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6 RU SSPA Chassis Operations Manual

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Summary of Contents for 6 RU Chassis

Page 1: ...8 2015 6 RU Chassis Solid State Power Amplifier Operations Manual Teledyne Paradise Datacom Phone 814 238 3450 328 Innovation Blvd Fax 814 238 3829 State College PA 16803 USA Web www paradisedata com...

Page 2: ...tion in this document is subject to change without notice The latest revision of this document may be downloaded from the company web site http www paradisedata com Use and Disclosure of Data The info...

Page 3: ...e Unmute Key 16 2 1 1 7 Input Sample Port Optional 16 2 1 1 8 Output Sample Port 16 2 1 2 Rear Panel Features 17 2 1 2 1 RF Input Port J1 Type N F 17 2 1 2 2 RF Output Port J2 17 2 1 2 3 Switch Port J...

Page 4: ...1 Slave Info Page 35 2 3 1 22 1 Clear Faults Menu 35 2 3 1 23 N 1 Master Info Page 2 36 2 3 1 24 N 1 Master Info Page 3 36 2 3 2 Communication Setup Sub Menu 37 2 3 2 1 Protocol 37 2 3 2 2 Baud Rate...

Page 5: ...Detection 61 2 6 Reflected Power Monitor Option 62 2 6 1 Reflected Power Alarm 62 Section 3 Troubleshooting and Maintenance 63 3 0 Troubleshooting Faults 63 3 0 1 Summary Fault 63 3 0 2 Voltage Fault...

Page 6: ...Section 6 Internal 1 2 Redundant System Operation 89 6 0 Introduction 89 6 1 Required hardware 90 6 2 Power Supply 91 6 3 RF Switches 91 6 4 Switch Connector 91 6 5 Link Cable 92 6 6 Fuses 93 6 7 Inst...

Page 7: ...utputs 113 9 1 2 Control Inputs 113 9 2 Serial Communication Protocol 114 9 2 1 Header Sub Packet 114 9 2 1 1 Frame Sync Word 114 9 2 1 2 Destination Address 114 9 2 1 3 Source Address 114 9 2 2 Data...

Page 8: ...13 Operation Setup Sub Menu 43 Figure 2 14 Fault Monitoring Setup Sub Menu 45 Figure 2 15 Options Sub Menu 49 Figure 2 16 Redundancy Sub Menu 53 Figure 2 17 N 1 Info Menu 55 Figure 2 18 Front Panel Di...

Page 9: ...Figure 9 7 Packet Wrapper Technique 125 Figure 9 8 Terminal Mode Session Example 129 Figure 9 9 UDP Redirect Frame Example 131 Figure 9 10 Web Interface Login Window 134 Figure 9 11 RM SSPA Web Inter...

Page 10: ...Table 9 1 Interfaces Enabled Based on Chosen Interface Setting Selection 112 Table 9 2 Command Byte Values 115 Table 9 3 Data Tag Byte Values 116 Table 9 4 Error Status Byte Values 117 Table 9 5 Requ...

Page 11: ...a remote serial RS 232 or RS 485 or parallel connector The microprocessor monitors various voltages currents and temperatures within the unit for a full fault analysis The user also has the ability to...

Page 12: ...l inspection of the equipment to make sure that all items on the packing list are enclosed If any damage has occurred or if items are missing contact Teledyne Paradise Datacom 328 Innovation Blvd Suit...

Page 13: ...rea to assist in the event of an emergency Operators should be familiar with procedures to employ in the event of an emergency i e remove all power CPR etc An AC powered unit will have 115 VAC or 230...

Page 14: ...le distance from the source of the transmission such that the power density is below recommended guidelines in ANSI IEEE C95 1 The power density specified in ANSI IEEE C95 1 1992 is 10 mW cm2 These re...

Page 15: ...side of the front panel reflect some of the HPA major faults plus the summary fault state The SSPA online LED will turn green when the amplifier is in Online mode 1 1 Mode or serves as an AC power in...

Page 16: ...Menu Key Provides a shortcut to the SSPA Main Menu 2 1 1 5 Local Remote Key Allows the user to disable or enable the local control keypad console If the SSPA is in Remote Only mode the unit will not...

Page 17: ...WR137 waveguide with CPRG137 flange while Ku Band amplifiers use WR75 waveguide with grooved PBR 120 flange X Band units employ WR112 rigid waveguide with CPRG112 flange Warning Do not operate the amp...

