ranger antennas installation guide, 8200-0452-01f

RANGER ANTENNAS 8200-0452-01, REV F

INSTALLATION GUIDE 1 of 25 *8200-0452-01*

Ranger Antennas Installation Guide

ZKRANGER-1, ZKRANGER-2, ZKRANGER-3, ZKRANGER-DG

Table of contents

About this guide ............................................................................................................................................... 2

About the product ............................................................................................................................................ 3

Installation requirements................................................................................................................................. 6

Installation ........................................................................................................................................................ 7

Mounting the antennas .................................................................................................................................. 7

Connecting the cables to the antennas ....................................................................................................... 10

Connecting the cables to the pedestals ...................................................................................................... 11

Specifications ................................................................................................................................................. 24

Declarations .................................................................................................................................................... 25

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About this guide

This guide supersedes the UltraPost® Ranger Antennas Installation Instructions, 8000-1947-01, which is obsolete. This installation guide explains how to install the Ranger antenna kits ZKRANGER-1, ZKRANGER-2, ZKRANGER-3, and ZKRANGER-DG.

Other documents that can help you with this installation, include the following guides:

AMS-3000 Antenna with AMS-9030, AMS-9033, and AMS-9040 Installation Guide, 8200-0179-03

Ultra•Post 6 (AMS-1014) Installation Guide, 8000-2595-30

Ultra 1.8 Meter ABS Pedestal System Installation Guide, 8200-1048-01

Ultra 1.5 Meter ABS Pedestal System Installation Guide, 8200-1048-06

Customer requirements dictate the placement of system components. Your Sensormatic representative supplies this information separately.

Regulatory restriction: For indoor use only.

Intended use: Install this device only as described in this guide.

All cables and trays that this guide outlines to bury in concrete, have been investigated and are suitable for direct burial in concrete.

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About the product

Ranger antennas are ferrite-based antennas that connect to a pedestal or controller, to act as auxiliary antennas for the system.

Table 1 lists the various Ranger antenna kits and the features that distinguish the kits from one another. Rangers work with almost all AM detection systems.

Table 2 lists the best Ranger kit to use for each controller or pedestal, and the reason for using that kit.

Table 1. Ranger Kit features

Product code Ranger cable connector EMI Filter

No. of Rangers

Light or dark cover

ZKRANGER-1 UltraPost Yes 2 Light

ZKRANGER-2

UltraPost

Note: This Kit has a Y-cable that connects four Rangers to

the Ultra•Post.

Yes 4 Light

ZKRANGER-3

APS

Note: This Kit also has the separate AMS-1080, AMS-

9050, AMS-9060, UltraPost VI, Ultra 1.8, and Ultra 1.5 Meter ABS Pedestal connector.

No 2 Light

ZKRANGER-DG 1080, AMS-9050, AMS-9060, UltraPost VI, Ultra 1.8, and Ultra 1.5 Meter ABS Pedestal connector.

No 2 Dark

Figure 1. Ultra Post connector

Figure 2. APS connector

Figure 3. 1080, AMS-9050, AMS-9060, Ultra Post VI, Ultra 1.8 meter, and Ultra 1.5 Meter ABS Pedestal connector



Table 2. Controller and Ranger Kit compatibility

Controller or pedestal Ranger kit Reason for using this Ranger kit

Ultra•Post Pedestal, split ZKRANGER-2 The Ultra•Post has only one receiver port, so split systems with Rangers on both sides of pedestal require the Y-cable in the ZKRANGER-2 kit.

Ultra•Post Pedestal, non-split ZKRANGER-1 The cable in the ZKRANGER-1 kit has a four-pin connector for the Ultra•Post.

Ultra•Post Plus ZKRANGER-1

The cable in the ZKRANGER-1 kit has a connector for the Ultra•Post Plus. The Ultra•Post Plus requires a Ranger with an EMI filter. It has two receiver ports so it does not need the Y-cable.

