2201R Mobile Tester User Guide
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External power supply
The external power supply of the 2201R Mobile Tester is a safety class I equipment as defined in EN 60950.
Do not try to open the power supply. There are no serviceable parts inside. If the power supply is defective you can
obtain a new one from Cobham (part number 23725/657).
Use the supplied power cord or an appropriate replacement.
Do not replace the power cord with an inadequately rated cord.
The power cord set must be an appropriately rated and approved cord-set in accordance with the regulations of the
country it is used in.
Power supply ratings
Before powering on, ensure that the operating voltage that is permitted for the instrument is the same as your power
source. The external power supply adjusts itself automatically to the applied (permissible) line voltage.
Input voltage range: 100–240 VAC.
Input current: 1.5 A
Frequency range: 50–60 Hz.
Operating temperature: 0–40°C
Storage temperature: -20–85°C
Humidity: 93% RH max, non-condensing
WARNING
Lithium
A Lithium battery is used in this equipment.
As Lithium is a toxic substance, the battery should in no circumstances be crushed, incinerated or
disposed of in normal waste.
Do not attempt to recharge this type of battery. Do not short circuit or force discharge since this
might cause the battery to vent, overheat or explode.
WARNING
Liquid crystal display (LCD) module
The liquid crystal substance within the display panel used in this instrument is a toxic substance. If
the display panel is damaged and any of the liquid crystal substance leaks out, do not allow it to
come into contact with your mouth. If the substance comes into contact with your skin,
immediately wash the affected areas with soap and water, and seek medical advice.
The display illumination is produced by a cold cathode fluorescent tube (CCFT). This contains a small
amount of mercury gas, which is a toxic substance.
The display panel is made of glass. Therefore, do not subject the instrument to mechanical shocks
that might cause fractures.
Do not dispose of these modules, or any part of them, in domestic waste. Use only approved waste
disposal methods.
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