Page 18: ...J6 Mini USB A 5 contact Mini USB male connector is used to provide field flash re programmability for the HPA controller card In order to reload controller board firmware connect this port to a PC Par...

Page 19: ...lt Form C Relay NO 6 BUC Fault Common 7 Closed on High Temperature Fault Form C Relay NC 8 Open on High Temperature Fault Form C Relay NO 26 High Temperature Fault Common 27 1 Standalone mode Closed o...

Page 20: ...ute and press the Enter key Select 4 Fault Setup and press the Enter key select 2 Auxiliary Faults and press the Enter key select 2 Fault Logic and press the Enter key select 2 Fault on High A continu...

Page 21: ...h is located near the top center of the rear panel above the RF Output port J2 2 2 Redundant Power Supply Chassis Prime power is provided to the 6RU RM SSPA via a 1RU power supply chassis which is con...

Page 22: ...the 2 5 kW power supply is 100 240 VAC single phase 47 63 Hz 0 99 power factor per module A separate AC input transform er could feed each AC input The DC output from each power supply is connected to...

Page 23: ...nnect your first line hot to L1 your second line or neutral to L2 N and finally your AC ground to GRD Tighten screws to 6 in lbs The connection identification is given below Chassis Earth Green Yellow...

Page 24: ...te alarm reporting in the event of a power supply module failure The module alarms are open collector signals with a high impedance state fault logic level Under normal operation the alarm outputs are...

Page 25: ...he Main Menu key on the front panel of the SSPA Navigation through the menu structure is handled by using the Up Arrow Down Arrow Left Arrow and Right Arrow keys and the Enter key to select from the i...

Page 26: ...o Slave Units Master Unit only PS XXXXXX LowRF XXXXXX Fan XXXXXX AUX XXXXXX VSWR XXXXXX BUC XXXXXX RFSW1 XXXXXX State XXXXXX Prior XXXX RFSW2 XXXXXX Mute XXXXXX PolSel XXXX Prtcl XXXXXX Intrfc XXXXX B...

Page 27: ...m or Watts with a resolution of 0 1 Watts with a 20 dBm dynamic range from the maximum rated output power Alarms Will display FAULT if a fault is present on the HPA or None if no fault is present Ref...

Page 28: ...ssible values Pos1 Pos2 N A FAULT RFSW2 Displays the state of RF switch 2 possible values Pos1 Pos2 N A FAULT State HPA online state possible values Online Standby Mute HPA mute state possible values...

Page 29: ...tting of Hi Low or Auto 2 3 1 6 Sys Info Page 6 This page shows the status of the HPA s internal power supplies PS1 V Main power supply 1 output voltage with resolution of 0 1V Normal output voltage f...

Page 30: ...rd status queries ComErr Communication Error will be displayed PSModFlts For amplifiers utilizing an external N 1 power supply this value indicates the number of detected N 1 PS module faults For unit...

Page 31: ...xternal signal applied on the par allel port Mute input BUCFlt Mute fault condition caused by a detected BUC fault PSFlt The unit is forced to mute due to one or more failed N 1 power supply modules N...

Page 32: ...s address is used to increase the security measure for the IPNet protocol The SSPA will answer a request which comes only from a specified IP address Set this address value to 255 255 255 255 to disa...

Page 33: ...ol see SNMP MIB info for details 2 3 1 17 Firmware Info Pages 3 4 5 6 and 7 version 4 0 These pages contain information about the firmware revision level and unique ID of each RF module A unit may con...

Page 34: ...detected at the output flange of the final phase combined structure This value can be displayed in dBm or Watts depending on the RF Unit setting If the RF power detector unit is not accessible for an...

Page 35: ...it is assigned as a N 1 Slave unit All normal Info pages pertaining to individual SSPA operation parameters are accessible on subsequent menu levels This page becomes the default page for N 1 slave un...

Page 36: ...of detected SSPA unit alarms pre sent in the system N 1 State Displays the current N 1 fault state If the Master unit de tects no more than one 1 SSPA chassis alarm the N 1 state will be displayed as...

Page 37: ...for serial communication Available baud rates include 2400 4800 9600 19200 and 38400 The factory default Baud Rate is 9600 2 ComSetup 3 SysAddress 1 2400 1 RS232 3 Subnet 1 Community Get 1 Sys Info 2...

Page 38: ...ed RS232 RS485 IPNet Ethernet or SNMP communication 2 3 2 5 IP Setup Select between the following menu items 1 IP Info This selection allows the user to review all IPNet Settings as described in Secti...

