Unused outputs do not 
require termination.

7.  DC OUTPUT JACKS: Provides 12V DC (center positive) at 

up to 500 mA from each jack to power receivers. Connect 
the included ATW-RDCN cables here to supply 12V DC to 
up to four ATW-R2100 or ATW-R3100 (or like-powered) 
receivers.

8.  DC POWER INPUT: 3-pin header connector for +12V DC 

power input.  

Active Antenna Power Switch  (Fig. C)

NOTE: ATW-A49 antennas do not require power. If you are
using ATW-A49 antennas, or any passive antennas, leave
the switch in the factory-set OFF position.

If you have an

antenna system that requires power (such as an antenna preamp
or booster) you must open the ATW-DA49 assembly and 
activate a switch on the circuit board. See Fig. C. (This enables
the antenna distribution system to pass power through to the
antenna.) Current consumption of the preamp or booster should
not exceed 100 mA.

9.

The unit is shipped with the switch in the “off” position. 
To change the switch to the “on” position, first 

be certain 

the ATW-A49 is not attached to any power source

. Next, 

use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the four cover screws; 
remove the cover; move the switch into the “on” position. 
Finally, replace the cover and securely tighten the screws. 

Front-mount Antennas–ATW-RM1 Rack Mount Hardware
Kit (Fig. D)

10. The ATW-RM1 rack-mount hardware kit (includes rack ears 

and hardware) is provided to permit attachment in a standard 
19" audio equipment rack.

11. Antennas may be mounted on the front of the long rack 

ear.

The following parts are included in the kit: Long rack ear; 
short rack ear; two BNC bulkhead connectors with mounting
hardware; two 34" BNC-to-BNC cables; six rack-mount screws. 

Assembling the ATW-RM1 Rack Mount Hardware Kit (Fig. D) 

• Remove the nut and lock-washer from each bulkhead 

connector. Install the connectors 

from the front

into the 

two holes in the long rack ear (see Fig. D). Note that the 
flat on the threaded section must be aligned with the flat in 
each panel hole. 

• Install the lock-washer and nuts (included) over the back of 

each bulkhead connector.  Secure each connector from the 
back with its lock-washer and nut, tightening the nut firmly.

• Connect one end of each provided BNC-BNC cable to the 

rear antenna input jacks on the back of the antenna 
distribution system amplifier. Attach the other end of each 
cable to the back of the BNC bulkhead connectors. Make 
certain the bayonet twist-rings are 

fully

latched on the 

connectors at both ends.

Finally, mount the receiver's antennas to each of the BNC 
bulkhead connectors.

Figure B   Rear Panel

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Figure C   Antenna Power Switch

Figure D   Front-mount Antennas

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