Telenetics OM-AMPS-100 manual Switches and LED Indicators, Power Supply

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Section 3

Specifications

Switches and LED Indicators

Toggle switches and LED indicators are provided for installation, configuration, and troubleshooting.

Switch controls: AC power ON-OFF

Battery ON-OFF

LED Indications: LED 1: AC Power/Battery Condition LED 2: Cellular Connection Status

Power Supply

The switching power supply is designed to operate from a wide range of AC input voltages and is isolated against voltage transients.

AC power input:	90 to 277 VAC,
	50 to 60 Hz
DC power input:	100 to 150 VDC
Output DC voltage:	13.2 volt DC +/- 5%, full
	load
Maximum output current:	2.0 amperes
Power consumption:	Idle: 1.3 Watts
	Transmit @ 3 Watts: 16.5
	Watts
Primary to secondary insulation:	8,000 volts peak at 60 Hz
Battery charge voltage:	13.8 Volts
Input AC fuse rating:	2 amps Slow Blow, 250V
Primary surge protection:	1500 Watt-seconds
Secondary surge protection:	20 KvA

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Contents OMEGA Page Table of Contents Using the Configuration Program Specifying a Default Port Anti-streaming Command Summary Table of Contents Product Overview PrefaceFigure P-1. Omega Application Ancillary Documentation Preface Installation Contents Introduction Hardware FeaturesFinding a Suitable Location Selecting a location for installing OmegaInstalling Omega Avoiding HazardsUnpacking Mounting Omega Required Materials and ToolsMounting an Antenna Mounting OmegaConnecting the Input Voltage Source Connecting an Input Voltage Source Connecting the Endpoint Device LED Powering Up OmegaOperating Omega Call Origination TestingVerifying the Cellular Transceiver Unit Activating Your Cellular TransceiverCall Answer Testing Contents Troubleshooting Contents Checking the Main Power Supply TroubleshootingChecking the Battery Voltage Checking the AntennaReinitializing Omega Specifications Specifications Modem Interface OperationCellular Transceiver Interface Battery OperationPower Supply Switches and LED IndicatorsMechanical Specifications ConnectorsEnvironmental Specifications EMI/RFI Agency ComplianceSection Specifications Section Using Configuration Program Section Using the Configuration Program Prerequisites Getting Started COM Port Prompt Reading the Cellular Telephone SignalProgramming a Telephone Number Example of Signal BarEntering the Cellular Telephone’s SID Changing the Login PasswordExiting the Configuration Program Section External Antenna Guidelines Section External Antenna Guidelines General Guidelines RF SignalHigh Voltage Areas GainExternal Antenna Selection Criteria Antenna PlacementDistance from the Antenna to the Closest Cell Site Degrees of Down-tilt on the Cell Site Antenna ArrayElectrical Interference Cable for Connecting the Antenna to OmegaDistance from the Antenna to Omega Height Above Ground Level of the AntennaTypes of External Antennas Directional AntennaElevated Feed 3dB Gain Antenna Contact Information Determining the Best External Antenna LocationSection External Antenna Guidelines Appendix a Port Expansion Module Option Appendix a Port Expansion Module Option Field Installation Package ContentsFirgure A-1. Sliding the Module into the Card Guides Figure A-2. Connecting the RJ-11 Jacks Testing the Module Ports Connecting Endpoint DevicesTime Delay Method Automatic Connection Second Dial Tone Method Manual Connection Example Atdt 19495552468,,,4 EnterSpecifying a Default Port Anti-streaming To… Do the Following… Command SummaryAppendix B Warranty Compliances Appendix B Warranty & Compliances BWarranty and RMA Statement Limitations FCC Statement FCC Interference StatementFCC Part 15 Statement Comments About This Manual Index Index