Page 39: ...swer a request which comes only from the assigned IP address For firmware prior to version 6 00 set this address value to 0 0 0 0 or 255 255 255 255 to disable this feature Starting with version 6 00...

Page 40: ...ns Trap 3 TimeSet This selection allows the user to set the time Clock output format is YY MM DD HH mm Only 24 Hour format is supported at this time Press the Up Arrow key to increment the value highl...

Page 41: ...a dedicated master address In this mode simultaneous connection to all N 1 units in the system is the most appropriate method of remote control operation Floating Master mode could be used over both R...

Page 42: ...g Master Control mode 3 Serial Address This selection allows the user to assign a unique floating serial control address to the N 1 Master 4 IP Address This selection allows the user to assign a uniqu...

Page 43: ...uide switch controls are disabled 1 1 Mode Select this option for classic internal 1 1 redundancy applica tion For proper function a second SSPA is required and also needs to be configured for the sam...

Page 44: ...y recommended SinglSw This SSPA mode allows the control of a maintenance switch connected to the output of single SSPA unit This is not a redundancy op eration mode The switch is used to redirect the...

Page 45: ...following Actions 1 Fault AUX 2 Alert 3 Fault Mute 4 Alert Mute or 5 Ignore The following Fault Logic parameters are available 1 High AUX or 2 Low See Section 2 1 2 7 1 for a description of how to mu...

Page 46: ...dition if the circumstance creating the alarm has been cleared or corrected 2 3 4 5 Forward RF Automatic Level Control This menu allows the operator to choose whether to enable or disable a Forward RF...

Page 47: ...n displays the menu listed in Section 2 2 4 5 There are several methods to clear detected High RF Fault Mute 1 Select Fault Clear menu from front panel menu see Section 2 3 1 1 1 2 Apply Fault Clear s...

Page 48: ...e lowest possible level and set a minor fault on the amplifier s front panel Note Automatic Level Control is inactive when the system is in N 1 op eration 2 3 4 5 5 Set Level The operator may set the...

Page 49: ...tion 2 3 5 2 3 5 2 Restore Allows the user to restore saved settings from a previous backup or factory pre set Menu selections include 1 Restore User1 Select to restore settings saved in User1 backup...

Page 50: ...ements of 1 Press the Enter key to accept the new pass word 4 Back Select this item to return to the Options Sub Menu Section 2 3 5 2 3 5 5 Fan Speed Allows the user to set the unit s fan speed Menu s...

Page 51: ...bled with currently selected parameters 4 ClrFaults Clears all latched faults and remaining fault history information SSPA remains fully operational during the process 5 MemMode Allows alternate SSPA...

Page 52: ...les limit the SSPA will operate in RAM mode uti lizing a default set of settings on each power up Firmware ver sion above 6 00 allows 3 000 000 minimum write cycles before opting out to RAM mode 6 Bac...

Page 53: ...standby amplifier is switched to the online state full output power is immediately available 2 Cold Standby In this mode when the amplifier is in standby mode it is muted If the standby amplifier is s...

Page 54: ...1 system must have an identical N 1 array selection or have N 1 operation disabled A unit connected to a N 1 link cable with the N 1 option disa bled will not be controlled by a N 1 Master To the Mast...

Page 55: ...mode is enabled the Master unit of the PowerMAX sys tem automatically reserves a predetermined amount of attenuation to each amplifier in the system and reduces overall system gain In case of one or...

Page 56: ...lifier that will be removed or re installed for maintenance purposes 1 Eject Module Select this menu item to identify the address of the module which will be removed from the amplifier Enter the modul...

Page 57: ...the N 1 sys tem will require fewer chassis to form a N 1 redundancy array Examples of 4 way N 1 systems 1 four module 6RU 7RU or 10RU chassis 2 two module 4RU or 3RU chassis 4 one module 4RU or 3RU c...

Page 58: ...isplays the message shown in Figure 2 19 Any unit that develops a major fault condition will be automatically muted to avoid any side effects of the faulted unit on overall system performance The Mast...

Page 59: ...each unit in the system Each unit should be assigned a unique N 1 address The val id addressing range is 1 to 16 for any type of system configuration Address 0 is re served for factory debugging and s...

Page 60: ...adjust the tens place 2 5 5 N 1 Automatic Gain Control Option Any modular hitless SSPA system may exhibit natural gain drift when one or more indi vidual SSPA chassis is removed from the system or mal...

Page 61: ...ic Each SSPA chassis pro cesses its internal fault conditions as if it was a standalone unit All N 1 Slave units report any fault state to the Master unit which is responsible for system wide fault st...

