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RF-6000E Operations Manual
Chapter 2. Installation Instructions — 39
Chapter 2. Installation Preparation
Installation Overview
The RF-6000E is designed for indoor or outdoor installation and can be tower, wall, or pole mounted.
The unit’s compact cabinet simplifies installation.
NOTE
:
Only qualified service or technical personnel should install and service the RF-6000E
.
Receipt and Inspection of the RF-6000E Microwave RF Repeater
Immediately upon receipt of the RF-6000E repeater, unpack and inventory the contents against the
packing lists, including the contents of the accessory kit and any optional equipment ordered with the
unit
—
see Tables 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Contact Peninsula Engineering Solutions if any items are missing.
Inspect the unit and accessories thoroughly for shipping damage, especially for damage that may be
hidden by the packaging. Pay particular attention to the following:
⇒
Bent or dented sheet metal
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Loose or broken components
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Damaged connectors and waveguide flanges
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Damaged or broken wiring or coaxial cables
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Missing or damaged contents of the accessory kit
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Missing or damaged optional equipment
Note any damage on the waybill and request that the delivery agent sign it for verification. Also, notify
the transfer company as soon as possible, submit a damage report to the carrier, and inform the
Customer Service Department of Peninsula Engineering Solutions in writing.
NOTE:
Save original shipping crate and packing materials for any future transport of the unit.
If the RF-6000E repeater is to be stored for later installation or shipment, reseal the packaging of the
accessory kit and the repeater.
If power system batteries are to be stored for later installation, the batteries must be recharged semi-
annually and especially, prior to installation. Lead acid batteries stored without charging can degrade
to an un-usable condition and will not be covered under warranty.