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Chapter 9 

Drawings 

The Indoor SSPA drawings listed below are included in this chapter. 

Table 9-1.  Indoor SSPA Drawings 

Drawing Number 

Title 

01030894 Specification 

IDU 125W C-band SSPA 

01032279 Specification 

IDU 225W C-band SSPA 

01032346 

Remote RS-422/485 Cable  

01032402 

RF Diagram 225W SSPA, C-Band 

01032412 

SSPA Binary Computer Interface Protocol 

01032502 

RF Diagram 125W SSPA, C-Band 

01040500 

Outline Drawing, 125/225W SSPA 

01044544 

Ship Kit C-band 

01044612 

Assembly, Power Supply 

01044614 Assembly, 

RF 125W/225W SSPA 

01044737 Outline 

Ku-band 

01044738 

Ship Kit Ku-band 

01044739 

RF Diagram Ku-band 

01044742 

Assembly, RF X-band 

01044747 

Outline 200W X-band 

01044750 Specification 

200W 

X-band 

01044751 Specification 100W SSPA, X-band 

01044752 

RF Diagram 200W SSPA, X-band 

01044753 

RF Diagram 100W SSPA, X-band 

Summary of Contents for S4UIA

Page 1: ...U A L INDOOR SSPA P N 01040244R7 For Use With Model Numbers Service Center Headquarters and Design Center West Coast Operations 811 Hansen Way Palo Alto CA 94303 Manufacturing East Coast Operations 4...

Page 2: ...perating and maintaining CPI equipment Except for rights expressly granted by contract all such information is the exclusive property of CPI Satcom Division This document may not be duplicated in whol...

Page 3: ...Interfaces 0104004500 Rev 6 Chapter 4 Initial Power On and Checkout 0104005300 Rev 6 Chapter 5 Operation 0104008600 Rev 7 Chapter 6 Maintenance 0104008700 Rev 6 Chapter 7 Functional Tree 0104008900 Re...

Page 4: ...INDOOR SSPA IV DOC 01040042 REV 6 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 5: ...ICAL DISPLAY 1 5 1 3 6 FRONT PANEL LED S 1 6 1 3 7 EVENT LOG 1 6 1 3 8 FAULT LOG 1 6 1 3 9 HISTOGRAM LOG 1 6 1 3 10 AUTO FAULT RECYCLE 1 6 1 3 11 INTERNAL TEST POINTS 1 6 1 3 12 QUICK REPLACEMENT OF P...

Page 6: ...SYSTEM 1 10 1 4 8 INPUT AND OUTPUT POWER SAMPLING PORTS 1 10 1 4 9 EXHAUST DUCT 1 10 1 5 ABOUT THIS MANUAL 1 10 1 6 CONVENTIONS 1 11 1 6 1 NOTES AND CAUTIONS 1 11 1 6 2 ELECTRICAL OR RF WARNINGS 1 11...

Page 7: ...iding uplink service in fixed satellite terminals fly away earth stations and digital satellite newsgathering vehicles Table 1 1 shows the model numbers frequency ranges and power outputs of these amp...

Page 8: ...at any frequency between 47 and 63 Hz The state of the art power supply regulates power to the solid state brick microprocessor driven controller and cooling system The SSPA s solid state brick produ...

Page 9: ...ring The forward and reflected RF power metering allows the operator to read how much RF power is being transmitted from the SSPA and how much of that power is reflected back to the SSPA 1 3 3 Real Ti...

Page 10: ...og keeps a record of the amplifier operating conditions over time 1 3 10 Auto Fault Recycle If the amplifier fails it will automatically recycle the fault and try to return to its previous state This...

Page 11: ...n be adjusted manually or automatically as required by the operator The fans will automatically operate at full power if there is any over temperature alarm 1 3 18 Transportable Memory The SSPA has bu...

Page 12: ...ignals so that no extra cables are required This simplifies the end user s system design Options are available for internal or multiplexed reference signals For more information about BUCs refer to Ap...

Page 13: ...4 4 Connector Lock and Entry 5350002870 1 2 3 4 Power Supply Module 7850111370 1 2 3 4 Power Supply Rack 7850111770 1 1 1 1 Blank Panel 7850111800 3 2 1 0 DC Power Harness 0104466500 1 1 1 1 Redundanc...

Page 14: ...tput or provide slightly negative pressure to prevent amplifier over heating due to excessive backpressure 1 5 About This Manual This manual describes the installation operation maintenance and troubl...