Page 62: ...e amount of reflected power on the amplifier for the purposes of identifying issues with the transmission signal The user may set up a Major Alarm trigger for High Reflected Power conditions in the Te...

Page 63: ...ck the environmental specifications on the specification sheet for your SSPA If the ambient temperature is beyond these limits the user may experience a temperature fault If this is the case bring the...

Page 64: ...ns of the output sample port on the front panel Compare this value to the forward RF alarm threshold level in the Fault Set up menu If the Threshold level is higher than the actual RF output level thi...

Page 65: ...design which allows for quick and easy maintenance and replacement in the event of a catastrophic failure of one of the SSPA components 3 1 1 SSPA Module Removal The Rack Mount 6RU SSPA Chassis house...

Page 66: ...l communication network If one of the RF modules is replaced with spare unit its serial network address has to match the network address of replaced module The order of the module in a SSPA assembly m...

Page 67: ...ersons performing the test Apply a CW mid band signal to the system IF input at a level that will produce an output level in the amplifiers Psat range Vary the phase adjustment knob see Figure 3 4 for...

Page 68: ...e assembly straight back from the cavity as shown in Figure 3 6 A replacement controller card is available from the factory The DigiCore5 controller card is equipped with a configuration DIP switch bl...

Page 69: ...e and firmware up grades are made available The DigiCore5 controller board allows two methods for upgrading the unit firmware Upgrade over HTTP link by using web browser Over programming USB connector...

Page 70: ...file of the current firmware in case it becomes necessary to revert back to the original 1 Connect the SSPA to a 10 100 Base T network or to a PC 10 100 Base T network adapter See Appendix A 2 Open a...

Page 71: ...pgrade process the HPA remains fully functional The new firm ware will stay dormant until the next reboot of the HPA control card Reboot the controller card by selecting the relevant front panel menu...

Page 72: ...ld recognize the newly connected hardware and connect to it using the previously installed VCP FTDI drivers Wait until this process is complete Check the Windows device manager Ports section and note...

Page 73: ...the screws and carefully remove the fan assembly from the chassis Unplug the fan power cord from the connector See Figure 3 16 and Figure 3 17 3 1 5 Heatsink Cleaning The intake fans of the amplifier...

Page 74: ...tting outside the maximum address for the current N 1 array For example in a system of 4 units select address 5 or above for a system of 8 units select address 9 or above etc 3 For the second slave un...

Page 75: ...s N 1 address value to 0 2 If the new unit has an unknown N 1 address or has not been configured for N 1 operation turn off the Auto Gain option 3 If the new unit has a known N 1 address in conflict w...

Page 76: ...Off 12 0 dB 3 3 System Gain and Power vs Number of Modules in System With parallel system architectures the amplifier output power capability and gain will change as the number of active modules varie...

Page 77: ...s no single point failure of any active component in the SSPA If one module fails the SSPA can continue to operate at reduced output power The modules are also field replaceable making system maintena...

Page 78: ...the highest third order intermod products Satcom amplifiers are typically used in some back off condition This is the operating point at which the composite output power is backed off from the amplif...

Page 79: ...rior Figure 4 3 shows a comparison of inter modulation distortion vs back off for an SSPA TWTA and linearized TWTA The SSPA can be operated at approximately one half 50 percent of its total output pow...

Page 80: ...f carriers for 2 3 6 and 10 carriers As the figure shows after approximately 10 carriers the intermod performance flattens and approaches that of a noise power ratio white noise performance 4 3 Mute U...

Page 81: ...er is designated as standby The on line SSPA receives the input RF signal and transmits an amplified RF signal to the RF load The output of the standby SSPA is terminated at the dummy load Figure 5 1...

Page 82: ...Drawing 6RU SSPA 1 1 Redundant System HPA 2 HPA 1 C B and Solid Sta te Power Amplifier C B and Solid Sta te Power Amplifier HPAC 21100 1100W C BAND SAMPLE RF INPUT SAMPLE RF OUTPUT DATACOM PARADISE SA...

Page 83: ...drawing of a 1 1 Redundant System 5 1 1 Power Supply Each SSPA utilizes a separate external power supply The standard power supply is a 3RU high 19 inch rack mountable unit consisting of three 3kW 12...

Page 84: ...s the pin outs of J8 Figure 5 4 shows an outline drawing of a typical link cable HPA1 P2 HPA2 P3 RF Switch P1 Description 1 1 B Common 28V 3 3 A Pos 1 2 2 C Pos 2 Table 5 1 RF Switch Connector Wiring...

