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Crown Broadcast FM 20/100 W, user manual– 05/2013
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2.4.2. Protection against VSWR
Several systems coexist to offer the optimal protection against VSWR:
Hardware protection:
In case of open circuit or short-circuit, the RF is cut. When the situation returns to normal, it is
automatically reset.
Software
protection:
The reflected power is limited to 3 W for Crown Broadcast FME 20 W, to 10 W for Crown Broadcast
FME 100 W, to 40 W for Crown Broadcast FME 350 W / 750 W / 1000 W and to 80 W for Crown
Broadcast FME 1500 W / 2000 W
Software settings for the reflected power security management (see VSWR Trip, section 5.4.1).
2.4.3. Protection against high temperature
The Power Supply module includes its own protector against high temperature. The protector cuts off the
power supply output voltage if the temperature is abnormally high. When the situation returns to normal, it is
automatically reset. The temperature threshold value varies depending on the PSU.
The ambient temperature and the radiator temperature are monitored.
The max ambient temperature is set by software (see menu Temp/Fan, section 5.3.18). Default
value is 50°C. In case of overshoot, a Warning alarm is triggered (Alarm Amb).
The max radiator temperature is set by serial command (see serial command CONF.HEAT.MAX,
section 6.2.3). Default value is 65°C. In case of overshoot, a Warning alarm is triggered (Alarm
Heat).
The max internal temperature is set at 70°C. If the temperature exceeds 70°C, the RF is cut off and a
fault alarm is triggered (Alarm Temp).
2.4.4. Protections incorporated into the PSU
The main power supply voltage and the auxiliary power supply voltage are monitored as follows:
Main power supply:
If the difference between the measured voltage and the expected voltage is greater than 10%, a
Warning alarm is triggered (Alarm Volt1). Expected voltage is automatically computed.
Auxiliary power supply:
Voltage should be either 5, 12 or -12 V. If the difference between the measured voltage and the
nominal voltage is greater than 10%, a Warning alarm is triggered (Alarm Volt Aux).
The amperage is also measured. The threshold varies depending of the power of the Crown Broadcast FME:
2 A for the Crown Broadcast FME 20 W, 8.5 A for the Crown Broadcast FME 100 W, 20 A for the Crown
Broadcast FME 350 W, 23 A for the Crown Broadcast FME 750 W, 29 A for the Crown Broadcast FME 1000
W, 26 A per amplifier pallet for the Crown Broadcast FME 1500 W, 31 A per amplifier pallet for the Crown
Broadcast FME 2000 W. In case of overshoot, a Warning alarm is triggered (Alarm Cur) and the nominal
power is reduced.