Tektronix CSA 803C Marine Radio User Manual


 
Operating Information
Operating Information
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There are four batteries within the instrument that allow the retention of
volatile memory upon loss of the AC power source. These selfĆcontained
power sources provide memory backup power to retain the following:
H frontĆpanel settings
H stored settings
H stored waveforms
H Time & Date parameters
H some of the Time Base Cal Constants (these are regenerated automatiĆ
cally if lost)
H the number of hours of instrument onĆtime, number of powerĆon seĆ
quences, and instrument serial number
The batteries have a nominal shelf life of approximately five years.
The following environmental requirements are provided so that you can
ensure proper functioning and extend the operation of the instrument.
Operating Temperature
The instrument can be operated where the ambient air temperature is beĆ
tween 0_ C and +50_ C and can be stored in ambient temperatures from
-40_ C to +75_ C. After storage at temperatures outside the operating
limits, allow the chassis to reach the safe operating temperature before
applying power.
Ventilation Requirements
The fan draws air through the side panels of the instrument and blows air
out through the rear to cool the instrument. To ensure that this cooling
process occurs properly, allow at least two inches clearance on both sides
and the rear of the instrument. The top and bottom of the instrument do not
require ventilation clearance.
CAUTION
If air flow is restricted, then the instrument's power supply may
temporarily shut down.
Memory Backup
Power
Operating
Environment