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--- d2:beat_note_detector [2016/03/16 21:29] – [Purchase Includes] Michael Radunsky
+++ d2:beat_note_detector [2017/10/12 00:29] – [Operating Instructions] Michael Radunsky
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 =====Purchase Includes=====
   * D2-160 Beat Note Detector
+  * 18 GHz RF SMA Cable (6 ft)
   * VPN00460 FC/APC to SC MM patch cord (6 ft)
-  * VPN00TBD RF SMA Cable (6 ft)
-  * VPN00410 Hirose-to-D Sub 9-pin (shipped under separate line item; specify for use with D2)
-  * VPN00475 Hirose-to-Hirose power cord (shipped under separate line item; specify for use with ICE)
+Also look for:
+  * VPN00410 Hirose-to-D Sub 9-pin (shipped under separate line item; specify for use with D2) or
+  * VPN00475 Hirose-to-Hirose power cord (shipped under separate line item; specify for use with ICE)
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 ^Dimensions |  1.38 x 1.25 x ~1.7  | inches |
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-__=====Operating Instructions=====
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+=====Operating Instructions=====
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 ==Powering the D2-160==
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+Never connect this device to a power supply that is switched on and supplying power.  Always turn off the power supply, make connections to this device, and then re-energize the power supply.
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 The D2-160 requires +5 VDC and ground to operate.  The power input is via a female 6-pin Hirose connector [[http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?KeyWords=HR10A-7TR-6SA(73)&WT.z_header=search_go|HR10A-7TR-6SA(73)]]. If you are making your own power cable, pin 4 is +5 V and pin 6 is ground.  Use a 6-pin male Hirose connector [[http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?KeyWords=HR10A-7TP-6P(73)&WT.z_header=search_go|HR10A-7TP-6P(73)]].  Depending on your order configuration, you should have received a power cable with this connector on one end and either the same on the other (typically for using with ICE products) or a DB-9 connector (with D2-products).