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Page 5: ...tings and cable pinouts Chapter Four Provides the operating instructions for the power amplifier Chapter Five Provides communication protocols used with Xicom Technology power amplifiers Chapter Six D...

Page 6: ...ent Persons using this manual should familiarize themselves with the information in the Appendices before reading the main sections EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refer...

Page 7: ...6 23 2003 ALCjr A 15255 Correct HPA designation on Spline 01 30 2007 LD EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subject to the U S Export...

Page 8: ...nd Repair MNC 0700 001 Appendix A Product Specifications 305 0062 301 Appendix B Mechanical Drawings Outline 304 0271 001 Exhaust Duct 381 1460 XXX Appendix C Interconnect Drawings RF Unit Interconnec...

Page 9: ...044 Add more abbreviations 05 15 2003 A L Crozier Jr A4 11802 Add more abbreviations 01 13 2004 A L Crozier Jr A5 12050 Add more abbreviations 03 19 2004 A L Crozier Jr A6 12808 Add more abbreviations...

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Page 11: ...today s acronyms and abbreviations Boston New York Hougton Mifflin Company Franklin Covey 1999 Franklin Covey Style Guide FOR BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION THIRD EDITION Abbreviations and Acro...

Page 12: ...carrier dBI Decibels referenced to Amperes or Decibels referenced to Isotropic Gain dBm decibels referenced to one milliwatt dBW decibels referenced to Watts DC direct current DCD Date Carrier Detect...

Page 13: ...t inv inverter IPA Intermediate Power Amplifier IrDA Infrared Data Association Iw helix current k kilo one thousand K cathode kg kilogram kHz kilo Hertz KMT Klystron Microwave Tube KPA Klystron Power...

Page 14: ...oc overcurrent ODU Outdoor Unit OEM other equipment manufacturer O P Output ovv over voltage PBIT parity bit PCB printed circuit board PF power factor PFC power factor correction PS power supply PSU p...

Page 15: ...ifier TXD Transmitted Data UMBC umbilical cord undc undercurrent UPS uninterrupible power supply VAC Volts alternating current VDC Volts direct current VGA variable gain amplifier VGIPA Variable Gain...

Page 16: ...ogy Power Supply XTRD Xicom Technology Rack Mount Digital Amplifier XTRD LDA Xicom Technology Rack Mount Line Driver Amplifier XTRS Xicom Technology Solid State Rack Mount Amplifier XTS Xicom Technolo...

Page 17: ...Standards Earth Ground Fuse Input Local OFF for a part of equipment ON for a part of equipment EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is sub...

Page 18: ...itted Power Monitor Symbol Definition EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subject to the U S Export Administration Regulations EAR Tra...

Page 19: ...001 A L Crozier Jr A 9183 Original Release 10 12 2001 A L Crozier Jr B 10359 Update Contacting Xicom Technology paragraph 10 14 2002 A L Crozier Jr EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in t...

Page 20: ...f Figures Number Title Page Number Figure 1 Typical Rack Mount Amplifier Block Diagram 4 List of Tables Number Title Page Number Table 1 Environmental Specifications 5 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The inform...

Page 21: ...nterface may be configured for RS 422 or RS 485 operation There are hardwired summary fault and external interlock circuits available for user defined functions Refer to Figure 1 Typical Rack Mount Am...

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Page 23: ...the typical rack mount amplifier environmental specifications Refer to the appendix titled Specifications for the environmental specifications unique to your amplifier Specifications Refer to the appe...

Page 24: ...nd accuracy of the documentation that is shipped with the products We also want customers to submit comments and suggestions or request assistance in solving problems with any of our products Please a...

Page 25: ...lude 2kW Amplifiers 11 20 2001 A L Crozier Jr C 9433 Change dispatching to dissipating on page 7 01 24 2002 A L Crozier Jr D 9535 Add General Warning on page 4 02 22 2002 A L Crozier Jr E 12926 Add Ge...

