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Mounting Instructions and Warnings

Remove the AISG control

 

cables by following the above

 

Control Cable installation

 

instructions. Use a TORX T20

 

Screwdriver to loosen the

 

retaining screw.
When the retaining screw is

 

completely released the screw

 

will hang free but will not fall

 

from the iRCU housing.

Connect a control cable to the daisy chain input of the iRCU.
The tightening torque for fixing the connector must be 0.5 – 1.0 Nm
(“hand-tightened”).
The connector should be tightened by hand only!

Please note: If the daisy chain output is not used, do not
remove the protection cap.

Carefully slide the iRCU out of
the antenna housing.

Install the new iRCU by sliding
the iRCU into the empty cavity
with the correct orientation.

When the iRCU is inserted all
the way into the antenna hous-
ing use the TORX Screwdriver
to tighten the retaining screw.
Torque: M

A

= 2.5 …. 3.0 Nm.

Reattach the AISG control
cable using the Control Cable
Installation instructions.

Important:
Application of the correct
torque on the screw is
mandatory as earthing of the
iRCU to the reflector screen
is otherwise endangered.

Instructions for iRCU Replacement:

Connecting the control cables:

Warning!

Take care that the iRCU does not fall from the antenna
housing when the retaining screw is not tightened. The falling
iRCU can cause injury or death and may permanently
damage equipment.

For daisy chain operation, remove the protection cap and attach
a control cable to interconnect with the daisy chain input of the
next iRCU.

Please note: Do not remove the protection cap on the daisy
chain output of the last iRCU device.

Caution!

When installing or removing cables, turn only the threaded collar indicated and not the body of the
connector. Rotating the connector body can result in permanent damage to the connector and the
device being installed. Note that the connectors have keyways which must be carefully aligned
before insertion. Insert the connector fully until well seated before tightening.
Hand tighten connectors (0.5 – 1.0 Nm).
Avoid tightening connectors with wrenches or pliers.
Over tightening connectors may permanently damage the iRCU.

Kathrein USA Greenway Plaza II, 2400 Lakeside Blvd., Suite 650, Richardson TX 75082

Phone: 214.238.8800    Fax: 214.238.8801    Email: [email protected]

All specifications are subject to change without notice.

The latest specifications are available at www.kathreinusa.com

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Summary of Contents for 80010735V01

Page 1: ...ing instructions and warnings 1 The protocol of the logical interface can be switched from 3GPP AISG 2 0 to AISG 1 1 and vice versa with a vendor specific command Start up operation of the iRCU 86010149 is possible in a RET system supporting AISG 1 1 or supporting 3GPP AISG 2 0 after performing a layer 2 reset before address assignment The protocol can also be changed as follows AISG 1 1 to 3GPP E...

Page 2: ...Max wind velocity km h mph 241 150 Height width depth mm inches 1934 303 99 76 1 11 9 3 9 Category of mounting hardware H Heavy Weight kg lb 14 16 clamps incl 30 9 35 3 clamps incl Packing size mm inches 2136 x 317 x 127 84 1 x 12 5 x 5 Scope of supply Panel 1 unit of iRCU and 2 units of clamps 42 115 mm 1 7 4 5 inches diameter R1 Material Reflector screen Weather proof aluminum Radiator Tin plate...

Page 3: ...ppropriate standard of the Primary before installation Please contact Kathrein for further information 2 The tightning torque for fixing the connector must be 0 5 1 0 Nm hand tightened The connector should be tightened by hand only Standards EN 60950 1 Safety EN 55022 Emission EN 55024 Immunity ETS 300019 1 4 Environmental Certification CE FCC15 107 class B Scope of supply Integrable Remote Contro...

Page 4: ...al load imposed on an antenna by wind at maximum velocity Wind loads are calculated according to DIN 1055 4 Extraordinary operating conditions such as heavy icing or exceptional dynamic stress e g strain caused by oscillating support structures may result in the breakage of an antenna or even cause it to fall to the ground These facts must be considered during the site planning process The install...

Page 5: ...s The additional nuts supplied are only meant as spares All dimensions in mm and inches 152 5 98 100 3 94 40 1 57 72 2 83 35 1 38 64 2 52 125 4 92 40 1 57 20 25 0 79 0 98 42 115 1 65 4 53 M10 MA 25 Nm M8 MA 20 Nm 20 25 0 79 0 98 Kathrein USA Greenway Plaza II 2400 Lakeside Blvd Suite 650 Richardson TX 75082 Phone 214 238 8800 Fax 214 238 8801 Email info kathrein com All specifications are subject ...

Page 6: ...control cables Warning Take care that the iRCU does not fall from the antenna housing when the retaining screw is not tightened The falling iRCU can cause injury or death and may permanently damage equipment For daisy chain operation remove the protection cap and attach a control cable to interconnect with the daisy chain input of the next iRCU Please note Do not remove the protection cap on the d...

Page 7: ...rench according to the manufacturers guidelines Ventilation hole 7 16 female iRCU Description of bottom end cap Single band Antennas with iRCU Dual band Antennas with iRCU Ventilation hole 7 16 female iRCU Kathrein USA Greenway Plaza II 2400 Lakeside Blvd Suite 650 Richardson TX 75082 Phone 214 238 8800 Fax 214 238 8801 Email info kathrein com All specifications are subject to change without notic...

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