A short-duration surge, due to transformer inrush current, willoccur at turn-on or during a short AC power loss. This surge canbe as high as 400 amps. During this surge, the line voltage at thecabinet must not drop below 80% of the rated line voltage. Selecta 40 amp breaker or fuse for the transmitter using the aboveinrush current information.2.3.3 AC mains Disconnect LocationThe circuit breaker panel should be located near the transmitterin a well lighted area. As a safety precaution, controls fordisconnecting the main power service supplying the transmittermust be convenient to the operator and maintenance personnel.Breakers must be clearly labeled. Provisions for emergencylighting should be made.2.4 Unloading and Unpacking2.4.1 Equipment Required for UnloadingExamine the weights listed on the Transmitter Outline drawingfor guidance on the equipment needed. Note: The notchdiplexer, if used, will be the heaviest.2.4.2 Unpacking, Equipment Inventory and InspectionA “check-off” box is available to help the installer track the stepsthat have been completed.When the transmitter is delivered to the site, the shipment shouldbe inspected and inventoried before installation is begun. Thissection provides information to assist unpacking and inventory.Locate the packing check list when the shipment arrives.Each transmitter shipment will be accompanied by a packingcheck list identifying which equipment is packed in the variouscrates and boxes.LOCATED PACKING CHECK LISTThe contents of the shipment should be inventoried with thepacking list. Carefully unpack the unit and perform a visualinspection to determine if any apparent damage has been in-curred during shipment. Retain all shipping materials until it hasbeen determined that all items on the list are on site and nodamage occurred during shipment. It may be necessary to searchpacking material for parts initially missed during unpacking.The carrier may also wish to examine the packing material.If the contents are incomplete, or if the unit is damaged electri-cally or mechanically, notify the Harris Customer Service De-partment by phone at 217-222-8200, FAX at 217-222-9443 orat the following address:Harris Corporation,Broadcast DivisionP.O. Box 4290Quincy, Il 62305Attn. Customer Service DepartmentINVENTORY OF EQUIPMENT COMPLETEDThe equipment becomes the property of the customer when theunit is delivered to the carrier. Claims for damaged equipmentVestigial Sideband Demodulator Tektronix 1450/1350 orEquivalentOption 1 37 MHz IF, NTSC CCIR-M (USA and others)Option 2 38.9 MHz IF, CCIR-G, PALTektronix Sideband AnalyzerConsisting of:1405 Sideband Adaptor2710, 490, or 2750 Spectrum AnalyzerTektronix 1910 Signal Generator or equivalentTektronix 1780 Video Measurement SetAural Stereo Generator, Orban 8182A or equivalentAural Demodulator Tektronix 751, TFT-850, or equivalent forstereoTime & Frequency Technology 701, 702, or equivalent formonauralA method of measuring transmitter frequency with twosources. (Frequency Counter, Frequency Counter on De-modulator, Outside Frequency Measuring Service.)Audio Oscillator and Distortion Analyzer (Sound Technology1710A or equivalent).Asaca 201-1 Envelope Delay Measuring SetScope CameraRF Bridge, Ealge RLB-150, or precision directional coupler700-1289-000UHF RF Notch Filter, Eagle Model TNF-1 484-0300-000Various RF Adaptors and Connectors3-1/8 inch to type “N” adapter - 620-0008-000Type N to BNC male to female - 620-0128-000Type N to BNC female to male - 620-0547-000Type BNC plug to Subminiax PlugType BNC plug to Subminiax JackType BNC barrel - 620-0604-000Type BNC to SMB (push-on) - 620-0628-000TNC-BNC - 620-2821-000Bird Model 43 Wattmeter with elements from 1W to 1000WAdaptor 1 5/8" coax to N connectorManometer Dwyer model 40-1 (range 0.1-0-1.0"WC) or equalTee kit Dwyer A-604T or equalFluke Multimeter and Style C Current ProbeTable 2-1. Recommended Test EquipmentPlatinum™ Series2-2 888-2457-001WARNING: Disconnect primary power prior to servicing.