ADS-216 ZKRANGER-1

The ADS-216 requires a Ranger with an EMI filter. The ADS-216 controller comes with a terminal block connector. Use the terminal block connector instead of the connector on the cable in the ZKRANGER-1 kit.

APS-100

ZKRANGER-3 In the APS models, connect the cable connector in the ZKRANGER-3 kit to the six-pin connector on the interconnect cable.

APS-1000

APS-1001

APS-1002

AMS-9030 AMS-9033 ZKRANGER-3

Does not require an EMI filter. The controllers come with a terminal block connector to use, instead of using the connector on the cable in the ZKRANGER-3 kit. AMS-9040

AMS-1080 ZKRANGER-DG The cable in the ZKRANGER-DG kit has a 1080, 9050, 9060, Ultra 1.8, and Ultra 1.5 Meter Pedestal connector.

AMS-9050 ZKRANGER-DG, ZKRANGER-3

The cable in the ZKRANGER-DG kit has the 1080, 9050, 9060, and Ultra 1.8 Meter ABS Pedestal connector. For a lighter color Ranger use the ZKRANGER-3 Ranger kit, which has a separate 1080, 9050, 9060, and Ultra 1.8 Meter Pedestal connector.

AMS-9060 ZKRANGER-DG, ZKRANGER-3

The cable in the ZKRANGER-DG kit has the 1080, 9050, 9060, and Ultra 1.8 Meter ABS Pedestal connector. For a lighter color Ranger use the ZKRANGER-3 Ranger kit, which has a separate 1080, 9050, 9060, and Ultra 1.8 Meter Pedestal connector.

Ultra•Post 6 Pedestal

ZKRANGER-DG, ZKRANGER-3

The pedestals have two five-pin receiver ports. The cable in the ZKRANGER-DG kit has a mating 1080, 9050, 9060, and Ultra 1.8 connector. For a lighter color Ranger use the ZKRANGER-3 Ranger kit, which has a separate 1080, 9050, 9060, and Ultra 1.8 Meter Pedestal connector.

Ultra 1.8 Meter Pedestal System

Ultra 1.5 Meter Pedestal System



Table 3. Exit coverage of a Ranger Antenna with different transceiving antennas

Controller Antenna Ranger coverage Transceiving antenna coverage

Antenna and ranger coverage

AMS-9060 Ultra Exit, 2.0 m 0.8 m (2 ft 7 in.) 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in.) 1.7 m (5 ft 6 in.)

Ultra Exit, 2.4 m 1.0 m (3 ft 3 in.) 1.0 m (3 ft 3 in.) 2.0 m (6 ft 6 in.)

Pro-Max 5 0.7 m (2 ft 3 in.) 1.4 m (4 ft 7 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.)

AMS-1081 0.1 m (0.32 ft) 0.8 m (2 ft 7 in.) 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in.)

AMS-1190 1.0 m (3 ft 3 in.) 1.0 m (3 ft 3 in.) 2.0 m (6 ft 6 in.)



DoorMax 4A 0.3 m (3 ft 3 in.) 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in.) 1.2 m (3 ft 9 in.)

AMS3030-A 0.3 m (11 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.) per panel

2.4 m (8 ft)

AMS3031-A 0.3 m (11 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.) per panel

2.4 m (8 ft)

AMS2020-A 0.3 m (11 in.) 2.3 m (7 ft 6 in.) per panel 2.6 m (8 ft 6 in.)

AMS-9050 Ultra•Exit, 2.0 m 0.8 m (2 ft 7 in.) 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in.) 1.7 m (5 ft 6 in.)

Ultra•Exit, 2.4 m 1.0 m (3 ft 3 in.) 1m (3 ft 3 in.) 2.0 m (6 ft 6 in.)

AMS-1080, Ultra•Lane 0.1 m (0.32 ft) 0.8 m (2 ft 7 in.) 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in.)

AMS-1081, Ultra•Lane 0.1 m (0.32 ft) 0.8 m (2 ft 7 in.) 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in.)

AMS-9040

Pro-Max 4, non-EU 0.7 m (2 ft 3 in.) 1.4 m (4 ft 7 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.)

