Camsat GlobalCAM-LTE, Руководство пользователя

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R&TTE declaration of conformity
This device meets requirements of the European directive on radio equipment, telecom-
munications terminals as well as on their mutual identification and compatibility (Directi-
ve 1999/5/CE of the European Parliament and the Council of Europe, March 1999).
The GlobalCAM-LTE module is compliant with provisions related to the safety in using
electrical devices. Observe the following guidelines:
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the power outlet must be earthed in compliance with applicable provisions,
before transferring the device or performing any other technical operations, di-
sconnect the power supply,
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do not use any damaged or worn power supply cables, as they pose a threat to the
user's safety,
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installation works must be performed by sufficiently qualified technicians, do not
use the device in locations where flammable substances are kept,
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secure the device so that children or unauthorised persons should not gain access
to it,
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make certain that the device has been reliably fixed,
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the device is off only after disconnecting its power supply cables and the cables
between it and other devices,
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if the device is transferred to a room where the temperature is higher than where it
has previously been kept, water vapour may condensate inside its casing, which
will prevent its proper use (Wait until the condensed water evaporates).
Distances and interferences
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The transmission distance may vary, depending on the frequency, environment, ra-
dio waves, buildings, weather conditions, etc.
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When the transmitter is near such equipment as the TV set, R-LAN wireless ne-
twork, another transmitter, or when it is placed between other radio devices, then
the video stream may be interrupted or the devices might even lose the connec-
tion. If this occurs, increase the distance between the interrupted devices and the
transmitter.
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The signal reception may vary, depending on the transmitter's working height and
angle. If the signal reception is not stable, optimise the antenna settings.
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Meteorological radars operating within the frequency ranges of 5,250-5,350 MHz
and 5,650-5,850 MHz have the highest priority. These radars can interrupt the de-
vice operation or even prevent it entirely
WARNING
The antennas used for the transmission from this transmitter must be installed
according to the instruction manual and they must be placed at least 30 cm
from all persons. The transmitter is not compatible with another antenna nor
transmitter.