UBS Axcera CL1TC-4 400-Watt, 1.6 GHz DVB-H Transmitter User Manual 8SC Transmitter

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CL1TC-4 400W DVB-H Transmitter
WEB Interface
6.4.11 Site
The Site page allows the user to add information identifying the site, including the name of
the site, address, contact information, etc. Each item is limited to 35 alphanumeric
parameters.
Figure 6-24 Site Information
The available parameters are:
Item
System Description
Contact Information
System Location
Site Address Line 1
Site Address Line 2
Site Address Line 3
Site Address Line 4
Site Notes
Option
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
Table 6-11 Site Parameters
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characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
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6.5
WEB Interface
Alarms Menu
The Alarms menu contains the following pull-down items (see Figure 6-25 below):
•
Alarm Properties
•
External Voltage Alarm Setting
•
Log Management
•
Alarm Log
Figure 6-25 Alarms Menu
The Alarms menu allows the user to set the properties of each alarm including system
actions as well to view alarm and event logs.
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6.5.1 Alarm Properties
The first item in the Alarm Properties page is the Alarm Index. The Alarm Index box has a
pull-down menu permitting the user to select a specific alarm from the list for configuration.
The list of alarms along with a description of each alarm can be found in Section 10.
The user can configure each alarm to be displayed (Alarm Enabled ON) or ignored (Alarm
Enabled OFF) and can configure the modulator to send an SNMP trap for any active alarm.
The user can also configure a number of relays on the modulator rear panel to be triggered
on alarm.
The integration time can be set to any value between 0 to 360 seconds, allowing the
modulator to avoid reporting intermittent alarms. An alarm will only be reported if it is still
active after the integration time has elapsed.
The Alarm Properties page also summarizes the current Alarm Properties settings for all
system alarms under Alarm Property Setting Summary.
Figure 6-26 Alarm Properties Configuration
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For each alarm, the user can set the following:
Item
Alarm Enabled
Option
OFF, ON
Trap Notification on Alarm
Used to control whether the selected alarm will be
displayed (ON) or ignored (OFF).
OFF, ON
Integration Time
Used to control whether the selected alarm will
produce a SNMP trap notification.
0 to 360 sec
Mute on Alarm
Length of time an alarm condition is present before
the alarm is declared.
OFF, ON
Relay on Alarm
Used to control whether the selected alarm will mute
the transmitter output.
OFF, ON
Second Relay on Alarm
Used to control whether the selected alarm will active
the first alarm relay.
OFF, ON
Alarm Severity Level
Used to control whether the selected alarm will active
the second alarm relay.
Critical, Warning, Informative, Cleared
Table 6-12 Alarm Properties Parameters
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6.5.2 External Voltage Alarm Setting
The External Voltage Alarm Setting page allows the user to set the voltage threshold for
each of the I/O port analog inputs (pins). Voltage 1 though Voltage 8 correspond to pins 1
though 8; pin 9 is ground.
For example, the pin 6 settings (Voltage6 Trigger Polarity and Voltage6 Trigger Threshold)
seen in Figure 6-27 will create an alarm if the pin 6 output voltage is greater than 2.0 VDC.
NOTE: For this application, Pin 6 has been connected to the cabinet door switch contacts,
Pin 7 has been connected to the cabinet smoke detector and the Web interface has been
configured accordingly. The External Voltage Alarm Settings should not be modifies by the
user.
Figure 6-27 External Voltage Alarm Setting Configuration
For each I/O pin, the user can set the following:
Item
Voltage Trigger Polarity
Voltage Trigger Threshold
Selection
<, >
Range: 0.00 .. 10.00
Table 6-13 External Voltage Alarm Setting Parameters
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6.5.3 Log Management
The Log Management page can be used to clear the alarm log and/or event log, change the
order alarms appear in the logs and change the displayed alarm log.
If the Alarm Log is configured not to display alarms in reverse, the most recent alarm will be
at the bottom of the list. If the Alarm Log is configured to display alarms in reverse, the
most recent alarm will be at the top of the list.
Figure 6-28 Log Management Configuration
The available parameters are:
Item
Clear Alarm Log
Logs Display in Reverse
Option
No, Yes
No, Yes
Log To Display
Used to determine the order alarms are
displayed in the Alarm Log.
Transient Log, Alarm Log
Used to determine if the Alarm Log will
display Transient Alarms or Set Alarms.
Table 6-14 Log Management Parameters
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6.5.4 Alarm Log
The Alarm Log lists the current alarms as well as all alarm log entries.
Figure 6-29 Alarm Log
Figure 6-30 Alarm Log (Log Displayed in Reverse)
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6.6
WEB Interface
NMS Users Menu
The NMS Users menu includes the User Properties menu (see the pull down figure below).
The NMS Users menu sets the parameters required for an individual user to establish
communications with the modulator via a SNMP Network Management System (NMS). From
the User Properties menu, each NMS user can be configured with a user name, password,
Cryptographic Hash Function authentication type (SHA, MD5, none) and Data Encryption
mode (DES, AES, none) plus encryption password.
Figure 6-31 User Properties Configuration
For each user, the following authorization parameters can be set.
Item
Username
Authorization Type
Option
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
SHA, Disabled, MD5
Auth. Password
Priv Type
“Cryptographic Hash Function”
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
DES, AES, Disabled
Priv. Password
“Data Encryption”
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
Table 6-15 User Properties Parameters
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6.7
WEB Interface
System Parameters Menu
The System Parameters menu displays the modulator access control, network and SNMP
parameters. It is also used for system reset and upgrades.
The System Parameters menu contains the following pull-down menu items (see Figure
6-32 below):
•
Identification
•
Access Control
•
Network Parameters
•
SNMP Parameters
•
System Time
•
Heartbeat Time
•
System Reset
•
User Configuration
•
Download Config Files(s)
•
Upgrade and Files Upload
•
List Uploaded Files
Figure 6-32 System Parameters Menu
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6.7.1 Identification
The Identification page allows the user to set the following identifiers:
Item
Site Name
Site ID
Option
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
up to 15 alphanumeric characters
Table 6-16 Identification Parameters
Figure 6-33 Identification Configuration
6.7.2 Access Control
The Access Control page allows the user to set a password for the Web GUI interface.
Item
Web Password
Option
up to 14 alphanumeric characters
Table 6-17 Access Control Parameters
Figure 6-34 Access Control Configuration
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6.7.3 Network Parameters
The Network Parameters page allows the user to set the network parameters for the
modulator.
Note: The modulator must be reset following a change to any of the Network
Parameters.
Item
Management IP
Management Netmask
Default Gateway
Redundant Peer IP
Option
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
Second Etherport IP
Not used for this application and should not be
modified by the user.
Standard IP address e.g., 172.20.25.81
Second Etherport Netmask
Not used for this application and should not be
modified by the user.
Standard netmask field e.g., 255.255.0.0
IP address e.g., 172.20.25.80
netmask field e.g., 255.255.0.0
IP address e.g., 172.20.1.1
IP address e.g., 172.21.25.80
Not used for this application and should not be
modified by the user.
Table 6-18 Network Parameters
Figure 6-35 Network Parameters
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6.7.4 SNMP Parameters
The SNMP Parameters page allows the user to configure the SNMP interface for the
modulator.
Item
SNMP Traps On/Off
SNMP Notification Type
SNMP Trap Server IP Address
Option
OFF, ON
Trap, Inform
Standard IP address, e.g., 172.20.1.145
Table 6-19 SNMP Parameters
Figure 6-36 SNMP Parameters
6.7.5 System Time
The System Time page allows the user to set the system time.
Note: The modulator must be reset following a change to any of the System Time
parameters.
Item
Year
Month
Day
Hour
Minute
Second
Option
Range: 1900 .. 3000
Range: 1 .. 12
Range: 1 .. 31
Range: 0 .. 23
Range: 0 .. 59
Range: 0 .. 59
Table 6-20 System Time Parameters
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Figure 6-37 System Time
6.7.6 Heartbeat Time
The modulator has the capability to periodically send “Heartbeat” alarms and traps in order
to show that it is still operating and that communication is still active. The user can set the
Heartbeat Hours Start, Heartbeat Minute Start and repetition frequency for the heartbeat
(Heartbeat Pace).
Item
Heartbeat Hour Start
Heartbeat Minute Start
Heartbeat Pace
Option
Range: 0 .. 24
Range: 0 .. 60
0 to 2880 min
Table 6-21 Heartbeat Parameters
Figure 6-38 Heartbeat Time
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6.7.7 System Reset
The modulator can be reset by setting the Modulator Reset pull down box to ”On” and
selecting Submit.
Item
Modulator Reset
Option
OFF, ON
Table 6-22 System Reset Parameters
Figure 6-39 System Reset
6.7.8 User Configuration
The User Configuration page allows the user to specify the address of the serial port used
for machine-to-machine communication.
Note: User Configuration is for factory configuration only and should not be
modified by the user.
Figure 6-40 User Configuration
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6.7.9 Download Config Files(s)
The Download Config File(s) page allows the user to download files located on the
modulator.
Figure 6-41 Download Config Files(s)
By clicking on the Download Parameter File box the user will see an operating system popup window, prompting the user to save the configuration file on their system:
Figure 6-42 Download Pop-Up Window (Windows OS)
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WEB Interface
6.7.10 Upgrade and Files Upload Procedure
The Upgrade and Files Upload page allows the user to upgrade system software components
such as:
•
Modulator Application
•
Linux Kernel (included in the Modulator Application)
•
Modulator FPGA
•
Up-converter Software
The first step in the upgrade process is the selection of the proper upgrade file using the
“Browse” button (see Figure 6-43). Once the file is selected, click on “Start Download” to
initiate the upgrade process.
Please note that the Web server is a single threaded server which only allows one
connection at a time. Therefore if the upgrade is performed via a phone line, the file
transfer can take 10 minutes depending on the connection speed and file size. The contents
of the pop-up dialog will be blank. It will only start showing the upgrade information when
the file is completely transferred.
The upgrade file contains all the information required to define the component which is
being upgraded.
Figure 6-43 Upgrade and Files Upload
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As the upgrade starts a pop-up dialog will appear with the current upgrade process
information.
Figure 6-44 Upgrade Begin Pop-Up
Once the upgrade is complete the pop up dialog will display a corresponding message.
Figure 6-45 Upgrade Complete Pop-Up
6.7.11 List Uploaded Files
The List Uploaded Files page provides a list of uploaded files on the modulator.
Figure 6-46 List Uploaded Files
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7.1
CLI
Command Line Interface (CLI)
Introduction
The transmitter can be controlled and monitored from the Command Line Interface (CLI) in
addition to the Web GUI and front panel.
The CLI is accessible from the USB port or via a Telnet session through the Ethernet
management port.
7.2
Using the USB Port to access the CLI
The modulator must be connected to a PC using a USB-to-USB cable. The cable will require
a USB Type B connector to mate with the modulator USB port, while the other connector
has to mate with the PC USB port.
Open a Hyperterminal (or HyperACCESS depending on the operating system) session on the
PC and set the parameters as shown below:
Figure 7-1 COM settings
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7.3
CLI
Using Ethernet Port to access the CLI
The modulator can be connected directly to a PC or through a hub/switch using an RJ-45
straight-through cable.
The modulator and PC must be configured to be on the same IP network so that a
connection can be established.
A Telnet client can be opened from the “Start/Run” button on the PC. Enter the IP address
assigned to the modulator followed by the number 26 – see below.
Figure 7-2 Starting the Telnet session
A HyperTerminal session can also be used to access the CLI through the Ethernet port – see
Figure 7-1.
7.4
CLI Login Procedure
1. Once the connection has been established, press enter to get to the login prompt.
2. Enter the password and press enter. NOTE: The password is “admin” by default, but
can be changed through the Web GUI, CLI or SNMP.
3. After the password has been verified, the main menu will appear.
Figure 7-3 Telnet Login Prompt
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7.5
CLI
CLI Menu System
The CLI contains a three level menu system where parameters can be viewed and changed.
7.5.1 Navigation
Each menu has been assigned a numeric value for navigation purposes. To navigate
through the CLI menu system, enter the number assigned to the desired menu. Depending
on the menu accessed, the user may have the option to enter a sub-menu, or change a
system parameter.
