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PA-U8D-C-FA User Manual

ACT-PAU8D-USR-DOC-V2.0, 05/20/2022

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ClrALM

: This is the Clear Alarm screen which is used to clear all alarms.

In LOCAL MODE, press the ClrALM button, and a window pops out as below. Press Yes to
clear all the alarms and restore the rated power. Alarms will not clear if they are currently
active.

Summary of Contents for Marble Series

Page 1: ...ANYWAVE PA U8D C FA Marble Series User Manual Version 2 0 May20 2022...

Page 2: ...n be assumed for its use The manufacturer makes no representations or warranties either expressed or implied by or with respect to anything in this manual and shall not be liable for any implied warra...

Page 3: ...e required from Anywave for all equipment returns Please direct all return inquiries to the Anywave Service Department at support_us anywavecom com providing the Sales Order number and Serial Number s...

Page 4: ...ovided as a general guide for trained and qualified personnel well aware of the dangers inherent in handling potentially hazardous electrical transmission equipment The installation operation maintena...

Page 5: ...nt Panel 6 1 2 Back Panel 7 1 3 System Interconnect Diagram 9 2 Specifications 11 3 Control Interface 12 3 1 Web Interface 12 3 2 Local Touch Screen User Interface 18 3 2 1 Home Screen 18 3 2 2 Status...

Page 6: ...light will stay constantly off when internal communication is abnormal LED_FWD The blue light will be on when RF_OUT has power output The blue light will be off when the RF button is turned off or th...

Page 7: ...ction The PA will enter the auto protection mode and there will be reduced RF output or even no RF output PRE PA PA OUT Connector SMA Impedance 50 Note This is the output of the pre amp section and sh...

Page 8: ...2 Page 8 of 33 FWD REF Connector SMA Impedance 50 Note Forward FWD and Reflected REF power metering sample fed back from external directional coupler reference system interconnect diagram below AC INP...

Page 9: ...ng with some mask filters a BPF optional with two additional single port 1 5 8 directional couplers for Exciter feedback samples optional two 20 dB N type attenuators optional and a final 1 5 8 unflan...

Page 10: ...e 10 of 33 Below is an example photo showing the system connetcions Please note this photo is illustrative only and your system connections may differ slightly Please refer to the system diagram above...

Page 11: ...200 W ATSC 1 0 MER 32 dB VSWR 1 5 Shoulder Level 36dBc with pre correction ON Note 1 The electrical interface characteristics are measured at rated power Values may change 2 Operating in abnormal cond...

Page 12: ...nterface Enter the IP address of the PA the default value is 192 168 1 200 in a web browser s address bar to cause a login window to pop up The admin tier provides full status and control of the PA an...

Page 13: ...temperature readings measured by an onboard temperature sensor If this value is higher than the pre set threshold TEMP MAX in the SYSTEM SETTINGS tap ALARM PARA section then it triggers an AMP TEMP al...

Page 14: ...iggered then the system will be in self protection mode by increasing its internal attenuation ATT so the output power will be folded back which is by design and is to protect the system DON T increas...

Page 15: ...ease make sure you only turn on AGC in the PA NOT in the exciter Otherwise it may cause a conflict in gaining control and may damage the equipment 4 EXCITER TYPE It is pre set in the factory and shows...

Page 16: ...peration If you know that there is no valid serial connection between the PA and the exciter you can select manual mode and specify the channel manually to match the channel set in the exciter 14 WEB...

Page 17: ...ot log in remotely after making a change he can either reset the IP back to default 192 168 1 200 from its front panel RESET button by pressing it for 8 seconds or longer or he can check the IP from t...

Page 18: ...he Home screen is now displayed This screen is a touch screen You may navigate to the other screens Config Log Control Help by simply touching the corresponding button in the Title Bar Power Metering...

Page 19: ...to manually change the on air exciter 3 2 2 Status Screen Status Screens As mentioned above pressing the Amplifier icon on the Home page will navigate to the Amplifier Status Screens 50V Reading of 5...

Page 20: ...al ACT PAU8D USR DOC V2 0 05 20 2022 Page 20 of 33 3 2 3 A B Exciter Icon Screen Dual Exciters Switching Screen As mentioned above pressing the Exc A B icon will bring you to the Dual Exciters Switchi...

Page 21: ...at Exciter A is the current on air exciter Pressing the Exciter A or Exciter B button on this screen will cause a manual switch between exciters if the PA is linked to both exciters Note In a dual exc...

Page 22: ...DOC V2 0 05 20 2022 Page 22 of 33 If the manual switching is successful a window will pop up indicating Change succeed as shown below If the manual switching is not successful a window will pop up in...

Page 23: ...he original Exciter as long as the standby Exciter is operating properly However the PA will automatically switch back to the original Exciter in the event of a problem with the standby exciter So the...

Page 24: ...an RS 485 address ID of 80H as found under the Exciter CONFIG submenu corresponding with Exciter A In a dual drive TX Exciter B will be configured with an RS 485 ID of 81H Pressing the Exciter A or E...

Page 25: ...Time screen is used to set the current time The AGC screen is used to turn the PA AGC On Off and to change the target AGC output power level The AmpCf screen is for configuring the PA settings includ...

Page 26: ...the PA network information on this screen Re Default Reset Default settings This button is used to set all the network settings to the default values as shown below IP 192 168 1 200 MASK 255 255 255...

Page 27: ...own below will be enabled turning from grey to yellow The user can only set 3 digits of one bar at a time When the configuration is finished press OK to confirm If the keyboard is enabled by mistake p...

Page 28: ...A and to turn the PA AGC ON OFF Press the AGC button to turn AGC ON the button will turn green AmpCf Screen This screen is used to configure advanced settings of the PA The AmpCf screen is locked with...

Page 29: ...PA current fault threshold TempMax Maximum PA temperature fault threshold InMax Maximum PA Input Power fault threshold AdjFwd Adjust to calibrate the main screen FWD Power Metering AdjRefl Adjust to c...

Page 30: ...30 of 33 ClrALM This is the Clear Alarm screen which is used to clear all alarms In LOCAL MODE press the ClrALM button and a window pops out as below Press Yes to clear all the alarms and restore the...

Page 31: ...esses commands from the Controller Remote Web interface Note Be sure to switch the PA into Remote mode before leaving the PA site if Remote control of the PA is desired 3 2 6 LOG SCREEN Pressing the L...

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Page 33: ...ACT PAU8D USR DOC V2 0 05 20 2022 Page 33 of 33 Anywave Communication Technologies Inc 100 N Fairway Dr STE 128 Vernon Hills IL 60061 Tel 847 415 2258 Fax 847 415 2112 Email sales_us anywavecom com h...

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