Old Antenna Models - Amphenol 151221BF Manuel D'utilisation

Title : Amphenol RET User Guide
Titre :
Manuel d'utilisation des RET Amphenol
Reference : User Guide
4.2 Old antenna models (<2013)
Prior to 2013 the "Unique ID" format was not standardized. At Amphenol Antennas Solutions, we had
the following format:
Seller Code
RET Serial Number
The RET Serial Number
C C [Capital letter for the color] :
Z = standard value
The letter corresponds to the color of the plastic ring on the antenna :
R = RED (Rouge)
G = GREEN (VERT)
- - (dash) = standard value
This value changes for antenna TWIN :
L = to designate a RET that is linked to a port on the left side of the antenna
R = to designate a RET that is linked to a port on the right side of the antenna
S S [Capital letter for the sector] :
A = standard value
For antenna TRIO :
A or B or C = corresponds to the sector of the antenna
P P [Capital letter for the type of RET ] :
M = MDCU
A = MDDU, side A
L L [Capital letter corresponding at the place of manufacture] :
A = Amboise
H = Hickory
yymmdd yymmdd [Production date] :
Year (2 digits) Month (2 digits) Day (2 digits)
nnnn Unique identification number
AA Two digits (00 to 15) for motor address.
The address is used in production to identify the position of the motors in the antenna.
Seller Code +
JB or AI
RET Serial Number
The
was coded on 17 characters following this rule:
C – S P L yymmdd nnnn AA
W = WHITE (Blanc)
Y = YELLOW (Jaune)
C = Cassette RET E = External RET
B = MDDU, side B
W = Wellingborough
R = Rockford
RET Serial Number
Unique Number
is used for
B = BLUE (Bleu)
151221BF
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C = Chennai
K = Kocani
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