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December 2007

Page 1

90-005-0003 Rev X01

50 Watt

Ka-band

Grid Amplifier™

BUC

User Manual

Summary of Contents for JNB-KAM050-HS00

Page 1: ...December 2007 Page 1 90 005 0003 Rev X01 50 Watt Ka band Grid Amplifier BUC User Manual...

Page 2: ...eam products Notices Wavestream document 90 005 0003 Copyright 2007 Wavestream Corporation All rights reserved WavestreamTM Spatial Power AdvantageTM PowerstreamTM Grid AmplifierTM and the Wavestream...

Page 3: ...ROL INTERFACE J4 15 Monitor and Control Interface Pinout 16 GROUND STUD 17 MOUNTING INTERFACE 17 OUTLINE DRAWINGS 18 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 20 CONNECTING AND CONFIGURING THE UNIT 21 UNPACK THE UNIT 21...

Page 4: ...December 2007 Page 4 90 005 0003 Rev X01 50 Watt Ka Feedmount BUC User Manual MAINTENANCE 28 FAN ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE 28 TOOLS REQUIRED 28 PROCEDURE 28 SERIAL M C PROTOCOL 29...

Page 5: ...and Grid Amplifier Block Up Converter BUC herein referred to as the Unit The Unit receives an L Band input 1000 2000MHz and transmits a 50 Watt Ka Band output 30 0 31 0GHz The Unit comes in a single w...

Page 6: ...ted with other products if this modification has not been approved previously in writing by Wavestream OPENING OR REMOVING ANY COMPONENT OR SEALED AREA WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE FAN ASSEMBLY WILL IMME...

Page 7: ...thereof may result in damage to the equipment or parts and to any persons operating the same Wavestream does not assume any liability arising out of the application or use of any products component p...

Page 8: ...Retain these instructions for future reference This section includes Safety considerations for use of the Unit Safety Precautions Use safety precautions when working at or near the Unit as described i...

Page 9: ...by ESD Take standard ESD precautions when handling the Unit When operating the Unit observe these precautions Follow the connection procedure described in this manual in Section 4 entitled Install the...

Page 10: ...least 2 inches from any object that could obstruct air flow If the Unit is placed in a closed area such as a building or radome ensure that proper ventilation is provided and that the air temperature...

Page 11: ...the country of installation To ensure continuous and undisturbed unit operation from primary power line anomalies use an Uninterruptible Power Source UPS with your Unit Do not penetrate the Unit Touch...

Page 12: ...nformation For more information visit Wavestream s website www wavestream com SPATIAL POWER COMBINING How Grid Amplifiers Work The spatially power combined Grid Amplifier employs a fundamentally diffe...

Page 13: ...in the diagram below PowerStream Grid Amplifier using Patented Spatial Power Combining Wavestream s Grid Amplifier architecture provides significant advantages over traditional SSPAs which use micros...

Page 14: ...ource if unavailable from the modem RF OUT CONNECTOR J2 The RF OUT Connector is a WR28 waveguide flange WR28 flange When operating the Unit will output up to 50 Watts of RF power at Ka Band 30 0 31 0G...

Page 15: ...20VAC Line B PRIME RTN 120VAC Neutral C GND Ground MONITOR AND CONTROL INTERFACE J4 The M C Connector is a 32 Pin Circular Connector This is an ITT Cannon part with part number KPT07A18 32S Its mating...

Page 16: ...G no connect n a Pin H no connect n a Pin J RF_FWD_PWR Analog Output Voltage Proportional to RF Forward Output Power Pin K GND Logic Gnd Pin L RS_485 RX Serial Communication Channel Pin M RS_485 RX Se...

Page 17: ...MOUNTING INTERFACE The Unit is designed to mount to a plate via the 2 sets of 3 20 bolt holes located on each side of the Unit The plate should be designed to be capable of carrying the weight of the...

Page 18: ...December 2007 Page 18 90 005 0003 Rev X01 50 Watt Ka Feedmount BUC User Manual OUTLINE DRAWINGS Outline Drawing 1 FRONT VIEW...

Page 19: ...December 2007 Page 19 90 005 0003 Rev X01 50 Watt Ka Feedmount BUC User Manual Outline Drawing 2 TOP VIEW Outline Drawing 3 REAR VIEW Outline Drawing 4 BOTTOM VIEW...

Page 20: ...s heavy spray They will shut off when the temperature of the Unit is below 10 C The fans are the only serviceable part in the Unit To replace the fan assembly see Section 7 Cable Construction If the M...

