[ANSS-netops] trillium and rt-130

[Dave Drobeck]

Mitch,
We have done this w/ STS-2 and RT-130.  It's really not a problem - just means 
you lose the top 1/2 of the seismometer amplitude response.  If you have a 
strong-motions sensor on-site you won't really lose anything.  
dave

On Friday 19 March 2010 07:01 am, mwithers at memphis.edu wrote:
> Here's an example of RTFM.  I just realized I'm connecting a Trillium 120PA
> with 40Vpp output to a Reftek RT-130 with 20Vpp input.  Doh!  Have others
> run into this and what did you do about it?  Can anyone recommend a linear
> zero phase antenuator to knock the amplitude down by half?
>
> Mitch
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