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TABLE 5:

 CONNECTORS 

Connector 

Function 

Description 

Mating Connector

(J1) 

RF IN 

(Up-converter Input) 

N-Type (F) 

N-Type (M) 

(J2) 

M&C Serial Interfaces 

RS-485 & RS-232 

MS 3112E12-10P (M) 

MS 3116G12-10S (F) 

(J5) AC LINE 

AC Supply 

(100 to 264 V AC) 

MS3102R-10SL-3P  (M) MS3106F-10SL-3S  (F)

(J6) 

REDUNDANCY 

Redundancy Interface 

MS 3112E12-10P (M) 

MS 3116G12-10S (F) 

(J4) RF MON 

RF Monitor 

SMA-Type (F) 

SMA-Type (M) 

(J7) OUT 

Waveguide 

Output 

CPR 

– 137 (grooved) 

CPR – 137 (flat) 

 
 
 
 
 

TABLE 6

: AC LINE (J5) – PIN ASSIGNMENTS 

Pin

 

Description

 

A PHASE 

(LIVE) 

B GROUND 

C NEUTRAL 

 
 

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Summary of Contents for SSPBMg-C400-BRE

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATING MANUAL 400W C Band Hub mount SOLID STATE POWER BLOCK UP CONVERTER SSPB SSPBMg C400 BRE PM 1R0 3181A0 2N1 Rev 1 ...

Page 2: ...ddress in original shipping container box with shipping charges prepaid Advantech Wireless 657 Orly Avenue Dorval Quebec H9P 1G1 CANADA Please indicate the RMA number on all shipping documentation Units shipped without prior issued RMA or shipped not in original packing may be subject of rejection and returned at sender s own expense LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTY Advantech Wireless warrants this product...

Page 3: ...r Board 10 2 3 SSPB SPECIFICATIONS 14 3 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION 18 3 1 INITIAL INSPECTION 18 3 2 UNPACKING 18 3 3 INSTALLATION 18 3 3 1 Mechanical Installation 18 3 3 2 Electrical Connections 19 3 3 3 RF Connections 19 3 3 4 Cooling Considerations 20 4 INTERFACES 21 4 1 SYSTEM CONTROL CONNECTOR RS 485 RS 232 21 4 2 REDUNDANT INTERFACE 22 4 3 LED 22 4 4 RF OUTPUT MONITOR INTERFACE 22 5 PRE POWER...

Page 4: ...ON PROTOCOL 38 11 1 INTRODUCTION 38 11 2 FRAME STRUCTURE 38 11 3 COMMANDS 39 11 4 RESPONSES TO COMMANDS FROM SLAVE TO MASTER 40 11 4 1 Condition Status Response 40 11 4 2 Read Identification Response 41 11 4 3 Read GAIN ATTENUATION Range Response 41 12 APPENDIX B RS 485 SKYWAN SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL 42 12 1 HARDWARE CONSIDERATIONS 42 12 2 RS 485 INTERFACE ON 4 WIRES 42 12 3 TRANSMISSION PRO...

Page 5: ...ERTERMINAL RS 232 COMMUNICATION HELP RF RF AND RF OFF COMMANDS AND RESPONSES 30 FIGURE 10 HYPERTERMINAL RS 232 COMMUNICATION HELP ATT ATT GAIN AND ATT VALUE COMMANDS AND RESPONSES 31 FIGURE 11 HYPERTERMINAL RS 232 COMMUNICATION HELP GAIN GAIN ATT AND GAIN VALUE COMMANDS AND RESPONSES 32 FIGURE 12 HYPERTERMINAL RS 232 COMMUNICATION HELP BAUD AND BAUD RS232 COMMANDS AND RESPONSES 33 FIGURE 13 HYPERT...

