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REP-1 Connections and Ratings

Electrical connections:

A basic repeater connects to the net-

work at the end of the run. A repeater

can extend the distance of the network

or can add more nodes to the system.

If a basic repeater is in place, the

original network ends at the REP-1 and

is terminated with a 120 ohm resistor.

Basic Repeater - Style 7 Wiring

The new repeated network begins at

the REP-1 and also has an end of line

resistor. In a Style 4 network the

second half of the REP-1 is not used,

so it has both sides terminated. For

Style 7 networks use both halves of

the REP-1. For additional wiring infor-

mation see the REP-1 Installation

Instructions, P/N 315-092686.

NOTES

1. Power limited to

NFPA 70 per NEC 760.

2. Minimum wire size:

18 AWG.

3. Maximum resistance:

80 ohms per pair.

4. Use twisted pair or

shielded twisted pair

5. Terminate the shield

ONLY at the MMB-1/2

enclosure.

6. Maximum voltage:

8V P-P.

7. Maximum current:

150mA.

8. Use the end of line

resistor:

P/N 140-820150

(120 ohms, ¼W).

Basic Repeater - Style 4 Wiring