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USER’S MANUAL

 

 

 

 

 

 

SERIES 48750 RF REPEATER

 

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m W

1

30.0

1000

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398

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AGC AUTOMATIC SHUTDOWN

 

 
When the automatic gain control circuit reaches its limit (20 dB), the power amplifier stage is shut down 
to prevent harmful distortion and potential damage to the repeater.  Shutdown will only occur if the AGC 
control limit is exceeeded for about a half second.  Power is then cut for 2 seconds.  After this time-out, 
power is brought back on-line.  If the overload condition is still present, shutdown will again occur in 
about 1 second.  This cycle will be repeated until the condition causing AGC to reach its limit is removed.  
Conditions which can cause AGC to reach its limit include the presence of one or more very strong 
channels, a strong in-band noise source, or amplifier oscillation due to inadaquate antenna isolation. 
 

MANUAL GAIN ADJUSTMENT 
 

The independent manual attenuators, RX for uplink and TX for downlink, are accessable from the bottom 
of the unit.  They are set fully counter clock wise, at min attenuation – max gain.  Manual attenuation is 
separate from the AGC so these attenuators can be used to reduce overdrive while maintaining the AGC 
range.  At fully clockwise, 20 dB of attenuation will be introduced in the respective gain path.  
 

AC / DC POWER

 

 

 

 
AC power is supplied through a standard 3-wire male plug connected through a standard IEC-320 plug.  
Connect this plug to any standard 3-wire 120 VAC outlet. A 5 x 20 mm, 3.15 amp fast blow fuse is used 
to cut power in the event of a severe AC fault.  A 5 amp mini ATO fuse is used between the 28 VDC from 
the power supply and the control board which distributes the power to all components.  This is located on 
the control board.  
 

WARNING:

  

ALWAYS REMOVE POWER BEFORE CHECKING OR CHANGING FUSES.  

120 

VAC can be lethal.  

Always unplug

 the amplifier before servicing the interior.  

Never insert

 conductive 

objects into any opening.  

Do not remove or probe

 under the plastic safety cover over the AC terminals 

of the 28 VDC power supply.  

Always use

 a standard 3-wire electrical outlet with safety ground for AC 

power.     
 
 

INSTALLATION 

 

 

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Page 2: ...of any proprietary rights of any persons Use or application of such information or statements is at the user s sole risk without any liability on the part of Radio Frequency Systems Nothing herein sha...

Page 3: ...FC CC C a an nd d D DO OC C C Ce er rt ti if fi ic ca at ti io on n 2 2 Product Overview 3 Theory of Operation 3 Block Diagram 3 Electrical and Mechanical Specifications 4 Outline of Face Plate 4 Int...

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Page 7: ...ervice area connectors that determine the basic pass band and direct the RF signals to the proper gain path uplink and downlink respectively Both links have automatic gain control AGC in the power amp...

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Page 9: ...r of the signals is reduced the DC offset voltage will reduce level of attenuation In typical operation the AGC is only active when needed to prevent overdrive If the AGC is constantly activating it i...

Page 10: ...wn will only occur if the AGC control limit is exceeeded for about a half second Power is then cut for 2 seconds After this time out power is brought back on line If the overload condition is still pr...

Page 11: ...tem design Generally it is desired to minimize the amount of coax that has to be installed However in buildings with extensive obstructions it may be neccesary to install several service area antennas...

Page 12: ...be working the mostly likely senario is a break in the donor or distribution networks First check both RF paths output via the DC voltages on Pins 12 and 13 or the RX DET V and Tx DET V from the PM70...

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Page 14: ...material is accepted for replacement or repair without written authority of the Seller Replacement or repair is made only after an examination at the Seller s plant shows defective material or workman...

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