Page 6: ... LINE J5 PIN ASSIGNMENTS 17 TABLE 7 SYSTEM CONTROL RS232 RS485 PIN ASSIGNMENTS 21 TABLE 8 SERIAL INTERFACE RS 232 CONNECTION INFORMATION 27 TABLE 9 PACKING LIST 36 TABLE 10 COMMANDS 39 TABLE 11 CONDITION STATUS RESPONSE 40 TABLE 12 READ IDENTIFICATION RESPONSE 41 TABLE 13 READ GAIN ATTENUATION RANGE RESPONSE 41 TABLE 14 COMMAND MESSAGE STRUCTURE 44 TABLE 15 RESPONSE MESSAGE STRUCTURE 45 Page 5 ...

Page 7: ...RANSMITTING EQUIPMENT also Sub clauses 3 2 3 7 and 22 1 of the Standard To prevent the risk of personal injury or loss related to equipment malfunction Advantech Wireless uses the following symbols for safety related information For your own safety please read the information carefully BEFORE operating the equipment Symbols used in this manual WARNING Indicates a hazardous procedure that may resul...

Page 8: ...uction caused by an excessive load voltage standing wave ratio VSWR will void the warranty WARNING DO NOT LOOK INTO THE RF OUTPUT PORT OF THE POWERED BLOCK UP CONVERTER Handle the powered SSPB with extreme care Keep in mind that the levels of microwave radiation which do not induce immediate physical discomfort in most individuals can be sufficiently high to induce long term effects The eyes are t...

Page 9: ... used in whole or in part as the basis for manufacturing or sale of the equipment or software programs without the prior written consent of Advantech Wireless 2 2 DESCRIPTION The SSPBMg C400 BRE is a 400 Watt C Band hub mount outdoors Solid State Power Block Up Converter SSPB The entire SSPB is self contained and is intended for mounting on to the antenna hub see Figure 1 Product Outline at page 1...

Page 10: ...m page 13 For this application the Up Converter requires the L Band signal which is sent to the mixer and the internal 10 MHz reference provided by the 10 MHz oscillator which is fed into the synthesizer The synthesizer contains a phase locked loop local oscillator PLL LO which is normally phase locked with the incoming 10 MHz internal reference signal When functioning correctly the PLLLO generate...

Page 11: ...onverter The Controller Board provides through the System Control interface Fault detection and indication Forward RF power monitoring and indication optional Temperature monitoring and indication ON OFF transmit switching Change in the unit s address An ALARM will be triggered when the internal temperature of the SSPB exceeds 70 C The SSPB will continue to operate in this condition A FAULT signal...

Page 12: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 1 Product Outline Page 11 ...

Page 13: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 2 Product Outline fans side view Page 12 ...

Page 14: ... V 5 V o C COOLING FANS 48 V VAR GND RS485 TX RS485 TX 5 V RS485 RX RS485 RX A B C D E RS232 TXD RS232 RXD COM F G H J K J2 M C RS 485 RS 232 M C UP CONVERTER LINE NEUTRAL A B C GND RS485 RS485 RS232 RS232 12 V GND LEDs LEDS GAIN CTRL GATT I2 C temp info MUTE MUTE FAULT FAULT SHUT DOWN_MON SD_MON FPWR 9 V LEDS PA PA PA J4 RF MON 40 dB o C N C 48 V VAR 10 MHz REF REF 10 MHz REFERENCE 12V GND REDUND...

Page 15: ...Input VSWR 1 4 1 max C Band Output VSWR 1 3 1 max Noise Power Density 75 dBm Hz max in transmit band 135 dBm Hz max in receive band Spurious at rated PLIN in band and out of band 55 dBc max Third Order Intermodulation two equal tones 5 MHz apart 25 dBc max 52 0 dBm total output power Local Oscillator Frequency 4 900 GHz Local Oscillator Leakage 20 dBm max Integrated Phase Noise PLIN 2 RMS Output P...

