User's Guide

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Initial Inspection of the Transceiver
On receipt of the transceiver from Park Air, remove all transit packaging and check that there is no transit
damage. If damage is evident, contact Park Air immediately and retain the original transit packaging.
The following items are included with the transceiver:
❑ Item 1. One copy of the T6 VHF Radios User Guide CD (part number 31-36T62VCD)
❑ Item 2. Packing box.
Antenna Configuration
The transceiver can be operated using a single antenna, or separate transmit and receive antennas (see
Fig 4 to Fig 9). For single antenna operation, the antenna’s feeder cable is connected to the rear panel
TX/RX antenna connector. For separate antenna operation, the transmit feeder cable is connected to the
TX/RX antenna connector and the receive feeder cable is connected to the RX antenna connector.
Fig 1 Antennas
Fig 1 Antennas
Internal RF cables must be correctly positioned to suit the required configuration. This is normally carried
out at Park Air prior to shipment. Should the configuration be required to change on installation, perform
the procedure detailed below. Note that if this procedure is used at any other time take note of the
warning preceding the instructions.
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INTERNALLY
SELECTABLE
RX
ANTENNA
ANTENNA
DANGER HIGH
RF VOLTAGES
CONNECT
ANTENNA
BEFORE
USE
T1/E1 HDLC
MARC
DATA
MARC
AUDIO
MARC FACILITIES
21.6 - 32 V 10A
POWER 40 0VA max
~ 110 - 240V ( +10%) 4A
SEE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE
CONNECTI NG SUPPLIES
DISCON NECT SUPPLI ES WHEN NOT IN USE
DC SUPPLY
AC SUPPLY
48 - 62Hz
FUSE F1
F15A 32V
110V - 120V T4A 125V UL
110- 240V T4A 250V IEC
RATINGS
FUSE F2
DC SUPPLY
FUSE F2
FUSE F1
SUPPLY
AC SUPPLY
RX Antenna
TX/RX Antenna