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4.2 Redundant Transceiver Chassis Used as
Remote Station
Figure 4 shows a Redundant Transceiver Chassis used as a remote sta-
tion.
Invisible place holder
Figure 4. Redundant Station used as remote station
4.3 Redundant Transceiver Chassis Used as a
Repeater
Two WDS redundant transceivers may be connected “back-to-back”
using a null-modem cable to form a repeater station (Figure 5). This is
sometimes required in a network that includes a distant remote station
that would otherwise be unable to communicate with the master station
due to distance, or terrain.
NOTE:
WDS 9810 radios may be operated as repeaters. If other trans-
ceivers are installed, contact WDS for additional information
for operational consideration.
ANTENNA SYSTEM
(DIRECTIONAL TYPE
NORMALLY USED)
LOW-LOSS
FEEDLINE
REMOTE
TERMINAL
UNIT (RTU)
TO DATA I/O
INTERFACE CONN.
TO PRIMARY ANTENNA
CONNECTOR
POWER CORD(S)
P-20 REDUNDANT
REMOTE RADIO
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