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4. Secure the sensor to the mounting
shelf by driving the screws into the
appropriate holes as shown.
Note: The holes are not equidistant from each other, so the shield will only attach one way
5. Using the bubble level on the
sensor as a guide, adjust the
sensor until it is level by
tightening or loosening the
screws. The top of the Solar
Radiation sensor should be
even with or slightly above the
rim of the rain cone. The entire
comb structure of the UV
Radiation sensor should be above the rim of the rain cone.
6. Repeat the above process to install an additional sensor. Replace the rain
collector cone when finished.
Note: Final leveling of the sensor(s) should be done with the ISS mounted in its operating
location.
Routing the Sensor Cable
Run the cables down from the Sensor Mounting Shelf to the tramsmitter shelter.
You can take up the slack by winding the cables around the posts under the rain
collector base that connect the base to the radiation shield.
Open the shelter and remove the foam insert, and guide the cable through the
access port. Insert the sensor plug into the proper receptacle (marked “SUN” for
the Solar Radiation Sensor or “UV” for the UV Sensor) and replace the foam
insert, ensuring that the foam insert fills all large voids in the access port. Ensure
that the cables are free of crimps. Secure them to the support tubes with the
provided cable ties so that they will not fray in the wind.
Note: Slide flat cables to the left to make more room in the access port.
Solar Radiation Sensor
Top should be even with
or above rain cone rim
UV Sensor
Comb structure
should be even with
or above rain cone rim
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