Nautel ND500II Installation And Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 6

 

Dual ND500II (User Supplied Cabinet) – IS03003

 

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Information Sheet 

Issue 1.0

 

Connect remote control unit to 
associated master remote control unit 
(see NAX219 service instruction 
manual for interconnection detail 
between slave and master). 

 

Verify remote control of transmitter 
system is possible. 

 

6.  ON-AIR TRANSMITTER 

SERVICING 

The procedures in paragraphs 6.1 and 6.2 

should be used when it is desired to 
maintain one transmitter on-air while 
servicing/testing another. 

 

6.1   SERVICING TRANSMITTER B 
WITH TRANSMITTER A ON-AIR: 

If transmitter B is to be serviced and/or 

tested with transmitter A on the air, proceed 
as follows: 

 

(a)

 

Set dual transmitter interface 
assembly’s

 

MAIN TRANSMITTER

 

 

SELECT

 

switch to

 

A

.  

 

(b)

 

Set transmitter B's

 

POWER

 

switch to

 

OFF

.

 

 

(c)

 

Disable standby on/off control by 
connecting a jumper between CR2-
Anode of transmitter B’s monitor PWB 
(2A5) and ground.

 

 

(d)

 

Disconnect the coaxial cable (P11) 
from transmitter B's RF output coaxial 
connector (2A7J2).

 

 

(e) 

Connect a 250-watt, precision, 50-
ohm, resistive dummy load to 
connector 2A7J2 of transmitter B 
using a suitable coaxial cable. 

 

NOTE 

The cable disconnected in step (d) is 
tyrapped in the cable harness and should 
not be used for connection between 
transmitter B and an external dummy load.  
A user-provided coaxial cable should be 
obtained. 

(f)

 

Set transmitter B's

 

LOCAL

/

REMOTE

 

switch to 

LOCAL

 

(g)

 

Set transmitter B’s

 

POWER

 

switch to

 

ON

 

and perform servicing and/or testing 
procedures on transmitter B.

 

 

(h)

 

Upon successful completion of 
maintenance procedures, set 
transmitter B's

 

POWER

 

switch to

 

OFF

.  

Reconnect cable removed in step (d) 
and remove the jumper installed in 
step (c).

 

 

(i)

 

Set transmitter B's

 

POWER

 

switch to

 

ON

 

and

 

LOCAL

/

REMOTE

 

switch to the 

desired position.

 

 

6.2   SERVICING TRANSMITTER A 
WITH TRANSMITTER B ON-AIR: 

If transmitter A is to be serviced and/or 
tested with transmitter B on the air, proceed 
as follows

 

(a)

 

Set dual transmitter interface 
assembly’s

 

MAIN TRANSMITTER – SELECT

 

switch to

 

B

 

(b)

 

Set 

POWER

 

switch of both transmitters

 

to

 

OFF

 

(c)

 

Disable standby on/off control by 
connecting a jumper between CR2-
Anode of transmitter A’s monitor PWB 
(1A5) and ground.

 

 

(d)

 

Disconnect connector P11 from 
transmitter B's RF output coaxial 
connector (2A7J2).

 

 

(e)

 

Disconnect connector P10 from 
transmitter A's RF output coaxial 
connector (1A7J2).

 

 

(f)

 

Disconnect the antenna system cable 
mating with the dual cabinet's RF 
output coaxial connector or from 
transmitter A’s RF output connector 
(1A7J2).

 

 

(g)

 

Connect the antenna system to 

transmitter B’s RF output (2A7J2).

 

Summary of Contents for ND500II

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Page 2: ...th transmitters A ND500II 11x x2x and B ND500II 01x x2x The following provides a brief description for transmitters that are connected in a main standby dual installation See figure 2A or 2B for inter...

Page 3: ...by transmitter is on g If transmitter B is selected as the main transmitter an open collector SHTDN ALM B signal will be applied to 3A1J5 23 from A11J4 17 shutdown of transmitter B causing a ground to...

Page 4: ...onnect BNC connector P1 to A1J7 Connect BNC connector P4 to A1J6 Connect wire 45 to A1TB4 3 Connect wire 46 to A1TB4 4 Connect wire 47 to A1TB4 3 Connect wire 48 to A1TB4 4 Secure the cableform to the...

