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Constellation™
Transmitter Frequency Measurement
8-9
ROUTINE
MAINTENAN
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Tx Assy, Model 2: should be approximately 5 dB below
high power
•
Tx Assy, Model 3: should be approximately 10 dB
below high power
Adjust if necessary.
14.
Go to
LOW PWR CALIB
Notes:
•
Use the F2 key for the decimal point.
•
You must enter 3 digits. For example, 30 dBm is entered as 30.0.
15.
Exit. It will automatically return to high power.
16.
Unlock the on-line Transmitter.
From the Keypad main menu, select
CONTROL > LOCK/IF LPBK > LOCK MOD/TX > CLR
Recording the Power Levels
17.
Record the power levels along with the date and the name of the person
making the measurement in the “Routine Maintenance Log Form” (see the
end of this chapter).
Off-line Transmitter
18.
When you have finished taking the measurement, you can either leave the
Transmitter on line or return it to the off-line status.
19.
The standby Transmitter is now the primary Transmitter.
Switching the traffic back to the previous
Transmitter
will cause a hit.
Summary of Contents for Constellation
Page 1: ...Point to Point Digital Radio Constellation Installation Maintenance...
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Page 4: ...Constellation November 2003...
Page 18: ...Constellation November 2003 xii List of Figures...
Page 24: ...Constellation November 2003 xviii Preface...
Page 26: ...Constellation November 2003 xx Preface...
Page 96: ...Constellation November 2003 4 12 Loopback Testing...
Page 110: ...Constellation November 2003 5 14 Configuring the Constellation Radio...
Page 134: ...Constellation November 2003 7 14 SNMP Based Network Management...
Page 210: ...Constellation November 2003 11 36 Field Replaceable Units...
Page 238: ...Constellation November 2003 A 16 Wiring Specifications...
Page 260: ...Constellation November 2003 C 10 Hardware Compatibility Tables...
Page 276: ...Constellation November 2003 Glossary 6...
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