Rangemaster AM1000 installation manual Voltage Bottom TOP Test Jacks Readings Needed That PRO

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VOLTAGE

 

E

 

 

 

 

BOTTOM

 

 

AND TOP

 

 

TEST

 

 

JACKS

 

 

 

 

 

READINGS

NEEDED

THAT PRO-

DUCE 100

MILLIWATTS

Please Note!! Do not use this man- ual method, for refer- ence only!! Simply ro- tate power control un- til you get the “green light”!!

1.0

1.00

 

 

1.1

.910

1.2

.840

 

 

1.3

.770

1.4

.720

 

1.5

.670

1.6

.630

1.7

.590

 

1.8

.560

1.9

.530

2.0

.500

2.1

.480

2.2

.455

2.3

.435

2.4

.420

 

2.5

.400

2.6

.385

2.7

.370

2.8

.360

2.9

.345

3.0

.335

3.1

.325

3.2

.315

3.3

.305

3.4

.295

3.5

.285

3.6

.280

3.7

.270

3.8

.265

3.9

.255

4.0

.250

4.1

.245

4.2

.240

4.3

.233

4.4

.228

4.5

.223

4.6

.218

4.7

.213

4.8

.210

4.9

.205

5.0

.200

5.1

.197

 

5.2

.193

5.3

.189

5.4

.186

5.5

.183

5.6

.180

5.7

.177

5.8

.174

5.9

.171

I CURRENT

MIDDLE

AND BOT

TEST

JACKS

1.00 VOLT

EQUALS

100 MILLI AMPS AC- TUAL CUR-

The manual method in- volves simply involves taking 2 voltage readings and referring to the power chart in this man- ual. Adjust the power pot until you are at the legal power level. Turn

the audio pot all the way down. Take your voltage reading, take this reading with the meter

leads in the same posi- tion as when you were tuning. Now place your Black (negative) test lead in the bottom test hole pad & your Red (Positive) test lead in the middle test hole pad. This will measure your Current.

Your power should not exceed 100 milliwatts or .1 Watt to comply with FCC rules (Part 15). See the conversion table supplied for different combinations of Voltage and Current that equal 100 milliwatts. The “Power Adjust” works just like a volume control. Clockwise is more power and counter clockwise is less. Again with the AM1000T “Green light” simply adjust Power level con- trol until the LED is green.

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Contents Extended Getting ready/ Things you may need Aprox Vendor Cost Starting the Installation Finding a place for the Transmitter NO!!!NO Using Cat 5 shielded outdoor wire Studio Connections and settings Working with the Inovonics 222 audio processor Page Page Tune Voltage Bottom TOP Test Jacks Readings Needed That PRO Trying to get good Range Page Radio Noise Problems & Possible Solutions FCC information Converting from agile module to crystal Certification LED