TeeJet RX 400p - Manual (Page 23)

RX 400p
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the bottom of the RX 400p. Use the mounting brackets as a template when planning
and drilling mounting holes.
When selecting a location to install the receiver, you should ensure that:
The receiver is within reach of power, data, and antenna cable connections.
Sufficient room is available at the back of the receiver to connect and disconnect the
power, data, antenna, and ground cables.
Once you have installed the receiver, cables will not be bent excessively or pinched.
You have a clear view and access to the receiver’s front panel, to monitor the
receiver status.
1.3.2 Environmental Considerations
The RX 400p is designed to operate in an enclosed environment in which the
temperature remains between -32
°C and +74 °C and relative humidity is less than
95% (non-condensing). The receiver may be stored between -40 °C and +85 °C.
The CDA-2B Antenna is designed to operate in an open environment in which the
temperature remains between -40
°C and +85 °C and relative humidity is as high as
100%. The antenna may be stored at temperatures between -40 °C and +85 °C.
1.3.3 Power Considerations
The RX 400p uses a 2-conductor, positive locking, circular connector for application
of power. The RX 400p accepts an input voltage between 9.2 and 48 VDC. For best
performance, the supplied power should be continuous and clean. Table 1-1 details
the power specifications of the RX 400p receiver.
The back-lit LCD display of the RX 400p remains illuminated while power is applied
to the receiver.
Table 1-1 Power Requirements
Model Input Voltage Input Current Input Power
RX 400p (with CDA-2B) 9 to 48 VDC <550 mA @ 12 VDC <6.5 W Nominal