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G-5500 Antenna Azimuth-Elevation Rotators & Contoroller Instruction Manual

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8

  8

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 Spring Washer

2

8

  8

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 Nut

3

8

  8

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Washer

4

4

  8

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 Stud Bolt

5

6

  Boom/Mast Clamp

6

2

  U Bolt

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4

  6

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 Washer

8

4

  6

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 Spring Washer

9

4

  6

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 Nut

Mounting the Rotators Separately

Only do this if the elevation rotator is to be
mounted alone on the mast.  You will need four
long stud bolts and four additional pipe clamps
(available from your dealer).
1.

Slip an 8 mm spring washer over the short-
thread end of each stud bolt (x4), and screw
the stud bolts firmly into holes in the side
of the elevation rotator.

2.

Slip an 8 mm flat washer over each in-
stalled stud bolt, and then the pipe clamps.
Place another flat washer and then a spring
washer over the end of each stud bolt, and
start a nut on each to hold the hardware in
place.

Installing the boom in the Elevation Rotator.

Do these steps for all installations.

1.

Slide the boom through the rotator.

2.

Place one U-bolt over each arm of the ro-
tator, and assemble one pipe clamp, flat
washers, spring washers and nuts on the
U-bolts. Center the boom carefully, and
alternately tighten the nuts on each U-bolt
½-turn beyond the point where the spring
washers are flattened.

Be sure to leave enough slack in both the el-
evation control cable and the coaxial cable
feedline around the azimuth rotator so the an-
tenna can rotate 450° without straining the cable
or feedline.

For dual parallel arrays, feedlines should be
taped to the boom on either side of the rotator,
with enough slack left to allow 180° rotation
without stressing the feedlines.

Summary of Contents for G-5500DC

Page 1: ...Mexico Central So America 7270 NW 12th St Suite 320 Miami FL 33126 U S A YAESU EUROPE B V Snipweg 3 1118DN Schiphol The Netherlands YAESU UK LTD Unit 2 Maple Grove Business Centre Lawrence Rd Hounslo...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...l climatic conditions The rotators may be mounted together on a mast or independently with the azimuth rotator inside a tower and the elevation rotator on the must The controller unit is a handsomely...

Page 4: ...Bolt 4 M8 x 25 Hex Bolt 8 M8 x 70 Hex Bolt 4 M8 x 95 Hex Socket Bolt 1 U Bolt 2 6mm Spring Washer 4 6mm Flat Washer 4 8mm Spring Washer 18 8mm Flat Washer 12 M8 Square Nut 1 M8 Hex Nut 4 M6 Hex Nut 4...

Page 5: ...tch and confirm that the rotator slowly stops 6 Repeat step 5 pressing the DOWN switch instead of the UP switch The elevation rotator should turn in the opposite direc tion as the meter indication mov...

Page 6: ...ress the RIGHT switch again to continue clockwise rotation until the rotator reaches its end stop The indicator should now point to right edge 90 of the scale Elevation Indicator Press the UP switch t...

Page 7: ...om the computer routes through this grommet and is affixed in place by the nylon cable clamp Pin 6 1 4 2 5 3 7 8 Function Provides 2 to 4 5VDC corresponding to 0 to 450 Provides 2 to 4 5VDC correspond...

Page 8: ...cially during strong winds The azimuth rotator may be mounted at the top of the mast together with the elevation rotator or separately inside of a supporting tower The latter method is generally stron...

Page 9: ...nother flat washer and then a spring washer over the end of each stud bolt and start a nut on each to hold the hardware in place Installing the boom in the Elevation Rotator Do these steps for all ins...

Page 10: ...o that it indicates precisely 0 North Then using an accurate map and known landmarks position the antenna without using the controller so that it points to true North Alternatively consult a Geodetic...

Page 11: ...G 5500 Schematic Diagram...

Page 12: ...Copyright 1998 Yaesu Musen Co Ltd All rights reserved No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the permission of Yaesu Musen Co Ltd Printed in Japan E12901000...

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