Page 26: ...usammenfassungen 8 Beschreibung 8 Warnungen Vorsichtshinweise und Hinweise 8 Allgemeine Warnungen und Vorsichtshinweise 10 Hochspannungsgefahren 10 Gefahren bei Leiterbenutzung 12 Gefahren durch Hochf...

Page 27: ...n these procedures to alert the user to special conditions regarding safety or correct performance of a particular step or steps They are placed immediately prior to the procedural step to which they...

Page 28: ...ury to personnel could result from improper use of a ladder WARNING This symbol denotes a GENERAL HAZARD WARNING in a procedural step and is used whenever death or injury to personnel could result fro...

Page 29: ...er supply cover is removed multiple high voltage points are exposed Use extreme care when operating the amplifier with the cover removed Failure to comply could result in serious injury or death WARNI...

Page 30: ...one hand ensure probes are not touching other contacts Failure to comply could result in serious injury or death Ladder Hazards WARNING When required to use a ladder ensure that the ground in the area...

Page 31: ...s be terminated into a load capable of dissipating full RF power Failure to comply could result in equipment damage Magnetic Field Caution A Microwave Tube has a very strong magnetic field The tube ca...

Page 32: ...n Benutzer auf besondere Bedingungen bez glich Sicherheit oder korrekte Durchf hrung eines einzelnen Schrittes oder mehrerer Schritte aufmerksam zu machen Sie befinden sich unmittelbar vor dem Verfahr...

Page 33: ...werden k nnten WARNUNG Dieses Symbol bedeutet eine WARNUNG VOR EINER ALLGEMEINEN GEFAHR bei einem Verfahrensschritt und wird stets verwendet wenn Mitarbeiter durch unsachgem es Handeln bei diesem Ver...

Page 34: ...t wird liegen mehrere Hochspannungskontakte blank Seien Sie u erst vorsichtig wenn Sie ohne Abdeckung am Verst rker hantieren Nichtbefolgen k nnte schwere Verletzungen oder Tod zur Folge haben WARNUNG...

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Page 36: ...liche Sch den verursachen kann Stellen Sie vor der Inbetriebnahme sicher dass der mit der Wartung beauftragte Techniker keinen Schrittmacher tr gt alle Mikrowellenverbindungen sicher befestigt sind ke...

Page 37: ...er magnetischen Lagerfl che abstellen f r Aufbau Wartung oder Reparatur magnetisches Werkzeug benutzen Nichtbefolgen k nnte Besch digung des Ger tes zur Folge haben EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The informati...

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Page 39: ...ect absorptive vice reflective filtering for W G 04 21 2005 JT G 12927 Add German Language translation to comply with CE requirement 07 06 2005 ALCjr H 13469 Add Power Connector Wiring Diagram 10 10 2...

Page 40: ...rnal Interlock 10 RF Inhibit Control 10 Summary Fault Indicators 11 Output Voltage 12 Power and Interface Interconnections 12 Prime Power Connections 12 Single Phase Units 12 Three Phase Units 13 Seri...

Page 41: ...e Wye Connection NEU Neutral into Terminal Block 14 Figure 7 Three Phase Delta Connection into Amphenol Connector 14 Figure 8 Three Phase Delta Connection into MS type connector 15 Figure 9 Typical RS...

Page 42: ...henol 15 Table 5 Three Phase Delta Connection into MS type Connector 15 Table 6 RS 232 Pinouts 16 Table 7 Pinouts for the COM2 Intereface 16 Table 8 COM2 Switch Settings 18 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The i...

Page 43: ...a report may invalidate any future claims Mechanical Installation When performing the procedures in this section refer to the appendix titled Mechanical Drawings Rack Slide Installation The amplifier...

Page 44: ...ontamination to the internal waveguide system or TWT and equipment damage Vorsicht Wenn Hohlleiter Flansche nicht mit dem externen Hohlleiter System oder einer terminierten Belastung verbunden sind so...

Page 45: ...d in the HPA is 1 3 1 Note If the connecting waveguide is to be pressurized at greater than 5 PSI a waveguide window must be installed at the output flange of the amplifier Use a conductive type gaske...