The following menu prompts are available for navigation and for changing system
parameters:
•
Enter Selection – allows the user to change menus or exit the CLI
•
Enter New Value – allows the user to change a system parameter
At the “Enter Selection” prompt, the user may also use the following keys to navigate or
exit the CLI menu system:
•
r – return to the previous menu
•
e – exit the CLI
If the user accesses the “Enter New Value” prompt by mistake or decides that they do not
want to change a parameter, the prompt can be exited without making a parameter change.
Simply clear all alphanumeric parameters and press enter. See the following example
below:
Identification
1. Site Name
2. Site ID
r. Return to previous menu
e. Exit CLI
Enter selection : 2 Site ID
Current Value:
Enter New value: No Changes
7.5.2 Parameter Values
In some cases, such as entering the Guard Interval or Code Rate, the selectable parameters
have been assigned a numeric value. This allows the user to change the parameter by
simply entering the number assigned to a different parameter. In other cases, such as
entering the transmitter IP address or Site Information, the user can enter a range of
alphanumeric characters.
All parameter changes are made at the “Enter New Value” prompt.
Enter selection : 6 RF Output Frequency
Current Value: 1670000000 Hz
Range: 1670000000 .. 1675000000
Enter New value:
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CLI
7.5.3 Menu Tree
The CLI Menu tree is listed below with a total of 3 levels.
Main Menu:
1. Status
2. Config
3. Alarms
4. NMS Users
5. System Parameters
6. Display Alarms
7. Firmware Upgrade
r. Return to previous menu
e. Exit CLI
Enter selection:
Main Menu
1. Status
2. Config
2. Config
Level 2
1. Global Status
2. GPS Status
3. HPA
1. Modulator Mode
2. Transmission
2. Config
3. Input
2. Config
4. Output
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1. SFN
2. Config From Stream
3. Fixed Delay
4. Input_Output Fixed Delay
5. MIP Time Offset Function
6. MIP Frequency Offset Function
7. MIP Power Function
8. MIP CellId Function
9. Hierarchical Mode
10. IFFT
11. Coderate
12. Constellation
13. Guard Interval
14. Interleaver Flag
15. Time Slice Indicator
16. MPE-FEC Flag, HP
17. Cell Id
18. Transmitter ID
19. Local DelayOffset
1. Selected Input
2. IP Input Interface
3. Input Stream Dst IP
4. Input Stream Dst Port
5. FEC Mode
6. IP Input Buffer Depth
1. Mute ON/OFF
2. Bandwidth
3. Spectrum Inversion
4. Window Enable
5. External Amplifier Gain
6. RF Output Frequency
7. RF Power Level
8. RF Channel Grid
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Main Menu
2. Config
Level 2
4. Output
2. Config
2. Config
2. Config
5. RF Channels
6. User RF Channels
7. Non-Linear Precorrector
2. Config
8. Linear Precorrector
2. Config
9. HPA Control
2. Config
10. GPS
2. Config
11. Site
3. Alarms
1. Alarm Properties
3. Alarms
2. External Voltage Alarm
Setting
3. Alarms
3. Log Management
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Level 3
9. Base Frequency
10. Base Channel
Select RF Channel
Select RF Channel
1. NLP State
2. NLP Profile
1. LP State
2. LP Profile
1. RF Output Power Level
2. Transmitter Operating Mode
1. Max GPS Holdover Time, min
2. Update System Clock From GPS
3. System Timezone
1. System Description
2. Contact Information
3. System Location
4. Site Address Line 1
5. Site Address Line 2
6. Site Address Line 3
7. Site Address Line 4
8. Site Notes
1. Alarm Index
2. Alarm Enabled
3. Trap Notification on Alarm
4. Integration Time
5. Mute on Alarm
6. Relay on Alarm
7. Second Relay on Alarm
8. Alarm Severity Level
1. Voltage1 Trigger Polarity
2. Voltage1 Trigger Threshold
3. Voltage2 Trigger Polarity
4. Voltage2 Trigger Threshold
5. Voltage3 Trigger Polarity
6. Voltage3 Trigger Threshold
7. Voltage4 Trigger Polarity
8. Voltage4 Trigger Threshold
9. Voltage5 Trigger Polarity
10. Voltage5 Trigger Threshold
11. Voltage6 Trigger Polarity
12. Voltage6 Trigger Threshold
13. Voltage7 Trigger Polarity
14. Voltage7 Trigger Threshold
15. Voltage8 Trigger Polarity
16. Voltage8 Trigger Threshold
1. Clear Alarm Log
2. Logs Display In Reverse
3. Log To Display
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Main Menu
4. NMS Users
Level 2
1. User Properties
Level 3
1. User Index
2. Username
3. Authorization Type
4. Auth. Password
5. Priv Type
6. Priv. Password
1. Site Name
2. Site ID
Enter Web Password
5. System
Parameters
5. System
Parameters
5. System
Parameters
1. Identification
5. System
Parameters
4. SNMP Parameters
5. System
Parameters
5. System Time
5. System
Parameters
6. Heartbeat Time
5. System
Parameters
5. System
Parameters
6. Display
Alarms
7. Firmware
Upgrade
7. System Reset
1. Management IP
2. Management Netmask
3. Default Gateway
4. Redundant Peer IP
5. Second Etherport IP
6. Second Etherport Netmask
1. SNMP Traps On/Off
2. SNMP Notification Type
3. SNMP Trap Server IP Address
1. Year
2. Month
3. Day
4. Hour
5. Minute
6. Second
1. Heartbeat Hour Start
2. Heartbeat Minute Start
3. Heartbeat Pace
Modulator Reset
8. User Configuration
Set RS485 port address
2. Access Control
3. Network Parameters
Enter URL
Table 7-1 CLI Menu Tree
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7.5.3.1 Status Sub-menu
Status:
1. Global Status
2. GPS Status
3. HPA
r. Return to previous menu
e. Exit CLI
Enter selection :
Status Sub-menu
1. Global Status
Description
Displays general status information for network
management, alarms, modulation, transmitter output
and reflected power values as well as transmitter
frequency.
Displays detailed GPS information such as site coordinates, altitude, GPS PLL and 3D fix status and
satellite tracking.
Displays detailed HPA status information such as forward,
reflected and input power levels, current values for the
pre-driver, driver and PA modules, heat sink
temperature, as well as power supply voltage.
2. GPS Status
3. HPA
Table 7-2 Status Sub-menu
7.5.3.2 Config Sub-menu
Config:
1. Modulator Mode
2. Transmission
3. Input
4. Output
5. RF Channels
6. User RF Channels
7. Non-Linear Precorrecto
8. Linear Precorrector
9. HPA Control
10. GPS
11. Site
r. Return to previous menu
e. Exit CLI
Enter selection :
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Config
Sub-menu
CLI
Sub-menu
Selectable Parameters
1. Modulator Mode
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
0.
1.
Normal
CW
Test 1(Carriers Removed)
Record
Playback
OFF
ON
2. Transmission
1. SFN
2. Transmission
2. Config From Stream
0. ON
1. OFF
2. Transmission
3. Fixed Delay
0. OFF
1. ON
2. Transmission
2. Transmission
4. Input_Output Fixed Delay
5. MIP Time Offset Function
Range: 13000 .. 1000000 µsec
0. OFF
1. ON
2. Transmission
6. MIP Frequency Offset
Function
0. OFF
1. ON
2. Transmission
7. MIP Power Function
0. OFF
1. ON
2. Transmission
8. MIP Cell Id Function
0. OFF
1. ON
2. Transmission
9. Hierarchical Mode
2. Transmission
10. IFFT
2. Transmission
11. Coderate
2. Transmission
12. Constellation
2. Transmission
13. Guard Interval
2. Transmission
14. Interleaver Flag
0.
1.
2.
3.
0.
1.
2.
0.
1.
2.
3.
4.
0.
1.
2.
0.
1.
2.
3.
0.
1.
2. Transmission
15. Time Slice Indicator, HP
0. OFF
1. ON
2. Transmission
16. MPE-FEC Flag, HP
0. OFF
1. ON
2. Transmission
17. Cell ID
Range: 0 .. 65535
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None
2k
8k
4k
1/2
2/3
3/4
5/6
7/8
QPSK
16 QAM
64 QAM
1/32
1/16
1/8
1/4
OFF
ON
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Config
Sub-menu
Sub-menu
Selectable Parameters
2. Transmission
2. Transmission
3. Input
18. Transmitter ID
19. Local Delay Offset
1. Selected Input
3. Input
2. IP Input Interface
Range: 0 .. 100
Range: -500000 .. 500000
0. A
1. B
2. Auto
3. IP
0. Ethernet 2
1. Ethernet 1
3. Input
3. Input Stream Dst IP
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
3. Input
3. Input
4. Input Stream Dst Port
5. FEC Mode
Range: 1025 .. 65535
0. None
1. Column Only
2. Column+Row
3. Input
4. Output
6. IP Input Buffer Depth
1. Mute ON/OFF
Range: 0 .. 500 Packets
0. OFF
1. ON
4. Output
4. Output
2. Bandwidth
3. Spectrum Inversion
0. 5 MHz
0. OFF
1. ON
4. Output
4. Window Enable
0. OFF
1. ON
4. Output
4. Output
5. External Amplifier Gain
6. RF Output Frequency
Range: 0 .. 6553.5 dB
Range: 1670000000 ..
1675000000 Hz
4. Output
4. Output
7. RF Power Level
8. RF Channel Grid
Range: -10.0 .. 0.0 dBm
0. DVBT UHF 8M 474-858 MHz
1. User Defined
4. Output
9. Base Frequency
Range: 1670000000 ..
1675000000 Hz
4. Output
5. RF Channels
10. Base Channel
Range: 1 .. 200
1. CH 21 (474 MHz) to
49. CH 69 (858 MHz)
6. User RF
Channels
User Defined
7. Non-Linear
Pre-corrector
1. NLP State
0. OFF
1. ON
7. Non-Linear
Pre-corrector
2. NLP Profile
0 .. 9
8. Linear
Pre-corrector
1. LP State
0. OFF
1. ON
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Config
Sub-menu
Sub-menu
Selectable Parameters
8. Linear
Pre-corrector
2. LP Profile
0 .. 9
9. HPA Control
9. HPA Control
1. RF Output Power Level
2. Transmitter Operating
Mode
10. GPS
1. Max GPS Holdover Time,
min
2. Update System Clock from
GPS
Range: 46.00 .. 56.00 dBm
0. Standby
1. Broadcast
2. Manual
Range: 0 .. 65535
10. GPS
10. GPS
3. System Timezone
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Site
Site
Site
Site
Site
Site
Site
Site
System Description
Contact Information
System Location
Site Address Line 1
Site Address Line 2
Site Address Line 3
Site Address Line 4
Site Notes
0. No
1. Yes
0. n11
1. n10
2. n9
3. n8
4. n7
5. n6
6. n5
7. n4
8. n3
9. n2
10. n1
11. 0
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
Table 7-3 Config Sub-menu
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12. 1
13. 2
14. 3
15. 4
16. 5
17. 6
18. 7
19. 8
20. 9
21.10
22.11
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
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7.5.3.3 Alarms Sub-menu
Alarms:
1. Alarm Properties
2. External Voltage Alarm Setting
3. Log Management
r. Return to previous menu
e. Exit CLI
Enter selection :
Alarms Sub-menu
Sub-menu
Selectable Parameters
1. Alarm Properties
1. Alarm Properties
1. Alarm Index
2. Alarm Enabled
1. Alarm Properties
3. Trap Notification on
Alarm
See Table 10-1
0. OFF
1. ON
0. OFF
1. ON
1. Alarm Properties
1. Alarm Properties
4. Integration Time
5. Mute Output on Alarm
Range: 0 .. 360
0. OFF
1. ON
1. Alarm Properties
6. Relay on Alarm
0. OFF
1. ON
1. Alarm Properties
7. Second Relay on Alarm
0. OFF
1. ON
1. Alarm Properties
8. Alarm Severity Level
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
1. Voltage1 Trigger Polarity
0. Critical
1. Warning
2. Informative
3. Cleared
0. <
1. >
Range: 0 .. 10
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2. Voltage1 Trigger Threshold
3. Voltage2 Trigger Polarity
4. Voltage2 Trigger Threshold
5. Voltage3 Trigger Polarity
6. Voltage3 Trigger Threshold
7. Voltage4 Trigger Polarity
8. Voltage4 Trigger Threshold
9. Voltage5 Trigger Polarity
10. Voltage5 Trigger Threshold
11. Voltage6 Trigger Polarity
99
0. <
1. >
Range: 0 .. 10
0. <
1. >
Range: 0 .. 10
0. <
1. >
Range: 0 .. 10
0. <
1. >
Range: 0 .. 10
0. <
1. >
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2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
2. External Voltage
Alarm Setting
3. Log Management
12. Voltage6 Trigger Threshold
Range: 0 .. 10
13. Voltage7 Trigger Polarity
0. <
1. >
Range: 0 .. 10
1. Clear Alarm Log
0. No
1. Yes
3. Log Management
2. Logs Display in Reverse
0. No
1. Yes
3. Log Management
3. Log to Display
0. Transient Log
1. Alarm Log
14. Voltage7 Trigger Threshold
15. Voltage8 Trigger Polarity
16. Voltage8 Trigger Threshold
0. <
1. >
Range: 0 .. 10
Table 7-4 Alarms Sub-menu
7.5.3.4 NMS Users Sub-menu
NMS Users:
1. User Properties
r. Return to previous menu
e. Exit CLI
Enter selection :
NMS Users Submenu
1. User Properties
1. User Properties
1. User Properties
Sub-menu
Selectable Parameters
1. User Properties
1. User Properties
4. Auth. Password
5. Priv Type
up to 35 characters
0. Disabled
1. DES
2. AES
1. User Properties
6. Priv. Password
up to 35 characters
1. User Index
2.Username
3. Authorization Type
up to 35 characters
0. Disabled
1. MD5
2. SHA
Table 7-5 NMS Users Sub-menu
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7.5.3.5 System Parameters Sub-menu
System Parameters:
1. Identification
2. Access Control
3. Network Parameters
4. SNMP Parameters
5. System Time
6. Heartbeat Time
7. System reset
r. Return to previous menu
e. Exit CLI
Enter selection:
System Parameters
Sub-menu
1. Identification
1. Identification
2. Access Control
3. Network Parameters
Sub-menu
Selectable Parameters
1. Site Name
2. Site ID
Web Password
1. Management IP
up to 35 characters
up to 15 characters
up to 14 characters
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
3. Network Parameters
2. Management Netmask
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
3. Network Parameters
3. Default Gateway
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
3. Network Parameters
4. Redundant Peer IP
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
3. Network Parameters
5. Second Etherport IP
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
3. Network Parameters
6. Second Etherport
Netmask
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
4. SNMP Parameters
1. SNMP Traps On/Off
0. OFF
1. ON
4. SNMP Parameters
2. SNMP Trap Server IP
Address
Range: 0.0.0.0 ..
