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MPTV V1 TX User Manual

MPTV-V1-1KW-USR-DOC-V1.0, 05/25/2018

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From the rear view of the TX cabinet, several other main components can be seen

which include an AC Distribution System, 2-way Splitter and Combiner, 2-port
Directional coupler and Combiner Reject Load.

Splitter

Exciter

Controlle

PA 1

PA 2

Distribution

Combiner

Reject Load

Coupler

Combiner

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Page 1: ...Version 1 1 June 6 2017 MEDIUM POWER VHF BAND 1 1KW TV TRANSMITTERS MPTV User Manual May 25 2018 Version 1 0 COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES ANYWAVE...

Page 2: ...sumed 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 warranties o...

Page 3: ...of the equipment Complete details regarding the nature and circumstances of your return must be included in your RMA request Proper handling and return shipping instructions will be provided with an...

Page 4: ...ed 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 maintenance...

Page 5: ...tal Exciter 23 2 3 Power Amplifier PA VI4 C FA 25 3 Installation Initial Turn On 28 4 Operational Basics 35 4 1 TX ON OFF 35 4 2 RAISE LOWER POWER 36 4 3 RUNNING CORRECTIONS 37 4 4 CALIBRATE EXCITER F...

Page 6: ...MPTV V1 TX User Manual MPTV V1 1KW USR DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 6 of 96 6 1 TX WEB INTERFACE 70 6 2 PA Web Interface 79 7 Parts List 87 8 Replacement Parts Order form 94...

Page 7: ...are required to operate install maintain and service this transmission equipment 1 1TX Overview TheAnywave MPTV VHF Band 1 1kwTransmitter comes in single and dual exciter configurations Photos of a s...

Page 8: ...MPTV V1 TX User Manual MPTV V1 1KW USR DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 8 of 96 Exciter Controller PA 1 PA 2 AC Mains Breaker Emergency switch...

Page 9: ...rear view of the TX cabinet several other main components can be seen which include an AC Distribution System 2 way Splitter and Combiner 2 port Directional coupler and Combiner Reject Load Splitter E...

Page 10: ...10 of 96 The diagram below shows the overall system interconnect between the various modules in the 2 PA MPTV system BPF IN OUT To Ant Load TS input REL Coupler FWD PA1 Combiner PA2 RF MON RF IN Reje...

Page 11: ...0 05 25 2018 Page 11 of 96 The 2 PA MPTV system Cabinet dimensions are shown below Please note the BPF not shown is by standard mounted on top of the TX cabinet and the additional height of the BPF mu...

Page 12: ...ric Pressure 86 kPa 106 kPa Power Supply Voltage 240 VAC 1 phase or 208 VAC 3 phase specify with order Frequency 50 60 Hz Note 1 The electrical interface characteristics are measured under normal cond...

Page 13: ...the AC mains power cable from your stations electrical panel to the terminal block located inside the TX AC Mains Distribution compartment in compliance with local electrical and building codes Please...

Page 14: ...ilding lightning protective ground and have a good RF ground This is typically done with a 2 to 4 copper strap that is connected to the cabinet ground found at the bottom rear of the TX cabinet making...

Page 15: ...holes located in the top panel of the cabinet Please reference Section 3 Installation Initial Turn On for step by step instructions on setting up and connecting your RF System components Please note...

Page 16: ...tional Coupler installation Please be sure to install the Before and After BPF Directional Couplers in the correct positions and orientation Incorrect operation of the TX system may result if these di...

Page 17: ...nvironment is required to operate the TX equipment There is an option to exhaust heat out the top of the cabinet The top down cabinet drawings below show the provision for the top panel ventilation ho...

Page 18: ...l switchover between Exciters in a DD configuration The modulated RF output signal from the Exciter s is are fed into the Control module which contains a preamp driver stage and built in N ways splitt...

Page 19: ...mbiner The Control module also receives feedback samples from the System Reject Load s enabling it to control the variable fan speed of the reject load s The Control module is in constant communicatio...

