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If longer cable runs are required for your application, please contactCSI Wireless for a low-loss antenna cable.The H-field Loop antenna within the CDA-2MAX is sensitive to themagnetic field of the medium frequency radiobeacon broadcast. Itreceives beacon signals that are band-pass filtered and amplified.This ensures that only radiobeacon frequencies to passed to thebeacon receiver.Appendix A details the technical specifications for the CDA-2MAXantenna. Refer to Section 2.4 for instructions regarding antennainstallation.DGPS MAX Reference Manual 22
2. InstallationThis chapter contains instructions and recommendations for theinstallation of the DGPS MAX receiver and CDA-2MAX antenna.2.1 System Parts ListThe following list of standard equipment is included with the DGPSMAX Receiver system:! DGPS MAX (part number 803-0025-xxx)! CDA-2MAX Antenna (part number 804-3017-xxx)! Power Cable (various available)! Antenna Cable (various available)! Data Cable (part number 050-0011-022)! Magnetic Mount Kit (part number 725-0007-012)! Reference Manual (part number 875-0034-000)2.2 Receiver Layout and ConnectionsThe DGPS MAX receiver is easily installed requiring only power, data,antenna, and ground connections. Figure 2-1 illustrates the cableconnections required for the DGPS MAX receiver.Caution - The DGPS MAX receiver provides 5 VDC across theantenna port. Connection to incompatible devices may result indamage to equipment.DGPS MAX Reference Manual 23
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Page 4 and 5: Copyright Notice© Copyright 2001 C
Page 6 and 7: CSI Wireless Inc. Limited WarrantyC
Page 8 and 9: Table of ContentsList of Figures ..
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