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ISSUED: 08-30-13 SHEET #: 180-9051-1
Installation
Transmitter
Mounting
If the transmitter will not be installed in an AV rack, then leave the rubber feet in place. If the
transmitter will be installed in an av rack, then remove the four rubber feet from the base.
Step 1
Use the supplied M3 screws to install the rack ears onto the chassis.
Step 2
Mount the Transmitter into the rack.
Power Connections
Step 1
Connect the provided 120/240 VAC power adapter to the rear power supply input, and plug into a
suitable wall outlet.
Antenna And Cable Connections
Step 1 (If Not in a Rack)
If the transmitter is not installed in a rack, the antenna may be installed directly onto the TX module.
The antenna connector is reverse (left) thread.
Screw the antenna onto the TX module by turning
the outer nut left. Hand-Tighten only.
Step 2 (If in a Rack)
•
If the transmitter is installed in a rack, the Remote Antenna Cable should be used and the
antenna should be placed outside of any and all steel if possible.
•
Connect the female threaded end of the cable onto the TX module. The connector is reverse
(left) thread. Screw the cable onto the TX module by turning the outer nut left. Hand-Tighten
only.
•
Route the coax cable accordingly. Decide the mounting location of the antenna. The supplied
Remote Mount Bracket can be used by simply drilling the appropriate holes (antenna
connector and mounting screws or zip ties).
•
Drill a ¼” (6.35mm) diameter hole into the supplied Mount Bracket (or other surface) for the
bulkhead connector to go through. The surface thickness maximum is 0.10” (2.54mm) to allow
antenna to tighten onto connector.
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Insert the bulkhead
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tting through the bracket or surface and install the washer and nut snug.
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Secure the Mount Bracket to the mounting surface using screws, zip ties, etc.
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Screw the antenna onto the bulkhead connector.
The antenna connector is reverse (left)
thread.
Screw the antenna onto the TX module by turning the outer nut left. Hand-Tighten
only.
