Siemens RL-854 manual Assembling Antenna, Tighten jam nuts against the hub to secure the radials

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RL-854 Radio Control Unit

 

Type I, Style A

Installation

Installing Standard RL-854

3. Route power to the unit.

(contd.)

NOTE: This must meet the National Electric Code (NEC) and/or any

 

 

local codes. One of the two 1 in. (25.4 mm) bottom wire entrance holes

 

may be used for this purpose.

 

4. See Figure 2. Connect 120 V ac to terminal TB1 as follows:

 

a) Black wire to line (L) terminal

 

b) White wire to neutral (N) terminal

 

c) Green wire to ground (G) terminal

 

5. Connect the circuits to be controlled to terminal block TB2 terminal 1

 

through 6 (as required) as follows:

 

a) Terminal 1 connects to terminal 2 when 3-pulse relay is powered.

 

b) Terminal 3 connects to terminal 4 when 5-pulse relay is powered.

 

c) Terminal 5 connects to terminal 6 when 7-pulse relay is powered.

 

NOTE: These contacts have only a light-duty current-carrying

 

capacity.

 

6. Connect the antenna plug attached to the antenna lead-in wire to the

 

receptacle on the radio unit. Route the antenna cable to the antenna

 

location.

 

NOTE: Avoid sharp bends in the antenna cable, and leave a drip loop

 

anywhere the antenna lead-in wire changes from vertical to horizontal.

 

Be sure to secure the antenna lead-in cable so it does not move

 

excessively in the wind to prevent fatigue failure of the cable.

 

Assembling Antenna

 

To assemble the antenna, perform the following procedure:

 

1. Unpack the antenna and become familiar with the parts and hardware.

 

2. Loosen the mounting nut and assemble the radials as shown in

 

Figure 5. Tighten jam nuts against the hub to secure the radials.

 

Retighten the mounting nut.

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Contents RL-854 Radio Control Type I, Style a Record of Changes Rev Description EC No Checked Approved DateTable of Contents List of Figures Warranties Disclaimers Safety Safety Symbols RL-854 Radio Control Unit Type I, Style aSafety Symbols contd Qualified Personnel Intended UseInstallation OperationMaintenance and Repair Action in the Event of a System or Component MalfunctionDescription IntroductionRadio Controller Power Handling Capability Introduction contd OptionsHeater Equipment Specification Data Main AssemblyCabinet ReceiverEquipment Specification Data Quantity Description Part Number Number Part DescriptionRadio Control Restrictions Interfacing Radio ControllerIntensity Control Intensity Control contd Periods Microphone ClicksClicks Theory of Operation GeneralMain Assembly contd Interface Panel Interface Panel contd Automatic Radio Control Installation Unpacking Installing Standard RL-854 Other L-821 ConfigurationsContd Assembling Antenna Tighten jam nuts against the hub to secure the radialsAssembling Antenna Installing Antenna Safety PrecautionsInstalling RL-854PR Radio Controller Mounting AntennaInstalling RL-854PR Radio Controller contd Operation Incremental Relay OptionDecoder PCB Controls and Indicators Startup ProceduresIndicators ControlsStartup Procedures contd Startup Procedures contd Maintenance Introduction Receiver Frequency Setting SwitchTroubleshooting Problems and Possible Causes SolutionsTroubleshooting contd Parts Using the Illustrated Parts ListRL-854 Radio Control Unit Part Numbering System Description Part NumberRL-854 Main Assembly Parts List TypeHeater RL-854 Main Assembly Parts RL-854 Motherboard Assembly Parts ListRL-854 Motherboard Assembly Parts List contd RL-854 Control Board and Fuse Assembly Parts List DS1Optional Parts Item No Description Part NumberSwitch Settings for Frequency Control of Receiver PCB RF FrequencyA-2 A-3 A-4 A-5 A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 A-10 A-11 A-12 A-13 A-14 A-15 A-16