User's Manual

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AMDS CONFIDENTIAL

Antenna Co-Location At Multiple-Transmitter Sites:

According to § 1.1307(b)(3), the FCC requires the following (excerpted

from CFR 47):

(3) In general, when the guidelines

specified in § 1.1310 are exceeded in an

accessible area due to the emissions

from multiple fixed transmitters, actions

necessary to bring the area into

compliance are the shared responsibility

of all licensees whose transmitters

produce, at the area in question,

power density levels that exceed 5% of

the power density exposure limit applicable

to their particular transmitter or

field strength levels that, when

squared, exceed 5% of the square of the

electric or magnetic field strength

limit applicable to their particular

transmitter. Owners of transmitter

sites are expected to allow applicants

and licensees to take reasonable steps

to comply with the requirements contained

in § 1.1307(b) and, where feasible,

should encourage co-location of transmitters

and common solutions for controlling

access to areas where the RF

exposure limits contained in § 1.1310

might be exceeded.

2.3. Data Link

The TGB supports several different communications backbones—a

single/dual modem (56K) connection or a 10/100BaseT Ethernet connection.

The modems and Ethernet connections are made through the modular

connectors on the breakout panel.

2.4. Initial Startup

Prior to applying power, ensure that all fuses are in place, the antenna is

connected, the 24 VDC supply is connected to the TGB, and the data line

(POTS or Ethernet) is connected.

After approximately 30 seconds, the Fusion Processor will complete its boot

up procedure, and the TGB will connect to the TGB Controller.

After approximately 1 minute, the TGB boot-up sequence should be

completed. All LED’s indicating a green color on the front panel informs the

operator that the TGB is operating correctly and has passed all self tests.