Page 85: ...both amplifiers 5 2 1 Configuring Amplifiers to Work in 1 1 Redundant Mode 5 2 1 1 Setting SSPA1 to Work in 1 1 Mode 1 From the front panel of SSPA1 press the Main Menu key 2 Select 3 Operation and pr...

Page 86: ...t work In manual mode the standby SSPA will always accept the on line state regardless of its own fault status The user can verify the state of the waveguide switch by browsing to informative screen 3...

Page 87: ...are used In general all Paradise Datacom SSPAs are well protected against high reflected pow er conditions which may take place during output microwave switchover However waveguide or coaxial switche...

Page 88: ...rature Fault Common 27 1 Standalone mode Closed on Regulator Low Voltage Fault 2 1 1 Redundancy Mode Closed on HPA Standby Form C relay NC 1 Standalone Mode Open on Regulator Low Voltage Fault 2 1 1 R...

Page 89: ...1 A 1 2 redundancy system normally requires a separate redundancy controller RCP The RCP is used to constantly check the state of the controlled HPAs and in case of malfunction rotate the waveguide s...

Page 90: ...mand on remote interface Typical switchover time is 200ms Switchover also can be performed by physical rotation of one or both waveguide switches Unlike internal 1 1 redundancy mode the HPA will not p...

Page 91: ...ifies the position of the switch 6 4 Switch Connector The 6 pin connector J3 Molex P N 43810 002 can be located on the SSPA rear panel This connector is used to interface with the RF switches Paradise...

Page 92: ...tem is in operation The system will not operate properly Table 6 2 shows the pin outs of J8 Figure 6 3 shows an outline drawing of a typical link cable Figure 6 4 shows a representation of how switch...

Page 93: ...AA 93 Figure 6 4 1 2 System Wiring Diagram 6 6 Fuses The Paradise Datacom LLC RM SSPA is designed to be maintenance free The 28V Switch voltage is protected electronically against shorts and over vol...

Page 94: ...rack See below for step by step instructions 6 7 1 1 Configuring HPA1 to Work in 1 2 Redundant Mode 1 From front panel of HPA1 press the Main Menu key 2 Select 3 Operation and press the Enter key 3 Se...

Page 95: ...ed To put an SSPA in standby mode press the Unit 1 key and the light should go off If the system is in Auto mode the standby SSPA should accept the online state if cleared from a summary fault The Uni...

Page 96: ...keep the selected SSPA online regard less of its state Note In order to function normally all SSPAs must utilize same switch ing mode 6 10 Physically Rotating Transfer Switch It is possible to physica...

Page 97: ...o a dummy load If one of the two online amplifiers experiences a fault condition the faulted amplifier is switched to the dummy load and the standby amplifier is switched online 7 1 Theory of Operatio...

Page 98: ...A system s internal logic will try to restore the switch to its original position by applying several electric pulses to the switch circuit The opera tor must hold the switch in the new position for s...

Page 99: ...ilable from the Master Module If the system is equipped with a RF detector unit the Master Module will display system forward and reflected RF readings as well as the Cabinet Temperature please refer...

Page 100: ...not in a fault condition the posi tion of SW1 will change to direct the output of HPA3 to the termination and the output of HPA2 into the waveguide combiner If HPA2 exhibits a fault condition the sys...

Page 101: ...ed characteristics Consult factory for details 7 2 1 Setting 1 2 Phase Combined Mode Enable 1 2 Phase Combined mode by setting the following in each system amplifier 1 Press the Main Menu key 2 Select...

Page 102: ...2 2 3 1 Assign HPA1 Status 1 Press the Main Menu key 2 Select 6 Redund and press the Enter key 3 Select 4 Status and press the Enter key 4 Select 1 HPA1 and press the Enter key 7 2 2 3 2 Assign HPA1 N...

Page 103: ...igning HPA3 Settings HPA3 is the bottom amplifier in the cabinet installed below HPA2 7 2 2 5 1 Assign HPA3 Status 1 Press the Main Menu key 2 Select 6 Redund and press the Enter key 3 Select 4 Status...

Page 104: ...y toggle the switching method between manual and auto matic The default setting is automatic switchover 1 Press the Main Menu key 2 Select 6 Redund and press the Enter key 3 Select 1 Switching and pre...

Page 105: ...6RU Rack Mount SSPA specification sheet 202059 The block up converters are high performance frequency translation devices which provide excellent phase noise and spurious performance The zBUC convert...