Page 16: ... TABLE 3 POWER REQUIREMENTS Power Requirements 180 to 264 V AC 220 V AC nominal Power Consumption 7 A typical 220 V AC 1500 W PLIN 9 A 220 V AC 2000 W PSAT TABLE 4 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Temperature Non operating continuous exposure Operating ambient 50 C to 85 C 30 C to 55 C with start up at 30 C Relative Humidity Up to 100 relative humidity condensing Altitude 10 000 feet AMSL derated 2 C 1 00...

Page 17: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 4 Connectors Page 16 ...

Page 18: ...232 MS 3112E12 10P M MS 3116G12 10S F J5 AC LINE AC Supply 100 to 264 V AC MS3102R 10SL 3P M MS3106F 10SL 3S F J6 REDUNDANCY Redundancy Interface MS 3112E12 10P M MS 3116G12 10S F J4 RF MON RF Monitor SMA Type F SMA Type M J7 OUT Waveguide Output CPR 137 grooved CPR 137 flat TABLE 6 AC LINE J5 PIN ASSIGNMENTS Pin Description A PHASE LIVE B GROUND C NEUTRAL Page 17 ...

Page 19: ... visual inspection Verify that all of the items listed on the packing list are present Inspect all of the items for evidence of damage which might have occurred during the shipment If damage seems evident immediately contact the carrier that delivered the equipment and file a claim Failure to do so could invalidate future claims Check the unit thoroughly for damaged or loose parts After completing...

Page 20: ... connector with a destructive pin depth into an RF component connector damage may occur to the RF component connector A destructive pin depth is a connector having a pin length that is too long in respect to the reference plane of the connector The centre pins of the connectors used by Advantech Wireless have a precision tolerance measured in mils 1 1000 inch The mating connectors of the various s...

Page 21: ...onmental conditions the airflow opening may become obstructed by debris reducing the efficiency of the cooling system NOTE The cooling fans rotation speed is temperature dependent Inspect the unit periodically to ensure that the grill of the fans intake and all openings on the unit are free of any obstructions Insufficient air cooling will significantly impact upon the SSPB longevity Page 20 ...

Page 22: ...or the external monitoring and control of the SSPB TABLE 7 SYSTEM CONTROL RS232 RS485 PIN ASSIGNMENTS Pin Type Signal Name Description Safety ground Shield A Ground GND B Output RS 485 TX RS 485 Serial transmit TX C Output RS 485 TX RS 485 Serial transmit TX D Input RS 485 RX RS 485 Serial receive RX E Input RS 485 RX RS 485 Serial receive RX F Output RS 232 TXD RS 232 Serial transmit Data G Input...

Page 23: ...s in FAULT or ALARM condition If this LED is blinking GREEN it indicates that the unit is in MUTE state following a MUTE command If this LED is GREEN lit it indicates that the unit is functioning properly 4 4 RF OUTPUT MONITOR INTERFACE This RF output sample port is located at the RF MON connector which is mounted on the SSPB enclosure The type of mounting connector is listed in TABLE 5 at page 17...

Page 24: ...hat the following conditions are met The voltages of the station AC prime power matches those marked on the ID label it is 220 V AC 47 63 Hz single phase for these units The prime power station is properly grounded All connections are tight no wires are pinched and no other hardware has loosened while handling the SSPB The main power switch on the prime power station is turned OFF The RF input and...

Page 25: ...off check that all of the connectors and plugs are seated properly in their mating connectors and have not been damaged Replace any damaged connector plugs and reset any that are dislodged Inspect the electrical wiring for signs of discolored broken or poor insulation Repair or replace as required Check for other defects such as breakage fungus deterioration excess moisture and mounting integrity ...

