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Installation and Operation KI-1976 MCX300 AM-FM Tuner and Cassette Tape Player Rauland-Borg Corporation Issued: 07/01/98 Page 1 of 8 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 Copyright 1998 by Rauland-Borg Corporation, all rights reserved. This document contains users information on technology that is proprietary to Rauland-Borg Corporation. Permitted transmittal, receipt, or possession of this document does not express license or imply any rights to use, sell, design or manufacture this information. No reproduction, publication, or disclosure of this information, in whole or in part, shall be made without prior written authorization from an officer of Rauland-Borg Corporation. Rauland-Borg Corporation Rauland-Borg Corporation 3450 West Oakton Street Skokie, Illinois 60076-2958 (847) 679-0900 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 MCX300 AM-FM Tuner and Cassette Tape PlayerInstallation and Operation Page 3 of 8 (Jul-98) Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION. 4 ?. 4 Revised Model. 4 DRAWINGS, DIAGRAMS, AND OTHER GRAPHICS. 4 ? ?. 5 ?. 5 AUDIO OUTPUT. 6 Power. 6 ? ?. 6 ?. 7 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. 7 The Monitor-Program Switch. 7 MCX300 AM-FM Tuner and Cassette Tape PlayerInstallation and Operation Page 4 of 8 (Jul-98) General Information HVFULSWLRQ The Rauland MCX300 AM-FM Tuner and Cassette Tape Player comes ready to be rack-mounted. It includes a separate 12-VDC power supply that can be plugged into any convenient 120-VAC power outlet. There is a standard female “F” connector to accommodate a coaxial cable from the external antenna required for the AM-FM tuner, and an RCA-type phono jack for connecting the units unbalanced monaural audio output to a sound or communications system. The audio output provides ample signal for the auxiliary input of an amplifier or a communications system. Revised Model This manual is for the revised MCX300, which began shipping in May 1996. It features a slightly different tuner and tape player but retains the same specifications and convenient plug-in connectors as the previous model. For the older-versions of the MCX300, see KI-1745, KI-1967, KI-1950 and KI-1972. Drawings, Diagrams, and Other Graphics This document includes the following drawings, diagrams, and/or supplemental graphics: ? Installation Example (IL0153) ? Wiring Diagram (KM0710) 1 MCX300 AM-FM Tuner and Cassette Tape PlayerInstallation and Operation Page 5 of 8 (Jul-98) 3DFNLQJ?/LVW?DQG?8QSDFNLQJ?3URFHVV The MCX300 comes completely assembled. The only separate items besides the main chassis are the AM/FM cassette receiver manual, the 12-VDC power supply and the screws, washers, the other, a suitable connector for the sound or communication systems Auxiliary or Tuner input. Equipment Damaged in Transit: This equipment was carefully inspected and tested at the factory before it was shipped. If it has been damaged in transit, notify the transportation company immediately to place your claim. 5HTXLUHG?$QWHQQD An external 75-ohm antenna is required for the AM-FM tuner. The type of antenna to use depends upon the equipments location within the building and the strength MCX300 AM-FM Tuner and Cassette Tape PlayerInstallation and Operation Page 6 of 8 (Jul-98) of the radio signals in the area. For most installations, Rauland recommends the antenna system shown in the attached wiring diagram, KM0710. ? Important: The system should be installed with some protection against lightning. Articles 810 and 820 of the National Electrical code, ANSI/NFPA No. 70-1978, provide detailed information regarding the grounding of (a) the mast and the supporting structure, (b) the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, and (c) the coaxial cable system. The Code also specifies the size of the grounding conductors, the locations of the antenna discharge units, the connections to the grounding electrode, and the requirements for the grounding electrode. An example of an installation meeting these requirements is given in the attached illustration, IL0153. Audio Output Obtain a single-conductor shielded cable of suitable length to connect the Audio Output jack on the back of the chassis to the Auxiliary or Tuner input of the sound or communications system. Terminate one end of the cable in a male RCA-type phono plug; the other end should have a connector that matches the input of the system. Plug the RCA-type phono plug into the “Audio Output” jack of the MCX300, and the other end of the cable into the “Auxiliary” or “Tuner” input of the main system. Power Insert the output plug of the power supply into the “Power Input” jack on the back of the MCX300, then plug the power supply itself into a suitable 120-VAC outlet. AUDI O OUTPUT 1 VRM S M AX POW ER I NPUT 12 VDC ANTENNA I NPUT 75 OHM Rear Connections on the MCX300 6HWWLQJ?WKH? the attached KM0710 illustrates a way of mounting the AM and FM antennas. The following Rauland-Borg parts are used in the suggested system: FMT-65 FM Antenna. LV0027 AM/FM Antenna Coupler, which includes: ? The coupler itself. ? An outdoor housing. ? Two screws for mounting the coupler inside the housing. ? A “U” bolt and related hardware for mounting the housing to the mast. QC0126 Lightning Arrestor. This includes the hardware needed to mount the coupler to the mast. The remaining parts shown in KM0710 (wires, coaxial cable, the antenna-mounted matching transformer, “F” connectors, the masts, and the AM insulators) are readily available from suppliers. ? Important: Mount the parts firmly to the mast, as shown in the illustrations, to properly ground the antenna system. Operating Instructions Refer to the separately supplied vendors instructions for the tuner and cassette players operation and care. The Monitor-Program Switch The MCX300 includes a front-panel speaker and a four-position switch: MCX300 AM-FM Tuner and Cassette Tape PlayerInstallation and Operation Page 8 of 8 (Jul-98) ? The “Monitor” position plays the unit through the front-panel speaker. ? The “Program” position plays the unit through the interconnected system. ? The “Program/Monitor” position plays the unit through both the system and the monitor speaker. ? The “Off” position disconnects the units output from both the system and the monitor speaker. EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE INSTRUCTIONS. IL0153 - 0 NOTES: 1. USE #10 AWG COPPER, #8 AWG ALUMINIUM, OR #17 AWG COPPER-CLAD STEEL OR BRONZE WIRE (OR LARGER) AS GROUND WIRE FOR BOTH MAST AND LEAD-IN. 2. SECURE THE LEAD-IN WIRE FROM THE ANTENNA TO THE ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT AND SECURE THE MAST GROUND WIRE TO BUILDING STRUCTURE WITH STAND-OFF INSULATORS SPACED FROM 4 TO 6 FEET APART. 3. MOUNT THE ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT AS CLOSELY AS POSSIBLE TO WHERE THE LEAD-IN ENTERS THE BUILDING STRUCTURE. DOWNLEAD OR LEAD-IN WIRE (NOTES 1 & 2) ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT (NOTE 3) TO RECEIVER GROUND WIRE GROUND CLAMP MAST GROUND WIRE (NOTES 1 & 2) GROUNDING ELECTRODE DRIVEN 8 INTO THE EARTH (2.44 METERS) GROUND CLAMP FIGURE 1 COMBINED SIGNAL TO TUNER FROM FM ANTENNA LIGHTNING ARRESTOR QC0126 FROM AM ANTENNA AM/FM ANTENNE COUPLER HOUSING TO EARTH GROUND