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Initial Power Up and Terminal Configuration
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Initial Power Up and
Terminal Configuration
With the SONAbeam terminal’s components installed and wired, you are ready to power
up and initialize the terminal and then proceed to align it with the terminal at the other
end of the communication link.
This section will cover the following activities:
Connecting a PC to monitor and set the internal operations of the SONAbeam…
Initial power up of the SONAbeam…
Monitoring and setting the SONAbeam for proper operation…
WARNING!
Double-check all of your wiring before applying power to the SONAbeam
terminal!
INFORMATION ALERT!
THE LASER DEVICES PRESENT WITHIN THIS EQUIPMENT ARE HAZARDOUS WHEN VIEWED
WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS (BINOCULARS OR TELESCOPES). BOTH LASER
TRANSMITTERS HAVE THE FOLLOWING OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS:
Laser Type Wavelength Avg. Output Power Peak Output Power
InGaAsP Laser Diode 1520 – 1580 nm 80 mW 160 mW
(Indium Gallium Arsenide Phosphide)
ALL SONAbeam models are:
ANSI -CLASS 1 laser product – According to ANSI Z136.1 & Z136.6
IEC -CLASS 1M laser product – According to IEC60825-1 Amendment 2:2001
CDRH -CLASS IM laser product – Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 except for deviations
pursuant to Laser Notice No. 50, dated July 26, 2001