User's Manual

Stealth Repeater

- QSG

Passivation

When lithium batteries are not used, they develop an internal oxidation layer

called passivation that prevents them from delivering their rated current. As the

battery is used (loaded), the passivation dissipates and the battery is able to

deliver full current. When batteries sit on the shelf for extended periods or are

used in a standby capacity, this passivation can render the batteries unusable.

When a new battery is installed in the Repeater, a load is automatically applied

for 5 minutes to remove passivation; thereafter, a load is applied weekly to

prevent accumulation of more oxidation; this assures that battery will always be

ready to provide backup power.

Battery Clips

For shipping and extended storage,

Attach a Battery Clip or Retaining

Clip. When the Clip is attached the

battery cannot be moved from the

holder. This prevents the batteries

from possibly getting out of the

holder and cause damage to the

interior of the Stealth Repeater.

Battery holder has a retaining clip

that holds the battery securely

against vibration and shock. When

the Lithium battery is depleted, slide

the clip off the holder, remove and

replace the battery, then replace

the clip.

Configuration

Handheld

To connect the Repeater to MeshMaster it must be installed.

The installing process is the same as installing a device

through the SMiRF or PDA. To start the installation process

go to your hand-held device and find the SMiRF application.

You you find this application and tap it to open it the main

menu will open.

If the installation is a work order go to tasks and complete

the installation there. If not tap install to open the install

menu.

When the install menu appears tap, Repeater. The screen

will change to show that the technician will have to fill out

the address information for the device so it can be found in

the future.

Application

software icon