Xicom XTU-400K, Operation And Installation Manual

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TH I S DO C UM EN T I S TH E PR O P ER TY O F X IC O M TE C HN OL O G Y. RE PR O D UC TI O N OR R E L EA SE W I TH O UT E X PR ESS PER M IS S IO N I S S TR IC TL Y PR OH IB I TE D .
XTU-400K, II, 13.75-14.5, DIG, DET RF, VGIPA
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3.1.14 Prime Power 100-260 VAC
1550 VA max
0.95 P ower factor min
47 to 63 Hertz
Single Phase
3.1.15 Serial Interface
3.1.15.1 RS-232 Monitor and Control
3.1.15.2 RS-422/485 (4-Wire Mode or Monitor and Control
2-Wire Mode)
3.1.16 Controls
This specification describes the control functions of the HPA. A limited number of control functions can
be applied locally from the front panel of the HPA as well as remotely via the serial interface. Some of the
control functions can only be applied via the local controls on the HPA. The following paragraphs specify
these control functions and the REMOTE capability. Details of the communication protocol for serial
control and the menu system for the local control are detail in the operation and installation manual for this
product. Please refer to that document for detailed information.
3.1.16.1 Controls, Local
3.1.16.1.1 AC Prime Power
3.1.16.1.2 Local/Remote
3.1.16.1.3 HV ON/OFF
3.1.16.1.4 RF Inhibit )Standard Configuration)*
* The RF output will inhibit (turn OFF) by turning OFF the SSA when M&C connector Pin (g) is connected to Pin (f) and Pin
(Y) is grounded to Pin (Z).
3.1.16.2 Controls, Remote
3.1.16.2.1 HV (ON/OFF)
3.1.16.2.2 Heater Standby (ON/OFF)
3.1.16.2.3 Gain
3.1.16.2.4 Minimum Power Alarm/Fault
3.1.16.2.5 Maximum Power Alarm/Fault
3.1.16.2.6 Power Measurement Units (Watts, dBm, dBw)
3.1.16.2.7 Fault Reset
3.1.16.2.8 COM 1 configuration (baud rate, parity, start/stop bits)
3.1.16.2.9 COM 2 configuration (baud rate, parity, start/stop bits)
3.1.16.2.10 HPA Address
Note: Heater Standby reduces the TWT’s heater voltage for situations where the high
voltage is off. Using this mode significantly increases the life of the TWT where high
voltage is off for extended periods of time.