255.255.255.255
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
6.
6.
6.
7.
1. Year
2. Month
3. Day
4. Hour
5. Minute
6. Second
1. Heartbeat Hour Start
2. Heartbeat Minute Start
3. Heartbeat Pace
Modulator Reset
Range:
Range:
Range:
Range:
Range:
Range:
Range:
Range:
Range:
0. OFF
1. ON
System Time
System Time
System Time
System Time
System Time
System Time
Heartbeat Time
Heartbeat Time
Heartbeat Time
System Reset
1900 .. 3000
1 .. 12
1 .. 31
0 .. 23
0 .. 59
0 .. 59
0 .. 24
0 .. 60
0 .. 99999999
Table 7-6 System Parameters Sub-menu
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7.5.3.6 Display Alarms Sub-menu
This Sub-menu simply displays any active alarms. See below as an example:
Enter Selection : 6Alarms:
No Input Data
HPA Controller Comm Err
7.5.3.7 Firmware Upgrade
This Sub-menu allows the user to enter a URL address from which the transmitter can
obtain a firmware upgrade.
Enter URL:
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8.1
Modulator Front Panel
Modulator Front Panel Interface
Introduction
The front panel system includes both Status Displays where important parameters are
prominently displayed and the four-level Config Menu system where system parameters can
be entered. A picture of the modulator front panel is shown below.
Figure 8-1 Modulator Front Panel
The modulator front panel offers all the same access as the Web GUI (normal access level
only) with the obvious exception of files download, file listing and system upgrade utilities of
the Web GUI (Sections 6.7.9 to 6.7.11). Refer to the Web-GUI section of the manual for a
more detailed description of all parameters.
8.2
Controls
8.2.1 Navigation
Navigation between menu items makes use of the five buttons on the front panel display.
e (left)
f (right)
c (up)
d (down)
EXECUTE
The c button is used to scroll through the different status display windows, exit the current
menu and enter a higher-level menu, increase alpha-numerical parameters or abort
confirmation of a change
The d button is used to scroll through the different status display windows, exit the current
menu and enter a sub-menu, decrease alpha-numerical parameters or abort confirmation of
a change
The e and f buttons are used to scroll horizontally through the Config menus, the
parameter listings and the parameter characters, in the case of editable parameters. They
are also used to increase and decrease % parameters.
The EXECUTE button is used to enter the configuration menu system (GENERIC or
SPECIFIC) from a status display window, to enter a sub-menu and confirm changes made to
configurable parameters.
Examples A and B display the menu system top level. The character string “DVB-TH L-Band
TX” is always positioned in the top left corner of the display. The available menu items are
shown on the second line and may be selected using the 3 and 8 buttons.
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The “current” menu item is always shown in capitalized format with “< >” brackets. If there
are more menu items than the LCD can display, three (3) dots are shown in the lower right
position – see Example A.
Example A
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX
 Alarms NMS Users System Pa...
---------------------------------------If the user presses the 8 button, the display will shift to the left and the next menu item
will be selected – see Example B.
Example B
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX
 NMS Users System Parameters...
---------------------------------------If the user presses the 6 button in Example A, the highlighted menu item will be selected
and the user will enter the sub-menu – see Example C.
The character string “DVB-TH L-Band TX” is always positioned in the top left corner of the
display, followed by the menu name. The available menu items are shown on the second
line and may be selected using the 3 and 8 buttons. The “current” menu item is always
shown in capitalized format with “< >” brackets. If there are more menu options than the
LCD can display, three (3) dots are shown in the lower right position.
Example C
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX, Config
 Transmission Input ...
---------------------------------------The lowest level of any particular “branch” produces a window that displays the available
parameter list; the selected value is shown in square brackets – see Example D.
The parameter name is shown in the top left corner of the display, followed by the “current”
value. The available menu items are shown on the second line and may be selected using
the 3 and 8 buttons. The “current” menu item is always shown in capitalized format with
“[ ]” brackets.
Example D
---------------------------------------Spectrum Inversion = OFF
[OFF] ON
---------------------------------------If an alpha numeric parameter is selected, the first digit of the “current” parameter flashes
and a cursor shows the position of the digit which can be edited (in this case, “a” from
“admin”) – see Example E.
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Example E
---------------------------------------Web Password = admin
admin
----------------------------------------
8.2.2 Configuring Parameters
8.2.2.1 Selection of Enumerated Values
---------------------------------------Modulator Mode = Normal
[Normal] CW Test 1(Carriers Removal...
---------------------------------------(the square brackets flash at approx. 2 Hz)
The current value is shown as the first item in the list, in square brackets.
Navigating:
Scrolls the previous item into the “current position”.
Scrolls the next item into the “current position”.
No effect.
Aborts editing and returns to the previous menu level.
 Saves the “current” item as the active parameter and returns to the previous
menu level.
8.2.2.2 Editing a Numeric Value
---------------------------------------RF Output Frequency = 1670000000
1670000000
[167000000..1675000000]
---------------------------------------(the character 0 alternates between ‘0’ and ‘_’ at approximately 2 Hz)
The configurable value that appears on the display is always the current value and the cursor is initially
positioned on the last digit. The valid range is displayed in square brackets on the right hand side of the
bottom line.
Navigating:
Positions the cursor on the previous character or moves to the last character when
the cursor is on the first character.
Positions the cursor on the next character or moves to the first character when the
cursor is on the last character.
Decrements the value of the highlighted character. If the character value is ‘0’, the
 button will change the value to ‘9’. If the parameter can be set to a negative
number, the  button will toggle between a negative sign (-) and a blank (positive)
when the first character is highlighted.
Increments the value of the highlighted character. If the character value is ‘9’, the 5
button will change the value to ‘0’. If the parameter can be set to a negative
number, the 5 button will toggle between a negative sign (-) and a blank (positive)
when the first character is highlighted.
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EXECUTE
Modulator Front Panel
Completes editing.
Note 1: If a configurable numeric item has a minimum and/or maximum value,
the user cannot modify the value below the minimum or above the maximum.
Note 2: Incrementing one character above ‘9’ will change this character to ‘0’ and
will increment the next character to the left by one (“carry-on digit”). Similarly,
decrementing one character below ‘0’ will change this character to ‘9’ and
decrement the next character to the left by one.
8.2.2.3 Editing a Text Value
---------------------------------------Web Password
admin
---------------------------------------(the character ‘a’ alternates between ‘a’ and ‘_’ at approximately 2 Hz)
The current text string is shown as the editable value. The characters A..Z, a..z, 0..9, (minus), _(underscore) and “ “(space) are all supported.
Navigating:
Positions cursor on previous character.
Positions cursor on next character.
Decrements the value of the highlighted character in a circular manner.
Increments the value of the highlighted character in a circular manner.
EXECUTE
Completes editing.
8.2.2.4 Saving Changes
To save changes to a menu item press the EXECUTE button. The following display will
appear:
---------------------------------------Save = EXECUTE, Cancel = other keys
---------------------------------------Press the EXECUTE button again to save the change or any other button to cancel. After a
short period of time with no input, the operation is cancelled automatically and the display
reverts to the menu directly above the menu just visited.
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8.3
Modulator Front Panel
Modulator Boot-up
The user will see the following displays in sequence.
---------------------------------------Front Panel v1.22 Loading......
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
----------------------------------------
---------------------------------------DVB-TH/SH 5000 Modulator
----------------------------------------
---------------------------------------CL1TC-4 Transmitter
---------------------------------------When boot-up is complete the user will see the default status display which is screen b of
the Status display set:
---------------------------------------Input HP Input: Auto Status: Locked
---------------------------------------Note the flashing letter b that appears in the lower right hand corner. If there is no activity
for a period of several minutes the modulator will automatically revert to this status display.
8.4
Status Displays
There are nine main status displays from “a” to “i”. To navigate between status displays,
use the up c or down d front panel buttons. The nine main status displays are:
Status Display a - this window displays the following transmission (modulation) settings:
---------------------------------------Transmission SFN: OFF IFFT: 8k
Coderate: 1/2
Guard: 1/32
Cons: QPSa
---------------------------------------Status Display b - this window displays the following input interface settings:
---------------------------------------Input HP Input: Auto Status: Locked
---------------------------------------Status Display c - this window displays the following RF output settings:
---------------------------------------Output Bandwidth: 5 MHz
Spectrum Inversion: OFF
----------------------------------------
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Status Display d - this window displays the software versions as seen below:
---------------------------------------DVB-TH
FPGA: 5889 CPLD: 40
Kern: 3037
Soft: 2376
---------------------------------------Status Display e - this window displays the active alarms as seen below:
---------------------------------------Alarms: 2 alarms
No Input Data
---------------------------------------If more than one alarm is active, this window will automatically be updated, every few
seconds, to display one alarm at a time.
Status Display f - This window displays the following network management settings:
---------------------------------------Management IP: 172.20.33.175
Management Netmask: 255.255.0.0
---------------------------------------Status Display g - this window displays the following modulator settings:
---------------------------------------UPConv RF Lev: 0.0
---------------------------------------Status Display h - this window displays the following modulator mode settings:
---------------------------------------Modulator Mode: Normal
Playback File: None
---------------------------------------Status Display i – this window displays the following transmitter RF parameters:
---------------------------------------HPA Forward RF Level: 56.02
Reflected RF Level: 30.80
----------------------------------------
8.5
Config Menu Displays
From any of the status displays the user can navigate to the Config menu system. From a
status screen press the right f button on the front panel. The following display will appear:
---------------------------------------Entering the GENERIC Config. Menu
Press EXECUTE to Continue...
---------------------------------------Press the EXECUTE button on the front panel to enter the Config Menu.
To return to the status display, press the up c button on the front panel interface. You may
need to press the up c button multiple times depending on how deep the user is located in
the sub-menu chain.
