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Telsa T01140608 UHF Antenna
Installation Manual
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01 22/04/2009 M09077 G FRISARIO (R&D COORD.) M. STUCCHI (R&D) 
00 13/03/2009 EMISSION G FRISARIO (R&D) G BRUSATI (R&D) 
ED DATE CHANGE NOTE APPRAISAL AUTHORITY ORIGINATOR 
INSTALLATION AND USE HANDBOOK T01140608-PI 
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UHF OMNI MULTIPLE ANTENNA 225-400 MHz 
T01140608 
 
 
INSTALLATION AND USE HANDBOOK 
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INTRODUCTION 
 
The electrical and mechanical characteristics of the devices are listed at the end of this document. 
The antenna package (wooden case) contains: 
 
- Nr.1 antenna 
- Nr.1 installation and use handbook 
 
 
INSTALLATION AND USE INSTRUCTIONS 
 
Remove the antenna from the wooden case and check that the device is intact. 
Remove the protection that you find under the antenna’s base flange (then remove the connector 
protection cap). 
The antenna’s assembly to the support is done by a flange for six M16 screws (not supplied). 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Run the drilling of support plate with the mask drilling below. The hole for the passage of the entire 
cables with connectors Nm must be free of burrs and/or sharp edges. 
 
Oil the threads of the screws with some grease as a protection from weather inclemencies and to 
facilitate an eventual successive taking apart of the antenna. Insert the Nr.6 screws in the antenna 
base flange with the plane washers, the elastic washers and the nuts. 
Tighten the nuts based on the class of resistance of the nuts and screws material. 
 
Connect the cable to the connector. Protect the connector from weather inclemencies (the use of an 
auto-agglomerative tape is suggested). Fix the cable to a support in order to avoid that its weight 
damages the connector. 
 
NOTE: you can also move the antenna by taking the up eyebolt. 
 
 
 
 
 
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MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 
 
The antenna does not need a scheduled maintenance. 
In case of bad-working the antenna cannot be repaired on field; it is suggested to contact the supplier. 
 
 
 
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