Page 106: ...e requirement of a 10 MHz reference oscillator when operating an SSPA with BUC SSPB If the 10 MHz reference is not present the M C will report a BUC alarm and the SSPA module will mute This ensures th...

Page 107: ...oise performance previously unattainable in PLL design The typical phase noise specification is outlined in Table 8 2 Band selectivity is accomplished using the most aggressive filtering possible whil...

Page 108: ...nce option installed the internal reference also becomes a backup reference which will become active in the event that external system refer ence is lost External reference is applied to the zBUC conv...

Page 109: ...mate attenuation vs frequen cy for a variety of cable types It is recommended to use a quality grade of 50 ohm cable such as Belden 9913 9914 or 7733 Check the manufacturer s technical data to make su...

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Page 111: ...rface supports both RS232 and RS485 standards The control protocol sup ports two formats Normal serial protocol as detailed in Section 9 2 and ASCII based protocol suitable for HyperTerminal applicati...

Page 112: ...or 2 wire RS485 configura tion Maximum achievable node length for this interface is 1500 feet Proper termina tion and use of shielded twisted pair cable is required to achieve long cable runs Ethernet...

Page 113: ...o signal ground J7 pin 19 for at least 20mS for function activation For example To change the current mute state of the SSPA to opposite provide mo mentary connection for at least 20 mS between pin 17...

Page 114: ...for a node to synchronize to a known point of transmission 9 2 1 2 Destination Address The destination address field specifies the node for which the packet is intended It may be an individual or broa...

Page 115: ...nse frame without change This byte serves as a request tracking feature 9 2 2 3 Command This one byte field tells the receiver how to use the attached data There are four 4 possible values for this fi...

Page 116: ...d this byte position is replaced with the Error Status fields The various error codes are given in Table 9 4 Note that the Request and Response frames are different Tag Name Byte Value Minimum valid l...

Page 117: ...erally the Bad Checksum error code will be added to the response from the amplifier if the word size of the information is 16 bits or 2 bytes Each data word is placed in the frame with its least signi...

Page 118: ...hecksums are generated by summing the value of each byte in the packet while ignoring any carry bits A simple algorithm is given as Chksum 0 FOR byte_index 0 TO byte_index packet_len 1 Chksum chksum B...

Page 119: ...ctual Data 11 N 1 Checksum Dest Address Source Address Protocol Version Request ID Command Data Tag Data Address Data Length Data Table 9 5 Request Frame Structure Byte position Byte Value Hex Descrip...

Page 120: ...gic High 1 Fault on Logic Low 12 1 RF Switch Fault Handling 0 Disable Fault Checking 1 Major Fault 2 Minor Fault 3 Mute on Switch 13 1 Fault Latch 0 Disable 1 Enable 14 1 BUC Fault Handling 0 Disable...

Page 121: ...e 2 45 1 IP Lock Address Byte 3 46 1 IP Lock Address Byte 4 LSB 47 1 N 1 Array size 0 N 1 disabled 2 Array of two SSPAs 4 Array of four SSPAs 8 Array of eight SSPAs 16 Array of 16 SSPAs Any other nume...

Page 122: ...is time 8 2 SSPA Core Temperature 1 C per 1 value Value will return 100 if read ing is not available at this time Version numbers listed indicate the version in which the listed feature was introduced...

Page 123: ...osition 1 Fault 2 N A 3 Pos1 4 Pos2 16 1 RF Switch 2 Position 1 Fault 2 N A 3 Pos1 4 Pos2 17 1 Optional Faults Port Byte 1 External N 1 Power Supply Module Fault Identification Valid Value Range 0 255...

Page 124: ...p Fault 0 No Fault 1 Fault 2 N A 3 Com Error v 4 64 30 1 N 1 Total offline units count Include faulted units and units in standby mode in case of switched redundancy schema implemented along with N 1...

Page 125: ...uests directly to a remote SSPA subsystem In this mode an RCP unit redirects requests from its Serial Main or Ethernet port to its Local serial port connected to the SSPA see Figure 9 7 Packet wrapper...

Page 126: ...uest Originating PC Host 5 0 Protocol Version Compatibility Field must always be 0 6 111 Request ID byte is set by originator will be echoed back by respondent 7 1 Command field for Get type of the re...

Page 127: ...ins data element 9 of the System Settings 20 0 Data field 10 contains data element 10 of the System Settings 21 0 Data field 11 contains data element 11 of the System Settings 22 0 Data field 12 conta...