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The start point in the Config Menu is:
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX
 Alarms NMS Users System Pa...
---------------------------------------The full list of the level 1 menu items are:
•
Config
•
Alarms
•
NMS Users
•
System Parameters
There are a total of 3 menu levels in the Config Menu chain. Use the left e and right f
buttons to navigate between different sub-menu items. Use the down d button to enter a
sub-menu or the up c button to return to a higher level.
8.6
Config Menu Tree
The Config Menu tree is listed below. There are a total of 3 levels. In some cases there is a
shortcut to reach a specific menu directly from a specific Status Display by pressing the
EXECUTE button. The place where such a shortcut exists is denoted by a bracketed letter
(e.g., [f]) to represent the Status Display where the shortcut exists.
Note that the Config x Transmission menu has three possible structures. This reflects the
fact that the menu is different whether the transmitter is operating in MFN mode, SFN mode
or SFN mode with Config From Stream On.
Level 1
Config
Config
Level 2
Modulator Mode
Transmission
Level 3
Operating Mode
MFN Mode
•SFN
•Config From Stream
•Fixed Delay
•Input_Output Fixed Delay
•Hierarchical Mode
•IFFT
•Coderate
•Constellation
•Guard Interval
•Interleaver Flag
•Time Slice Indicator, HP
•MPE-FEC Flag, HP
•Cell Id
[a]
SFN Mode
•SFN
•Config From Stream
•Fixed Delay
•Input_Output Fixed Delay
•Hierarchical Mode
•IFFT
•Coderate
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Level 1
Config
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Level 2
Level 3
•Constellation
•Guard Interval
•Interleaver Flag
•Time Slice Indicator, HP
•MPE-FEC Flag, HP
•Cell Id
•Transmitter ID
•Local DelayOffset
SFN Mode (Config From Stream
On)
•SFN
•Config From Stream
•Fixed Delay
•Input_Output Fixed Delay
•MIP Time Offset Function
•MIP Frequency Offset
Function
•MIP Power Function
•MIP CellId Function
•Hierarchical Mode
•Cell Id
•Transmitter ID
•Local DelayOffset
•Selected Input
•IP Input Interface
•Input Stream Dst IP
•Input Stream Dst Port
•FEC Mode
•IP Input Buffer Depth
MFN Mode
•Mute ON/OFF
•Bandwidth
•Spectrum Inversion
•Window Enable
•External Amplifier Gain
•RF Output Frequency
•RF Power Level
•RF Channel Grid
•Base Frequency
•Base Channel
Input
[b]
Config
Output
[c]
SFN Mode (Config From Stream
On)
•Mute ON/OFF
•Spectrum Inversion
•Window Enable
•External Amplifier Gain
•RF Output Frequency
•RF Power Level
•RF Channel Grid
•Base Frequency
•Base Channel
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Level 1
Config
Config
Config
Level 2
RF Channels
User RF Channels
Non-Linear Precorrector
Config
Linear Precorrector
Config
HPA Control
Config
GPS
Config
Site
Alarms
Alarm Properties
Alarms
External Voltage Alarm
Setting
Alarms
Log Management
NMS Users
[e]
User Properties
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Level 3
•RF Freq Channel
•User Frequency Channel
•NLP State
•NLP Profile
•LP State
•LP Profile
•RF Output Power Level
•Transmitter Operating Mode
•Max GPS Holdover Time, min
•Update System Clock From GPS
•System Timezone
•System Description
•Contact Information
•System Location
•Site Address Line 1
•Site Address Line 2
•Site Address Line 3
•Site Address Line 4
•Site Notes
•Alarm Index
•Alarm Enabled
•Trap Notification on Alarm
•Integration Time
•Mute on Alarm
•Relay on Alarm
•Second Relay on Alarm
•Alarm Severity Level
•Voltage1 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage1 Trigger Threshold
•Voltage2 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage2 Trigger Threshold
•Voltage3 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage3 Trigger Threshold
•Voltage4 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage4 Trigger Threshold
•Voltage5 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage5 Trigger Threshold
•Voltage6 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage6 Trigger Threshold
•Voltage7 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage7 Trigger Threshold
•Voltage8 Trigger Polarity
•Voltage8 Trigger Threshold
•Clear Alarm Log
•Logs Display in Reverse
•Log To Display
•User Index
•Username
•Authorization Type
•Auth. Password
•Priv Type
•Priv. Password
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Level 1
System
Parameters
System
Parameters
System
Parameters
Level 2
Identification
Level 3
•Site Name
•Site ID
•Web Password
System
Parameters
SNMP Parameters
System
Parameters
System Time
System
Parameters
Heartbeat Time
System
Parameters
System
Parameters
System Reset
•Management IP
•Management Netmask
•Default Gateway
•Redundant Peer IP
•Second Etherport IP
•Second Etherport Netmask
•SNMP Traps On/Off
•SNMP Notification Type
•SNMP Trap Server IP Address
•Year
•Month
•Day
•Hour
•Minute
•Second
•Heartbeat Hour Start
•Heartbeat Minute Start
•Heartbeat Pace
•Modulator Reset
User Configuration
•RS485 M2M Port
Access Control
Network Parameters
[f]
Table 8-1 Front Panel Menu Tree
8.7
Config
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX, Config
 Transmission Input ...
---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
•
Modulator Mode
•
Transmission
•
Input
•
Output
•
RF Channel
•
User RF Channels
•
Non-Linear Precorrector
•
Linear Precorrector
•
HPA Control
•
GPS
•
Site
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8.7.1 Config x Modulator Mode
---------------------------------------Config, Modulator Mode

---------------------------------------The options are:
Item
Modulator Mode
Option
Normal, CW, Test1 (Carriers Removal), Record , Playback
8.7.2 Config xTransmission
---------------------------------------Config, Transmission
 Config From Stream Fixed Delay...
---------------------------------------There are three possibilities for this menu depending on if the transmitter is currently
operating in MFN mode, SFN mode or SFN mode with Config From Stream On.
Shortcut: To directly reach this menu Press EXECUTE from Status Display a
The options are:
MFN Mode
Item
SFN
Config From Stream
Fixed Delay
Input_Output Fixed Delay
Hierarchical Mode
IFFT
Coderate
Constellation
Guard Interval
Interleaver Flag
Time Slice Indicator, HP
MPE-FEC Flag, HP
Cell ID
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Option
OFF, ON
ON, OFF
OFF, ON
Range: 13000 μsec .. 1 second
None, aEq1, aEq2, aEq4
2k, 8k, 4k
1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
QPSK, 16 QAM, 64 QAM
1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
Range: 0 .. 65535
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SFN Mode
Item
SFN
Config From Stream
Fixed Delay
Input_Output Fixed Delay
Hierarchical Mode
IFFT
Coderate
Constellation
Guard Interval
Interleaver Flag
Time Slice Indicator, HP
MPE-FEC Flag, HP
Cell ID
Transmitter ID
Local Delay Offset
Option
OFF, ON
ON, OFF
OFF, ON
Range: 13000 μsec .. 1 second
None, aEq1, aEq2, aEq4
2k, 8k, 4k
1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
QPSK, 16 QAM, 64 QAM
1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
Range: 0 .. 65535
Range: 0 .. 100
Range: -500000.0 .. +500000.0 μsec
SFN Mode (with Config From Stream On)
Item
SFN
Config From Stream
Fixed Delay
Input_Output Fixed Delay
MIP Time Offset Function
MIP Frequency Offset
Function
MIP Power Function
MIP Cell ID Function
Cell ID
Transmitter ID
Local Delay Offset
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Option
OFF, ON
ON, OFF
OFF, ON
Range: 13000 μsec .. 1 second
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
Range: 0 .. 65535
Range: 0 .. 100
Range: -500000.0 .. +500000.0 μsec
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8.7.3 Config xInput
---------------------------------------Config, Input
 IP Input Interface ...
---------------------------------------Shortcut: To directly reach this menu Press EXECUTE from Status Display b
The options are:
Item
Selected Input
IP Input Interface
Input Stream Dst IP
Input Stream Dst Port
FEC Mode
IP Input Buffer Depth
Selection
A, B, Auto, IP
Ethernet 1, Ethernet 2
Standard IP address: 0.0.0.0..255.255.255.255
Range: 1025 .. 65535
None, Column Only, Column + Row
Range: 0 .. 500 Packets
8.7.4 Config xOutput
---------------------------------------Config, Output
 Bandwidth Spectrum Inv...
---------------------------------------There are two possibilities for this menu depending on if the transmitter is currently
operating in MFN mode or SFN mode with Config From Stream On.
Shortcut: To directly reach this menu Press EXECUTE from Status Display c
The options are:
MFN Mode
Item
Mute ON/OFF
Bandwidth
Spectrum Inversion
Window Enable
External Amplifier Gain
RF Output Frequency
RF Power Level
RF Channel Grid
Base Frequency
Base Channel
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Selection
OFF, ON
5 MHz
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
Range: 0.0.. 6553.5 dB
Range: 167000000 .. 167500000 Hz
Range: -10.0 .. 0.0 dBm
DVBT UHF 8M 474-858 MHz, User Defined
Range: 167000000 .. 167500000 Hz
Range: 1 .. 200
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SFN Mode (with Config From Stream On)
Item
Mute ON/OFF
Spectrum Inversion
Window Enable
External Amplifier Gain
RF Output Frequency
RF Power Level
RF Channel Grid
Base Frequency
Base Channel
Selection
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
Range: 0.0.. 6553.5 dB
Range: 167000000 .. 167500000 Hz
Range: -10.0 .. 0.0 dBm
DVBT UHF 8M 474-858 MHz, User Defined
Range: 167000000 .. 167500000 Hz
Range: 1 .. 200
8.7.5 Config xRF Channels
---------------------------------------Config, RF Channels

---------------------------------------Note: RF Channels is not used for this application and should not be modified by
the user.
8.7.6 Config xUser RF Channels
---------------------------------------Config, User RF Channels

---------------------------------------Note: User RF Channels is not used for this application and should not be modified
by the user.
8.7.7 Config xNon-Linear Precorrector
---------------------------------------Config, Non-Linear Precorrector
 NLP Profile
---------------------------------------The options are:
Item
NLP State
NLP Profile
Product Manual, Rev. 1
Selection
OFF, ON
A selection of different NLP profile files
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8.7.8 Config xLinear Precorrector
---------------------------------------Config, Linear Precorrector
 LP Profile
---------------------------------------The options are:
Item
LP State
LP Profile
Selection
OFF, ON
A selection of different LP profile files
8.7.9 Config xHPA Control
---------------------------------------Config, HPA Control
 Transmitter O...
---------------------------------------The options are:
Item
RF Output Power Level
Transmitter Operating Mode
Selection
Range: 46.00 .. 56.00 dBm
Standby, Broadcast, Manual
8.7.10 Config x GPS
---------------------------------------Config, GPS
 Update S...
---------------------------------------The options are:
Item
Max GPS Holdover Time
Update System Clock From GPS
System Timezone
Product Manual, Rev. 1
Option
Range: 0 .. 65535 min
No, Yes
-11 to 11 hours
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8.7.11 Config x Site
---------------------------------------Config, Site
 Contact Informat...
---------------------------------------The options are:
Item
System Description
Contact Information
System Location
Site Address Line 1
Site Address Line 2
Site Address Line 3
Site Address Line 4
Site Notes
8.8
Option
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
up to 35
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
alphanumeric
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
characters
Alarms
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX, Alarms
 External Voltage A...
---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
•
Alarm Properties
•
External Voltage Alarm Setting
•
Log Management
8.8.1 Alarms x Alarm Properties
---------------------------------------Alarms, Alarm Properties
 Alarm Enabled Trap Not...
---------------------------------------The options are:
Item
Alarm Index
Alarm Enabled
Trap Notification on Alarm
Integration Time
Mute on Alarm
Relay on Alarm
Second Relay on Alarm
Alarm Severity Level
Product Manual, Rev. 1
Option
See Table 10-1
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
0 to 360 sec
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
OFF, ON
Critical, Warning, Informative, Cleared
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To select a specific alarm to set its properties in other menus the user must first set the
Alarm Index value in the Alarm Index sub-menu screen. Upon entering the Alarm Index
menu the user will see:
---------------------------------------Alarm Index = 0
[ Modulator Restarted]
Heartbeat
...