Page 46: ...peat this process for the remaining screws 5 6 7 8 When you reach the first screw tightened in this step 1 increase the torque on the screw and repeat the process until the screws have all been tighte...

Page 47: ...duct system inlet and exhaust pressure cannot exceed 1 of water at 100 CFM 4 RU Total air duct system inlet and exhaust pressure cannot exceed 1 of water at 150 CFM For specific design requirements of...

Page 48: ...n will turn off high voltage eliminating the RF amplification of the input signal The amplifier can be factory configured on customer request to inhibit RF when the connection to ground is removed Fig...

Page 49: ...fault occurs 4 Summary Fault 1 Normally Closed Opens when fault occurs 5 Summary Fault 1 Common Fault 1 6 Note 2 Summary Fault 2 Common Fault 2 7 Summary Fault 2 Normally Open Closes when fault occur...

Page 50: ...connect Drawings for your specific amplifier These drawings are located in the appendix titled Interconnect Drawings Prime Power Connections Single Phase Units The AC Prime Power receptacle is located...

Page 51: ...will need to reverse a phase pair Generally the AC Prime Power receptacle is located on the rear of the amplifier Figure 5 through Figure 8 show diagrams of three phase connections Table 2 through Ta...

Page 52: ...Phase Wye Connection Pinouts Terminal Connection A Phase A B Phase B C Phase C NEU Neutral EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subjec...

Page 53: ...either interface The Table 4 Three Phase Delta Connection Pinouts Amphenol Pin Connection 1 Phase A 2 Phase B 3 Phase C 4 Ground Table 5 Three Phase Delta Connection into MS type Connec tor Terminal...

Page 54: ...Switches 1 3 and 4 are used for COM2 setup Switches 2 5 6 7 and 8 are not used Table 8 lists the settings for the COM2 Setup Switches Table 6 RS 232 Pinouts Pin No Function 1 No Connection 2 RXD Recei...

Page 55: ...ion Table 7 Pinouts for the COM2 Intereface Pin No RS 485 2 Wire System RS 485 4 Wire System EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subje...

Page 56: ...ignal gegen Erde kurzgeschlossen wird drehen Sie Schalter 3 und 4 nicht gleichzeitig auf EIN Nichtbefogen k nnte Besch digung des Ger tes zur Folge haben 3 RS 485 2 wire Mode ON RS 485 4 Wire Mode OFF...

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Page 59: ...Incorporate changes created by Firmware 4 17 07 16 2002 A L Crozier Jr D 10388 Editorial Update 11 05 2002 A L Crozier Jr E 10904 Update Front Panel Operation to reflect Firmware changes 03 19 2003 A...

Page 60: ...g the Default Menus 24 Alarms Faults Menu 24 Fault History Menu 24 Set Max Power Menu 25 Set Min Power Menu 26 Set Maximum Reflected Power Menu 26 Test Menu 27 Setup 2 Menu 28 Constant Power Sub menu...

Page 61: ...h Voltage ON Mode 48 Fault Mode 49 Clearing Alarms and Faults 50 Initial Turn On Procedure 50 Prepower Check 50 Turn On Sequence 51 Normal Turn On 52 Normal Turn Off 53 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The infor...

Page 62: ...menus 27 Figure 11 Setup Menu 2 30 Figure 12 Setup Menu 3 33 Figure 13 Setup Menu 4 34 Figure 14 Address Menu 35 Figure 15 Setup Menu 5 36 Figure 16 Latched Fault Report Displays 39 Figure 17 Non Latc...

Page 63: ...Operating Parameters 12 Table 4 TWTA Fault and Alarm List 38 Table 5 Default Values 45 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subject to...

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Page 65: ...1 Controls and Indicators The amplifier is controlled by a microprocessor that responds to commands from the front panel of rackmount amplifiers LOCAL or commands from a digital controller connected t...

Page 66: ...breaker is ON and prime power is applied to amplifier FTD Amber Filament Time Delay cycle FTD in process Goes dark when cycle completed Typically a 3 minute cycle Standby Amber Amplifier in ready sta...

