Maximum Voltage on the Transmitter
FollowOn high impedance applications such as small diameter cables, tracer wires, etc, sometimes it can be difficult to get a signal to flow when using the direct connection method. Increasing the output voltage of the transmitter can maximize the amount of signal coupled onto the utility.
The transmitter can operate in either low voltage (30V) or in high voltage (90V). In normal operating mode the transmitter will operate in low voltage mode.
Warning: When operating the transmitter in high voltage mode, always make sure that the transmitter is switched off when connecting or disconnecting direct connection leads.
To set maximum output voltage to 90 volts:
- Press the
key to enter the menu
- Scroll to the MAXV menu using
the or
keys
- Press the
key to enter the MAXV menu
- Set the MAXV to HIGH using
the or
keys
- Press the
key to accept your changes and exit the MAXV menu
- Press the
key to exit the menu
When in high voltage mode the transmitter will display a high voltage warning triangle.
Each time the transmitter is switched off the transmitter will revert back to the default low voltage setting.
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