---------------------------------------The Alarm Index menu lists all 66 alarms available in the system, with index values from 0
to 65. The full list of alarms available can be found in Table 10-1.
To select a specific alarm to set its properties, scroll through this list using the left e and
right f button until the desired alarm is enclosed in square brackets and press EXECUTE.
The Alarm Index value will be updated to match this alarm. For example, Modulator
Restarted is Alarm Index 0, Heartbeat is Alarm Index 1, and so on. In the other menus the
name of the alarm being configured will be displayed. For example, if Heartbeat is selected
and the user navigates to the Alarm Severity Level menu the following will be displayed:
---------------------------------------Heartbeat Alarm Severity Level = Inform
[Informative] Critical Warning
----------------------------------------
8.8.2 Config xExternal Voltage Alarm Setting
---------------------------------------Alarms, External Voltage Alarm Setting
 Voltage1 ...
---------------------------------------For Voltage1 through Voltage8 the user can set the following:
Item
Voltage Trigger Polarity
Voltage Trigger Threshold
Selection
<, >
Range: 0.00 .. 10.00
8.8.3 Alarms x Log Management
---------------------------------------Alarms, Log Management
 Logs Display In Rev...
---------------------------------------Shortcut: To directly reach this menu Press EXECUTE from Status Display e.
The options are:
Item
Clear Alarm Log
Logs Display in Reverse
Log To Display
Product Manual, Rev. 1
Option
No, Yes
No, Yes
Transient Log, Alarm Log
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8.9
Modulator Front Panel
NMS Users
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX, NMS Users

---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
•
User Properties
8.9.1 NMS Users x User Properties
---------------------------------------NMS Users, User Properties
 Username Authorization...
---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
User Index
Username
Authorization Type
Auth. Password
Priv Type
Priv. Password
Option
user0
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
SHA, Disabled, MD5
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
DES, AES, Disabled
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
8.10 System Parameters
---------------------------------------DVB-TH L-Band TX, System Parameters
 Access Control Netw...
---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
•
Identification
•
Access Control
•
Network Parameters
•
SNMP Parameters
•
System Time
•
Heartbeat Time
•
System Reset
•
User Configuration
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8.10.1 System Parameters x Identification
---------------------------------------System Parameters, Identification
 Site ID
---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
Site Name
Site ID
Option
up to 35 alphanumeric characters
up to 15 alphanumeric characters
8.10.2 System Parameters x Access Control
---------------------------------------System Parameters, Access Control

---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
Web Password
Option
up to 14 alphanumeric characters
8.10.3 System Parameters x Network Parameters
---------------------------------------System Parameters, Network Parameters
 Management Netmask D...
---------------------------------------Shortcut: To directly reach this menu Press EXECUTE from Status Display f.
The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
Management IP
Management Netmask
Default Gateway
Redundant Peer IP
Option
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
Second Etherport IP
Not used for this application and should not be
modified by the user.
Standard IP address e.g., 172.20.25.81
Second Etherport Netmask
Not used for this application and should not be
modified by the user.
Standard netmask field e.g., 255.255.0.0
IP address e.g., 172.20.25.80
netmask field e.g., 255.255.0.0
IP address e.g., 172.20.1.1
IP address e.g., 172.21.25.80
Not used for this application and should not be
modified by the user.
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Note: The modulator must be reset following a change to any of the Network
Parameters.
8.10.4 System Parameters x SNMP Parameters
---------------------------------------System Parameters, SNMP Parameters
 SNMP Trap Server ...
---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
SNMP Traps On/Off
SNMP Notification Type
SNMP Trap Server IP Address
Option
OFF, ON
Trap, Inform
Standard IP address, e.g., 172.20.1.145
8.10.5 System Parameters x System Time
---------------------------------------System Parameters, System Time
 Month Day Hour Minute Seco...
---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
Year
Month
Day
Hour
Minute
Second
Option
Range: 1900 .. 3000
Range: 1 .. 12
Range: 1 .. 31
Range: 0 .. 23
Range: 0 .. 59
Range: 0 .. 59
Note: The modulator must be reset following a change to any of the System Time
parameters.
8.10.6 System Parameters x Heartbeat Time
---------------------------------------System Parameters, Heartbeat Time

---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
Heartbeat Hour Start
Heartbeat Minute Start
Heartbeat Pace
Product Manual, Rev. 1
Option
Range: 0 .. 24
Range: 0 .. 60
0 to 2880 min
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8.10.7 System Parameters x System Reset
---------------------------------------System Parameters, System Reset

---------------------------------------The additional menu items for this sub-menu are:
Item
Modulator Reset
Option
OFF, ON
8.10.8 System Parameters x User Configuration
---------------------------------------System Parameters, System Reset

---------------------------------------Note: User Configuration is for factory configuration only and should not be
modified by the user.
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8.11 Config Menu Shortcuts
Config x Transmission
Press EXECUTE from
Status Display a
---------------------------------------Config, Transmission
 Config From Stream Fixed Delay...
----------------------------------------
Config x Input
Press EXECUTE from
Status Display b
---------------------------------------Config, Input
 IP Input Interface ...
---------------------------------------Config x Output
Press EXECUTE from
Status Display c
---------------------------------------Config, Output
 Spectrum Inversion Windo...
---------------------------------------Alarms x Log Management
Press EXECUTE from
Status Display e
---------------------------------------Alarms, Log Management
 Logs Display In Rev...
---------------------------------------System Parameters x Network Parameters
---------------------------------------System Parameters, Network Parameters
 Management Netmask D...
----------------------------------------
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SNMP
SNMP
The transmitter supports a SNMP interface for remote management of the transmitter via a
SNMP Network Management System (NMS). Refer to sections 6.7.4 and 6.6 as to how to
use the web interface to configure the SNMP interface and set up a NMS user account.
Once the SNMP interface is established it is possible to use standard SNMP Network
Managers (e.g., SNMPc, HP OpenView etc.) or a custom SNMP Network Manager for SNMP
access. The required Management Information Base (MIB) file for the transmitter SNMP
interface is included on the same CD delivered with the unit or is available upon request.
SNMP Traps can be emitted for each of the possible alarms in the transmitter system. The
next section details the alarm system for the transmitter.
The SNMP parameters list is nearly identical to those used in the Web GUI, CLI and Front
panel interfaces. The exceptions are the controls for creating a NMS User account and the
management of transmitter configuration files for backup or software upgrades. This set of
functions is purely local to each transmitter and is not suitable for SNMP global access. Of
course, these functions are still accessible for remote access via the system web interface or
CLI interface.
Below is the menu tree for the web interface. The items enclosed in a grey box are
excluded from the SNMP interface. All other menu items are accessible via SNMP.
Status
Config
Alarms
NMS Users
System
Parameters
Æ
Æ
Æ
Æ
Æ
Global Status
Modulator Mode
Alarm
Properties
User
Properties
GPS Status
Transmission
External Voltage
Alarm Setting
Access
Control
HPA
Input
Log
Management
Network
Parameters
Output
Alarm Log
SNMP
Parameters
Identification
RF Channels
System Time
User RF
Channels
Heartbeat Time
Non-linear
Pre-corrector
System Reset
Linear
Pre-corrector
Download
Config Files(s)
HPA Control
Upgrade and
Files Upload
GPS
List Uploaded
Files
Site
Table 9-1 SNMP Menu Structure
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10 Alarms
10.1 Alarm List
This section lists all system alarms available for the CL1TC-4 transmitter. Each alarm is
described along with associated events and triggering conditions. The complete set of 66
alarms is listed below:
0. Modulator Restarted
1. Heartbeat
2. Exciter Temperature Fault
3. GPS Antenna Undercurrent
4. GPS Antenna Overcurrent
5. GPS Quality Low
6. GPS Comm Error
7. No Input Data
8. LP No Input Data
9. 10 MHz Reference Loss
10. 1PPS Reference Loss
11. Mega Frame Loss
12. LP Mega Frame Loss
13. HP Data Too High
14. LP Data Too High
15. Bandwidth Not Supported
16. Input Bitrate Is Out Of Limit
17. Output bitrate is out of limit
18. Hardware Muted Output
19. HP LP Mega Frame Not Match
20. IP Input Fifo Overflow
21. IP Input Payload Error
22. IP Input Column Fec Error
23. IP Input Row Fec Error
24. IP Input Fifo Underrun
25. Channel Sync Loss Happened
26. External Voltage 1
27. External Voltage 2
28. External Voltage 3
29. External Voltage 4
30. External Voltage 5
31. External Voltage 6
32. External Voltage 7
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
External Voltage 8
UP Converter Communication Error
UP Converter Unlock
Up Converter Level Set Failure
HPA Controller Comm Err
Pre-Driver Current Fault
Driver Current Fault
Power Module 1 Current Fault
Power Module 2 Current Fault
Power Module 3 Current Fault
Power Module 4 Current Fault
Power Module 5 Current Fault
Power Module 6 Current Fault
Temperature Sensor 1 Fault
Temperature Sensor 2 Fault
Temperature Sensor 3 Fault
HPA Input Warning
HPA Input Err
HPA Forward Power Warning
HPA Forward Power Err
HPA Reflected Power Err
HPA Failure
HPA Controller Error Shutdown
RF Switch Fault
RF Interlock Fault
Power Supply 1 Fault
Power Supply 2 Fault
HPA Pallet Current Misbalance Fault
HPA Pallet Current Misbalance Warning
Door Opened
Fire Alarm
Fan 1 Stalled
Fan 2 Stalled
Table 10-1 System Alarms
NOTE: The operator can decide, using the Web-GUI, whether the transmitter shall or shall
not mute itself when an alarm occurs. If the mute option is set, transmission will be
restored once the alarm is cleared.
NOTE: A number of HPA alarms automatically shut down the HPA when critical levels are
reached. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
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10.2 Informative Alarms
Informative alarms are event alarms, they have no alarm Begin/End conditions.
10.2.1 Modulator Restarted
A transient Informative alarm; sent at system boot time.
10.2.2 Heartbeat
A periodic Informative alarm; sent periodically at an interval determined by the system
“Heartbeat Pace” parameter. The Heartbeat Pace parameter can be set via SNMP or through
the modulator’s Web-GUI and Command Line interfaces.
10.3 Temperature Sensor Faults
10.3.1 Temperature Sensor 1 Fault
Temperature Sensor 1 Fault – set when the HPA power module heat sink temperature (at
temperature sensor 1 location) reaches 75º C.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached.
The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action. Transmission is restored when the
alarm is cleared.
10.3.2 Temperature Sensor 2 Fault
Temperature Sensor 2 Fault – set when the HPA power module heat sink temperature (at
temperature sensor 2 location) reaches 75º C.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached.
The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action. Transmission is restored when the
alarm is cleared.
10.3.3 Temperature Sensor 3 Fault
Temperature Sensor 3 Fault – set when the HPA pre-driver heat sink temperature reaches
75º C.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached.
The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action. Transmission is restored when the
alarm is cleared.
10.3.4 Exciter Temperature Fault
Exciter Temperature Fault – set when the modulator temperature reaches 70º C.
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NOTE: The transmitter output is automatically muted as a result. Transmission is restored
when the alarm is cleared.
10.4 GPS Alarms
Please note that the internal GPS receiver is located on the modulator board.
10.4.1 GPS Comm Error
GPS Comm Error - set when communications with the GPS receiver has failed.
10.4.2 GPS Antenna Undercurrent
GPS Antenna Undercurrent – set when the antenna current value is low (antenna open).
10.4.3 GPS Antenna Overcurrent
GPS Antenna Overcurrent – set when the antenna current value is high (antenna short).
10.4.4 GPS Quality Low
GPS Quality Low – set by the internal GPS when the quality of the received GPS signals fall
below a minimum reception level or the number of available satellite is too low. The event
that contributes to a GPS Quality Low alarm is:
•
PLL Status Unlocked
But, the GPS Quality Low alarm is only triggered when the GPS Max Holdover Time expires.
Once a PLL Status Unlocked event occurs, the GPS reference signals will be considered to be
in “Holdover” mode and the Holdover time counter begins. Once the Max Holdover Time is
exceeded the system controller will declare a GPS Quality Low alarm.
A PLL (Phase Locked Loop) Status Unlocked event can be the result of an antenna undercurrent (antenna open) or antenna over-current (short), a poor GPS 3D Fix (minimum
requirement is 4 satellites). In general, conditions that result in a poor GPS signal quality.