Page 26: ...S e t A t t 0 0 t o 2 0 0 d B G A I N S e t g a i n 5 5 0 t o 7 5 0 S E R D i s p l a y S N V E R D i s p l a y V e r s i o n T 1 S e l h a n d h e l d ENTER H ENTER ENTER or ENTER ENTER ENTER T 2 S e l T e r m V T 1 0 0 0 0 W a t t C B a n d S S P B 2 d B B A U D S e t R S 2 3 2 b a u d ENTER R S 4 8 5 S e t R S 4 8 5 i n t f ENTER Figure 5 Hand held Terminal HELP Menu Page 25 ...

Page 27: ...e m p S h u t D N O K T e m p H i A l m O K ENTER ENTER P A F a u l t O K 1 1 R e d S t a n a l o n e d Figure 6 Hand held Terminal STATUS Menu NOTE The RS 232 serial communication may be achieved with a hand held terminal or with a PC Video Terminal VT 100 communication To set the communication for hand held terminal use the command T1 to set the communication for VT 100 use the command T2 see Fi...

Page 28: ...eters Bits per second 9600 Data Bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow Control None TABLE 8 SERIAL INTERFACE RS 232 CONNECTION INFORMATION RS 232 at PC Pin Serial Interface RS 232 Pin Active Condition DB 9 DB 25 G RS232 RXD 3 2 F RS232 TXD 2 3 J 5 V DC power source for Hand Held Terminal H Common 5 7 Page 27 ...

Page 29: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 7 HyperTerminal RS 232 Communication help command and response Page 28 ...

Page 30: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 8 HyperTerminal RS 232 Communication status command and response Page 29 ...

Page 31: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 9 HyperTerminal RS 232 Communication help rf rf and rf off commands and responses Page 30 ...

Page 32: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 10 HyperTerminal RS 232 Communication help att att gain and att value commands and responses Page 31 ...

Page 33: ...SSPBMg C400 BRE Figure 11 HyperTerminal RS 232 Communication help gain gain att and gain value commands and responses Page 32 ...

Page 34: ...aud rs232 commands and responses NOTE The baud rate may be set only f l interface to 9600 or to 19200 bauds fter re setting the baud rate the communication program used HyperTerminal or other VT ommunication programs must be set for the new baud rate or RS 232 seria A c Page 33 ...

Page 35: ...terface will work in a packet ENDIX A RS 485 serial interface the same windows as for RS 232 serial interface will be available o mode using the communication protocol described in APP SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL at page 38 In this case the proposed GUI see Figure 14 at page 35 may be used to monitor and control the SSPB When the rs485 is set to skywan the RS 485 serial interface will work also ...

Page 36: ...ocol in 11 T APPENDIX A RS 485 SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL at page 38 Note that in order to connect the RS 485 of the unit to the RS 232 interface of a PC an adequate RS 485 RS 232 adapter should be used Figure 14 Graphical User Interface GUI RS 485 Communication based on RS 485 Protocol Page 35 ...

Page 37: ...ket MS3106F16 10S connector for AC LINE connector J5 631 310616 001 4 1 Connector Circular 26482 Straight Plug 12 Shell 10 Sockets MS3116F12 10S 631 311612 005 5 2 Gasket CPR Half WR137 Silicone Non Conductive 705 137000 001 6 1 roll Tape Moisture Sealing Insulating Flame Retardant Mastic Tape 709 224200 001 7 8 10 32 x 1 2 Mach Screw Hex Head 18 8 Stainless Steel SS 802 103290 001 8 8 10 Split Wa...

Page 38: ...5 kV EN 000 4 EN 1000 z 3 V m SUPPLEM RY T ducts rewith Voltage D C a he EM Direc may carry the CE marking accord ts are compliant with the following standards 1998 A1 2000 Class A 4 Transient burst 0 5kV Signal Lines 1 kV 2 Electrostatic discharge 4kV CD 8 kV AD 61 es 61 6 11 AC port dips 70 40 0 4 3 Radiated Immunity 80 1000 MH ENTA INFORMATION he pro nd of t he C comply with the requirements of...