Page 67: ...Display and Softkeys Front Panel Keyboard Referring to Figure 3 there are six special function keys and a 10 key pad The functions of these keys are summarized in Table 2 on page 10 Figure 3 Front Pa...

Page 68: ...ifier high voltage ON Used in conjunction with Enable key when Enable key is ON HV OFF Pressed to set amplifier high voltage OFF Used in conjunction with Enable key when Enable key is ON Setup Pressed...

Page 69: ...in this guide in the presentation of the menus and screens is shown in Figure 4 Figure 4 Menu Presentation Conventions Record of Operating Parameters As a convenience for the user an operating paramet...

Page 70: ...Alarm On Off Fault On Off Maximum Power Set Point Alarm On Off Fault On Off Minimum Power Set Point Alarm On Off Fault On Off Constant Power Set Point Alarm On Off Fault On Off Offset Factor COM1 Bau...

Page 71: ...n to the startup screen from either Status 1 or Status 2 Screen press Enter Key Status 1 Menu The Status 1 Menu is the first menu displayed when the amplifier powers up Pressing any Status 1 Menu soft...

Page 72: ...ween degrees F Fahrenheit and degrees C Centigrade each time Softkey 3 is pressed Note When High Voltage Is ON the Status 1 Screen shows Power Out Rfltd Pwr TWT Temp Helix I Press and Hold Enable The...

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Page 74: ...Menu The Status 2 Menu top menu of Figure 7 is displayed any time the Status2 key is pressed Only Softkey 4 is active This menu displays three amplifier parameters that cannot be changed by the user H...

Page 75: ...three softkeys are Softkey 1 Temporarily changes the units used for both the RF Output and RF Reflected Power displays Cycles one step each time Softkey1 is pressed The sequence of the steps is Watts...

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Page 77: ...us are used to Set the power up defaults Configure the serial port interface Enable alarms and faults Set alarm fault trip levels View run time and fault histories Test the amplifier alarms faults and...

Page 78: ...lts Menu Softkey 3 Pressed to access the Test Menu Softkey 4 Pressed to access Setup Menu 2 Figure 8 Setup Menu 1 Default Menus There are two default menus Figure 9 that allow you to set the default p...

Page 79: ...actory default is ON Softkey 2 Toggles the Enable key ON and OFF When Enable is set to ON Both the Enable key and the HV ON key must be pressed at the same time to set high voltage On Both the Enable...

Page 80: ...nutzung des HV ON Startup Modus dass die TWTA Abdeckung fest angebracht ist Nichtbefolgen k nnte Verletzung oder Tod zur Folge haben WARNING To prevent burns from high power radio frequency emissions...

Page 81: ...e When this key is pressed the audio alarm is activated at the volume level established when the softkey is pressed Factory default is 8 Note There are eight possible volume levels The lowest volume i...

Page 82: ...eeds the value set for the trip point Softkey 3 Pressed to access the Set Min Power Menu This menu allows the user to set the trip point at which an alarm or fault will occur when the RF output falls...

Page 83: ...three choices are OFF Disables the alarm and fault detection functions ALARM Enables the maximum power detection circuit alarm The display will show the Alarm and the buzzer will sound but the amplifi...

Page 84: ...Alarm and the buzzer will sound but High Voltage will NOT be shut off FAULT Enables the minimum power fault detection circuit The display will show Fault the buzzer will sound and the High Voltage wi...

Page 85: ...oltage will shut off Softkey 2 Not Used Numeric value shown on the line to the left of this softkey is the current minimum power level setting Softkey 3 Not Used Value you enter for the new value is d...

Page 86: ...k one level in the setup menu system Press Status1 or Status2 to exit the setup menu system Setup 2 Menu Setup 2 Menu Figure 11 provides access to these submenus Press Softkey 1 to access the Constant...

Page 87: ...Softkey 3 allows you to turn RF Inhibit ON or OFF Softkey 4 allows access to Setup Menu 3 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subject...

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Page 89: ...key pad and three of the softkeys are active The front panel 10 key pad is used to enter the desired adjustment in dB The functions of the softkeys are Softkey 1 Not Used Softkey 2 Value shown to the...

