Long-term storage, Calibration, Required equipment – Bird Technologies 4391A User Manual
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Inspect the RF connectors for any sign of wear or damage. Replace if
necessary.
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Clean the connectors with alcohol or any acceptable dry cleaning fluid.
Long-term Storage
Do not store the instrument for long periods of time without recharging the
batteries. When the instrument is stored for long periods of time without use,
the batteries will loose their charge and also loose the ability to reach full
charge when put into service. To restore the battery charge, perform a full
charge for 16 hours. If the batteries are not fully charged after 16 hours, com-
pletely discharge the batteries then perform a full charge again. If necessary,
repeat this discharge and charge cycle up to three times. If the batteries do
not remain charged after three discharge-charge cycles, replace the batteries.
Calibration
The RF Power Analyst should be calibrated once each year or after any repair.
Required Equipment
Refer to Table 7 for test equipment needed to calibrate the RF Power Analyst.
Table 6 Required Calibration Equipment
WARNING
Use only Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries that have a
minimum capacity of 4500 milliamper hours (mAh). Do not
install batteries that are not Nickel Metal Hydride. Do not
install NiMH batteries that have less than 4500 mAh
capacity. Failure to comply may result in damage to the
batteries, damage to the instrument, and injury to
personnel from battery chemicals.
Equipment
Recommended Model
Calibrator/Source
Keithly Model 263 or equivalent
Cable Assembly
(1 Required)
BNC to BNC (1 meter long)
DC Feed-in Element
(1 required)
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