Installation Instructions

FIXED TERMINAL INSTALLATION HANDBOOK
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20/42 09/2001
IH – PS8433EAE01
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2.4.2 Antenna cable (fixed radio terminal)
The antenna cable must be a coaxial screened double braided cable,
RG214 type for example.
The characteristics of the antenna cable must be as follows:
• impedance : 50 Ω,
• cable loss : < 1 dB,
• connector : TNC male.
2.4.3 Power supply cable
The power supply cable must be a non–screened cable with 3 wires
(phase, neutral and ground) of 0.5 mm
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The power supply cable is connected to the power supply via the
grounded mains supply connector included in the connection kit.
It is also possible to use a standard PC type cable.
2.4.4 RSW – wall unit link cable (fixed line–connected
terminal)
The RSW – wall unit link cable must be:
• a screened simple braided cable, RG250 type for example, for a cable
length less than 15 meters,
• a screened simple braided cable with low cable loss, H–KERN type for
example, for a cable length more than 15 meters.
It must be a 4–pair cable with screening for a V11 connection.
The cable is connected to the wall unit via the STOCKO 8–pin female
connector included in the connection kit and other end of the cable is
connected to the MSW/SSW via a Sub–D 9–pin male connector (local
supply).
If a modem is used to provide the link, the link cable is supplied with the
modem and has the reference SPE17 (see Section 1.3, Document <3>).