Pro-Max 4, EU 0.8 m (2 ft 7 in.) 1.2 m (3 ft 11 in.) 2.0 m (6 ft 6 in.)

Euro Pro 4, non-EU 0.7 m (2 ft 3 in.) 1.4 m (4 ft 7 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.)

Euro Pro 4, EU 0.8 m (2 ft 7 in.) 1.2 m (3 ft 11 in.) 2.0 m (6 ft 6 in.)

Floor-Max 4, non-EU 0.3 m (11 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.) 2.4 m (8 ft)

Floor-Max 4, EU 0.3 m (11 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.) 2.4 m (8 ft)

Door-Max 4, non-EU 0.46 m (1.6 ft) 0.9 m (2 ft 11 in.) 1.36 m (4 ft 5 in.)

Door-Max 4, EU 0.46 m (1.6 ft) 0.7 m (2.3 ft) 1.16 m (5 ft 2 in.)

AMS-3030/3031 0.3 m (11 in.) 2.1 m (6 ft 10 in.) per panel 2.4 m (8 ft)

AMS-2020 0.3 m (11 in.) 2.3 m (7 ft 6 in.) per panel 2.6 m (8 ft 6 in.)

Ultra•Post Ultra•Post 6 0.5 m (20 in.) 1.3 m (4 ft 3 in.) 1.8 m (6 ft)

Ultra 1.8 Meter ABS Pedestal System

Ultra 1.8 Meter ABS Pedestal

0.5 m (20 in.) 1.3 m (4 ft 3 in.) 1.8 m (6 ft)


Ultra 1.5 Meter ABS Pedestal

0.5 m (20 in.) 1.3 m (4 ft 3 in.) 1.8 m (6 ft)

Note: Coverages are for one transceiving antenna with one Ranger Kit.



Installation requirements

WARNING: Risk of electric shock. Read the manual before servicing.

To install the Rangers, you must use screws or double-sided tape on a wall, or the side of a counter no more than 0.9 meters or 3 feet from the antenna.

Mounting parts requirements

To mount the Rangers to a counter or a wall, use the parts listed in Table 4.

Table 4. Mounting parts

Item Quantity Part number

Pad, alcohol 2 1600-0033

Anchor, plastic, 19 mm (3/4 in.) L, #4, #6, #8 8 2880-0083-01

Cable mount, adhesive 1 6009-0004

Cable tie 1 6009-0002

Screw, Type AB, PHP 8 2816-7634-44

Tools requirements

To install the Ranger antenna kits, you require the following tools:

Two 3.2 millimeter (1/8 inch) Allen wrench hex drivers

A tape measure

A pencil or marker

An electric drill

5.5 millimeters (7/32 inches), and 9.5 millimeters (3/8 inches) drill-bits

A Phillips-head screwdriver or bit

A hand vacuum or broom.

A trenching tool, such as a floor-saw

Note: This tool is a requirement only for installations where you must bury the cable.



Installation

Figure 4. Aisle orientation for two individual aisles, A and B

Figure 5. Aisle orientation for two dual aisles, A1 and A2, and B1 and B2

Mounting the antennas

To mount the antennas, complete the following steps:

1. For an aisle installation, such as AMS-1080 with Ultra•Lane antennas, use a floor-saw to cut a 6.4-millimeter (1/4-inch) wide, and 19-millimeter (3/4-inch) deep trench in the floor between the Ranger antennas and the counter.

2. Detach the cover from each antenna by inserting a straightened paper clip into a hole on each end of the cover.

3. Use the Ranger antenna as a template to mark the mounting location for the antennas, as outlined in Table 5 and Figure 6.

Table 5. Antenna locations for wall-mounted and counter installations

Type of installation Top Ranger location Bottom Ranger location

Wall-mounted installation 95 cm (37.5 in.) from the floor 38 cm (15 in.) from the floor

Counter installation 2.5 cm (1 in.) below the underside of the countertop 10 cm (4 in.) from the floor

4. Mount both Rangers vertically with the arrows molded in them facing up.

Note: The maximum distance between the Rangers and a transmitting antenna depends on the controller and antenna. Refer to the appropriate Planning Guide for the antenna and controller combination for the maximum separation.

