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Minimize Handling.	Keep parts in original containers	Discharge personal static
	until ready for use.	before handling devices.

Handle devices by the body.	Use anti-static containers for	Do not slide devices over any
	handling and transport.	surface.

Avoid plastic, vinyl and	When removing plug-in	Handle devices only at a static-
styrofoam in work area.	assemblies, handle only by	free work station.
	non-conductive edges and
	never touch open edge	Only anti-static type solder
	connector except at static-free	suckers should be used.
	work station. Placing shorting
	strips on edge connector	Only grounded tip soldering
	usually provides complete	irons should be used.
	protection to installed devices.

Figure S–1. Procedures for Handling Electrostatic Sensitive Components

VanLink System featuring TouchStar™ Technology - Troll Systems Corporation

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Troll Systems Corporation Ground-BasedProducts VanLink System Installation GuideTroll Systems Corporation Technical Publications Document VLSG-01Revision - 10/17/2008Valencia, CA 91355, U.S.A Troll Systems Corporation 24950 Anza Avenue2008 Troll Systems Corporation NOTICETable of Contents C100 User Interface INTRODUCTION Safety ConsiderationsSUMMARY VANLINK EQUIPMENT COMPONENTSINTRODUCTION ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, TERMSTerm DefinitionTerm ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS, TERMSDefinition Introduction P-3INTRODUCTION WARRANTYPACKAGING WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTES, AND HINTS CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS DOCUMENTVanLink Component Set-upand Operation WarningsHints CautionsHint This format is used for all hints INTRODUCTIONCONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATIONINTRODUCTION GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFETY CONSIDERATIONSDo Not Service or Adjust Alone Hazard Advisory Placards/SignsElectrical Power/Shock Hazards VanLink Safety ConsiderationsCoincidental Damage to Equipment in Cabinets Be Familiar With Resuscitation TechniquesLifting/Handling Hazards Safety Considerations S-3Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive ESDS Components Safety Considerations S-5 Page 1.1SYSTEM OVERVIEW SECTION VANLINK SYSTEM OVERVIEWLocal and Remote Controller COMM 12 wire Nycoil from V750 to Tx Antenna COMMFigure 1-2.VanLink IMU Configuration 1.1.1VanLink System FeaturesSYSTEM OVERVIEW GPS MagnetometerSwitcher / Router Figure 1-3.VanLink Remote Studio ConfigurationSYSTEM OVERVIEW Document VLSG-01- 10/21/08SPECIFICATIONS 1.2SPECIFICATIONS1.2.1Required System Components 1.2.1.1Hardware RequirementsSECTION VANLINK SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 2.2SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS2.1INTRODUCTION VANLINK SYSTEM GUIDE2.3.1Power Requirements 2.3INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS2.3.2Rack Installation INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS2.3.3.2V750 Cable and Connector Requirements INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 2.3.3.1Running CablesFigure 2-1.Cable Connector/Adapters E-201-0101-01 Refer to FigureINSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Figure 2–2.Typical Network Configuration2.3.4IP Connectivity 2.3.4.1Master Controllers and TNS Accessibility2.3.3.4GPS/IMU Connectivity 2.3.3.5EVDO/3G Router ConnectivityINSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Figure 2–3.Typical VanLink Network ConfigurationDocument VLSG-01- 10/21/08 Troll Systems2.3.5Typical Network Configuration for VanLink 2.4GPS/IMU ASSEMBLYGPS/IMU ASSEMBLY 2.4.1GPS/IMU Mounting Considerations2.4.2VanLink GPS GPS/IMU ASSEMBLY Figure 2-4.GPS/IMU Assembly2.6REMOTE AND LOCAL CONTROL 2.5CALIBRATION2.5.1Magnetometer Calibration 2.5.2Antenna CalibrationOPERATING REQUIREMENTS 2.7OPERATING REQUIREMENTS2.7.1Transmitter Control / Available Options 3.1INTRODUCTION SECTION ENGINEERING DRAWINGSVANLINK SYSTEM GUIDE Document VLSG-01- 10/21/08Page Page Page Page Page Page