Advantech AWMT Manuel utilisateur

INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL

HUB-MOUNT

SOLID STATE TRANSCEIVERS

AWMT

PM AWMT REV. 22

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WARRANTY

This ADVANTECH AMT™product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship

for a period of 2 years from the date of shipment. During the warranty period, ADVANTECH

AMT™will, at its option, either repair or replace products that will prove to be defective.

To return a product for warranty or repair service, you must first request a Return Material

Authorisation (RMA) number by contacting ADVANTECH AMT™at:

Phone: (514) 420-0045 or Fax: (514) 420-0073

Website: www.AdvantechAMT.com or e-mail: [email protected]

The unit should be shipped to the following address, in original shipping container (box), with

shipping charges prepaid.

ADVANTECH AMT™

657 Orly Avenue

Dorval, Quebec

H9P 1G1

CANADA

Please indicate the RMA number on all shipping documentation.

Units shipped without prior issued RMA, or shipped not in original packing, may be subject of

rejection and returned at sender’s own expense.

LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTY

ADVANTECH AMT™warrants this product to be free of materials and workmanship defects.

The foregoing warranty shall not apply to defects resulting from improper handling or abuse by

the Buyer, unauthorized modification, operation outside of the environmental specifications for

the product, or improper installation or maintenance.

ADVANTECH AMT

™

shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental or

consequential damages.

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CONTENTS

1. SAFETY ..................................................................................................................................6

2. PACKING LIST.....................................................................................................................8

2.1 SINGLE UNIT PACKING LIST.......................................................................................8

3. GENERAL INFORMATION..............................................................................................10

4. MAJOR SUBSYSTEMS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS......................................................11

4.1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................11

4.2 DESCRIPTION................................................................................................................11

4.3 UNIT MAJOR COMPONENTS .....................................................................................11

4.3.1 IF to L-Band Up-Converter Module .........................................................................15

4.3.2 L-Band to RF Up-Converter Module........................................................................15

4.3.3 L-Band to IF Down-Converter Module.....................................................................15

4.3.4 Power Amplifier Module...........................................................................................16

4.3.5 Waveguide Assembly.................................................................................................16

4.3.6 Low Noise Block (LNB).............................................................................................16

4.3.7 10 MHz Reference Oscillator....................................................................................16

4.3.8 Main Controller Board..............................................................................................17

4.3.9 Power Supply.............................................................................................................18

5. INTERFACES ......................................................................................................................19

5.1 RELAY INTERFACE.....................................................................................................19

5.2 RS-232 INTERFACE ......................................................................................................23

5.3 RS-485 INTERFACE ......................................................................................................23

5.4 REDUNDANT INTERFACE..........................................................................................24

5.5 RF OUTPUT MONITOR INTERFACE.........................................................................24

6. UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION..............................................................................25

6.1 INITIAL INSPECTION...................................................................................................25

6.2 UNPACKING..................................................................................................................25

6.3 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................25

6.3.1 Relay, Serial Interfaces and AC (or DC) Power Cables Construction.....................25

6.3.2 Environmental and Adequate Ventilation Considerations........................................26

6.3.3 Mechanical, RF and Electrical Installation..............................................................26

7. PRE-POWER AND SYSTEM CHECKOUT ....................................................................29

7.1 PRE-POWER PROCEDURES........................................................................................29

7.2 OPERATIONAL SETTINGS VERIFICATION.............................................................29

8. OPERATION........................................................................................................................30

8.1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................30

8.2 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS.......................................................................................30

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8.3 BASIC OPERATING PROCEDURE .............................................................................30

8.4 AUTOMATIC LEVEL CONTROL (ALC) ....................................................................32

8.5 USING THE AWMT SOFTWARE ................................................................................33

8.5.1 Using the RS-232 Interface.......................................................................................33

8.5.2 Using the RS-485 Interface.......................................................................................40

9. MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................41

9.1 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE...................................................................................41

9.2 MECHANICAL PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE.......................................................41

9.3 COOLING FAN CHECK................................................................................................41

10. APPENDIX A: RS-485 SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL........................42

10.1 FRAME STRUCTURE ...................................................................................................42

10.2 COMMANDS..................................................................................................................42

10.3 RESPONSE TO COMMANDS FROM SLAVE TO MASTER.....................................44

11. APPENDIX B: SAFETY AND EMC COMPLIANCE..................................................47

12. ANNEX C: SPECIFICATIONS FOR 250 W C-BAND TRANSCEIVERS MODEL

AWMT-C250-DRE (P/N 1T0-11G110-6B0) .............................................................................48

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FIGURES

FIGURE 1: PRODUCT OUTLINE (C-BAND)......................................................................................12

FIGURE 2: PRODUCT OUTLINE (KU-BAND) ...................................................................................13