5. Use screws or the antenna’s built-in adhesive strip to mount each Ranger antenna, as shown in Figure 7.



6. Complete one of the following procedures:

If you are using screws, use four self-drilling screws, one for each notch on the antenna. For the location of the notch, see Figure 7.

If you are using adhesive, complete the following steps:

a. Draw an outline of the antenna on the side-wall of the counter at the appropriate height.

b. Inside the outline, wipe the surface clean with an alcohol pad and let it dry.

c. With the arrows molded into the antenna facing up, peel the lining off the adhesive and affix the antenna in place. See Figure 8.

7. Use heavy duty wire cutters to complete the following steps:

a. For the top Ranger, cut a small notch the size of the diameter of the cable in the bottom of the antenna cover.

b. For the bottom Ranger, cut a small notch the size of the diameter of the cable in both the top and bottom of the antenna cover.

8. Remove the cable from the kit and from the unterminated end, cut a section long enough to connect the two Ranger antennas.

9. Route the remaining cable from the controller or pedestal to the bottom Ranger antenna.

Figure 6. Mounting a Ranger to a wall or counter

A Wall-mounted installation

B Counter-top installation

95 cm (37.5 in.)

38 cm (15 in.)

2.5 cm (1 in.)

10 cm (4 in.)



Figure 7. Screw and adhesive options

A Screw mounting

B Notch

C Adhesive strip mounting

Figure 8. Placement of antenna



Connecting the cables to the antennas

To connect the cables to the Ranger antennas, complete the following steps:

1. On the short section of the cable, strip the cable jacket back one inch, and strip the green and white wires.

2. Cut off the shield and any remaining unused wires.

3. Connect the green and white wires to terminal block J1 on the top antenna, and terminal block J2 on the bottom antenna.

Note: If you swap these two wires, the aiding and Figure 8 readings in the configurator reverse.

4. Route this cable through the cable channels in the top and bottom Ranger antennas.

5. For the remaining cable, strip the cable jacket back about an inch, and strip its black, red, green, and white wires.

6. Connect the wires to the terminal block J1, cut off the shield wire on the bottom Ranger antenna.

7. Route this cable through the cable channel.

CAUTION: Do not install the covers over the Ranger antennas until you verify that the system is operating.

Figure 9. Cable connections

J2

J1

2 1

1 2 3 4

J2

J1

2 1

1 2 3 4

To controller

White

Green

Green

White

Green

Red

Black

White



Connecting the cables to the pedestals

Set the configuration to Primary w/ Ferrites for the following pedestals:

Ultra•Post

Ultra•Post II

Ultra•Post III

Ultra•Post IV

CAUTION: If you connect a Ranger antenna to an Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, Ultra•Post III, or Ultra•Post IV pedestal, you must use the configurator to change the configuration of the system before you connect the receiver. Not doing so, can cause damage to the receiver. Also, you must remove jumpers J4 and J6 from the transmitter board to disable the transmitter on the interconnect connector.

WARNING: Risk of electric shock. High-voltage AC is present on the capacitor board whenever the pedestal power is on. Ensure that the system is not powered on before you connect the auxiliary receivers.

CAUTION: Auxiliary receiver antennas are receive-only. A transmitter current can cause damage to them. Do not connect the auxiliary receivers to the secondary connector P4.

To connect the cables to the pedestals in the system, complete the following steps:

1. Unplug the power cable to the controller or pedestal.

2. Select one of the following steps:

For Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, Ultra•Post III, or Ultra•Post IV pedestals, route the cable through the pedestal, as shown in Figure 10.

For Ultra•Post 6 pedestals, route the cable through the pedestal as shown in Figure 20.

For Ultra 1.8 Meter ABS Pedestals, route the cable as shown in Figure 21.