Page 15: ...ata 1 6 Conventions Symbols and conventions used throughout this manual are described in the following sections 1 6 1 Notes and Cautions General notes cautions or warnings provide additional commentar...

Page 16: ...zed and the action object is capitalized and may be bold for emphasis For example PRESS ENTER Labels for Front Panel controls and indicators are capitalized For example RESET Sometimes the actual labe...

Page 17: ...4 LOCATION OF INSTALLATION 2 4 2 5 PREPARING FOR INSTALLATION 2 4 2 6 INSTALLATION 2 4 2 6 1 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 2 4 2 6 2 GROUNDING 2 5 2 6 3 COOLING CONSIDERATIONS 2 5 2 6 4 ELECTRICAL POWER CO...

Page 18: ...C 01040044 REV 6 List of Figures FIGURE 2 1 CONNECTOR LOCATIONS C BAND SHOWN 2 7 FIGURE 2 2A TIGHTENING SEQUENCE C BAND 2 8 List of Tables TABLE 2 1 PRIMARY POWER CABLE CONNECTIONS 2 6 TABLE 2 2 WAVEG...

Page 19: ...at any factory returns be shipped in their original shipping container See Appendix A for Return information 2 3 1 Equipment and Accessories Carefully unpack and remove the following items from the sh...

Page 20: ...hat to be used match the pin out data provided in this section Verify the prime power connection to the Indoor SSPA is the correct line voltage Warning Operating the Indoor SSPA amplifier without prop...

Page 21: ...The Indoor SSPA is cooled entirely by forced airflow Refer to outline drawing 01040500 00 in the Drawings chapter for clearances required The enclosure utilizes several internally mounted DC fans to...

Page 22: ...rated for 10A The local utility company should approve the fuse or breaker Ensure that the fuse or breaker s interrupt rating meets the appropriate installation requirements A prime power mating conne...

Page 23: ...UNPACKING INSTALLATION DOC 01040044 REV 6 2 7 Figure 2 1 Connector Locations C band shown...

Page 24: ...Install the o ring gasket supplied in the ship kit to the output flange of the Indoor SSPA Position the interconnecting waveguide so that it aligns precisely with the waveguide flange at the rear of t...

Page 25: ...ure 2 1 previously in this chapter for connector locations All connectors are N type female and mate with a N type male connectors Note Position the coaxial cables so that there is no stress on connec...

Page 26: ...th BUC Bypass J16 Optional This port is the L Band input frequency to the BUC when the BUC bypass is installed The 10MHz reference to the BUC is supplied either internally or multiplexed with the L Ba...

Page 27: ...2 485 SERIAL PORT 3 3 3 1 3 DIAGNOSTIC INTERFACE 3 3 3 1 4 DISCRETE INTERFACE 3 4 3 1 5 ETHERNET INTERFACE CONNECTOR J14 OPTIONAL 3 6 List of Figures FIGURE 3 1 RS 485 CABLE 3 3 List of Tables TABLE 3...

Page 28: ...a PC with a RS 232 adapter at distances up to 3m Table 3 1 can be used to design a cable or a cable may be purchased to connect the Indoor SSPA directly to a computer The CIF protocol must be set to R...

Page 29: ...he amplifier TX is an output and RX is an input Interconnect cables should be wired for RS 422 485 A cable assembly similar to CPI drawing 01032346 see the Drawings chapter should be used for RS 422 4...

Page 30: ...contact relay outputs available to the user Both normally open NO and normally closed NC contacts are provided Not every Fault or Alarm is to be monitored by the discrete relay contacts Please consult...

Page 31: ...tage 8V or Temp 80 85 C High Drain Current X 120 A or 60 A Factory Settable Note Depending on model BUC Unlock U U BUC LO loss of lock Brick Comm Fault X RF Brick will not communicate with M C High RF...

Page 32: ...ing 3 High Reflected RF Power Fault 4 Low RF Output Power Fault 3 1 5 Ethernet Interface Connector J14 Optional This port is a standard RJ 45 10BaseT Ethernet LAN connection The operator can control a...

Page 33: ...OL PANEL 4 3 4 3 1 DATA ORGANIZATION 4 4 4 3 2 NAVIGATION 4 4 4 3 2 1 MENU KEY 4 4 4 3 2 2 SET PWR KEY 4 5 4 3 2 3 ARROW KEYS 4 5 4 3 2 4 ENTER KEY 4 5 4 4 POWER ON AND CHECKOUT 4 5 4 4 1 INITIAL CHEC...

