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ТЕХНИЧЕСКОЕ ОПИСАНИЕ И ИНСТРУКЦИЯ ПО ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ
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Fig.43 exemplifies situations when the Adaptor (13, Fig.1) and cable with crocodile clamps (2 and 12,
Fig.1) will be needed for connection to power mains or low-current cabling.
Operation mode: “WIRED RECEIVER”.
2А – mains cabling not equipped with a socket;
2B – line accessible through a terminal box (power switchboard).
Targeted Threats: active hard-wired high-frequency transmitters (transmitting within the operational
frequency band of ST300’s receiver).
2С – connection to contacts of an opened telephone socket (without disconnecting the telephony
devices);
2D – connection to contacts of an opened computer network socket without disconnecting the
computer or VoIP equipment.
Targeted Threats: active hard-wired high-frequency transmitters (transmitting within the operational
frequency band of ST300’s receiver), hidden wiretap vulnerabilities (“lawful intercept” modes) of office
PBX’s and VoIP-telephony devices.
Fig.43
Fig.44 illustrates the connection of ST300 to low-current lines with the aid of the Electronic Switch.
The Electronic Switch is connected to the line through a cable (4, Fig.1) and crocodile clamps (12, Fig.1).
Operation Modes of ST300:
– “WIRED RECEIVER”
– “LOW FREQUENCY AMPLIFIER”
– “NONLINEAR JUNCTION DETECTOR”
– “REFLECTОMETER”
– “CABLE LOCATOR”
3A – connection to a low-current line through a junction box;
3B – connection through contacts of an opened telephone socket (without disconnecting any telephony
devices);
3C – connection to contacts of an opened computer network socket without disconnecting the computer
or VoIP equipment.