Page 21: ...ing including a detailed link budget should be performed to guarantee proper operation and conformance to standards and regulations UNPACK THE UNIT Keep the shipping box and all packing materials for...

Page 22: ...d permanently damage the unit Pin out tables for each connector are included in Section 3 System Description INSTALL THE UNIT Proceed with the installation according to standard practice Mount the Uni...

Page 23: ...or J3 on the Unit The other end needs to be plugged into either a generator or into an isolation transformer Please see the important note pertaining to this in Section 2 entitled Use the Correct Powe...

Page 24: ...December 2007 Page 24 90 005 0003 Rev X01 50 Watt Ka Feedmount BUC User Manual TROUBLESHOOTING TBS 5...

Page 25: ...0 GHz RF Port Connector WR 28 RF Output VSWR 1 25 1 max Saturated Output Power 47 dBm Rated Linear Output Power power at which all other RF specifications are met 44 dBm Small Signal Gain 60 dB nomin...

Page 26: ...N Female IF Input Impedance 50 Ohm Frequency Reference 10 MHz on IFL 0dBm 5dBm INTERFACES AC Connector 3 Pin Male ITT Cannon CB7 16 10PS mating CB6E16 10SS Monitor and Control Connector 32 Pin Female...

Page 27: ...0 005 0003 Rev X01 50 Watt Ka Feedmount BUC User Manual MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS Size 14 W x 6 5 H x 12 L Weight 33 8 lbs POWER SPECIFICATIONS AC Power 90 264 VAC 50 60 Hz AC Prime Draw 6A max at rat...

Page 28: ...OOLS REQUIRED Flathead screwdriver PROCEDURE Turn off the power to the Unit For safety reasons remove the cable attached the AC Connector J3 Unscrew the 8 flathead captive screws that hold the fan ass...

Page 29: ...comprehensive Graphical User Interface GUI This section provides general information on the electrical specifications command structures and SAbus protocol to help users understand the general interf...

Page 30: ...ASCII Encoding of Binary Data All binary data sent and received by the M C unit is encoded into ASCII characters If a communication protocol allows unrestricted binary data it is impossible to designa...

Page 31: ...ility of multiple units existing in parallel Each M C unit is assigned the Address 0x02 It will only respond to messages sent to this address Combined Status Message The M C reposts the entire status...

Page 32: ...verted to hex like the binary data Total Bytes 24 ASCII characters 1 byte for null terminator 25 bytes CMD_SET_ADDRESS 0x34 Sets the address of the Unit on the serial bus By default the Unit ships fro...

Page 33: ...ble bit This will disable the transmitter uniless the Override line is high Response of successful ACK with the string OK CMD_SET_ATTENUATION 0x52 Sets attenuation to a user specified 16 bit value whi...

Page 34: ...ndard IC drivers and receivers are available for RS 422 485 that convert to and from TTL logic levels The SAbus subset of RS 422 485 allows up to 63 devices to be connected in parallel with up to 4000...

Page 35: ...with one start bit eight data bits 7 bit ASCII with the 8th bit set to even parity and one stop bit The ASCII control character subset 00 1F hex are used for address command and data characters The s...

Page 36: ...re applications requiring the transfer of large amounts of data can be accommodated SAbus devices should observe the length of all messages predefined by their communication protocol and NAK messages...

Page 37: ...acknowledging the command The NAK or ACK reply does not signify that a function has actually taken place but only that the message was received and understood A status reply should indicate if a devi...

Page 38: ...ts may be used to reduce the bus traffic Wherever possible SAbus numeric data should be sent encoded as ASCII data characters and only in cases where it cannot be avoided numeric data should be sent i...

Page 39: ...e digit number is used within the circle to identify the state All permissible transitions between states are represented graphically by arrows between them Each transition is qualified by a condition...

Page 40: ...d is used to detect errors during transmission of data ______________________________________________________ State 1 Device Idle State In State 1 a device is ready to receive a new message and theref...

Page 41: ...the transmitted message for errors A device will exit state 4 and enter 1 State 5 command execute state if a checksum byte is true received LRC value of checksum byte equals LRC value computed by a de...

Page 42: ...December 2007 Page 42 90 005 0003 Rev X01 50 Watt Ka Feedmount BUC User Manual REV ECO NO REQUESTOR BRIEF DESCRIPTION DATE X01 Gary Echo Keith King Initial Release 12 18 07...

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