Page 90: ...up Menu 4 Time Date Menu Softkey 1 Time value on line to the left of this soft key is the current time hh mm ss Press to allow entry of new time Softkey 2 Date value to the left of this softkey is the...

Page 91: ...Softkey 1 Accesses the Configure COM1 Menu Softkey 2 Accesses the Configure COM2 Menu Softkey 3 Accesses the Set System Address Menu Softkey 4 Accesses Setup Menu 5 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The informati...

Page 92: ...is pressed The step sequence is None Even Odd None etc Softkey 3 Sets the data stop bits Toggles between 8 1 and 7 2 Press Enter to return to Menu 4 1200 2400 4800 9600 19 2 38 4 57 6 1200 etc EAR EXP...

Page 93: ...e Refer to Figure 14 Softkey 1 Not used Softkey 2 Not used Value to the left of this key shows current address Softkey 3 Not used Value to the left of this key is the new address you enter using the n...

Page 94: ...When a fault occurs the amplifier sounds an audible alarm if enabled and presents a fault report on the amplifier front panel display Operator action is required to clear the fault report displays The...

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Page 96: ...ring point in the power supply drawer F vswr VSWR Reflected Power F hvundr HV Under F hvover HV Over F lowlne Lowline F hamomt Momentary Helix Arc F haltch Helix Arc Latched F cvrint Cover Interlock F...

Page 97: ...zer continue in the faulted condition Clear the fault by pressing Softkey 4 Reset Both the fault latch and the fault report display will clear when Reset is pressed The fault will not reoccur if the f...

Page 98: ...wn cause such as a transient line voltage dip go to a previous menu to reset the fault report display and then take no further action Three of the fault monitors Maximum Power Fault Minimum Power Faul...

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Page 103: ...am on operating conditions power level and maintenance actions be Table 5 Default Values Parameter Default Value Gain Minimum Gain Local Remote LOCAL RF Inhibit OFF System Offset 0 0 dB Max Power Trip...

Page 104: ...ned by the amplifier EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subject to the U S Export Administration Regulations EAR Transfer of data her...

Page 105: ...erating modes Filament Time Delay Standby Heater Standby Beam ON Fault Filament Time Delay Mode FTD When power is first applied to the amplifier voltage is applied to the TWT s filament The TWT s fila...

Page 106: ...d returns the heater voltage to its normal setting When the high voltage is turned off again the heater voltage is reduced When the amplifier has been online and then placed in the heater standby mode...

Page 107: ...to a safe operating level High voltage will automatically be enabled when the overtemperature fault clears if high voltage ON has been selected Note An over temperature fault should be cause for imme...

Page 108: ...e applies the first time the unit is operated at your site and after any major repairs of the amplifier Caution Operators and Service Personnel must observe the instructions in the following paragraph...

Page 109: ...l to minimum gain fully counter clockwise 4 Connect a RF monitor to the output load assembly 5 Connect a RF test generator or the operational RF drive to the RF Input on the Rear Panel 6 With gain set...

Page 110: ...h voltage OFF The Standby and Htr Standby Indicators are on amber The TWTA is ready for operational service Normal Turn On The following procedure assumes that the Initial Turn on procedure was succes...

Page 111: ...plifier is going to be off for an extended period turn the High Voltage OFF Then set the AC Power Switch to OFF O This will extend the life of the TWT For short periods of off time one hour or less it...

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Page 113: ...lect Octagon ISO CPU only 05 22 2002 A L Crozier Jr D 10380 Editiorial Updates 10 28 2002 A L Crozier Jr E 11069 Add undetectable RF responses 06 05 2003 A L Crozier Jr F 12070 Add Reject and ASCII Co...

Page 114: ...ble Protocols 8 Communication Parameters 9 Example of Base 95 11 Example of Exclusive OR Algorithm 11 Reject and ASCII Codes 11 Commands and Queries 15 Firmware Information 15 Amplifier Queries 17 Amp...