Page 20: ...system and monitors system Forward Reflected and Reject load power Front panel The front panel of Control Unit is shown below Color touch screen LED_OK If the green light is ON then the transmitter i...

Page 21: ...IN TX Forward Power Connector BNC Impedance 50 Note To receive feedback signal from Directional Coupler for Forward Power detection and monitoring AUX_IN TX Load Reject Power Connector BNC Impedance 5...

Page 22: ...Manual MPTV V1 1KW USR DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 22 of 96 RS 485 Reserved RS 232 Reserved LAN 10M 100M Ethernet port for web based remote control ipaddress 192 168 1 210 AC INPUT FUSE 90 240 VAC Power...

Page 23: ...or mode LED_ TS1 Green light on indicates the synchronization of input RF signal is OK LED_TS2 Green light on indicates the equalization of input RF signal is OK LED_TSErr Red light on indicates there...

Page 24: ...Dry loop for remote control REMOTE To be connected to ERS485 A ERS485 B of Control Unit for internal communication between exciters and Control Unit REMOTE RJ45 B 10M 100M Ethernet for remote control...

Page 25: ...ply is within the normal range 48 VDC 52 VDC Green light will flash when the DC voltage of internal power supply is out of the normal range 48 VDC 52 VDC Green light will be off when the external powe...

Page 26: ...reset the IP to default 192 168 1 200 Note 1 The front fan covers can be removed to clean the air intake path No screw driver is needed and no disassembly of the PA is required 2 When a warning occurs...

Page 27: ...UT2 of Control Unit POWER RS485REMOTE Note To be connected to CAN 1A CAN 2A of Control Unit for internal communication between PA and Control Unit and also to be connected with Power Supply System Not...

Page 28: ...turn on the system Please locate and have handy for reference a copy of your MPTV TX Factory Test Report and Exciter User Manuals Please follow the steps outlined below to safely turn on and bring yo...

Page 29: ...REFL and Reject Load REJT output power in Watts in real time 2 Check Exciter settings Check the operating Frequency of the Exciter by navigating to the Exciter FREQ submenu simultaneously press Left...

Page 30: ...RUNNING OK and there are no alarm messages If you do see an alarm message please reference the Troubleshooting section of your transmitter User Manual to understand what the error means and suggested...

Page 31: ...r POWER as you approach the desired TPO 6 Check the SNR and Shoulder LIMD and UIMD RF performance of your system by pressing the Exciter A icon on the Controller HOME screen or by checking the Exciter...

Page 32: ...tions please reference the Running Corrections section of your transmitter User Manual 7 With your TX operating at your desired output power and with good RF performance the next step is to engage the...

Page 33: ...B icon on the Controller touchscreen and initiating an Exciter Changeover by selecting EXCITER B and confirming the changeover when asked The power will drop and the exciter changeover will initiate O...

Page 34: ...nd your Exciter REMOTE RJ 45 rear panel connection at 192 168 1 143 and your PA drawers front LAN port 192 168 1 200 note you will need to change some of the PA IPaddress via the PAbuilt in web interf...

Page 35: ...hen the TX is off When turning the TX ON please monitor the FWD power wattage on the HOME screen as FWD power ramps up to the AGC target level which takes roughly 45 60 seconds Remote Control To Turn...

Page 36: ...the Controller AGC Turn AGC Off and raise lower the Exciter output drive Remote Control To raise or lower the TX system forward power from the Controller Web Interface please adjust the target AGC po...

Page 37: ...o compensate for slight variations in output power due to changes in temperature AC mains etc It is not recommended to run corrections with AGC enabled as the correction process can at times produce s...

Page 38: ...a power meter note the FSSI indicator toggles between A and B and will flash when the signal level is out of range too high or too low Optimal FSSI level is typically 50 Add or remove the appropriate...

Page 39: ...your desired output power and with good RF performance the next step is to set up and re engage the TX AGC To accomplish this be sure the TX system forward power is at or just slightly higher than the...

