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A1471 User Manual

Setup

Program BTR-700 Radios and  Beltpacks to frequency groups as

indicated in System Connection Diagram.  See appendix for BTR frequency charts
for reference.  Set the transmitter RF output power for 100  mW.   Be sure to
terminate the transmitter RF output before power up.

To install fiber optic cable to  subrack

, remove dust covers, clean optical

connector, align FC/APC connector key and hand tighten. 

Do not overtighten.

To install fiber optic cable to remote units

, see attached fiber installation guide.

This guide is also provided on the inside lid label  of  remote units. Clean optical
connectors prior to installation.

To power up  subrack and remote units

, unsnap dust cover from power supply

receptacle and insert the provided power supply plug into the receptacle on the
unit. Align plug key, and push plug into receptacle. Tighten the locking ring on plug.
Power supplies are interchangeable between all units.

To remove optional 3dB attenuator from remote unit

, refer to  attached remote

unit diagram, or remote unit lid diagram. Remove power from remote unit. With
3/16” open end crescent wrench,  loosen  both ends of 3 dB  attenuator from
attached RF cable and power amplifier. Remove attenuator, and directly re-connect
RF cable to power amplifier.

Installation Verification

Remote Transceivers  

To verify correct installation:  LED’s L,M,N,O,and P should

all be green when the system is in normal operation.  See Remote Transceiver
diagram for LED functions. This system has been designed to provide 20  mW of
RF power at each remote when the BTR-700 set to 100 mW.  RF output power can
be increased 3dB by removing the optional 3dB  attenuator.  See Remote
Transceiver diagram for the location.  Power must be removed from the unit before
this option is exercised.

Keep transmit and receive antennas separated 3 feet minimum.  One antenna
extension kit is provided for each Remote Transceiver.  DO NOT INSTALL
HARDWARE (ANTENNA OR POWER AMPLIFIER) TO BOOST RF OUTPUT
POWER.  THIS MAY VIOLATE FCC RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Base Station  Transceiver    

To verify correct installation: Verify system is

connected as shown in System Connection Diagram before power up.  On the front
panel a Green LED will indicate that power is present in normal operation.

Maintenance

Precaution:  All units should be handled observing ESD precautions to prevent
electro-static damages.  Disconnect power prior to opening remote units.

Summary of Contents for AC3101-BTR-4

Page 1: ...d User Manual AC3101 BTR 4 Fiber Optic Transmission System 1U 19 Subrack Enclosure AC3101 BTR RM Fiber Optic Transmission System NEMA Type 4X Enclosure Fiber Span One Possumtown Road Piscataway NJ 08854 732 564 9000 732 564 1990 Fax www fiber span com ...

Page 2: ...el LED power indicator and four AC3101 BTR RM remote Nema Type 4X enclosures Each AC3101 BTR RM contains one AC106 fiber optic transceiver one FS LNA1 low noise amplifier one FS PA1 power amplifier one band pass filter one low pass filter and one removable 3dB RF attenuator In addition both the subrack and remote units are supplied with an external power supply and locking cable which is interchan...

Page 3: ... cables as shown below A2 4a BTR 700 C6 4a BTR 700 C6 8a BTR 700 A2 7b BTR 700 Facility 1 Facility 2 C6 4a A2 4a C6 8a A2 7b C6 4a A2 4a C6 8a A2 7b Remote 1 Remote 3 Remote 2 Remote 4 Opt in Opt in Opt in Opt in Opt out Opt out Opt out Opt out Example of Channel Assignments A2 4a A2 Band Group 4a Fiber Optic Cables RF Cables CLA 1 Antenna Blue Typical CLA 3 Antenna Red Typical System Connection D...

Page 4: ...nt wrench loosen both ends of 3 dB attenuator from attached RF cable and power amplifier Remove attenuator and directly re connect RF cable to power amplifier Installation Verification Remote Transceivers To verify correct installation LED s L M N O and P should all be green when the system is in normal operation See Remote Transceiver diagram for LED functions This system has been designed to pro...

Page 5: ... in wireless and RF systems worldwide by wireless systems OEM s systems integrators and military systems designers to capitalize on the inherent advantages of fiber Fiber has extremely low RF attenuation 1dB km very high bandwidth immunity to EMI no signal egress flat broadband delay characteristics plus a cable design that is light weight and small size Fiber Span One Possumtown Road Piscataway N...

Page 6: ... cannot move j To prevent damage to fiber cable do not over tighten nut Snug finger tight is sufficient to hold cable in place Fiber Span LLC www fiber span com AC3101 BTR RM Fiber Optic Remote Transceiver Lid and cabling not shown for clarity Remove power at A before servicing A Power Connection 12V B Optical In C Optical Out D Transmit TNC RF Out E Receive TNC RF In F Vents G Fiber Optic Transce...

Page 7: ... by carefully pulling fiber cable through stopper Allow slight fiber slack in enclosure h Insert pressure washer into nut i Tighten nut onto bulkhead body until fiber cable cannot move j To prevent damage to fiber cable do not overtighten nut Snug finger tight is sufficient to hold cable in place A B C D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A B C D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Size A Fiber Span LLC 1 Possumtown Road Piscataway NJ ...

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Page 11: ... 644 4 648 4 Avoid the frequencies by at least 50kHz 6 Base LO1 Xtal harmonics Avoid C6 Xtal harmonics 524 667 655 833 787 000 by at least 50kHz Avoid A2 Xtal harmonics 476 667 595 833 715 000 by at least 50kHz FYI TR 700 800 Oscillators IFs Dual Conversion Superheterodyne Synthesized FM LO1 Synthesized If set on correct frequency then LO1 RFIN 65 7 LO2 55MHz Xtal Fixed Master Oscillator 4MHz Xtal...

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