For Ultra 1.5 Meter ABS Pedestals, route the cable as shown in Figure 22.

3. Connect the terminated end of the Ranger cable to the pedestal or controller. Refer to Table 6 for the appropriate instructions.



Table 6. Connecting a Ranger cable to controller

Controller Installation instructions Reference

AMS-9060 Plug the connector in the ZKRANGER-DG kit into the Aux Rx connectors P3, P4, P5, and P17. The top coils connect to the Coil 1 connections, and the bottom coils connect to the Coil 2 connections.

Locate DIP S1 and DIP S2 on the circuit board of the controller. When you connect the antenna, set switches 1 to 8, to the number and type of antenna you are using.

Table 7 and Table 8 list the DIP switch configuration for the AMS-9060 four-channel

and two-channel controller.

Figure 11

AMS-9050 For the ZKRANGER–DG kit, plug the connector into the Aux Rx connectors P98, P101, P99, and P103 on the controller.

For the ZKRANGER-3 kit, cut off the six-pin connector and replace it with the five-pin connector, 0304-2887-01, from the Ranger kit and plug the connector into the Aux Rx connectors P99 and P103 on the controller.

Figure 12

AMS-1080 For the ZKRANGER–DG kit, plug the connector into the Aux Rx connectors Aux A and Aux B on the controller.

For the ZKRANGER-3 kit, cut off the six-pin connector and replace it with the five-pin connector, 0304-2887-01, from the Ranger kit and plug the connector into the Aux Rx connectors Aux A and Aux B on the controller.

Figure 13

AMS-9040 Cut off the six-pin connector on the cable in the ZKRANGER–3 kit, and replace it with the five-pin connector supplied with the controller. Plug the connector into the Aux Rx connectors P27, P29, P31, and P33 on the controller.

Figure 14

AMS-9030 and

AMS-9033

Cut off the six-pin connector on the cable in the ZKRANGER–3 kit and replace it with the five-pin connector supplied with the controller. Plug the connector into the Aux Rx connectors P22 and P23 on the controller.

Figure 15

APS-100, APS-1000

APS-1001, and APS-1002

Plug the six-pin connector on the cable in the ZKRANGER–3 kit into the six-pin connector on the cable coming from the transmitter board in the pedestal.

Figure 16

Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, Ultra•Post III, and Ultra•Post IV Pedestals [non-split systems]

For non-split systems with Rangers on one side of the pedestal, connect the cable to the interconnect connector P2 on the Tx board in the primary pedestal using the existing plug on the cable. Connect the cable shield to P4. Attach the cable tie adhesive back mount to the left side of the pedestal, and tie the cable with a cable tie.

Figure 17

Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, Ultra•Post III, and Ultra•Post IV Pedestals [split systems]

For split systems with Rangers on both sides of pedestal, cut the connectors off of the interconnect cables 0650-1984-01, and terminate using the supplied housing, pins, and tubing. Cut the supplied tubing into two pieces. Install the heat shrink tubing around the cable. Use a crimping tool to crimp the pins. Install the Teflon tubing and the quick-disconnect connector on the shield wire.

Connect interconnect cables, 0650-1984-01, to cable 0650-1986-01. Cable 0650-1986-01 has two terminated cables attached to one connector.

Connect cable 0650-1986-01 to the interconnect connector P2 on the Tx board in the primary pedestal. Connect all cable shields.

Attach the cable tie adhesive back mount to the left side of the pedestal and tie the cable with a cable tie.

Figure 15

Ultra•Post Plus Connect the cable to the receiver connector on the Tx board: P16 and P14. Connect the cable shield.

Figure 19

Ultra•Post 6 For the ZKRANGER–DG kit, plug the connector into the Aux Rec 1 or Aux Rec 2 connector, P6 and P7, on the main board.

For the ZKRANGER-3 kit, cut off the six-pin connector and replace it with the five-pin connector, 0304-2887-01, included in the Ranger kit. Plug the connector into the Aux Rec 1 or Aux Rec 2 connector, P6 and P7, on the main board.