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Page 116: ...Byte Calculation 10 Table 5 Command Reject Codes 12 Table 6 ASCII Code Cross Reference 13 Table 7 List of Amplifier Queries 15 Table 8 List of Amplifier Commands 16 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The informat...

Page 117: ...nalog HPAs can be completely controlled using a serial interface Although Xicom s analog HPAs can also be controlled via an analog controller a digital controller is needed to emulate the serial proto...

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Page 119: ...ariable number of parameters Some messages have no parameters while others can have many The variable length parameter field is also used to hold message responses RS 485 Using RS 485 a master device...

Page 120: ...er a message was accepted or rejected For nearly all implementations the non printable protocol should be used If you send a message using the printable protocol devices will respond using the printab...

Page 121: ...he front panel interface Parameters are selected on digital outdoor HPAs using a remote interface Table 1 Standard Packet Format Start Byte Address Byte Message Byte Parameter as Required End Byte Che...

Page 122: ...Rejected NAK ETX Table 4 Check Byte Calculation Base 95 1 Take Sum all message bytes 32 C 2 Then take Modulus C Base 95 32 Result Printable ASCII character in range of 32 to 126 Exclusive OR XOR all...

Page 123: ...A 0 ETX ASCII character may be non printable thus Reject and ASCII Codes Table 5 is a list of Reject Codes that are returned when an illegal or unsupported command is sent Table 6 is a cross referenc...

Page 124: ...igh voltage is OFF g RF is inhibited h HPA Power is OFF i Invalid key or key sequence j Change in setting can only be made locally k A fault condition exists l System in Automatic Mode m z Reserved EA...

Page 125: ...058 3A e 101 65 DLE 016 10 059 3B f 102 66 DC1 017 11 060 3C g 103 67 DC2 018 12 061 3D h 104 68 DC3 019 13 062 3E i 105 69 DC4 020 14 063 3F j 106 6A NAK 021 15 064 40 k 107 6B SYN 022 16 A 065 41 l...

Page 126: ...7 R 082 52 125 7D 040 28 S 083 53 126 7E 041 29 T 084 54 DEL 127 7F 042 2A U 085 55 Table 6 ASCII Code Cross Reference CHAR DEC HEX CHAR DEC HEX CHAR DEC HEX EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information cont...

Page 127: ...provides the operators and technicians a list of the amplifier queries and pages available for use Table 8 provides the operators and technicians a list of the amplifier commands and pages available...

Page 128: ...tenuator 29 Min RF Power Trip 29 Max RF Power Trip 30 High Voltage Level 30 Reflected RF Trip 30 Miscellaneous Setup 31 Enable RF Limits 31 Disable RF Limits 31 Set Frequency 31 Waveguide Switch Contr...

Page 129: ...llowing Response MMMM MMM SSSSS V RR MMMM MMM is the amplifier model number SSSSS is the amplifier serial number V is the firmware version number RR is the firmware revision level EAR EXPORT CONTROLLE...

Page 130: ...ntroller If you query an amplifier through a controller the controller generates the summary status response on behalf of the amplifier Thus it can indicate Power Supply Enabled status Amplifiers cann...

Page 131: ...and High Reflected Power are user defined faults A High Reflected Power fault can also occur when the VSWR detection circuit trips Fault History Command Byte 4 Response A list of the last 100 faults E...

Page 132: ...e offset factor entered through the HPA front panel interface for digital HPAs or adjusted via Controller Command F Adjust RF Calibration When HV is OFF or RF is not detectable the response is X Power...

Page 133: ...Bit 1 Reserved Bit 0 Reserved Notes Low Output Power High Output Power and High Reflected Power are user defined alarms Compatibility Not available when querying analog amplifiers via a controller EAR...

Page 134: ...to the measurements selected Measurements are returned in the order specified by the user The syntax of an Advanced Query command is as follows start character address parameter 1 parameter 2 paramet...

Page 135: ...point and setting A XX X in dBm generate alarm F XX X in dBm generate fault D XX X in dBm disabled h High Power Alarm Fault Trip point and setting A XXXX in Watts generate alarm F XXXX in Watts genera...

