The following procedure describes how to replace the Power Supply module. When using only one Power Supply module, the second AC power socket on the rear panel is
This user manual provides information on how to configure, install, and operate the base station component of the NextNet Wireless MMDS Broadband Wireless Access System. The manual
Only qualified personnel can replace the components for power supply and distribution system. Wear protective tools such as insulation gloves and shoes before replacing the components
The antennas are connected to the receiver by high quality RF cables. The receiver is connected to a permanent power supply (mains or generator power). The internal battery of
Identify the Components Locate the hardware components you want to replace. In a TETRA Base Station, common components that might need replacement include power supplies,
3.6.6 Connect Power Connector Because it is not sure that the distance between the installation site and the power supply device, the two ends of power adapter are bare
Set the power supply aside and proceed with installing the new or replacement power supply module. Install blank covers in all power supply bays that are to remain empty
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