Page 34: ...DOC 01040053 REV 6 List of Figures FIGURE 4 1 TYPICAL MAIN SCREEN 4 4 FIGURE 4 2 MENU SCREEN 4 4 FIGURE 4 3 SET PWR SCREEN 4 5 List of Tables TABLE 4 1 USER CONFIGURABLE PREFERENCE SETTINGS 4 7 TABLE...

Page 35: ...nnected from the station s ground bus to the 10 32 threaded ground stud hole located on the amplifier rear panel 6 The RF Input J2 is connected to a matched source RF input power is off and is set no...

Page 36: ...en 4 3 2 Navigation The navigation requires the use of combinations of the following Menu key Set Pwr key Arrow keys Enter key 4 3 2 1 Menu Key Data is organized into categories in the menu screen To...

Page 37: ...2 4 Enter Key The ENTER key is mainly used enter menus and save data fields that have been changed using the arrow keys 4 4 Power On and Checkout Power on and check out should not be performed unless...

Page 38: ...istribution system so that AC power is applied at J1 2 Place the rear panel circuit breaker into the on position 3 Push and hold the on button located on the front panel for one second 4 CPI logo shou...

Page 39: ...Switch Control BUC Unlock Alarm or Fault RF Control High Refl RF Alarm or Fault RF Control Reset Event Log Yes or No General Fan Optimization Acoustic Noise or Enhanced Reliability Mechanical Control...

Page 40: ...ay If the amplifier is in REMOTE mode press MENU and enter the SETUP to change REMOTE to LOCAL If the amplifier is in transmit mode from the previous shut down press standby 2 Verify that no fault mes...

Page 41: ...r to the Operation chapter for details 4 4 5 1 IP Setup Press the MENU key to display the menu screen Cursor over to the IP SETUP using the arrow keys and push ENTER The IP address mask and gateway ca...

Page 42: ...INITIAL POWER ON CHECKOUT 4 10 DOC 01040053 REV 6 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 43: ...5 1 EVENT LOG 5 8 5 3 5 2 SETUP 5 9 5 3 5 3 CALIBRATION 5 11 5 3 5 4 TRIP POINTS 5 12 5 3 5 5 SCREEN CONFIGURATION 5 13 5 3 5 6 VERSION 5 13 5 3 5 7 SWITCH SYSTEM 5 13 5 3 5 8 TIME 5 14 5 3 5 9 IP CON...

Page 44: ...8 5 4 8 CONFIG SCREEN 5 19 5 4 9 LP SETTINGS SCREEN 5 20 5 4 10 EMAIL SCREEN 5 20 5 4 11 SET LOGIN SCREEN 5 21 5 4 12 TIME SCREEN 5 21 5 4 13 OPTIONS SCREEN 5 22 5 4 14 SWITCH CTRL SCREEN 5 23 5 5 SHU...

Page 45: ...5 12 FIGURE 5 16 CONFIGURATION SCREEN 5 13 FIGURE 5 17 VERSION DISPLAY 5 13 FIGURE 5 18 TIME SCREEN 5 14 FIGURE 5 19 TYPICAL SET POWER SCREEN 5 14 FIGURE 5 20 AMP STATUS 5 16 FIGURE 5 21 AMP INFO 5 17...

Page 46: ...pressed and held for at least one second the Indoor SSPA will conduct a brief self test When the unit is finished initializing the operator switches the Indoor SSPA from STANDBY mode to TRANSMIT mode...

Page 47: ...on previous operating state Refer to Table 5 1 for ON OFF push button indicator status LED Table 5 1 IDU ON OFF Push Button Indicator Status LED Indicator Status Description Solid Green Transmit Norma...

Page 48: ...ifier is in transmit mode Off when the amplifier is in standby mode Flashes when the amplifier has faulted STANDBY Yellow On when the amplifier is in standby mode Off when the amplifier is in transmit...

Page 49: ...r meters screen Figure 5 4 shows a PSU screen If redundant PSU modules are installed a separate screen with number matching the PSU slot will appear for each PSU module Figure 5 4 PSU screen Figure 5...

Page 50: ...r in local mode 5 3 5 Menu Key Press MENU and use the directional keys to scroll through menus To enter a menu use the ENTER key The EVENT LOG SETUP CALIBRATION TRIP POINTS SCREEN CFG VERSION SWITCH T...

