Trango Systems SDR900H Installation And Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 7

 

 

Your Trango SDR900H System 

Trango Systems, Inc.  SDR900H  Rev. B

  

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Important!  

Intentional or unintentional changes or modifications, not expressly 

approved by the party responsible for compliance, must not be made.  Any modifications 
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 
 

System Description 

 

The SDR900H is a professional-quality wireless transmission system designed for 
sending digital signals, simplex (one-way), for example, pan/tilt/zoom camera control.  
The system employs 900MHz frequency-hopping spread-spectrum technology.  The 
system will operate interference-free with Trango Falcon or Eagle series wireless video 
transmission systems to form a complete wireless solution for PTZ and video 
transmission.  

Note:  The SDR900H is a data transmission system, and is not limited 

to PTZ applications.

 

 

Installation 

 

Make sure that you have tested your serial data devises, such as PTZ controller and 
receiver/driver/dome, using a direct connection (with wires) before attempting to 
establish the wireless link.  Also, it is recommended that the wireless link be “bench 
tested” at short range before deployment.   
 
To obtain the best performance, and transmission distance, the following rules of thumb 
should be followed: 
 

1)  Mount the transceiver antennas above human and mechanical traffic, the higher 

the better.  A ten-foot steel mast on top of a building is typical. Make sure that the 
mast is well grounded with a wire of 8 AWG or greater.  

2)  Keep the transmission path as open as possible.  Objects such as walls and 

metallic objects near the transmission path may reduce the transmission distance. 

3)  Do not add additional lengths of cable to connect the transceiver to the antenna, as 

significant losses in signal and reduced transmission range will occur. 

4)  Keep the data link (shielded twisted-pair) cables as short as possible to prevent 

distortion of the data and possible interference from video running on coaxial 
cable nearby. 

 
The SDR900H radios come pre-mounted in a NEMA 4X aluminum enclosure.  This 
permits the unit to be mounted outdoors. 
 

Important!  

The SDR900H enclosures are designed to be mounted on a steel pole with a 

maximum diameter of 2 3/8”.  The pole must be securely mounted into the ground, or to 
a structure to prevent movement of the antenna and camera in windy conditions.  This 
pole also acts as an earth ground and 

must be grounded

, or you will need to run an 

external ground wire from the radio to ground. 
 

Summary of Contents for SDR900H

Page 1: ...SDR900H 900MHz Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Digital Wireless Transceiver System Installation and Operating Instructions 10 29 2004 Revision B...

Page 2: ...t to Multipoint Operation 6 Multilink Operation 6 Transceiver Operation 7 Transceiver Configuration Using SDRLink 8 Troubleshooting 10 SDR900H Specifications 12 Table of Figures Figure 1 SW 3 Settings...

Page 3: ...ie camera PTZ controller and Trango radios when they are right in front of you and not up on the side of a building or mounted on a pole You will also need to program the SDR900H radios with the SDRLi...

Page 4: ...of operation RS 232 422 485 Using SDRLink program the proper baud rate address and channel into the radio See page 8 for using the SDRLink software Note SW 4 s switches should both be off SW 3 Example...

Page 5: ...eel pole 8 Fasten the antenna cables to both units and use no more than 8 lb in of torque Tighten flange around cables Apply a small amount of silicone to the flange openings to make a leak proof conn...

Page 6: ...RF Exposure Caution This equipment is approved only for base station transmitting devices Separation distances of i 20 centimeters or more for antennas with gains 6 dBi or ii 2 meters or more for ant...

Page 7: ...t To obtain the best performance and transmission distance the following rules of thumb should be followed 1 Mount the transceiver antennas above human and mechanical traffic the higher the better A t...

Page 8: ...ALCON RX FOR VIDEO Channel 7 FALCON RX FOR VIDEO Channel 5 Channel 3 Channel 1 FALCON TX FOR VIDEO SDR900H Tx Tx Channel 7 AD900 8Y RP AD900 8Y RP PTZ CAMERA Rx Rx PTZ CAMERA Rx Rx Channel 5 FALCON TX...

Page 9: ...C It is highly recommended that the supplied power adapters 7VDC be used to reduce the heat dissipated from the unit If another power adapter is to be used ensure that it is well regulated 5 Batteries...

Page 10: ...sition 4 off down Note SW 4 positions 1 and 2 should be off down 3 On the head end side connect the wires to the SDR900H s terminal block at Rx and Rx 4 On the camera side connect the wires to the SDR...

Page 11: ...mera and controller 8 Select the hopping channel and address to match the other SRD900H that will be communicating with the radio you are currently programming 9 Click Write Configuration Tab 10 Repea...

Page 12: ...wer equipment operating near the 902 928MHz band such as paging system base stations or cellular phone base stations may also interfere if they are within several hundred feet of the radios Changing t...

Page 13: ...re between the radio and the controllers If CBLDAT 1 is connected to J2 unplug CBLDAT 1 If RF and Serial LEDs constantly flicker on and off on the radio connected to the camera when no data is being s...

Page 14: ...ol o optional 5 wire RTS CST hardware handshaking flow control requires CBLDAT 3 not included RS485 422 o optional multidrop o DIP switch enabled termination resistors TX 120 Ohm RX 120 or 100 Ohm Con...

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