Note: The GPS alarm is set at the system start-up and will be reset when the GPS receiver
obtains a 3D fix (4 satellites tracked).
Note: The GPS PLL Status and 3D Fix Status can be viewed from the Web-GUI interface;
from the Status drop down menu select GPS Status.
Note: It is recommended that the user set the modulator to mute on this alarm in SFN or
MFN mode.
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10.5 Modulator Alarms
Also see GPS alarms for the internal GPS. For the modulator temperature alarm see section
10.3.
10.5.1 10 MHz Reference Loss
10 MHz Reference Loss - Loss of 10 MHz Reference from GPS.
This alarm is only raised if the 10 MHz reference is completely lost which is more likely to
occur if there is a hardware failure. Even when the GPS is operating in holdover it still
transmits a 10 MHz signal, albeit the 10 MHz signal is no longer locked to the satellite
master reference.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
10.5.2 1PPS Reference Loss
1PPS Reference Loss - Loss of One Pulse-per-second signal from GPS.
This alarm is only raised if the 1PPS reference is completely lost which is more likely to
occur if there is a hardware failure. Even when the GPS is operating in holdover it still
transmits a 1PPS signal, albeit the 1PPS signal is no longer locked to the satellite master
reference.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
10.5.3 Channel Sync Loss Happened
Channel Synch Loss Happened - set when the modulator cannot synchronize to the input
DVB-ASI transport stream.
10.5.4 No Input Data
No Input Data - set when the modulator has no input data in non-hierarchical mode, or
when the high priority input has no data in hierarchical mode.
10.5.5 LP No Input Data
LP No Input Data - set when the modulator low priority input has no data in hierarchical
mode.
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10.5.6 Mega Frame Loss
Mega Frame Loss - set when the modulator cannot detect valid mega frames in the input
stream.
MIP packets are used to define the mega frame structure for DVB-T/H and the alarm is
raised when MIP packets are not detected in the input stream or are invalid.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
10.5.7 HP LP Mega Frame Not Matched
HP LP Mega Frame Not Match - set when the Mega Frame in the high priority stream does
not match with the Mega Frame in the low priority stream.
Note: Alarm is valid in hierarchical mode, is only reported in SNF mode and is factory
configured to mute the modulator.
10.5.8 LP Mega Frame Loss
LP Mega Frame Loss - set when the modulator cannot detect valid mega frames in the low
priority input stream.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
10.5.9 HP Data Too High
HP Data Too High - set when the high priority input bit rate is too high.
This alarm is raised set when the high priority input bit rate is too high and the internal
input FIFO buffer is almost full. The buffer is capable of storing about 2 seconds of stream
data.
10.5.10 LP Data Too High
LP Data Too High - set when the low priority input bit rate is too high.
10.5.11 Input Bitrate Is Out Of Limit
Input Bit Rate Is Out Of Limit - set when the input bit-rate is 10% higher or lower than the
ideal bit rate corresponding to the selected mode.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
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10.5.12 Output Bitrate Is Out Of Limit
Output bit rate is out of limit - a hardware failure alarm set when the output bit-rate is 10%
higher or lower than the ideal bit rate corresponding to the selected mode.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
10.5.13 Bandwidth Not Supported
Bandwidth Not Support - set when the modulator “Config from stream” is enabled and an
incorrect bandwidth value is specified
The modulator has factory settings for different transmission bandwidths (menu selectable).
If the factory setting does not match the desired bandwidth signaled in the MIP packets
then the alarm is raised.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
10.5.14 Hardware Muted Event
Hardware Muted Output - set when the modulator hardware mutes its RF output due to a
short input stream interruption or SFN resynchronization.
The rationale for this alarm is not to disturb the greater SFN network in case an erroneous
stream enters a modulator or a modulator detects a shift of the mega frame start points.
Note: This alarm is only reported in SNF mode and is factory configured to mute the
modulator.
10.5.15 IP Input FIFO Overflow
IP Input Fifo Overflow - set when IP input channel bitrate is too high, causing a FIFO
overflow.
10.5.16 IP Input FIFO Underrun
IP Input Fifo Underrun - set when the IP input channel bitrate is too low.
Note: This alarm is only reported in MFN mode.
10.5.17 IP Input Payload Error
IP Input Payload Error - set when the IP input packet payload content does not start with
sync byte 0x47.
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10.5.18 IP Input Column FEC Error
IP Input Column Fec Error - set when the IP input column FEC packet format is incorrect.
10.5.19 IP Input Row FEC Error
IP Input Row Fec Error - set when the IP input row FEC packet format is incorrect.
10.5.20 Upconverter Communication Error
Up Converter Communication Error - set when communications with the Upconverter has
failed.
Note: The alarm is hard coded to mute the modulator in SFN and MFN mode. Transmission
is restored when the alarm is cleared.
Note: The Alarm Properties -> Mute On Alarm setting for this alarm should always be set to
OFF.
10.5.21 Upconverter Unlock
Up Converter Unlock - set when the internal Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) is unlocked.
Note: The alarm is hard coded to mute the modulator in SFN and MFN mode. Transmission
is restored when the alarm is cleared.
Note: The Alarm Properties -> Mute On Alarm setting for this alarm should always be set to
OFF.
10.5.22 Upconverter Level Set Failure
Up Converter Level Set Failure - set when the Up Converter output level fails to meet the
targeted value +/- 1 dB.
Note: The alarm is hard coded to mute the modulator in SFN and MFN mode. Transmission
is restored when the alarm is cleared.
Note: The Alarm Properties -> Mute On Alarm setting for this alarm should always be set to
OFF.
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10.5.23 External Voltage 1
External Voltage 1 - set when the I/O port pin 1 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
10.5.24 External Voltage 2
External Voltage 2 - set when the I/O port pin 2 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
10.5.25 External Voltage 3
External Voltage 3 - set when the I/O port pin 3 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
10.5.26 External Voltage 4
External Voltage 4 - set when the I/O port pin 4 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
10.5.27 External Voltage 5
External Voltage 5 - set when the I/O port pin 5 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
10.5.28 External Voltage 6 (Door Alarm)
External Voltage 6 - set when the I/O port pin 6 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
NOTE: For this application, Pin 6 has been connected to the cabinet door switch contacts.
10.5.29 External Voltage 7 (Smoke Detector Alarm)
External Voltage 7 - set when the I/O port pin 7 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
NOTE: For this application, Pin 7 has been connected to the cabinet smoke detector.
10.5.30 External Voltage 8
External Voltage 8 - set when the I/O port pin 8 voltage is greater than or less than the user
defined value.
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10.6 High Power Amplifier (HPA) Alarms and Warnings
When a critical alarm occurs (except for thermal shutdown) the HPA will wait several
seconds then try to re-start. If the critical alarm causes the HPA to shutdown again, the
procedure will be repeated. After three repeated failures, within approximately 50 seconds,
the HPA will stay in shutdown mode. In this case, the amplifier will remain in this state until
the alarms are cleared and the user issues a command to place the transmitter in broadcast
mode.
10.6.1 HPA Controller Comm Err
HPA Controller Comm Err - set when communication between the modulator and HPA
controller has failed.
NOTE: The Alarm Properties settings in the Web-GUI for this alarm should be set such that
the transmitter output is muted as a result. Transmission is restored when the alarm is
cleared.
10.6.2 RF Switch Fault
RF Switch Fault - set when one of the following alarms occurs:
•
HPA Forward Power Err
•
HPA Reflected Power Err
•
HPA Input Err
NOTE: When a RF Switch Fault has occurred, the amplifier RF will be turned OFF, instead of
a complete shutdown. After several seconds, the internal controller will turn the RF ON
again. After three repeated failures, within approximately 50 seconds, the RF will be turned
OFF. User intervention will be required to turn the RF back on. The Web-GUI interface has
no control over this action.
10.6.3 HPA Forward Power Warning
Note: HPA Forward Power Warning is not implemented at this point in time.
10.6.4 HPA Forward Power Err
HPA Forward Power Err (Critical)
58.5 dBm
HPA Forward Power Err – set when the forward (output) power reaches 58.5 dBm.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached
and a RF Switch Fault alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this
action.
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10.6.5 HPA Reflected Power Err
HPA Reflected Power Err (Critical)
47.0 dBm
HPA Reflected Power Err - set when the reflected power reaches 47.0 dBm.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached
and a RF Switch Fault alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this
action.
10.6.6 HPA Input Warning
HPA Input Warning – set when the input power is less than -5.0 dBm.
NOTE: The ALC loop is frozen when the warning level is reached. The Web-GUI interface
has no control over this action.
10.6.7 HPA Input Err
HPA Input Err (Critical)
Low
High
-5.0 dBm
6.0 dBm
HPA Input Err - set when the input power is out of the HPA allowable range and has reached
the critical limits.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached
and a RF Switch Fault alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this
action.
10.6.8 HPA Failure
HPA Failure - set when one of the following alarms occurs:
•
Pre-Driver Current Fault
•
Driver Current Fault
•
Power Module Current Fault
•
Power Supply Fault
•
Temperature Sensor Fault occurs.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when any of these alarms/faults
occur. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
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Alarms
10.6.9 HPA Current Misbalance Warning
HPA Current Misbalance Warning - set when the lowest current (A) reading on one of the
power modules is less than 20% of the highest current (A) reading on one of the power
modules.
NOTE: The maximum output power level of the HPA will be limited to 53 dBm if a HPA
Current Misbalance Warning alarm occurs. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this
action.
•
If the output power level is > 53 dBm, it will be automatically reduced to 53 dBm.
•
If the output power level is < 53 dBm, no reduction will occur.
10.6.10 HPA Current Misbalance Fault
Note: HPA Current Misbalance Fault is not implemented at this point in time.
10.6.11 Pre-Driver Current Fault
Pre-Driver Current Fault (Critical)
5.0 A
Pre-Driver Current Fault – set when the pre-driver current reaches 5.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.12 Driver Current Fault
Driver Current Fault (Critical)
7.0 A
Driver Current Fault – set when the driver current reaches 7.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.13 Power Module 1 Current Fault
Power Module 1 Current Fault (Critical)
14.0 A
Power Module 1 Current Fault – set when the power module 1 current reaches 14.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
Product Manual, Rev. 1
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Alarms
10.6.14 Power Module 2 Current Fault
Power Module 2 Current Fault (Critical)
14.0 A
Power Module 2 Current Fault – set when the power module 2 current reaches 14.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.15 Power Module 3 Current Fault
Power Module 3 Current Fault (Critical)
14.0 A
Power Module 3 Current Fault – set when the power module 3 current reaches 14.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.16 Power Module 4 Current Fault
Power Module 4 Current Fault (Critical)
14.0 A
Power Module 4 Current Fault – set when the power module 4 current reaches 14.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.17 Power Module 5 Current Fault
Power Module 5 Current Fault (Critical)
14.0 A
Power Module 5 Current Fault – set when the power module 5 current reaches 14.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.18 Power Module 6 Current Fault
Power Module 6 Current Fault (Critical)
14.0 A
Power Module 6 Current Fault – set when the power module 6 current reaches 14.0 A.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical levels are reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
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Alarms
10.6.19 HPA Power Supply 1 Fault
HPA Power Supply 1 Fault (Critical)
Low
High
27.0 VDC
32.0 VDC
HPA Power Supply 1 Fault – set when HPA power supply 1 DC voltage is out of the HPA
allowable range and has reached the critical limits.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.20 HPA Power Supply 2 Fault
HPA Power Supply 2 Fault (Critical)
Low
High
27.0 VDC
32.0 VDC
HPA Power Supply 2 Fault – set when HPA power supply 2 DC voltage is out of the HPA
allowable range and has reached the critical limits.
NOTE: Automatic HPA shutdown is initiated by the HPA when the critical level is reached
and a HPA Failure alarm is raised. The Web-GUI interface has no control over this action.
10.6.21 Fan 1 Stalled
Fan 1 Stalled – set when front panel fan #1 ceases operation (stalls).
10.6.22 Fan 2 Stalled
Fan 2 Stalled – set when front panel fan #2 ceases operation (stalls).
10.6.23 RF Interlock Fault
Note: RF Interlock Fault is not used for this application.
Product Manual, Rev. 1
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Alarms
10.7 HPA I/O Serial Port Alarms
10.7.1 Door Opened
Note: Door Opened is not used for this application. For the cabinet door alarm, please refer
to section 10.5.28.