Page 128: ...e also configured as ASCII terminal at 9600 Baud no parity 8 bit data with 1 stop bit serial connection The SSPA will not echo back any incoming characters so local echo must be enabled on the remote...

Page 129: ...6 RU SSPA Chassis Operations Manual 202058 REV AA 129 Figure 9 8 shows an example screen shot of a terminal session Figure 9 8 Terminal Mode Session Example...

Page 130: ...Unsurpassed system integration capabilities Widely available and inexpensive set of support equipment network ca ble network hubs Ability to control equipment over Internet Ease of use Implementation...

Page 131: ...ecommends us age of ports 1038 and 1039 These ports are not assigned to any known application As an application layer protocol which actually carries meaningful data the standard Teledyne Paradise Dat...

Page 132: ...ets re ceived from other hosts will be ignored For other parameters IP address Gateway Subnet IP port contact your network sys tem administrator for assistance Important If you are planning to access...

Page 133: ...should be able to verify the network connection to the unit by using the Ping command from your host workstation To do so on a Windows based PC open a Command Prompt window and type PING and the dot d...

Page 134: ...Net interface is enabled on the device See Section 9 6 1 2 and that an IP address has been as signed to the unit Connect the unit to an Ethernet network or directly to a PC 10 100 Base T adapter and t...

Page 135: ...insert in the middle of the screen Status tab A view of critical device operation parameters and alarm sta tuses Communication Setup tab Read write listings of communication related parameters includ...

Page 136: ...data com 9 6 2 1 Interface The Teledyne Paradise Datacom MIB is a table based MIB and is the same for all de vices The MIB table is designed to follow the same pattern as the tables for serial pro toc...

Page 137: ...ct Syntax Notation 1 with Basic En coding Rules typically over UDP for IP networks Version 1 SNMPv1 described in RFC 1157 is the initial implementation of SNMP Version 2 SNMPv2c described in RFC 1902...

Page 138: ...ternal bulk RAM FLASH to operate This require ment ultimately affects the minimum device startup time tens of seconds due to the large boot BIOS and working temperature range mostly indoor As noted in...

Page 139: ...x rwn Integer32 settingIndex 1 rwn Integer32 settingValue 2 r n OctetString settingTextValue 3 thresholds 2 thresholdsEntry 1 thresholdIndex rwn Integer32 thresholdIndex 1 r n Integer32 thresholdValue...

Page 140: ...rmation Branches for Devices A B and C are reserved for future use paradiseDevice Field contains tables that hold specific device information Settings Thresholds and Conditions All table formats follo...

Page 141: ...ogic 12 INTEGER RFSWFltHandle Ignore 0 Major 1 Minor 2 SwMute 3 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 1 1 2 12 RF switch fault handling 13 INTEGER FaultLatch Disable 0 Enable 1 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 1 1 2 13 Fault la...

Page 142: ...NTEGER IPSubnetByte2 0 255 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 1 1 2 38 Device Subnet Mask byte2 39 INTEGER IPSubnetByte3 0 255 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 1 1 2 39 Device Subnet Mask byte3 40 INTEGER IPSubnetByte4 0 255...

Page 143: ...oster 1 output voltage 7 INTEGER Booster2Voltage Voltx10 0 320 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 2 1 2 7 Booster 2 output voltage 8 INTEGER SSPACoreTemperature C 100 100 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 2 1 2 8 SSPA core te...

Page 144: ...1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 3 1 2 13 Low forward RF fault state 14 INTEGER HighReflectedRFFault NoFault 0 Fault 1 N A 2 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 2 1 3 1 2 14 High reflected RF fault state 15 INTEGER RFSwitch1Posit...

Page 145: ...press the Enter key select 5 IP Setup and press the Enter key select 3 Subnet and press the Enter key Then by using the navigation keys adjust the unit sub net mask Press the Enter key when complete...

Page 146: ...Paradise Datacom LLC MIB file into the Getif Mibs sub folder 2 Start the GetIf application 3 Select the unit IP address and community strings in the relevant text boxes on the Parameters tab see Figur...

Page 147: ...AA 147 7 Select settingValue 5 entity SSPA Mute set the value to 1 and click the Set button 8 Observe the Mute state on the SSPA change to a Mute On state See Fig ure 9 14 Figure 9 14 Getif MBrowser...

Page 148: ...or when a new fault condition is detected This counter also resets itself during device power up If no faults are pre sent after device power up Fault Trap will issue a Cold Start notification to the...