Page 5: ...of transmitter A o Re install rear covers on transmitters A and B that were removed in step e 5 INITIAL START UP PROCEDURES Transmitters A and B should not be fully operated as a dual transmitter sys...

Page 6: ...e harness and should not be used for connection between transmitter B and an external dummy load A user provided coaxial cable should be obtained f Set transmitter B s LOCAL REMOTE switch to LOCAL g S...

Page 7: ...ginal connections p Remove jumper connected in step c q Set POWER switch of both transmitters to ON and set their LOCAL REMOTE switches to the desired position 7 CHECK OF CHANGEOVER UNIT Check the ope...

Page 8: ...C is used as voltage source for external SWR ALARM and BATTERY STATUS circuits connect circuit VDC to 3A1TB2 8 3A1J1 2 If an external DC power supply is used as voltage source for external SWR ALARM a...

Page 9: ...3 P2 11 14 White 22 P6 14 P2 7 15 White 22 1 Conductor P6 15 P2 19 15 Shield 22 Shielded P6 16 P2 8 16 Black 22 P6 17 P2 23 17 White 22 P6 18 P2 9 18 White 22 P6 19 P2 6 19 White 22 P6 20 P2 2 20 Whit...

Page 10: ...49 Grn Yel 14 User Cabinet Safety Ground 2 Safety Ground 50 Grn Yel 14 Additional wiring when remote control unit unit 4 is used P12 3 P13 36 100 White 22 P12 4 4TB1 1 101 White 22 P12 5 P13 24 102 Wh...

Page 11: ...m Crimp JDP24 225395 7 09482 P2 Connector D Sub 25 Socket 183 5010 183 5010 37338 P3 Connector D Sub 25 Socket 183 5010 183 5010 37338 P4 Connector Coaxial BNC Plug 50ohm Crimp JDP24 225395 7 09482 P5...

Page 12: ...PWB JS43 163A16279X 31781 J6 Connector BNC Receptacle PWB Mt JF35 R141 426 000 0GP12 J7 Connector BNC Receptacle PWB Mt JF35 R141 426 000 0GP12 J8 Conn Socket D Sub 9 Pin Vertical PWB JS50 164A16669X...

Page 13: ...14 19 16 15 A7J2 P11 2 17 1 XMTR A A11J4 5 9 7 6 1 1 18 A11J4 8 INCREASE A DECREASE A 15VDC ATU A GND A SERVO INHB A RMT SHTDN ALM A B VDC A 24VDC A RMT SWR ALM A 13 23 9 24 15 16 17 1 14 GND A RMT AU...

Page 14: ...ION 1 GND A DC SUPPLY DC SUPPLY 1 2 A11TB2 22 12 20 21 3 4 A11J4 XMTR A RMT ON OFF A RMT PWR TRIM A STBY ON OFF A STBY 2 A STBY 1 A A11J4 1 7 9 6 RMT SHTDN ALM A DECREASE A 15VDC ATU A GND A SERVO INH...

Page 15: ...R5 1 13 J1 1 16 K1 E 3 5 7 K1 A 1 12 J1 1 16 K2 E CR6 3 5 7 K2 A 13 11 9 K1 C 4 6 8 K1 B 1 2 RMT XMTR ON STAT 9 4 J1 B VDC 1 2 3 NO COM NC RMT SHTDN ALM 3 J1 19 J1 6 15VDC B STBY ON OFF A 2 J4 RMT ON...

Page 16: ...Dimensions mm inches Figure 4 Assembly Detail Dimensional Information Dual ND500II Transmitters User Supplied Cabinet Version 1 0 Not to Scale Drawing No M1580198 Sheet 1 of 1...

Page 17: ...Dimensions mm inches Figure 5 Assembly Detail NAX223 Dual Transmitter Interface Assembly Version 1 0 Not to Scale Drawing No M1580191 Sheet 1 of 1...

Page 18: ...Dimensions mm inches Figure 6 Assembly Detail NAPI66 Dual Transmitter Interface PWB Version 1 0 Not to Scale Drawing No M1580175 Sheet 1 of 1...

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