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SSPBMg-C400-BRE
3.3.2 E
LECTRICAL
C
ONNECTIONS
E Electrical connections to the SSPB consist of the prime power AC LINE applied to the AC
Line Connector (J5). For the connector location, see
Figure 4: Connectors at page 16.
Perform the electrical connections as follows:
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Using the connector provided in the shipping kit (item 5, TABLE 9 at page 36), construct an
AC Supply cable with a pin assignment as shown in TABLE 6 at page 17.
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Verify that the AC power source is turned OFF.
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Connect the SSPB to the AC power source. For the correct input voltage level refer to
TABLE 3 at page 15.
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Turn the AC power source ON.
3.3.3 RF C
ONNECTIONS
The following three RF connections are provided by the SSPB:
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RF input (J1) – N-Type Female, see Figure 4: Connectors at page 16. The user needs a
N-Type male connector for the interface connection.
CAUTION! Beware of the destructive pin depth of the mating connector. When installing an
RF mating connector with a destructive pin depth into an RF component connector, damage may
occur to the RF component connector. A destructive pin depth is a connector having a pin length
that is too long in respect to the reference plane of the connector. The centre pins of the
connectors used by Advantech Wireless have a precision tolerance measured in mils (1/1000
inch). The mating connectors of the various suppliers may not be of precision types.
Consequently, the centre pins of these devices may not have the proper depth.
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RF output (J7) - CPR-137 waveguide flange (grooved), see Figure 4: Connectors at page 16.
The user needs a CPR-137 flat waveguide flange.
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Attach the correct RF cable with mating connector to their corresponding connector ports on
the SSPB.
•
If necessary, connect a power meter or a spectrum analyzer to the RF output monitor port
(RF MON)
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Wrap mastic tape (item 8 of TABLE 9 at page 36) around all of the SSPB connectors in
order to prevent water/humidity ingress, which may result in damage.
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Squeeze the tape tightly, ensuring that both ends of the tape have formed around the
connector and the cable.
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