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202 Industrial Series

202 Industrial Series

202 Industrial Series

202 Industrial Series

    

DS 202-1 

©2009  REG No 277 4001, Lewes, England. Page 10 

  
 
 

Antenna and Range

Antenna and Range

Antenna and Range

Antenna and Range    
    

Connecting an Antenna

Connecting an Antenna

Connecting an Antenna

Connecting an Antenna    

210-433F 
The 210 Receiver has a 100mm flying lead cable (50ohm) with a panel mount BNC socket provided to mount 
on an enclosure. This cable may be extended however please note that typically there is a 50% range reduc-
tion with every 3metres of coax cable used! 
For increasing range performance a +3dB gain antenna is available. This is supplied with wall mounting 
bracket and 2metres of coax cable, it plugs in directly to the 210 Receiver BNC connector - Part Number 
MB450-BNC 
 
202-433F 
The 202-433F has a bulk head mounting BNC connector for connecting the antenna (supplied). This can also 
be used to connect an extension cable and remote antenna. It is important to note that typically there is a 
50% range reduction with every 3metres of coax cable used! 
 

Range

Range

Range

Range    

The antenna choice and position directly controls the system range. Keep it clear of other metal in the sys-
tem. The best position by far, is protruding vertically from the top of the product. This is often not desirable 
for practical reasons and thus a compromise may be needed. Note that the space around the antenna is as 
important  as  the  antenna  itself.  All  radio  systems  are  dependant  on  a  radio  signal  being  received  through 
airspace. 
The range quoted is the optimal in direct line of sight without obstacles and in good atmospheric conditions. 
Range is affected by many things, for example local environmental conditions, atmospheric conditions, inter-
ference  from  other  radio  transmitters.  For  evaluating  the  local  environment  please  see  our  RF  Meter 
(DS006) 
In very worse case applications the range quoted may be reduced below 30% of the optimal range stated. 
 

Signal integrity

Signal integrity

Signal integrity

Signal integrity    

In systems where many encoders are in close proximity there may be occasions when, due to signal overlay 
between encoders, it is difficult or impossible to guarantee system integrity. In such circumstances it is the 
responsibility of the installer to ensure that the system performance is adequate for the purposes of the 
installation. 
 

Information availability

Information availability

Information availability

Information availability    

All products are supplied with their relevant datasheets. These are also available for download from the web-
site or on request from RF Solutions Ltd. 

Summary of Contents for 202 Industrial Series

Page 1: ...DIN Rail Switching systems DIN Rail Switching systems DIN Rail Switching systems Battery powered transmitter option Battery powered transmitter option Battery powered transmitter option Battery power...

Page 2: ...ays 8 High quality relays 8 High quality relays 8 High quality relays 6A at 230V 1200w per relay Change over contacts Normally Open and Normally Closed 216 216 216 216 4 High quality relays 4 High qua...

Page 3: ...red connecting the power supply NOTE Inputs are volt free DO NOT connect power to the inputs Antenna Mounting Antenna Mounting Antenna Mounting Antenna Mounting The 202 comes with a BNC connector Auto...

Page 4: ...Receiver set Receiver set Receiver set up up up up Power Power Power Power The 210 433F receiver is powered by 12V or 24V DC this is connected as shown below A regulated power supply capable of delive...

Page 5: ...that you wish to pair to the selected 210 receiver output 5 The receiver s output LED should flash to confirm that your chosen input is now paired to the output required 6 Pairing is now complete for...

Page 6: ...he 210 Receiver and require no external supply Connecting to a 210 receiver Connecting to a 210 receiver Connecting to a 210 receiver Connecting to a 210 receiver The Relay boards plug into the 210 re...

Page 7: ...ctrical Characteristics Electrical Characteristics Electrical Characteristics Electrical Characteristics Min Min Min Min Typical Typical Typical Typical Max Max Max Max Units Units Units Units Supply...

Page 8: ...to 70o Celsius Operating 0 to 55o Celsius Electrical Characteristics Electrical Characteristics Electrical Characteristics Electrical Characteristics Min Min Min Min Typical Typical Typical Typical M...

Page 9: ...ation purposes The relay contacts in this unit are for functional use only and must not be used for isolation purposes The relay contacts in this unit are for functional use only and must not be used...

Page 10: ...st position by far is protruding vertically from the top of the product This is often not desirable for practical reasons and thus a compromise may be needed Note that the space around the antenna is...

Page 11: ...898 000 Tel 44 0 1273 898 000 Tel 44 0 1273 898 000 Tel 44 0 1273 898 000 Fax 44 0 1273 480 661 Fax 44 0 1273 480 661 Fax 44 0 1273 480 661 Fax 44 0 1273 480 661 Compatibility Compatibility Compatibil...

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