KAPSCH TRAFFICCOM CANADA 801154 Compact RF Module, model 801154 User Manual Installation instructions

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cnzdoo Reader Installation Instmctions
CR2000 - Reader Kit
antenna
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CR2000 - Reader Kit Packing List
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DC Power Pack. llOVac input, output SVISA,
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CR2000 Reader - Connections
CR2000 - Installation Tools
Your tool kit should include (but is not limited to) ..
0 N-type connector crimp tool
0 screwdrivers: flat blade, Philips blade
0 SAE Socket set
0 utility knife, wire cutter, wire stripper
Document A316000-775
CR2000- Installation Items
The kit of reader components described at left does not
include the following required items...
1 PC cable, R5232 (DTE-DCE), 12 feet (see Fig 1)
AIR antenna mount hardware: bracket(s), clamp(s), mast, etc.
100 fea (or less AIR) of RG213U cable
2.5 feet of RGSSU cable
1 N—male connector for RGZI3U cable
1 N-female connector for RG213U cable
1 N-male connector for RGSSU cable
I N—female connector for RGSSU cable
1 each offixed attenuators: 1, 2‘ 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 dB
AIR heat shrink tubing, electrical tape, cable ties and clamps
During system installation1 the contractor determines
the fixed RF attenuation level required.
CR2000- Installation Overview
0 The antenna is installed within the distance/angular limits
of the "pick-up point“ as indicated in Table 1 on the back
page
0 The reader, power pack, antenna adapter cable and "total
RF attenuation" components are installed at a location
inside the building (see Figure 1 on the back page) that is
(all of). ..
. within 6 feet of a llOVac power main drop
- within 12 feet (4 meters) of the host computer
' within 100 feet of the antenna mounting location
outside the building
0 All system connections are completed as indicated in the
CR2000 - Installation Steps listed on the back page.
0 The CR2000 PC application software is transferred from
the diskette to the host computer and is running.
0 The total RF attenuation value is determined by varying
the configuration of the available fixed attenuators
personnel may be required to "fine tune" the system RF
attenuation parameters
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CR2000 Reader Installation Instructions
Document A316000-775
CR2000 - Antenna mounting
The antenna will be mounted over-head at a height of Ha ft
with horizontal polarization where Ha is measured from the
highest part of the antenna. Determine the distance Do (in it)
between the "pick-up point“ and the antenna mast, and use it
to determine the antenna tilt down angle a“ in the in-lane
CR2000 - Installation Steps
Connect the antenna with the reader via RF feedline and RF
attenuator(s) and anterula adapter cable.
1) Disconnect the power main input to the power supply.
2) Connect the Power supply output to the CR2000 reader.
3) Connect the PC port COMl to the reader host port using
direction (H Plane), using the following table. the provided straight through 115432 cable
Antenna Pick-up Point Antenna Tilt Beam
Height (Ha) (Do) * Angle (a) Center *“
[ft] [ft] De [it]
12 15
18
15 .
8 to 10 18 4.5
13.5 7 to 9 15 4
9 to 10 18 4.5
* Distance referred to the antenna mast.
** Based on semi-empirical data.
Figure 1 - Installatlon Diagram
”‘total FlF attenuation" value
ls deterrnlned at the end of
the installation process
'total RF attenuation" value
N male
attenuator "" attenuator
N female/telltale N maldlemalo
N male
antenna adapter cable
D59 male‘
4) Connect the RF cable adapter (R058 short cable) to the
reader RF port (Type N connector).
5) Connect the RF feedline to the RF cable adapter via the
fixed attenuator(s) referenced in step 9. Install a Type-N
Male connector at the end of the feedline.
6) Route the RF feedline through the wall. At the feedline
antenna end. slip 6" of heatshrink tubing on the cable.
Install a Type-N female connector at the end of the
feedlinei Make the connection with the antenna.
7) Reconnect the power main input to the power supply.
8) Execute the CR2000 PC application software as
referenced in document A316000-743.
9) Determine the "total RF attenuation" value by varying the
configuration of the available fixed attenuator value(s).
10) After the system has been fully tested OK then heat shrink
the tubing (in step 6) over the antemla connector to make
it water tight.
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transponder
antenna
"RF capture zons'
when RF is turned on
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