Page 40: ...ced 11 On the Exciter navigate to the CAL setting under the AD3 Advanced submenu and select CAL then press OK to calibrate the FWD PWR meter on the Exciter front panel to 100 Please note that the Exci...

Page 41: ...nder the AD3 Advanced submenu and select CAL then press OK to calibrate the FWD PWR meter on the Exciter front panel to 100 Please note that the Exciter FWD PWR meter reading is based on the RF_IN_A B...

Page 42: ...power readings when testing the TX at its full rated output power These meters may be recalibrated if desired via the Controller calibration screens as outlined below You will require a power meter t...

Page 43: ...ith AGC enabled 1 Please navigate to the Controller AGC screen by pressing the CONFIG button and then AGC button and disable AGC by pressing the Green button as shown below so that the button then bec...

Page 44: ...a coupling value of 50dB offset for your power meter Measure and record the real Forward system power 4 Disconnect the FWD sample from your power meter and reconnect it to the FWD IN port on the rear...

Page 45: ...er Configuration The AmpCF screen is used to configure advanced settings of the TX System and PAs and is locked with a password When pressing the AmpCf button in the Config Menu a pop up window requir...

Page 46: ...ss the NextPage button to reach the FWD REFL and REJT power calibration screen below 7 Press the word FwdPara to slightly adjust this value up or down in small increments 0 1 0 2 etc until the FWD pow...

Page 47: ...nd calibrated via the Controller Web interface 192 168 1 210 Common Set Tab instead of the Controller front panel touchscreen as shown below 9 Repeat steps 3 through 7 above this time removing measuri...

Page 48: ...operating at your desired output power and with accurately calibrated system power metering the next step is to set up and re engage the TX AGC To accomplish this slightly adjust if necessary the valu...

Page 49: ...TX AGC and turn this button Green 13 Press the HOME button to return to the HOME screen to monitor FWD power With the AGC engaged the FWD power metering may vary up to 5 so for a 1000W TX meter variat...

Page 50: ...l Unit screen is a touch screen You may navigate to the other screens Config Log Control Help by simply touching the coresponding button in the Title Bar Power Metering ON OFF Green Button Provides TX...

Page 51: ...This is the system Reject Load Power Meter derived from the REJT Load feedback sample Displayed in units of W and cannot be changed Status Bar During normal operation the default status is RUNNING OK...

Page 52: ...ame time and the Controller is considered linked with an exciter when the Controller detects an RF output present from the exciter as monitored inside the controller Auto Exciter Switchover In a Dual...

Page 53: ...DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 53 of 96 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 54: ...igured with an RS 485 addess 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 Exci...

Page 55: ...ntioned above pressing the Amplifier icon on the Home page will navigate to the Amplifier Status Screens Title Bar includes PreAmp Amp1 Amp2 Amp3 and more buttons are for higher power transmittes in t...

Page 56: ...MPTV V1 TX User Manual MPTV V1 1KW USR DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 56 of 96 Amp1 Status Screen...

Page 57: ...Refl Reflected Power reading of the current amplifier IN Input Power reading of the current amplifier VSWR Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Temp Temperature of the current amplifier V50 Reading of 50 V pow...

Page 58: ...screen is used to set the current time TheAGC screen is used to turn the ControllerAGC On Off and to change the target AGC output power level The AmpCf screen is for configuring the PA settings inclu...

Page 59: ...bar in this screen Pressing the Set button will lead to the corresponding configuration screen of IP or Mask or GateWay accordingly Using the IP setting as example Press any part of the white bar on...

Page 60: ...en This screen is used to check and adjust the current time settings It s similar to the Network Settings AGC Screen This screen is used to set the AGC Reference output power of the TX and to turn the...

Page 61: ...figure advanced settings of the TX PAs The AmpCf screen is locked with a password When pressing the AmpCf button in the Config Menu a pop up window requiring a password will appear The password for Am...

