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Version 008
Status
Released
Last Editor Nathan Fearnhead
Date
16/06/2017
Document Name Configuration Control
Document No.
667/CC/32750/000
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4.10.1 Stratos Outstation in 400S Small Outercase
When a configuration dictates that a Stratos Outstation unit is to be fitted, it can mounted in one
of two methods, depending on the quantity of Detector Cards required. If four or less Detector
Cards are specified then the single Stratos Outstation unit will be accommodated in a
Gemini/Detector Swing Frame, refer to Figure 87 Figure 88. If
more than four Detector Cards are specified then an 11” Swing Frames must be specified, refer
Figure 90. With reference to Figure 65, the Detector Cards will be mounted in an 11” Detector
Rack Assembly, in the primary position. An additional 11” Rack Assembly should be placed in its
secondary position to accommodate the Stratos Outstation unit, refer to Figure 87
Figure 88. The specification of the appropriate parts is detailed in Figure
90.
Note: The following configurations will need to be ordered:
1. One Stratos, four standard backplanes = Gemini/Detector Swing Frame.
2. One Stratos, four or more standard backplanes = 2 x 11” Swing Frame.
Figure 87 Figure 88
If the internal backup battery is fitted, the Stratos Outstation can be mounted in any
orientation apart from front panel facing down.
Mains Supply will be connected to the Stratos Outstation unit - refer to Figure 89 below. With
reference to paragraph 4.4, mains supply is derived for the Stratos Outstation unit from a 6A Mini
Circuit Breaker on the Master Switch Assembly.
Stratos
position
with <= 4
Detector
Position of
3
rd
and 4
th
Detector
Cards
Position of
Stratos in
11” Rack
Assembly
secondary
position
and 11”
Swing
Frame
SLD4
replaces
ST4S
shown
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