Page 149: ...tState 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 1 7 r n Enumeration deviceSummaryFault 1 r n Enumeration deviceLastFault 2 deviceTrapedCondition 1 3 6 1 4 1 20712 1 8 r n Integer32 deviceTrappedConditionValue 1 deviceTrapCo...

Page 150: ...thresholds 2 thresholdsEntry 1 thresholdIndex rwn Integer32 thresholdIndex 1 r n Integer32 thresholdValue 2 r n Enumeration thresholdStatus 3 r n OctetString thresholdText 4 conditions 3 conditionsEnt...

Page 151: ...t IP address deviceFaultsTrapResend Defines how many times deviceFaultsTrap will repeat the message 0 Disables trap triggering deviceConditionTrapResend Defines how many times condition trap will repe...

Page 152: ...viceConditionTrapResend times when value specified by deviceConditionToMonitor is outside of the window specified by deviceConditionULimit and deviceConditionLLimit In the case of a device with multip...

Page 153: ...o a host PC through a crosso ver null modem network cable see Appendix B for wiring details 2 If the PC NIC card has not previously been set do so now using the following proce dure otherwise skip to...

Page 154: ...ply from 192 168 0 3 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 128 Ping statistics for 192 168 0 3 Packets Sent 4 Received 4 Lost 0 0 loss Approximate round trip times I milli seconds Minimum 0ms Maximum 0ms Average 0ms...

Page 155: ...time 10ms TTL 128 Reply from 192 168 0 0 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 128 Reply from 192 168 0 0 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 128 Reply from 192 168 0 0 bytes 32 time 10ms TTL 128 Ping statistics for 192 168 0 3...

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Page 157: ...ound and an orange stripe The straight through and crossover patch cables are terminated with CAT 5 RJ 45 modular plugs RJ 45 plugs are similar to those you ll see on the end of your tele phone cable...

Page 158: ...tic fields are opposite and have a tendency to cancel the effect of each other This reduces the line s impact on the other pair of wires and the rest of the world The second and the primary means of r...

Page 159: ...que cable ends in the preceding diagrams they correspond to the 568A and 568B RJ 45 jacks and are shown in Figure B 6 Figure B 4 Ethernet Wire Color Code Standards Figure B 5 Wiring Using 568A Color C...

Page 160: ...h cable will work in a 568A network Here are some essential cabling rules 1 Avoid running cables parallel to power cables 2 Do not bend cables to less than four times the diameter of the cable 3 If yo...

Page 161: ...he system and launch the application C 1 Add Each RM SSPA to the Universal M C To add a new SSPA unit select Action select Add Unit from the pull down menu and choose Rackmount SSPA as shown in Figure...

Page 162: ...ss To add a unit connected via UDP TCP IP you must supply either an IP Address or Hostname Specify the unit s unique address in the Amplifier Address box If connecting via SNMP supply a unique IP Addr...

Page 163: ...to Mute or Unmute the carrier and manually adjust the on board Attenuator for gain control The Status window displays the model number serial number firmware version and various network information fo...

Page 164: ...ecific needs of the customer The numbers in the square boxes in Figure C 4 represent the Data Addresses for the adjacent setting Section 2 3 describes the available menu settings for normal system ope...

Page 165: ...d Module 4 are displayed as N A with the status indicator grayed out The software also monitors the fault conditions for the following alarms Summary Power Supply Low DC Voltage Low DC Current Fan BUC...

Page 166: ...nges to the settings The Amplifier Local Port is the port which the SSPA monitors for UDP requests The SSPA answers requests using the same port If the operator changes the IP Address Gateway Address...

Page 167: ...eck the box Modify Web Password and type the new password into the New Password field Click on the Change button to execute the change The operator may also set the SNMP Read and Write Community strin...

Page 168: ...1 State of the unit The selected unit s N 1 settings Array Size and Priority Address may be set in this window For example in an 8 module N 1 system the Array Size is 8 The Priority Address for the Ma...

Page 169: ...ut level can be set quickly 1 Using the front panel menu make sure the amplifier is not in ALC mode 2 Set the amplifier attenuation level to 10 dB 3 Apply a CW RF signal to the amplifier 4 Use a power...

Page 170: ...re more than 5 dBm of level adjustments ALC performs coarse adjustment first output signal will be adjusted within 2 dBm range and then perform fine adjustment to get the output signal to within a 0 3...

Page 171: ...ledyne Paradise Datacom High Power 6 RU Solid State Power Amplifier Specification Sheet 202059 check our web site http www paradisedata com for the most recent version of this document Outline Drawing...

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