FIGURE 3: BLOCK DIAGRAM (SINGLE UNIT).................................................................................14

FIGURE 4: TYPICAL CONNECTOR LAYOUT (C-BAND) ...................................................................21

FIGURE 5: TYPICAL CONNECTOR LAYOUT (KU-BAND).................................................................22

FIGURE 6: RS-232 TERMINAL MODE DISPLAY .............................................................................34

FIGURE 7: LIST OF COMMANDS (AFTER PRESSING H- HELP) IN TERMINAL MODE DISPLAY...........36

FIGURE 8: PRODUCT OUTLINE (C-BAND 250W) – DC LINE (48 V) UNIT ....................................51

FIGURE 9: CONNECTOR LAYOUT (C-BAND 250W) – DC LINE (48 V) UNIT.................................52

FIGURE 10: PRODUCT OUTLINE (KU-BAND LOW POWER) ............................................................53

FIGURE 11: TYPICAL CONNECTOR LAYOUT (KU-BAND LOW POWER)..........................................54

FIGURE 12: PRODUCT OUTLINE (REDUNDANT SYSTEM, KU-BAND LOW POWER) ........................55

FIGURE 13: PRODUCT OUTLINE SIDE VIEW (REDUNDANT SYSTEM, KU-BAND LOW POWER) ......56

FIGURE 14: MOUNTING OF A LOW POWER TRANSCEIVER ON FEED SUPPORT................................57

FIGURE 15: OUTLINE DRAWING OF C-BAND LIGHT WEIGHT 60W C-BAND TRANSCEIVER..........58

FIGURE 16: CONNECTORS OF LIGHT WEIGHT 60W C-BAND TRANSCEIVER..................................59

FIGURE 17: OUTLINE DRAWING OF C-BAND 10W C-BAND TRANSCEIVER...................................60

FIGURE 18: CONNECTORS OF 10W C-BAND TRANSCEIVER ..........................................................61

FIGURE 19: PROPOSED GUI FOR RS-485 COMMUNICATION (TRANSCEIVER SINGLE UNIT)............62

FIGURE 20: RS-232 TERMINAL MODE DISPLAY FOR REDUNDANT SYSTEM..................................63

FIGURE 21: PROPOSED GUI FOR RS-485 COMMUNICATION (TRANSCEIVER REDUNDANT SYSTEM)

................................................................................................................................................64

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TABLES

TABLE 1: PACKING LIST FOR AWMT TRANSCEIVER.........................................................8

TABLE 2: CONNECTORS..........................................................................................................21

TABLE 3: RELAY INTERFACE – PIN ASSIGNMENT...........................................................22

TABLE 4: RS-232 INTERFACE – PIN ASSIGNMENT............................................................23

TABLE 5: RS-485 INTERFACE – PIN ASSIGNMENT............................................................24

TABLE 6: ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS........................................................................26

TABLE 7: SERIAL INTERFACE RS-232 CONNECTION INFORMATION..........................28

TABLE 8: LINE (J5) CONNECTOR – PIN ASSIGNMENT.....................................................28

TABLE 9: RS-232 MENU ITEM DEFINITION.........................................................................35

TABLE 10: COMPUTER TERMINAL COMMANDS FOR RS-232 INTERFACE.................37

TABLE 11: COMMAND TO TRANSCEIVER..........................................................................43

TABLE 12: CONDITION STATUS RESPONSE.......................................................................44

TABLE 13: READ IDENTIFICATION RESPONSE .................................................................45

TABLE 14: READ FREQUENCY SET RESPONSE.................................................................45

TABLE 15: UNIT STATUS AND SWITCH POSITION RESPONSE ......................................46

TABLE 16: TRANSMITTER SPECIFICATIONS .....................................................................48

TABLE 17: RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS..............................................................................49

TABLE 18: MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................50

TABLE 19: POWER REQUIREMENTS ....................................................................................50

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1. SAFETY

To prevent the risk of personal injury or loss related to equipment malfunction ADVANTECH

AMT™uses the following symbols for safety related information. For your own safety, please

read the information carefully BEFORE operating the equipment.

Symbols used in manual:

WARNING! This indicates a hazardous procedure that could result in serious injury or death if

not performed properly.

CAUTION! This indicates a hazardous and dangerous procedure that could result in light-

to-severe injury or loss related to equipment malfunction, if proper precautions

are not taken.

------------------------------------------------ WARNING ---------------------------------------------------

When supplying power to this equipment, use the 3-pin connector provided, to connect to a

grounded power outlet. If power is supplied without grounding the equipment, there is a risk of

receiving a severe or fatal electric shock.

In the context of this document any voltage that is lethal is viewed as ‘High Voltage’. Therefore,

even prime power (90 to 264) VAC (or 48 V DC) is dangerous to handle because the prime

power potentials have been known to cause injury or death.

------------------------------------------------ WARNING ---------------------------------------------------

The operator cannot repair this equipment. DO NOT attempt to remove the equipment cover

or to disassemble internal components. Only qualified service technicians should service this

equipment. There are high-voltage parts within this equipment that present a risk of severe

injury to untrained personnel. In addition, there is a risk of damaging to precision components.

