
System Part Number: 900-0782-81, -91
Document P/N: 551-0782-81, Rev C1
December 2014
Installation Guide
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Trouble Shooting
Should there be any difficulty in establishing a radio link, consider the following items:
1. Are all the units properly installed and wired?
2. Is DC power applied and are the power indicators illuminated?
3. Are the UHF antennas installed, aligned toward the distant end?
4. Are the UHF antenna polarizations the same at both ends?
5. Are the coax feedlines installed correctly? Check the return loss or continuity.
a. Return Loss should be 14 dB or greater. (VSWR 1.5:1 or less)
6. RSSI should be greater than -106/-104 dBm and best between -95 dBm and -60 dBm.
7. Are the UHF equipments properly coordinated? Units are configured to only communicate with the
intended coordinate end.
8. Have the MDS settings been changed? If so, confirm the correct settings.
a. Network Address and Direct Mode are important.
i. Set both ends the same.
b. The repeater end should be set as “Root” and receiver end set as “Node”.
i. If both ends are set the same, they will not communicate.
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ID Entry field will not accept leading zeros (0). You may choose to use fewer than four digits to
match the module serial number. This applies to both RMAS Transmitter and Receiver units.
See examples below:
Serial Number last four digits
Unit ID entered
1234 1234
0234 234
0034 34
0004 4
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