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Tortoise MultiBand Stimulus Transmitter
Tortoise™ is a lightweight, (under 20 lbs) DC powered transmitter system composed of dual independent, transmitter modules giving the user freedom to transmit on any 2 frequency bands from anywhere without expensive and bulky additonal transmitters. Each Tortoise™ is housed in a high impact ABS water resistant case. Each transmitter module has a built-in agile frequency synthesizer, dynamically controlled power amplifier and remote control of all transmitter parameters via an IR remote controller. Remote adjustments include power level, channel or frequency assignment and transmit On/Off.
Download Tortoise data sheet
Download Tortoise manual in the Technical
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- Choose your module combinations for Cellular, PCS, Paging, ETACS, iDEN, SMR, ISM, LMR, UMTS, GSM, WiMAX, Wi-Fi and more
- Two independent transmitter module bays
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Power
amplifier with continuous adjustable power output ± 0.1dB over
32 dB range
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Water
resistant, rugged 18" x 15" x 6" ABS plastic case
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Microprocessor-controlled
with front panel soft-keys or remotely controlled with an internal
modem for user programmable modulation schemes, power levels,
channels, and frequencies.
- 640
x 240 LCD (1/2 VGA)
- Calibration/Usage intergrated hours meter
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VSWR
antenna protection and internal forward and reverse measurement
- Quad
cooling fans with built-in thermal overheat protection for amplifier
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Battery
backed-up SRAM stores all user selectable parameters in the event
of a power loss
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Powered
from 110-240 VAC 50-60 Hz, UL, CSA, CE and FCC approved
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Weighs
under 20 pounds
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All
parameters can be adjusted remotely via RS-232 or the internal modem
or DTMF signaling tones
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| GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: |
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Display |
640
X 240 LCD (1/2 VGA) |
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Stability |
Stability better than 2.5 PPM for first year, + for 1 PPM for
aging |
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Output Power |
Continuous adjustable power output +0.5 dB over > 37 dB
range |
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Output Power |
Continuously adjustable via rotary knob or direct keypad entry in
0.5 dBm increments over 37 dB |
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Spurious Output |
> 55 dBc |
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Harmonics Output |
> 40 dBc |
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Antenna |
2 Type
N female outputs |
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Power |
12-13.8
VDC 1 module @ 2.5 Amps (2 modules @ 5 Amps) |
| MECHANICAL: |
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Case
Size |
18"
x 15" x 6" |
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Weight |
15
lbs. |
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| 700 MHz |
| 850-870 MHz |
| 800-900 MHz |
| 850-900 MHz |
| 930-970 MHz |
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25 or 45 Watts |
110/220 VAC or 24 VDC |
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| 1.805-1.880 GHz |
| 1.85-2.10 GHz |
| 2.10-2.17 GHz |
| 2.3-2.36 GHz |
| 2.4-2.49 GHz |
| 2.5-2.7 GHz |
| 3.4-3.7 GHz (10 watt only) |
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10 or 20 Watts |
110/220 VAC or 12 VDC |
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Tuneable in frequency step sizes of 2.5 kHz, 5 kHz, 10 kHz, 15 kHz, 20 kHz, 25 kHz, 50 kHz, 200 kHz
***Custom
frequencies available upon request***
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2500-2700 MHz (8.5 dBi gain)
Mag-Mount Antenna (perfect for drive studies)
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Forecaster PC software allows Tortoise and compatible receivers such as Coyote to overlay all drive-study measurements for overall RF coverage. |
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Why won't my Tortoise turn on when I hook it up to a gas portable
generator?
Certain model generators output an impure noise spike in the AC output.
This anomaly has been traced to ignition noise riding on top of the
sine waveform. So while this output is fine for most devices requiring
AC power, the Tortoise will not turn on because it requires pure regulated
AC power. Several model Honda generators have been tested and approved
for this application, and also this problem can be easily remedied
by simply using an inexpensive AC surge suppressor found in any convenience
or hardware store.
Can Tortoise transmit from 2 modules at the same time?
No, but you can mix and match 2 completely different frequencies in one unit so that you do not have to leave the field to transmit another signal.
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