AValon RF TX600 Series - Manual (Page 13)

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TX500 Series User’s Guide & Operating Manual
2.5 Mechanical
2.5.1 Mounting.
Mounting can be done in one of the following methods:
a) Clamping.
Clamping (or hard mounting) is the only method of mounting in all
fixed installations.
Clamping is the preferred method of mounting in all mobile
installations where most electrical interfaces are used. This is due
to the heat sinking needed and the weight of the connector’s and
the cable’s.
b) Clip on.
Avalon RF offers a clip on kit. This method is recommended when
only one or two interfaces are in use. Not practical for TX523 and
TX530.
c) Velcro
®
to a flat surface.
Using Velcro
®
to secure the transmitter is recommended when
only a few interfaces are in use. Not practical for TX523 and
TX530.
d) Drop-in.
The transmitter can be dropped into a bucket mounted on the side
of the video camera, like the ones usually found in ENG service.
This can be done for the TX523 or TX530 only if adequate
ventilation (for cooling) is available in the bucket and care is taken
with other cables/equipment not being damaged from the
transmitter heat.