Page 51: ...temperatures or decreasing voltages over long time periods Figure 5 7 represents an event log entry Figure 5 7 Event Log Entry Table 5 4 is a list of triggers that would create an entry in the event...

Page 52: ...OPERATION 5 10 DOC 01040086 REV 7 Figure 5 8 Setup 1 5 Figure 5 9 Setup 2 5 Figure 5 10 Setup 3 5...

Page 53: ...splayed on the front panel To do this the operator must set the blanking just above the noise level detected on the front panel The second page in CALIBRATION is the RF output sample calibration offse...

Page 54: ...re 5 13 Calibration 1 3 Figure 5 14 Calibration 2 3 Figure 5 15 Calibration 3 3 5 3 5 4 Trip Points The Setting Trip Limits section in the Initial Power On and Checkout chapter gives the operator a li...

Page 55: ...mber will be displayed in VERSION The boot and main software version of the main board or FP board will also be displayed There are no values that can be changed in the VERSION display Figure 5 17 dis...

Page 56: ...how to change IP configuration settings 5 3 6 Set Power Press the SET PWR key to enter the set power menu In SET PWR the attenuation RF setpoint and power mode can be changed Figure 5 19 displays a ty...

Page 57: ...t to automatically maintain a constant power level If the attenuator is adjusted in ALC mode the power mode will change to manual 5 4 Remote Operation via Web Interface The Indoor SSPA can be operated...

Page 58: ...le screens The first screen an operator will encounter is the amp status screen To navigate through screens simply click on the name of the screen to be viewed The screens are explained in the section...

Page 59: ...ersion The amplifier can be given a name by typing it in the Amp Name box and clicking apply Clicking on the Download Factory Data button will retrieve an Excel file containing the amplifiers test dat...

Page 60: ...ory purposes The event text entry in the meter log cannot be modified Figure 4 3 displays a typical meter log screen Figure 5 22 Event Log 5 4 7 Setpoints Screen The amplifier fault and alarm trip poi...

Page 61: ...ace The BUC unlock type and high reflected RF can be set to fault or alarm The fan optimization setting can be chosen through the drop down menu When the amplifier is a part of a switch system the amp...

Page 62: ...click the APPLY button Figure 5 25 IP Settings 5 4 10 Email Screen The email screen can be set up to send the alarm fault and the meter log to an assigned e mail address The HOLD OFF period can be se...

Page 63: ...assword in the next two boxes and retype the new password in the last box Click the Apply button for the new setting to take effect Figure 5 26 Set Login 5 4 12 Time Screen The time screen is used to...

Page 64: ...when changing states These modes include enabling transmit and enabling standby shown in the figures below To enable prompting when changing modes simply click in the check box beside the mode and co...

Page 65: ...shutoff 1 Press STANDBY key to place the Indoor SSPA in standby state Verify the main screen displays STBY Verify that the standby LED is illuminated yellow 2 Press and hold the ON OFF button on the...

Page 66: ...OPERATION 5 24 DOC 01040086 REV 7 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 67: ...6 3 4 FAN INSPECTION 6 7 6 4 TECHNICIAN S PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE 6 7 6 4 1 INITIAL POWER ON CHECK 6 7 6 4 2 AIR SYSTEM MAINTENANCE 6 7 6 4 3 RUN PERFORMANCE TESTS 6 7 6 4 4 FAN REPLACEMENT 6 8 6 5...

Page 68: ...E 6 1 PERFORMANCE TEST SETUP 6 9 List of Tables TABLE 6 1 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PERFORMED BY OPERATORS 6 4 TABLE 6 2 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PERFORMED BY TECHNICIANS 6 4 TABLE 6 3 RECOMMENDED TEST EQU...

Page 69: ...in depth information around any amplifier fault activity This enables quick and accurate diagnosis of problems by trained CPI personnel The fault snapshot log can hold up to five entries Entries over...

Page 70: ...g X Table 6 1 Notes 1 Cleaning may be required more or less frequently than shown depending on the site environment Table 6 2 Preventive Maintenance Performed by Technicians Tasks Daily 1 Mo 3 Mo 6 Mo...

Page 71: ...plete with power sensors Type N 50 Ohms power measurement range 30 to 20 dBM HP 437B 438A meter HP 8481 sensor 7 Variable Attenuator 0 to 25 dB DC to 18 GHz 50 Ohms Merrimac ASM 25 11K 8 High quality...