Figure 20


For the ZKRANGER–DG kit, plug the connector into the Aux Rec 1 or Aux Rec 2 connector P6 and P7, on the main board. For the ZKRANGER-3 kit, cut off the 6-pin connector and replace it with the 5-pin connector, 0304-2887-01, included in the Ranger kit and plug the connector into the Aux Rec 1 or Aux Rec 2 connector, P6 and P7, on the main board.

Figure 21


Figure 22



Figure 10. Routing of Ranger cabling in Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, Ultra•Post III, Ultra•Post IV pedestals

A Cable tie

B Route the Ranger cable to the left of the electronics and through the hole

C Route the Ranger cable behind the pedestal and through the hole in the enclosure

Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, and Ultra•Post III Ultra•Post IV



Figure 11. AMS-9060 auxiliary receiver connector pinouts

A P3 B P4

C P5 D P17

P3, P4, P5, P17, RX 1 to 4

Pin 1 – Black, antenna A to D, 1 Pin 2 – Red, antenna A to D, 1 return Pin 3 – Green, antenna A to D, 2 Pin 4 – Gray/white, antenna A to D, 2 return Pin 5 – Violet or X, shield



Table 7. DIP switch configuration for a 4-channel AMS-9060 controller systems with auxiliary receivers

Configuration Configuration setting 1 Pedestal

connections

Ferrite RX

connections

DIP switches

Mode SW1 SW2

1 to 4

Ped A

5 to 8

Ped B

1 to 4

Ped C

5 to 8

Ped D

One pedestal and one ferrite pair

Transceiver-ferrite pairs 2 XCVR A Rx C On 3 Off 3 Aisle

One pedestal and two ferrite pairs

1-2-3 ferrite pairs -

transceiver-ferrite pairs 4

XCVR C Rx A, Rx B Off Off On 3 Exit

Two pedestals and two ferrite pairs covering two aisles

Transceiver-ferrite pairs

Transceiver-ferrite pairs 2, 6

XCVR A XCVR B

Rx C, Rx D On On Off Off Aisle

Two pedestals and two ferrite pairs covering one exit

1-2 dual with ferrite pairs 5 XCVR A XCVR C

Rx B, Rx D On Off On Off Exit

DIP switch settings

On = Port is XCVR.

Port label P19 = XCVR A.

Port label P21 = XCVR B.

Port label P23 = XCVR C.

Port label P25 = XCVR D.

Off = Port is TX only.

The RX is at Rx port Receiver A (P3), Receiver B (P4), Receiver C (P5), and Receiver D (P17).

Notes:

1. The antenna configuration that is selected in the service configurator. 2. On the configurator, turn off Auto Config and select Aisle configuration. The pedestal connected at A pairs with

the Ranger receiver at C. 3. Pin 5 to Pin 8 are don’t care. 4. On the configurator, turn off Auto Config and select Exit configuration. Place pedestal C between Ranger

receivers A and B. 5. On the configurator, turn off Auto Config and select Exit configuration. Place pedestals A and C between

Rangers receivers B and D. 6. On the configurator, turn off Auto Config and select Aisle configuration. Set aisle 1 and aisle 2 to Tranceiver-

ferrite. The pedestal connected at A pairs with the Ranger receiver at C. The pedestal that connects at B pairs

with the Ranger receiver at D.



Table 8. DIP switch configuration for a 2-channel AMS-9060 controller systems with auxiliary receivers

Configuration Configuration

setting 1

Pedestal

connections

Ferrite RX

connections

DIP Switches

Mode SW1 SW2

1 to 4

Ped A

5 to 8

Ped B

1 to 4

Ped C

5 to 8

Ped D

One pedestal and one ferrite pair

Transceiver-ferrite

pairs 2 XCVR A Rx C On 3 Off 3 Aisle

One pedestal and two ferrite pairs

1-2-3 ferrite pairs -

transceiver-ferrite pairs 4

XCVR C Rx A, Rx B Off Off On 3 Exit

Two pedestals and two ferrite pairs covering two aisles

Transceiver-ferrite pairs Transceiver-ferrite pairs 2, 6

XCVR A XCVR C

Rx B

Rx D

On Off On Off Aisle

Two pedestals and two ferrite pairs covering one exit

1-2 dual with ferrites

pairs 5 XCVR A

XCVR C

Rx B, Rx D On Off On Off Exit

DIP switch settings

On = Port is XCVR.