Page 62: ...ction and shutdown mechanisms FwdMax Max TX Forward Power fault threshold ReflMax Max TX Reverse Power fault threshold Rejt1 4Max Max TX Reject Load fault threshold VSWRMax Max TX VSWR fault threshold...

Page 63: ...e and shutdown of the Transmitter System PosID Screen This screen is used to configure and or test the RS 485 communications between the Control module and each of the PA modules With the TX Turned OF...

Page 64: ...etworking directly to the PA and pressing the System Set tab will bring up the following information Here you can view and change the SYS_ID for the PA Note SYS_ID for PA1 130 PA2 131 PA3 132 PA4 133...

Page 65: ...f 96 Exciter Screen This screen is used to configure the TX for single or dual exciters Bootset Screen This screen is used to configure the number of attempts that the TX takes to successfully reboot...

Page 66: ...66 of 96 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 67: ...een as shown below There are two pages of current alarm information as well as history alarms Each page can show up to 5 alarm messages The user can use the NextPage PrePage button to switch between p...

Page 68: ...he Control screen allows the user to switch between Local and Remote Control of the TX In Local the TX processes commands from the front panel touchscreen and ignores commands via the Controller web i...

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Page 70: ...t may be used for such things as adjusting the TX output power performing corrections etc please reference the separate Exciter User Manual for a detailed description of the Exciter web interface The...

Page 71: ...s limited in monitoring and control allowing users to access only certain information The guest account is accessed with a user name and password of guest and guest case sensitive The second admin tie...

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Page 79: ...to remotely monitor PA power levels voltage and device currents as well as view and modify PA network settings max operating parameters meter calibrations RS 485 network ID etc The second anywave_e t...

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Page 87: ...part numbers All available options of your product Product module serial numbers Module Servicing Modules can be serviced through one of the following three options Contact Anywave Technical Support...

Page 88: ...2018 Page 88 of 96 5x digital exciter 1 Power supply unit RS 35 12 2 AC in CW2A 01A T 3 LCD SHZJ A402A2 4 Keyboard FB V8 5 Main circuit board EMV1 4 6 Dry loop module V2 5 7 GPS module V4 0 8 TSOIP m...

Page 89: ...DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 89 of 96 Control Unit CTL S V1 1 AC filter CW2A 10A T 10A 2 Network board Conboard_V3 0 3 PSU LAF240 220D50 12 4 Pre amp board SW_EX_V20 5 I2C board 12C 8_V1 0 6 Control boar...

Page 90: ...MPTV V1 TX User Manual MPTV V1 1KW USR DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 90 of 96 8 LEDs PALED_V1 0 9 Fans FFB0848SHE...

Page 91: ...l MPTV V1 1KW USR DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 91 of 96 PA amplifier module 1 Temperature sensor board TMP_V2 1 2 1Kw PA COUPLER PCB V1 PA COUPLER frequency specified with order 3 Combiner RDL65B01 4 Spli...

Page 92: ...1 0 05 25 2018 Page 92 of 96 5 Last stage amplifier MRFE61K25 6 Splitter V1 DIV 2 800W 7 Input coupling board PRE PA COU 8 Pre amp MRFE5600 9 Fan interface connector FANIB_V1 0 10 Fans PF80384BX 000C...

Page 93: ...05 25 2018 Page 93 of 96 12 Fans PF80384BX 000C S99 13 Fan interface connector FANIB_V1 0 14 Large PSU FMP25 48S200G 15 Small PSU RS 50 12 16 Power detection board DET V1 0 17 Control board PACB_V3 2...

Page 94: ...6 8 Replacement Parts Order form Replacement Spare Parts are available from the Anywave Technical Support Department Telephone 847 415 2258 option 2 for daytime support 9AM to 5 PM Central Time option...

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Page 96: ...1 1KW USR DOC V1 0 05 25 2018 Page 96 of 96 Anywave Communication Technologies Inc 300 Knightsbridge Parkway Suite 150 Lincolnshire IL 60069 Tel 847 415 2258 Fax 847 415 2112 Email sales_us anywavecom...

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