Specifications

EASTAR UHP-1000 SERIES SATELLITE ROUTER
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL, V. 2.3
(SW VERSION 2.2.9)
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2. OPERATIONS
2.1 Operational limits
Table 3 Operational limits
#
Parameter
Limits
Minimum
Maximum
1
PSU Input voltage
100 VAC
240 VAC
2
Router DC Input voltage
23 VDC
25 VDC
3
Output current at Tx Out interface
-
2 A
4
Input voltage on the Tx Out interface
-
24 V
5
Output current at Rх SCPC or RX TDMA
-
0,75 А
6
Input voltage on other interfaces
18 V
7
Operational temperature
0 С
+40
0
C
8
Relative humidity (@ 25
0
С)
0%
90%
9
Atmospheric pressure (mm Hg)
720
770
10
Mechanical impacts (acceleration with an
amplitude not exceeding 1,25 mm):
- in a range 0,5 – 15 Hz:
- in a range 15-40 Hz:
- in a range 40-300 Hz:
2,45 m/s
5,88 m/s
14,7 m/s
2.2 Preparation for use
2.2.1 Unpacking
Before opening the packaging please check a safety of transport container. If there is any
visible damage of packaging you should keep it as long as the delivered equipment will be
properly tested.
DO NOT OPEN THE PACKAGING BY ANY INSTRUMENTS WITH CUTTING EDGES
EXCEEDING 2.5 CM. THIS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO HARDWARE OR CABLES.
Unpack the router in the following order:
1. Cut the tape on the front bottom of the cartons;
2. Extract from a cardboard box the router, power supply, power cord and a CD with
documentation.
3. Store all packing materials for further storage or shipment of equipment.
4. Check equipment for the presence of any possible damage resulting from
transportation.
5. Check the completeness of supply in accordance with the packing slip.
2.2.2 Installation
UHP-1000 Router is designed for installation on any flat, stable surface or on a shelf in the
rack with the equipment or for installation in 5'' bay of standard computer/server.
When installing in a rack or on a flat surface, make sure you have enough free space for
ventilation of the power supply and the router (not less than 2 cm). When installing the
router inside the computer or other systems we recommend using forced cooling to
guarantee the normal thermal environment of the router.