10.7.2 Fire Alarm
Note: Fire Alarm is not used for this application. For the smoke detector alarm, please
refer to section 10.5.29.
Product Manual, Rev. 1
139
APPENDIX A:
CL1TC-4
DVB-H L-Band Transmitter System and Drawers
Drawings and Parts Lists
CL1TC-4 400W DVB-H Transmitter
Appendix A: System &
Drawers Drawings and Parts List
CL1TC-4 DVB-H L-Band Transmitter System Drawing List
CL1TC-4 Transmitter System w/Digital Modulator
(Consists of one DVU 5000 Modulator Drawer driving one L-Band Amplifier Drawer)
CL1TC-4, Interconnect .............................................................................1316822
CL1TC-4, AC Block Diagram .....................................................................1316823
DVU 5000 Modulator Drawer
DVU 5000 Modulator Drawer Wiring Diagram ............................... 56830-43-D01
DVU 5000 Modulator Drawer Mechanical Drawing ......................... 56803-43-D01
L-Band Amplifier Drawer
L-Band Amplifier Drawer Wiring Diagram ..................................... 59175-01-D01
L-Band Amplifier Drawer Mechanical Drawing ............................... 59132-01-D01
Product Manual, Rev. 1
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UBS P/N
MFR
50461-01
59220-01
54515-01
UBS
UBS
UBS
50805-03
UBS
56871-01
59216-01
56829-01
54577-01
59215-01
59219-01
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
Rear Panel
59217-01
UBS
59218-01
UBS
59216-02
UBS
90863-43G
PCA Universal Modulator
90446-02
KEYPAD
50461-01
54515-01
84149R
DISPLAY
Cable Modulator-Display
J2
J13
J1
59215-01
Cable RF GPS Antenna
J1
JP1-1
JP1-2
X20
57532-02
59216-01
Cable RF Modulator
L Band Amplifier ASSY
X15
X1 RF IN
Cable RF Modulator
Filter
59216-02
X16
56677-02
RF OUT
QTY
Cable RF Modulator
RF IN
X3 RF OUT
Antenna SAT/DVB
59216-02
JP7-3
GND JP7-2
JP7-1
CN1-1
CN1-2 GND
CN1-3
Cable 1 Comunication Modulator
59217-01
59218-01
Cable 2 Comunication Modulator
Reference Monitoring
90901-01
Extension Board Controller
SDA J106-2
CLK J106-1
GND J106-3
CN1-2 SDA
CN1-3 CLK
CN1-4 GND
P1
DB9
Cable 3 Comunication Modulator
59219-01
JP1-1
JP1-3
54577-01
X5
53065R
Power Entry
75157R
POWER SUPPLY 12VDC
56871-01
V+
V+
VV-
J23-1
J23-2
J23-3
J23-4
V+
V+ AC L TB1 6
TB1 7
TB1 3 V- AC N
GND TB1 5
TB1 4 VTB1 1
TB1 2
50805-03
GND
J4-1
J4-2
J3-1
J3-2
Chassis GND 50806-01
GND
59220-01
Cable Power +12VDC Extension board
PIF20 PIF201
Note: Length cable as required
PIF302 PIF301
Company
PIF102 PIF10
Title
COF1
F1
FAN
85049R
COF3
F3
FAN
85092R
COF2
F2
FAN
85049R
Size
Canada
Wiring AC, DC, Control and RF Diagram Universal Modulator
Document Number
Ledger
Date:
Unique Broadband System LTD
Apr. 2013
Drawn by:
Rev
56830-43-D01
Kosta Bor
03
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of
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REV.
DESCRIPTION
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FIRST RELEASE
ECO #
DATE
APPROVED
06/05/2013
02
ADD ITEM 35
10/06/2013
03
REPLACED ITEM 35
08/07/2013
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WARNING, THIS DRAWING AND ITS CONTENTS ARE PROPERTY OF
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OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF UNIQUE
BROADBAND SYSTEMS INC.
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29
2.619
33
20.50
18.625
35
34
23
14
7.460
FOR FRONT PANEL
SILKSCREN
SEE DWG 51600-43.
1.73
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DIMENSIONS
ARE IN INCHES.TOLERANCES ARE:
DECIMALS
ANGLES
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APPROVALS
DRAWN
MATERIAL
NIMAL.D
CHECKED
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DATE
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PROJECT
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SIZE
Q.A.
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaugham, Ontario
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
Fax (905) 669-8516
SCALE
Univ. Mod DVB-H L-Band, with GPS,
and additional I/O
DWG. #
1:1
PART #
56803-43-D01
REV.
DOC. TYPE
SHEET
OF
03
8
July-08-13
WARNING, THIS DRAWING AND ITS CONTENTS ARE PROPERTY OF
UNIQUE BROADBAND SYSTEMS INC, AND SHALL NOT BE CIRCULATED
OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF UNIQUE
BROADBAND SYSTEMS INC.
10
31
24
22
13
29
25
35
18
33
19
30
22
12
REAR PANEL
SILK SCREEN
DWG 56829-01
CAD GENERATED DRAWING DO
NOT MANUALLY UPDATE OR SCALE
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10
28
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APPROVALS
DRAWN
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Q.A.
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Vaugham, Ontario
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
Fax (905) 669-8516
SCALE
Univ. Mod DVB-H L-Band, with
GPS, and additional I/O
DWG. #
1:3.5
56803-43-D01-03
PART #
REV.
DOC. TYPE
SHEET
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REV.
DATE
DESCRIPTION
ECO#
26/06/2013
22/07/2013
24/07/2013
07/31/2013
Removed small cooling fan 30VDC
Changed copnnection HPA to Current Sense
APPROVED
Removed connection 12VDC from Current Sense
Changed terminal connection
Back Plate
POWER SUPPLY, 60W, 5V,12V
UBS # 92794R
TB 1
COCB1
CB1
COCON1
CON1
208 AC 2phase 30A
L1
PICON101 1
L2
PICON102
GND
(N) 3
PICON103
RFI POWER LINE FILTER
COFL1
FL1
PICB101
PICB103
PICB102
PICB104
PICON101
PICON102
PICON103
Connector 3 pin
11913R
UBS # 93023R
J1-1
PITB 1
L101PITB
L101
PITB2 L102
UBS # 10658R
J1-3
UBS # 92795
COTB
L1 16423R
TB L1
UBS # 10608R
GND
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
1 PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?01PITB?02
75088R
FILTER
PIFL101
PIFL10G
UBS # 93024R
PIFL102
PIFL103
PIFL104
TB L1
1 PITB?02
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
80071
277VAC, 30A, 2-pole, magn. circ.brk
16423R
PITB L101PITB L102
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
80197R
COTBGND
GND
TB
2GND02
PITB GND01PITB
1 PITB?02
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
UBS Number
MFG
Description
MFG N#
93024R
Alpha Wire
93023R
Alpha Wire
3081 BR005
93476
BELDEN
9912 189
93019
BELDEN
9912 013
12AWG STR PVC 600V 105ó D BLUE
93018
BELDEN
9912 001
12AWG STR PVC 600V 105º BROWN
BELDEN
9918 013
18AWG STR PVC 300V 105º D. Blue
92795
3081 BL005
10 AWG 600W PVC Blue
10 AWG 600W PVC Brown
12AWG STR PVC 600V 105º Yel-Green
J1-5
J1-4
J1-2
J1-1
L1
L1
L2(N)
L2(N)
TP1 GND
QTY
POWER SUPPLY, 30VDC, 1600W
57662-01
Power Supply PCA
UBS # 93018
J1-5 L1
J1-4 L1
UBS # 93019
J1-2 L2(N)
J1-1 L2(N)
TP1 GND
75205R
POWER SUPPLY, 30VDC, 1600W
57662-01
NN
UBS Number
10608R
MFG
MOLEX
Description
MFG N#
26-03-4030
.156" Pitch Crimp Terminal Housing 3pos
75205R
11538R
MOLEX
09-91-0500
.156" Pitch Crimp Terminal Housing 5pos
10658R
MOLEX
08-52-0072
.156" Pitch Crimp Terminal,Female
13
10
10090R
MOLEX
19067-0008
Ring Terminal1/4" for 8AWG Wire,Red
11
16101R
Altech Corporation
2402.0
Ferrule Insulated Std 12AWG Gray
12
16102R
Altech Corporation
2210.0
Ferrule Insulated Std 10AWG Black
13
92794R
BELDEN
9918 001
14
16423R
Altech Corporation
CTS4U-N
15
16150R
16
16321R
Altech Corporation
CTS2.5U-N
TERMINAL BLOCK, DIN RAIL
Drawn by:
17
86185R
Altech Corporation
CTS2.5U-N/R
TERMINAL BLOCK, DIN RAIL, RED
Checked by:
18
86186R
Altech Corporation
CTS2.5U-N/W
TERMINAL BLOCK, DIN RAIL, White
Approved by:
Altech Corporation
CGT4U
TERMINAL BLOCK, 25A, DIN rail , GND
TERMINAL BLOCK 35A, DIN RAIL
UBS # 10658R
QTY
18AWG STR PVC 300V 105º BROWN
UBS # 11538R
J10
NN
Power Supply PCA
16150R
J10
To TB 2-19
GND
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
COTB?
Note 1:
Recommended Hand Crimp Tool - 0638117500 for 0638117500 pins
Recommended Hand Crimp Tool - 1212045 for ferrules
Recommended Hand Crimp Tool - MAC 2210 for ring terminals
APPROVALS
Kosta Bor
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario,
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
DATE
05/15/2013
Title
400W L-Band HPA Wiring AC Diagram
Size
Document Number
Sheet
Rev
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05
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FAN
85103
J2-6 +12VDC
PITB?01 PITB?01
J2-3 RTN VDC
J2-4 RTN VDC
PITB?02 PITB?02 TB6
PITB?01 PITB?01
NL3NL4
J2-2 +5 VDC
J2-1 +5 VDC
PITB?02 PITB?02
TB7
75088R
Power Supply 60W 5/12 VDC
GND
COR1
R1
PIR102 15 Ohm
31471R
PIR101
84038
LED Indicator GREEN
Back Plate
Back Plate
PIF301 PIF302
85102
COF5
F5
FAN
85102
COF6
F6
FAN
PIF501 PIF502
85102
LED Indicator AC Power Supply
59191-01
85102
PIF401 PIF402
59189-01
COTS3
TS3
PITS301
PITS302
PITS303
GND
COD1
D1
PID102
PID10
COF4
F4
FAN
GND
COF3
F3
FAN
75205R
UBS # 93039R
PID20
PID201
UBS # 93039R
- OUT
UBS # 93040R
+ OUT
UBS # 93040R
PIF601 PIF602
TermoSensor
Cable Termo Sensor HPA
35919
GND
COF7
F7
FAN
PCA, Current Sense 2
90934-02
TB9
TB7
TB5
TB3
TB1
TB9
TB7
TB5
TB1
PCA, Current Sense 1
90934-01
TB3
REAR PLATE
85102
J5-1
COD2
D2
PIF10 PIF102 PIF103 PIF104 PIF201 PIF20 PIF203 PIF204
- OUT
75205R
84038
LED Indicator GREEN
J6
+ OUT
J3-2
J3-1 +5 VDC
FAN
85103
Power Supply 30VDC
Power Supply PCA
UBS # 92097R
J6
Power Supply PCA
COF2
F2
COF1
F1
UBS # 92822R
Power Supply 30VDC
57662-01
57662-01
J3-1 +5 VDC
J3-2
J6-6
PIF701 PIF702
DB9
98727R
Display Board
GND
GND
TB10
TB8
TB6
TB4
TB2
TB10
TB8
TB6
TB4
TB2
GND
59190-01
+30VDC
UBS # 92101R
UBS # 92101R
+5 VDC
J4-5
GND
59194-01
Cable Power Display Board
To FAN 1, 2
CABLE DC Power HPA
J4-6
+12VDC
COTB
12VDC
TB 12VDC
1 PITB 12VDC02
PITB 12VDC01
PITB?01 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?02
86185R
COTB5VDC
5VDC
TB
25VDC02
TB4-8
PITB 5VDC01PITB
+5VDC
PITB?02PITB?01
13
12
14
PITB?02 PITB?02
86186R
14
11
13
12
11
10
COTB?
