Q7ITX600-18-23-30Wireless Video and Audio Transmitter

Avalon RF, Inc. ï 344 Coogan Way ï El Cajon, CA 92020 Phone: (619) 401-1969 ï Fax: (619) 401-1971 ï Email: [email protected] TX600/TX618/TX623/TX630 2.4GHz Video Transmitters User's Guide & Operating Manual AV030201/1-000 REV. C2 - 1 October 2003 FCC ID: Q7ITX600-18-23-30 Authored by Guru Mujumdar Prepared by Steve Jones http://www.avalonrf.com/ AVALON RF, INC.Page ii TX600 Series Userís Guide & Operating Manual FCC INFORMATION FCC ID: Q7ITX600-18-23-30 This unit complies with Parts 74 & 90 of the FCC regulations. Maximum Permissible Exposure Any Wireless Equipment can pose health hazards if precaution is not exercised in its use/operation, especially its proximity to the human body. Excessive absorption of RF energy in the body is known to cause Cancer and/or other diseases. The FCC has issued guidelines to determine the safe distance of a transmitting antenna from the human body, to limit absorption to safe levels. Please follow the instructions given in this manual. WARNING: Refer to Table 4 in Section 3 (Operating the transmitter) to determine the MINIMUM DISTANCE the Transmitter with Antenna mounted, or the Antenna itself (if connected via coax to the transmitter), must be placed away from the body to minimize the health hazard. Also, note the Warning for TX630 after Table 4. Userís failure to comply with the instructions in this manual voids the site license granted. AVALON RF, INC.Page iii TX600 Series Userís Guide & Operating Manual Table of Contents 1. General ................................................................................................. 1 Table 1 ñ Model/Output Power ............................................................. 1 Figure A ñ TX600 Series Controls and Connectors .............................. 3 Video..................................................................................................... 4 Audio..................................................................................................... 4 Talk Back Audio Channel (Optional)..................................................... 4 Two Way Digital Data Link (DDL) (Optional) ........................................ 4 Motion Sensor Input (Optional) ............................................................. 4 Telemetry Input (Optional) .................................................................... 5 RF Outputs............................................................................................ 5 2. Specifications ........................................................................................ 6 User Interface ....................................................................................... 6 Setup .................................................................................................... 6 Electrical Interface ................................................................................ 7 Table 2 ñ Current Consumption............................................................ 7 Table 3 ñ Power Output ........................................................................ 8 Interconnecting ..................................................................................... 9 Figure B ñ DB 15 .................................................................................. 9 Figure C ñ Power/Video...................................................................... 10 Figure D ñ Video ................................................................................. 10 Figure E ñ Audio ................................................................................. 10 Figure F ñ Data Input .......................................................................... 11 Mounting ............................................................................................. 12 Mechanical Data ................................................................................. 13 Environmental Conditions ................................................................... 14 3. Operating the transmitter. ................................................................... 15 Operater Controls & Indicators ........................................................... 15 General Guidelines ............................................................................. 16 Table 4 ñ Minimum Safe Distance ...................................................... 17 4. Ordering information ........................................................................... 18 Base Models ....................................................................................... 18 Options ............................................................................................... 19 Recommended Accessories ............................................................... 20 Antennas ......................................................................................... 20 Table 5 ñ Permissible Antenna/Transmitter Model Combinations... 21 Cables ............................................................................................. 22 Battery Packs .................................................................................. 22 AVALON RF, INC.Page 1 TX600 Series Userís Guide & Operating Manual 1. General The TX600 series rugged transmitters are intended for use in military, homeland security, mobile security, broadcasting and motion picture production. The TX600 Series is an FM modulated transmitter with a tuning range of 2.4GHz-2.483GHz and an optional extended range of 2.15GHz- 2.5GHz. The following table details the RF output power of the various models: ModelOutput Power TX6001mW TX61870mW TX623200mW TX630900mW Table 1 ñ Model/Output Power Each Transmitter is available with a choice of 2 types of End Connectorís: Suffix ëBí is Broadcast style and comes with LEMO connectors. Suffix ëSí is Security style and has only a DB15 connector. Refer to Figure ëAí for connector style. The type of connector is primarily a matter of preference for the user, with only 1 aud…

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