Port label P19 = XCVR A.

Port label P21 = XCVR B.

Port label P23 = XCVR C.

Port label P25 = XCVR D.

Off = Port is TX only.

The RX is at Rx port Receiver A (P3), Receiver B (P4), Receiver C (P5), and Receiver D (P17).

Notes:

1. The antenna configuration that is selected in the service configurator. 2. On the configurator, turn off Auto Config and select Aisle configuration. The pedestal connected at A pairs

with the Ranger receiver at C. 3. Pin 5 to Pin 8 are don’t care. 4. On the configurator, turn on Auto Config and select Exit configuration. Place pedestal C between Ranger

receivers A and B. 5. On the configurator, turn on Auto Config and select Exit configuration. Place pedestals A and C between

Ranger receivers B and D. 6. On the configurator, turn off Auto Config and select Aisle configuration. Set aisle 1 and aisle 2 to Tranceiver-

ferrite. The pedestal connected at A pairs with the Ranger receiver at B. The pedestal that connects at C pairs

with the Ranger receiver at D.





CAUTION: Double pole/Neutral Fusing

To reduce the risk of fire, Replace Only with SameType and Rating Fuse, 2A, 250 V, slow blow.Zur Vermeidung von Schäden nur Sicherungen

Fan Factory Preset for 240VVentilator Fuer 240V AB Fabrik Eingeschalted

Achtung: Doppelpol/Neutrale Sicherung

gleichen Typs, 2A, 250V, träge, verwenden.

EXCEPT FOR POWER INPUT CONNECTOR

ALL CONNECTIONS ARE CLASS 2 DRY

RS 232NETWORKSTATUS

TX

SYNC RX1 AUX AALARM 1

TX 1 TX 2

Rx C / AUX A receive antenna, P99 Pin 1 – Black, Ant C1 Pin 2 – Red, Ant C1 return Pin 3 – Green, Ant C2 Pin 4 – Gray/white, Ant C2 return Pin 5 - Violet or X, shield

Rx D / AUX B receive antenna, P103 Pin 1 – Black, Ant D1 Pin 2 – Red, Ant D1 return Pin 3 – Green, Ant D2 Pin 4 - Gray or white, Ant D2 return Pin 5 - Violet or X, shield

Rx A receive antenna, P98 Pin 1 – Black, Ant A1 Pin 2 – Red, Ant A1 return Pin 3 – Green, Ant A2 Pin 4 - Gray or white (Ant A2 return Pin 5 – Violet or X, shield

Rx B receive antenna, P101 Pin 1 – Black, Ant B1 Pin 2 – Red, Ant B1 return Pin 3 – Green, Ant B2 Pin 4 - Gray or white, Ant B2 return Pin 5 - Violet or X, shield

Aux. Receive, P56A

Pin 1 – Black, Ant C1, noise can. Pin 2 – Red, Ant C1 return Pin 3 – Green, Ant C2 Pin 4 – White, Ant C2 return Pin 5 – X, shield

Aux. Receive, P56B

Pin 1 – Black, Ant D1, noise can. Pin 2 – Red, Ant D1 return Pin 3 – Green, Ant D2 Pin 4 – White, Ant D2 return Pin 5 - X, shield




Figure 15. AMS-9030/9033 auxiliary receiver connector pinouts

General purpose Aux. Receive AUX A P27, AUX B P29, AUX C (P31), and AUX D (P33)

Pin 1 – Black, Coil 1 Pin 2 – Red, Coil 1 return Pin 3 – Green, Coil 2 return Pin 4 – White, Coil 2 Pin 5 - X, shield