----------------------------------------------- WARNING ---------------------------------------------------

ALWAYS TERMINATE THE RF OUTPUT PORTS OF THE TRANSCEIVER WITH RF

LOADS CAPABLE OF DISSIPATING FULL CW RF POWER. SIMILARLY

TERMINATE THE RF INPUT PORTS TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OF THE UNIT

BEING DRIVEN BY STRAY LEAKAGE SIGNALS. Incorporate the terminations prior to

applying prime power to the unit. This procedure prevents self-oscillation and irradiation into

the local environment. Even if a source is not connected to the unit, there are situations where

the transceiver can go into a self-induced mode and generate high levels of RF energy.

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Destruction caused under an excessive load voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) will void the

warranty. Although this equipment has an internal protection VSWR of greater than 3:1 and will

automatically shutdown within a delay of 1 second, it is still a safe procedure to avoid the

unwanted effects.

----------------------------------------------- WARNING ---------------------------------------------------

DO NOT LOOK INTO THE RF OUTPUT PORTS OF THE POWERED

TRANSCEIVER.Treat the powered unit with extreme care. Keep in mind that although the

levels of microwave radiation do not induce immediate physical discomfort in most individuals

the levels can be sufficiently high to induce long term effects. The eyes are the most vulnerable

parts of the body.

The permissible levels of exposure are quite low compared to the power levels of the

transceivers built by ADVANTECH AMT™(e.g. less than 10 mW versus 20 to 500 W delivered

by various units). The permissible levels are currently being studied by a number of

organisations. In the past the U.S. safety Code established a dosage rate of 10 mW/cm2.

Currently there is consideration being given to reduce the permissible level to 1 mW/cm2in the

United States, as has been the case for several European countries.

----------------------------------------------- CAUTION-----------------------------------------------------

THE UNIT IS VERY HEAVY! AT LEAST TWO OR MORE INDIVIDUALS OR AN

EQUIPMENT CART IS REQUIRED TO LIFT AND MOVE THE UNIT. There is a risk of

back injury if a single person handles this equipment.

In addition to this Section, included by reference are the following pertinent sections of the

International Standard IEC-215, ‘Safety requirements for radio transmitting equipment’:

Appendix D, ‘GUIDANCE ON ASSESSING THE COMPETENCE OF PERSONNEL FOR

DESIGNATION AS SKILLED’ and also Sub-clause 3.1 of the Standard.

Appendix E, ‘GUIDANCE ON SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE OBSERVED BY

PERSONNEL WORKING ON RADIO TRANSMITTING EQUIPMENT’, also Sub-clauses 3.2,

3.7 and 22.1 of the Standard.

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2. PACKING LIST

2.1 SINGLE UNIT PACKING LIST

TABLE 1: PACKING LIST FOR AWMT TRANSCEIVER

Item Quantity Description Part #

1. 1 Installation and Operating Manual PM AWMT Rev. 22

2. 1 Transceiver, model AWMT See specifications

3. 1 Connector circular MIL C-5015, straight cable plug, 3

sockets, MS3106F16-10S for AC, or MS3106F20-

19SX for 48 V (connector for J5)

631-310616-001 for AC

(or 631-310620-008 for 48V)

4. 2 Connector circular, MIL-C-26482, 6 contacts female,

straight cable plug, shell 10, MS3116F10-6S

(connectors for RS-232 and RS-485 Serial Interfaces) 631-311606-001

5. 1 Connector circular, MIL-C-26482, 10 contacts

female, straight cable plug, shell 12, MS3116J12-10S

(connector for RELAY Interface) 631-311612-003

6. 1 roll Moisture sealing/insulating tape (mastic tape) 709-224200-001

ITEMS BELOW ARE FOR RF INPUT & OUTPUT PORTS TERMINIATED WITH WR-75 FLANGE

7. 1 Waveguide Gasket WR-75 820-075000-001

8. 4 #6-32 x ½ inch Mach screw hex head 18-8 Stainless

Steel (SS) 802-632090-001

9. 4 #6 Split washer 18-8 SS 803-600100-001

10. 4 #6 Small Flat Washer 0.312 inch OD, 0.155 inch ID,

0.035 inch thick 18-8 SS 803-600200-002

ITEMS BELOW ARE FOR RF OUTPUT PORTS TERMINIATED WITH CPR-137 FLANGE

11. 1 Waveguide Gasket WR-137 705-137000-001

12. 8 #10-32 x 1/2” Mach screw hex head 18-8 Stainless

Steel (SS) 802-103290-001

13. 8 #10 Split washer 18-8 SS 803-100100-001

14. 8 #10 Flat Washer 7/16 OD X.20 OD X.031 THK

18-8 SS 803-100200-001

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TABLE 1: PACKING LIST FOR AWMT TRANSCEIVER (Continued)

Item Quantity Description Part #

ITEMS BELOW ARE FOR RF INPUT PORTS TERMINATED WITH CPR-229 FLANGE

15. 1 Waveguide Gasket WR-229 705-229000-001

16. 10 #10-32 x 1/2” Mach screw hex head 18-8 Stainless

Steel (SS) 802-103290-001

17. 10 #10 Split washer 18-8 SS 803-100100-001

18. 10 #10 Flat Washer 7/16 OD X.20 OD X.031 THK

18-8 SS 803-100200-001

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