Page 136: ...inearizer Phase 0 4095 counts conversion equation is V z 10 4096 Compatibility The XTC 100D supports the following parameter subset when querying it for amplifier status 1 3 8 I M N P Q T and V Note t...

Page 137: ...019200 P Parity N O or E D Data bits 8 or 7 S Stop bits 1 or 2 Response for R ABC A A is 4 or 2 Wire B B is T Terminated or U Unterminated C C is RS 485 address Compatibility Not available when talkin...

Page 138: ...Standby 1 Enable Heater Standby High Voltage On Command Byte Function Turns high voltage on If the unit is in Filament Time Delay high voltage will automatically turn on when Filament Time Delay ends...

Page 139: ...to the current attenuator count which ranges from 0 to 4095 Note If direct attenuation control is required most users will prefer command Set Attenuator K which specifies attenuation in dB Compatibili...

Page 140: ...Power Command Byte D or E or Terminate Constant Power Command Byte H Also called Auto Gain Stabilization the Constant Power Watts command allows the user to operate an amplifier over extended periods...

Page 141: ...e used Note Use this to find max attenuation For example send AK 99 9 A typical response would be AK 30 0 indicating a 30 dB attenuation range Compatibility Attenuator required Min RF Power Trip Comma...

Page 142: ...tibility Triband HPAs only Reflected RF Trip Command Byte O Function Sets a Reflected RF trip point If reflected power exceeds the set point an alarm or fault is generated as specified by the user Not...

Page 143: ...load 4 Reserved Enable RF Limits Command Byte R Function Enables RF Limit Checking Note This command is obsolete as of firmware version 3 73 Use commands L Low RF Trip M High RF Trip and O Reflected...

Page 144: ...Sets the Amplifier internal clock The clock is referenced when time stamping faults as they are written to the Fault Log Parameter YYYY MM DD hh mm Example 2002 02 08 13 01 YYYY 2002 MM 02 DD 08 hh 1...

Page 145: ...ting a single front panel action 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Numeric input A HV On a HV ON without enable B HV Off b HV OFF without enable C Clear D Setup E Enable F Enter G Status2 H Status1 I Reduce Output...

Page 146: ...not a requirement for processing simulated front panel input Parameters I J K and L initiate Goto Power sequences see commands D and E Goto Power Goto Power sequences typically take several seconds f...

Page 147: ...r 7 S Stop bits 1 or 2 Parameter Format 2 RABC Response ABC A 4 or 2 Wire B T Terminated or U Unterminated C RS 485 address Notes 1 The parameters listed represent all options currently available 2 Th...

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Page 149: ...ALCjr A 9183 Original Release 10 12 2001 ALCjr B 12737 Added English and German Language Battery Disposal Instructions 04 28 2005 RB C 15718 Add Spare Amplifier Test Operation 01 30 2008 JN EAR EXPOR...

Page 150: ...eral Information 5 Europe 5 United States 5 Wartungsverfahren 6 Anleitungen zur Batterieentsorgung 6 Allgemeine Informationen 6 Europa 6 Vereinigte Staaten 6 EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information cont...

Page 151: ...reform the Air Filter Removal procedure Check the integrity of all cables and connectors Air Filter Removal Procedure Use this procedure to remove clean and replace the air filter 1 Remove and retain...

Page 152: ...ved values The helix current immediately after high voltage turn on should be not greater than 2 times the reference value After 5 minutes of operation the helix current should not exceed 1 5 times th...

Page 153: ...th these directives the TL 5242 W battery contains no dangerous substances The reaction products are inorganic and do not represent environmental hazards once the decomposition or neutralization proce...

Page 154: ...p ische Gemeinschaft EG hat zwei Direktiven erlassen 91 157 EEC und 93 86 EEC Diese Direktiven werden von den einzelnen Mitgliedsl ndern unterschiedlich umgesetzt Daher sind in jedem Land die Herstell...

Page 155: ...d werden als reaktiver Sonderm ll betrachtet Sonderm ll aus verbrauchten Zellen und Batterien kann entsorgt werden wenn diese zuvor durch eine genehmigte sekund re Behandlung vor der Entsorgung neutra...

