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10.
Repeater notes
The RP250GD repeater is a self-contained mains operated data packet (GenII
protocol only) repeater.
The RP250GDS repeater additionally includes a built-in switchable loudspeaker
for survey applications.
RP250GD Repeater features:
•
An LCD to view activity and status of transmitters in operation
•
Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSi) of incoming transmitter data
(chevron bar)
Using the RepConf, Repeater Configuration software you can:
•
Authorise transmitters you want to be repeated
•
Compensate for systems requiring multiple repeaters
•
Conduct a radio survey
10.1
Power requirements
The repeater requires permanent AC mains connection. Use only the AC
power supply provided. When powered the red LED on the top of the unit will
flash. Built-in Ni-Mh batteries provide up to 3 days standby in the event of
power failure. A fully discharged battery is normally charged in 72 hours.
•
When you first receive the RP250GD the display will read
OFF
•
The display will switch to working mode when the MP12U power supply
is connected or by activating the concealed switch if the batteries are
suitably charged.
•
If you remove the MP12U power supply the unit will stay in working
mode until the internal rechargeable batteries are exhausted. The display
will then read
OFF
.
The repeater can be turned off by removing the MP12U power supply and
activating the concealed switch under the small hole on the back of the unit
using an unfurled paper clip or narrow screwdriver. The red LED will stop
flashing and the display will read
OFF
.
10.2
Product Specification
AC supply:
100 to 250V AC (Use only Eltek power supply type
MP12U)
DC input:
12.5VDC Maximum current <70mA
Battery endurance:
typically 72 hours