Page 39: ... to Slave Command byte The command codes are described in TABLE 10 1 T M T 1 h frame starts from start byte 0x55 After this start byte each frame consists of t byte ter NMS to Slave Advantech Wireless unit Address of correspo Slave to Master When Advantech Wireless Second byte M lave to Master First data or status byte hird forth fifth and sixth bytes aster to Slave Value of parameter or expansion...

Page 40: ...ABLE 11 Set 0x05 Byte 3 0x55 To set Attenuation value to set Byte 6 0xAA 5 0x07 0xAA AA AA AA See TABLE 12 Read Identification 6 Read serial I characters number 0x08 0xAA AA AA AA 5 ASCI 7 0x0A 0x5A AA AA AA To read gain 0x55 AA AA AA To read attenuation Byte 2 3 Gain value Read gain attenuation 8 Byte 2 3 days Byte te 5 6 0xAA Read elapse time 0x0C 0xAA AA AA AA 4 hours By future cmd 9 tion 0x0D ...

Page 41: ...TION STATUS RESPONSE TABLE DITION STATUS RESPONSE 11 CON Bit No 2nd byte 3rd byte 4th byte 5th byte 6th byte 0 Status 1 on 0 off 0 1 1 0 Sum Alarm 2 0 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 Output level MS byte Output level LS byte p 1 m 0 30dBm 0 0x00 Power class 5 bits From 30dBm ste dB Page 40 ...

Page 42: ...0 6 0 0 7 0 0 3 70 t 0x04 140 to L 0x05 0x06 0x07 L to C 09 L Interface 0x0A 0x0B 0x00 Software version number 0xXX 0x02 70 to C 0x0 o Ku 140 to C 140 to Ku 0x08 L to Ku 0x L to DBS L to X 1 4 3 READ GAIN ATTENUATION RANGE RESPONSE 1 TABLE 13 READ GAIN ATTENUATION RANGE RESPONSE Bit No 2nd byte 3rd byte 4th byte 5th byte 6th byte 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 MS byte minimum value LS byte minimum value 0x5A MS ...

Page 43: ...RFACE ON 4 WIRES T is a ull du ex interface order to maintain synchronization the RS485 receiver will reset if a message is not completed ithin 50 msec of initiation 2 3 TRANSMISSION PROTOCOL aud Rate 9600 bps Data Bit none Stop Bits 1 Minim Resp sec Maximum Response Time msec If the SSPB does not respond within the maximum response time the controller should yclically repeat the command he SSPB i...

Page 44: ...packet the SSPB will perform U the following consistency checks 2 Verify that the packet address corresponds with the SSPB address test 2 but fails in test 3 or in test 4 a response rned Bit 2 of byte 5 will be set to 1 to indicate that an inconsistency was 1 Verify that the checksum is consistent 3 Verify that the received command corresponds to a defined command 4 Verify that if data is required...

Page 45: ... 0x01 Tx control if command 0x02 New address if command 0x03 Input Frequency if command 0x04 Not applicable for these units 0xAA 0 OFF 1 ON 0x01 to 0x0F MS byte most significant byte Not applicable for these units 4 Data Byte 2 Not used if command 0x01 Not used if command 0x02 Not used if command 0x03 Input Frequency if command 0x04 Not applicable for these units 0xAA 0xAA 0xAA LS byte least signi...

Page 46: ...Bit 2 Checksum error Bit 3 Tx Status Bit 4 7 Power Class 1 O 1 O 1 error in command message 0 nor 1 Tx ON 0 Tx 0x1 to 0xF 6 Status Byte 2 ion Bits 0 3 Not used Bits 4 7 Software Vers 0xAA 0x0 to 0xF 7 Checksum Algebraic sum of bytes 1 6 12 3 4 DATA FIELD DE 1 x gned integer in 1 100 dBm FINITIONS T Power Level Unsi 2 pu gned integer in MHz Not applicable for these units 3 C 4 Pow the Ku Band are i...

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