P22 Pedestal A Rx only

1 A bottom receive 2 A bottom receive return 3 A top receive return 4 A top receive 5 Shield

P23 Pedestal B Rx only

1 B bottom receive 2 B bottom receive return 3 B top receive return 4 B top receive 5 Shield



Figure 16. APS-100, APS-1000, APS-1001, and APS-1002 auxiliary receiver connector pinout

Figure 17. Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, Ultra•Post III, and Ultra•Post IV auxiliary receiver connector pinout

P2

1 Black, Coil 1 2 Red, Coil 1 return 3 Green, Coil 2 return 4 White, Coil 2

1 2

3 4 5

6

1 White, Coil 2 2 Green, Coil 2 return 3 Red, Coil 1 return 4 Black, Coil 1 5 Drain 6 Unused

1

4

Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, and Ultra•Post III Ultra•Post IV

P4 1 Shield, Ground



Figure 18. Ultra•Post, Ultra•Post II, Ultra•Post III, and Ultra•Post IV split receiver cabling

Figure 19. Ultra•Post Plus auxiliary receiver connectors

0650-1986-01

0650-1984-01 0650-1984-01

Heat-shrink tubing

Shields

P14 – Receiver, subordinate

P16 – Receiver, master



Figure 20. Ultra•Post 6 auxiliary receiver connectors

A P7

B P6

C Route the Ranger cable to the left of the electronics and through the hole

P6

Pin 1

P7

Pin 1

P6 Aux Rec 1

5 Shield Ground 4 White C2 top, return 3 Green C2 top 2 Red C1 bottom, return 1 Black C1 bottom

P7 Aux Rec 2

5 Shield Ground 4 White D2 top, return 3 Green D2 top 2 Red D1 bottom, return 1 Black D1 bottom



Figure 21. Ultra 1.8 Meter ABS Pedestal System auxiliary receiver connectors

A P7

B P6

C Route the Ranger cable to the left of the electronics and through the hole

P7 Aux Rec 2

5 Shield Ground 4 White D2 top, return 3 Green D2 top 2 Red D1 bottom, return 1 Black D1 bottom

P6 Aux Rec 1

5 Shield Ground 4 White C2 top, return 3 Green C2 top 2 Red C1 bottom, return 1 Black C1 bottom

P7

P6

PIN 1

PIN 1



Figure 22. Ultra 1.5 Meter ABS Pedestal System auxiliary receiver connectors

A P7

B P6

C Route the Ranger cable to the left of the electronics and through the access hole in the drip plate

Pin Rangers Satellite Amorphous

1 Black Black Black

2 Red Red Red

3 Green Black Green

4 White Red White

5 Shield Shield Shield

P7

P6

PIN 1

PIN 1



Specifications

Environmental

Operating Temperature ................................................................................................................. 0° to 50°C (32° to 122°F)

Relative Humidity .......................................................................................................................... 0 to 90% non-condensing

Evaluated for altitudes less than 3200 m (10,500 ft)

Audio Level ............................................................................................................................................ less than 70 dB (A)

Mechanical

Height ............................................................................................................................................................. 24 cm (9.5 in.)

Width ............................................................................................................................................................. 3.8 cm (1.5 in.)

Depth ................................................................................................................................................................... 8 cm (3 in.)

Weight .......................................................................................................................................................... 0.5 kg (1.0 lbs)

Figure 23. Ranger dimensions

8 cm (3in)

24cm (9.5in)

3.8cm (1.5in)

Regulatory label, inside cover.

RANGER ANTENNAS 8200-0452-01 REV F


Declarations

Regulatory information

Regulatory ID: UM UPFAF

Safety (second edition) ....................................................................................................................................... UL 60950-1

............................................................................................................................................................... CSA C22.2.60950-1

............................................................................................................................................................................ EN 60950-1

EQUIPMENT MODIFICATION CAUTION: Equipment changes or modifications not expressly approved by Sensormatic Electronics, LLC, the party responsible for FCC compliance, could void the user's authority to operate the equipment and could create a hazardous condition.

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Other declarations

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