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Page 157: ...hapter 11 27 2001 A L Crozier Jr C 9395 Remove RMA Form and replace with Figure 1 01 07 2002 A L Crozier Jr D 9997 Update to include controllers 07 08 2002 A L Crozier Jr E 11096 Update to reflect mai...

Page 158: ...ation 4 Figure 1 RMA Request Form Example 5 List of Figures Paragraph Title Page Number EAR EXPORT CONTROLLED The information contained in this Manual refers or relates to a product that is subject to...

Page 159: ...necessary documents to service and repair Xicom Technology equipment Return Authorization Returned Material Authorization Before returning the equipment obtain a RMA Returned Material Authorization Nu...

Page 160: ...Mark the container with the words FRAGILE DELICATE INSTRUMENT HANDLE WITH CARE on each side of the container Ship the container to the following address XICOM TECHNOLOGY 3550 Bassett Street Santa Clar...

Page 161: ...Excluded they will be quoted on a parts and labor basis The above price will not cover units that have been damaged beyond normal wear and tear they will be quoted on a parts and labor basis if repai...

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Page 163: ...DESCRIPTION DATE APPROVED XTRD 400K 400W SNG Document No 305 0062 301 REV C Page 1 of 10 TWTA SPECIFICATION XTRD 400K 400W SNG This document is best viewed using the Times New Roman font EAR EXPORT CO...

Page 164: ...00 W 56 0 dBm min 3 1 2 2 Reflected Power Protection Prated 7 0 5 dB 3 1 3 Gain Large Signal 70 dB min 3 1 4 Gain Small Signal 75 dB min 3 1 5 Gain variation SSG 3 1 5 1 Over any 750 MHz band 2 5 dB 7...

Page 165: ...SS phase noise 3 1 14 Spurious Signals 3 1 14 1 Spurious Signals spectral limits 37 dBc up to 10 KHz max 20 1 5 log f 13 10 to 500 KHz max 72 above 500 KHz max 3 1 14 2 Line Related individual 50 dBc...

Page 166: ...nhibit Auxiliary interface connector 3 1 18 1 5 Interlock Auxiliary interface connector The RF O P power will inhibit turn off when Pin 12 on the auxiliary interface connector is grounded standard RF...

Page 167: ...rface 4 line display front panel 3 1 19 3 Summary Fault QTY 2 Auxiliary connector 3 1 19 4 Monitors local and remote Function 3 1 19 4 1 Power Out 3 1 19 4 2 Reflected Power 3 1 19 4 3 TWT Temperature...

Page 168: ...RF Input Type N female rear panel 3 2 2 3 RF Output WR 75 rear panel 3 2 2 4 RF Sample Type N female front panel 3 2 2 5 Auxiliary DA 15 socket rear panel 3 2 2 6 COM 1 DE 9 pin rear panel 3 2 2 7 CO...

Page 169: ...1 minimum required air flow 4 2 4 2 Combined inlet and exhaust pressure loss back pressure to be less than 0 1 H2O 24 9 Pa CFM 170 m3 h 1 Contact Xicom Technology customer service for technical assist...

Page 170: ...6 Spurious signals 3 1 14 Prime Power 3 1 16 Sample Port Calibration N A 5 2 First Article Test Procedure FAT requirements FAT testing is done per the specified agreements between Xicom and it s custo...

Page 171: ...Freq 13 75 14 5 GHz Prated 55 4 N A dBm See attached plot Pass Fail 3 1 2 2 Reverse Power Protection STD Freq 14 13 GHz Prated 7 5 dB Prated 6 5 dB dB Pass Fail 3 1 1 3 1 3 Gain at Rated Power STD Fre...

Page 172: ...ax 500 KHz 50 dBc max line related individual 47 dBc max sum of all Span 200 MHz N A Note 1 dBc See attached plot Pass Fail N A 1400 VA Pass Fail 260 VAC 60 Hz 0 95 N A Pass Fail N A 1400 VA Pass Fail...

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