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Revision D

Unpacking and Installation, Rack SSPA

Unpacking and Installation, Rack SSPA

Record of Changes

Revision ECO

Description

Date

Initiated By

1

Preliminary Release

03/10/2003 A.L. Crozier, Jr.

2

Update to reflect new rear panel layout 06/16/2003 A.L. Crozier, Jr.

A

11267 Original Release

07/23/2003 A.L. Crozier, Jr.

B

12115 Content Update

04/21/2004 A.L. Crozier, Jr.

C

12372 Update to reflect CE compliance

07/19/2004 A.L. Crozier, Jr.

D

13469 Add Power Connector Wiring Diagram

10/13/2005 L. dell’Aquila

Summary of Contents for SSPA

Page 1: ...iated By 1 Preliminary Release 03 10 2003 A L Crozier Jr 2 Update to reflect new rear panel layout 06 16 2003 A L Crozier Jr A 11267 Original Release 07 23 2003 A L Crozier Jr B 12115 Content Update 0...

Page 2: ...Installation 9 RF Sample Port Optional 9 Rear Panel Interfaces 10 RF Output J9 Waveguide Flange 11 Waveguide Switch J3 DB 25 Socket 11 Auxiliary Interface Connector 13 External Interlock 13 RF Inhibi...

Page 3: ...lange Tightening Sequence 8 Figure 2 Typical 8 Screw Mounting Flange Tightening Sequence 8 Figure 3 Rear Panel Connectors and Indicators 10 Figure 4 Front View of 15 Pin Connector Socket 13 Figure 5 P...

Page 4: ...ation Rack SSPA List of Tables Number Title Page Number Table 1 Waveguide Flanges 11 Table 2 Waveguide Switches 11 Table 3 Waveguide Switch Connector J3 Pinouts 12 Table 4 COM1 RS 232 Pinouts 17 Table...

Page 5: ...r any damage received during shipment If shipping damage is detected submit a damage report to the shipping carrier Failure to submit a report may invalidate any future claims Mechanical Installation...

Page 6: ...d on the front panel of the amplifier and RF output waveguide port is located on the rear panel of the amplifier Ensure that the proper matching waveguide flange is used to connect the amplifier input...

Page 7: ...that the flanges can be mated without strain or torsion 2 If the two flanges cannot be properly aligned or if the installation is subject to vibration a flexible waveguide section should be utilized...

Page 8: ...uired repeat 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 bee...

Page 9: ...in a configuration that would tend to recirculate the exhaust air provisions should be made to isolate the exhaust air from the intake air supply The Exhaust Port Guard can be removed and replaced wit...

Page 10: ...itch Auxiliary Interface COM1 COM2 Ethernet RF Input Prime Power Input The AC Power Switch turns the AC power ON or OFF If the AC power is ON the Power Supply AC ON Indicator Lamp will be lit The Ampl...

Page 11: ...veguide Switches shown in Table 2 are recommended for use in a redundant system The waveguide switch connects the built in controller to two SSPAs and the Transfer Switches in a redundancy configurati...

Page 12: ...mon 4 WG SW2Pos A 5 WG SW2 Pos B 6 WG SW2 Common 7 WG SW1 RF Inhibit 8 WG SW1 RF Inhibit Return 9 WG SW2 RF Inhibit 10 WG SW2 RF Inhibit Return 11 WG SW1 Select A 12 WG SW1 Select B 13 Ground 14 WG SW...

Page 13: ...shorted to the External Interlock Return Pin 11 for the amplifier to operate Removing the short causes an External Interlock fault and turns transmitter OFF RF Inhibit Control RF is inhibited when RF...

Page 14: ...ccurs 4 Summary Fault 1 Normally Closed Opens when fault occurs 5 Summary Fault 1 Common Fault 1 6 Summary Fault 2 Common Fault 2 7 Note 2 Summary Fault 2 Normally Open Closes when fault occurs 8 Summ...

Page 15: ...hange state any time an amplifier fault occurs The user has the choice of a normally open or normally closed circuit The Summary Fault 2 indicator signals change state any time a summary fault occurs...

Page 16: ...receptacle IEC 320 Connector is located on the amplifier rear panel See the appendix titled Specification for nominal line voltage and prime power connects Figure 5 shows the plug wiring diagram Figur...

Page 17: ...M1 COM 1 cannot be used for remote control when you are operating in the redundant mode Table 4 COM1 RS 232 Pinouts Pin No Function 1 Carrier Detect 2 RXD Received Data from Controller 3 TXD Transmitt...

Page 18: ...5 lists the pinouts for COM2 Figure 6 and Figure 7 show the 2 wire and 4 wire implementation Figure 6 Typical RS 485 2 Wire Duplex Implementation Table 5 COM2 RS 485 Pinouts Pin No 2 Wire System 4 Wir...

Page 19: ...plementation Ethernet J7 EIA T568B The Ethernet Interface allows the user to connect the amplifier to a local network Table 6 lists the Ethernet pinouts RF Input J1 Female Type N This is the connectio...

Page 20: ...ock the amplifier should be securely connected to the grounding stud Failure to comply could result in personnel injury or death WARNUNG Zur Vermeidung elektrischer Schl ge muss der Verst rker sicher...

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