Page 72: ...d reseat any that are dislodged Inspect cables for signs of discolored broken or bad insulation A service technician should repair or replace cables as needed Inspect all waveguide for discoloration c...

Page 73: ...ed more or less frequently than shown depending on the site environment 6 4 Technician s Preventative Maintenance Warning Service technicians must be service personnel who have attended formal trainin...

Page 74: ...ided in table 6 4 1 Connect equipment as shown in figure 6 1 Performance Test Setup 2 Turn off the synthesizers RF output Set the input drive level to minimum and the Indoor SSPA attenuation to maximu...

Page 75: ...o measure the Indoor SSPA radiation levels 1 Adjust the Indoor SSPA for rated power 2 Using a radiation probe measure the highest level of RF leakage around the amplifier at less then 12 inches away f...

Page 76: ...y cases a damaged part exhibits little or no visible physical damage even under microscopic examination 6 6 1 Precautions ESD damage can be prevented for the most part by following these precautions 1...

Page 77: ...ered by conductive mats and should have at least two conductive wheels Verify that carts wheels casters frames and shelves are conductive Do not transport sensitive electronic equipment on a rubber wh...

Page 78: ...to prevent motion that could generate static Note The best protective enclosure is a Faraday cage which shunts any inductive charges around the part providing complete protection Metal metalized plast...

Page 79: ...ges 7 3 through 7 8 are a roadmap to viewing selecting and modifying the various functions of the SSPA Page 7 3 describes the controls of the front panel Pages 7 4 through 7 8 describes the controls t...

Page 80: ...SSPA FUNCTIONAL TREE 7 2 DOC 01040089 REV 4 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 81: ...UIPMENT DESCRIPTION 8 2 8 3 EQUIPMENT SET UP 8 2 8 3 1 SIM CONTROLLER SETUP 8 2 8 3 2 AMPLIFIER SETUP 8 3 8 4 INSTALLATION 8 4 8 4 1 SWITCH SYSTEM WITH AN OPTIONAL CABINET 8 4 8 4 2 SWITCH SYSTEM WITH...

Page 82: ...ler P N 01042670 has a pig tailed cable which is connected to the waveguide switch for control and monitor functions This SIM board is serially linked to the amplifiers through the CAN bus and receive...

Page 83: ...From this menu use the up down keypad to scroll through the different parameters and use the left right keypad to change the content of the parameter line item as shown in table 8 1 Table 8 1 Switch P...

Page 84: ...nd to the station ground 5 Make prime power at terminal board TB1 per amplifier s requirement 6 Make system RF output connection with the gasket and hardware provided in the ship kit 7 If the mating f...

Page 85: ...and verify that the waveguide switch rotates upon the command to switch c Command the switch rotation so that the front panel Online LED is ON Verify the front panel mimic diagram displays PA1 to syst...

Page 86: ...tch system drawings listed in table 8 2 are included in this Chapter Table 8 2 Switch System Drawings Title Drawing Number Assembly 1 1 C band SSPA 01036171 RF Block Diagram 01036173 Interconnect Diag...

Page 87: ...5W SSPA C Band 01032412 SSPA Binary Computer Interface Protocol 01032502 RF Diagram 125W SSPA C Band 01040500 Outline Drawing 125 225W SSPA 01044544 Ship Kit C band 01044612 Assembly Power Supply 0104...

Page 88: ...it X band 01044794 Specification Ku band 01044820 RF Block Diagram 200W Extended C Band IDU 01044830 RF Block Diagram 125W Extended C Band IDU 01044840 SSPA IDU Block Diagram Note Paper Manual Drawing...

Page 89: ...CUSTOMER WARRANTY AND SUPPORT APP 01040025 REV 1 A 1 A Appendix A Customer Support and Warranty Information For details refer to separate supplements included following this page...

Page 90: ...CUSTOMER WARRANTY AND SUPPORT A 2 APP 01040025 REV 1 This page is intentionally left blank...

Page 91: ...Hz 14 25 GHz 14 5 GHz Ku Band Output Range 13 75GHz 14 5GHz Input Frequency FLO Output Frequency 0 95 GHz 1 325GHz 1 7 GHz 12 8 GHz 12 8 GHz 12 8 GHz 13 75 GHz 14 125 GHz 14 5 GHz If the BUC Local Osc...

Page 92: ...nce This allows the user to connect a system 10 MHz reference through a BNC cable This is used for systems that need to slave all amplifiers to a common timing reference such as the GPS signal The lev...

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