TB5-8
PITB?01PITB?02
COTBRTN
RTNVDC
VDC
TB
PITB301 PITB302 PITB30 PITB304 PITB305 PITB306 PITB307 PITB308 PITB309 PITB301 PITB301 PITB3012 NL13 NL14
COTB3
TB3
PITB301 PITB302 PITB303 PITB304 PITB305 PITB306 PITB307 PITB308 PITB309 PITB301 PITB301 PITB3012 PITB?01 PITB?01
RTN DC +5DC
10
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
+12VDC
PITB?02PITB?01
PITB RTN VDC01PITB RTN VDC02
1 PITB?02
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
To TB 1-4
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
HPA3
90958-01
GND
UBS P/N
59190-01
59189-01
59191-01
59192-01
59194-01
GND
HPA4
90958-01
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
Dongguan QS electronic
92097R
BELDEN
93034R
GND
MFR
93040R
93039R
HPA5
90958-01
Dongguan QS electronic
QUALTEC ELECTRONICS
QTY
GND
HPA6
90958-01
GND
HPA1
90958-01
GND
Driver
90958-01
Pre-Driver
90959-01 GND
GND
MiniController
AGC Board
PITS203 PITS20 PITS201
PITS103 PITS102 PITS10
GND
HPA2
90958-01
PITB?01PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
COTS2
TS2
+12VDC
16321R
GND
TB 2
COTS1
TS1
TermoSensor
TermoSensor
35919
35919
J17-1
J17-2
J17-3
J17-4
Cable Power Supply +12VDC
59192-01
90927-01
90945-01
APPROVALS
REV.
DATE
DESCRIPTION
26/06/2013 Removed small cooling fan 30VDC
22/07/2013 Changed connection HPA to Current Sense
24/07/2013 Removed connection 12VDC from Current Sense
07/31/2013 Changed terminal connection
ECO#
APPROVED
Drawn by:
Kosta Bor
Checked by:
05/15/2013
Title
400W L-Band HPA Wiring DC Diagram
Size
Approved by:
Rev
Document Number
59175-02-D01
Scale :
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario,
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
DATE
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POJ1
DATE
DESCRIPTION
ECO#
APPROVED
26/06/2013 Added RF Monitor port
22/07/2013 Changed copnnection HPA to Current Sense
24/07/2013 Removed connection 12VDC from Current Sense
07/31/2013 Changed terminal connection
J1
RF IN
59199-01
RF IN
Forward
Reflect
59199-02
Cable RF SMA connectors
90945-01
AGC BOARD
Cable RF SMA connectors
RF OUT
RF OUT
RF IN
RF F
RF R
73054
RF OUT
RF IN
Cable RF SMA connectors
59199-02
90959-01
SPITER 6 WAY
DRIVER
PRE-DRIVER
90958-01
Cable RF SMA connectors
59199-03
RF OUT 6
RF OUT 5
RF OUT 4
RF OUT 3
RF OUT 2
RF OUT 1
RF IN
Cable RF SMA connectors
59199-06
HPA1
COMBINER
90958-01
HPA2
HPA5
RF IN
RF IN
90958-01
Soldering
RF IN 5
RF OUT
RF OUT
RF IN
RF IN 2
90958-01
HPA6
Forward
HPA3
RF OUT
90958-01
Soldering
RF IN
Soldering
RF IN 1 RF IN 4
RF OUT
90958-01
97960-01
Soldering
RF IN
HPA4
59199-06
Soldering
RF IN 3 RF IN 6
RF OUT
Soldering
RF OUT
90958-01
UBS P/N
RF IN
Reflect
Cable RF SMA connectors
RF FRW
RF SMPL
J6
POJ6
Sample
Cable RF SMA - N-Type connectors
RF REFL
59199-05
59199-04
59199-01
59199-02
UBS
UBS
QTY
59199-03
UBS
59199-04
59199-05
UBS
UBS
59199-06
UBS
Cable RF SMA connectors
RF MONITOR
J7
RF OUT POJ7
RF OUT
APPROVALS
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Title
400W L-Band HPA Wiring RF Diagram
Size
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Rev
Document Number
59175-02-D01
Scale :
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario,
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
DATE
Checked by:
MFR
NONE
Sheet
05
of
1
REV.
90945-01
Current Monitoring 1
J2-1
Power Supply 1 PCA
Temperature Sensor 1 J2-2
Current Monitoring 2
J2-3
Temperature Sensor 2
J2-4
J2-5
J2-4
J2-3
J2-2
J2-1
J2-5
J2-6
Temperature Sensor 3 J2-7
Voltage Monitoring 1 J2-8
GND
12C interface. SCL. J2-10
PITS101
Voltage Monitoring
PITS102
Enable Power supply
PITS103
12C interface. SDA. J2-11
PITS201
PITS202
PITS203
J2-5
J2-4
J2-3
J2-2
J2-1
J2-13
J2-14
J2-15
J2-16
PITS301
PITS303
35919
TermoSensor
35919
TermoSensor
35919
57662-01
COF1
F1
J2-19
Cable Termo Sensor HPA
REAR PLATE
J2-20
GND
J2-21
GND
J2-22
PIJ501
Temperature Sensor 4 J2-23
PIJ506
PIJ502
PITS401
PITS402
PIJ507
PIJ503
PIJ508
PIJ504
PIJ509
PIJ505
J2-26
J2-27
PITS403
FAN
85103
COF2
F2
95507R
PIF201
PIF202
PWM
DB9 (F)
TACHO
LM60CIZ/NOPB
DOOR Sensor
Smoke Alarm Sensor
J2-28
J2-29
PIF102
PIF103
PIF104
COTS4
TS4
Cable DB37 connector HPA
J2-25
PWM
59189-01
COJ5
J5
J2-24
PIF101
PIF203
PIF204
TACHO
GND
GND
TermoSensor
COTS3
TS3
Current Monitoring
Voltage Monitoring
Enable Power supply
PITS302
GND
AC OK
J2-17
J2-18
APPROVED
26/06/2013 Removed small cooling fan 30VDC
22/07/2013 Changed copnnection HPA to Current Sense
24/07/2013 Removed connection 12VDC from Current Sense
07/31/2013 Changed terminal connection
COTS2
TS2
Power Supply 2 PCA
Enable Power supply J2-12
ECO#
COTS1
TS1
AC OK
Current Monitoring
57662-01
Voltage Monitoring 2 J2-9
AC 1 OK
59195-02
DESCRIPTION
59195-02
TACHO
TACHO
AGC Board
Cable DB37 connector HPA
DATE
FAN
85103
DOOR Sensor J2-30
Smoke Alarm Sensor J2-31
AC 2 OK
J2-32
Display Board
FAN Control J2-33
J2-2 RXD
J2-36
X1-1
J2-37
DATA
X1-2 GND
X1-3
CLK
Cable communication PCA, Current Sense
DATA J23-2
CLK J23-3
90934-01
GND J23-4
PCA, Current Sense
59196-01
TXD J15-1
RXD J15-3
GRD J17-4
X1-1
DATA
X1-2 GND
X1-3
59197-01
Cable RS232 Displey Board
PCA, Current Sense
FAN Tachometer 1 J2-34
FAN Tachometer 2 J2-35
UBS P/N
59195-02
J2-3 GRD
59196-01
59197-01
UBS
UBS
UBS
59198-01
UBS
58939-01
92419
UBS
84126R
REAR PLATE
PIJ403
PIJ408
PIJ404
PIJ409
MFR
J2-1 TXD
QTY
PIJ401
PIJ406
PIJ402
PIJ407
CLK
COJ4
J4
DB9 (M)
PIJ405
J16-2
90934-02
J16-1
J3 USB 2.0 A
J16-3
J16-4
59198-01
Cable RS485 HPA
APPROVALS
Mini USB
Drawn by:
Kosta Bor
MiniController
Checked by:
UBS # 92419
90927-01
05/15/2013
Title
400W L-Band HPA Wiring Control Diagram
Size
Approved by:
Rev
Document Number
59175-02-D01
Scale :
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario,
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
DATE
NONE
Sheet
05
of
1
REV.
DATE
DESCRIPTION
ECO#
APPROVED
2 26/06/2013 Removed small cooling fan 30VDC
22/07/2013 Changed copnnection HPA to Current Sense
24/07/2013 Removed connection 12VDC from Current Sense
07/31/2013 Changed terminal connection
PCA, Current Sense 2
PCA, Current Sense 1
TB9
TB10 HPA6
TB5
TB3
TB7
TB8 HPA5
TB6 HPA4
TB2 HPA2
TB4 HPA3
TB7
TB9
TB1
90934-01
TB10 FAN:1,2
TB5
TB8 FAN:3,4,5,6,7
TB3
HPA1
TB6
TB4 Driver
TB2 Pre-Driver
TB1
90934-02
+30VDC
+30VDC
Pre-Driver
90959-01
GND
Driver
GND
90958-01
HPA1
GND
90958-01
HPA2 GND
90958-01
HPA3 GND
90958-01
HPA4 GND
90958-01
HPA5 GND
90958-01
HPA6 GND
90958-01
APPROVALS
Drawn by:
Kosta Bor
Checked by:
05/15/2013
Title
400W L-Band HPA Schematic Connection to Current Sense
Size
Approved by:
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario,
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
DATE
Document Number
Sheet
Rev
59175-02-D01
05
of
1
REV.
DATE
DESCRIPTION
ECO#
26/06/2013
22/07/2013
24/07/2013
07/31/2013
Removed small cooling fan 30VDC
Changed copnnection HPA to Current Sense
APPROVED
Removed connection 12VDC from Current Sense
Changed terminal connection
TACHO white wire
PWM violet wire
RTN 30VDC blue wire
30VDC red wire
TACHO white wire
PWM violet wire
RTN 30VDC blue wire
30VDC red wire
Rear Plate DB9 J5-9
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01
TB7
COTB?
TB6
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01
COC2
C2
PIC202
COD2
D2
PIC201
Rear Plate DB9 J5-3
AGC Board DB37 J2-30
COR3
R3
PID20
PID201
From Current Sense TBGND
From Current Sense TB10
PIR302
From TB4-12 (PWM)
PIR301
PIR202
From TB4-2 (TACHO1)
PIR201
COR2
R2
AGC Board DB37 J2-33
PITB?NL10
02 PITB?02NL12PITB?02NL14PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01
NL8
From Current Sense TBGND
From Current Sense TB10
COR6
R6
PIC302 R4
COR4PIR402
PIR601
PIC301C3
COC3
PIR401
To TB6-1 (TACHO2)
AGC Board DB37 J2-35
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
NL6
From TB4-10 (PWM)
TB5
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
NL4
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
NL2
From TB4-3 (TACHO2)
NL1 NL3 NL5 NL7 NL9
AGC Board DB37 J2-31
From TB2-10
10
12
14
PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 NL11PITB?01
FAN 1
11
13
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PPIITRB6?0021
Rear Plate DB9 J5-8
Rear Plate DB9 J5-4
To TB7-2 (PWM)
To DB9(M) J5-1
From TB2-8
To TB6-2 (PWM)
10
12
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
11
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
NL13
TB4
PID10
PIC101COC1
C1
D1 PID102
PIC102 COD1
PIR502
PIC402 COR5
R5
PIC4COC4
0C4
1 PIR501
PITB?02 PITB?03 PITB?04 PITB?05 PITB?06
PITB?02 PITB?03 PITB?04 PITB?05 PITB?06 PITB?07 PITB?08
PITB?01 PITB?02 PITB?03 PITB?04 PITB?05 PITB?06 PITB?07 PITB?08 PITB?01 PITB?02 PITB?03 PITB?04 PITB?05 PITB?06
To DC GND pin
To ThermoSensor 1 pin2
To ThermoSensor 2 pin2
To ThermoSensor 1 pin1
To ThermoSensor 2 pin1
To TB2-9
To HPA1, 2 pin4
To HPA3, 4 pin4
To HPA5, 6 pin4
To Driver pin4
To TB2-4
To Pre-driver pin 12VDC
FromThermoSensor 2 pin3
FromThermoSensor 1 pin3
To TB1-4
To TB7-1 (TACHO1)
AGC Board DB37 J2-34
To AGC Board DB37 J2-4
To AGC Board DB37 J2-2
12VDC
19
TB3
To Thermosensot 3 pin2
20
RTN DC 5VDC
10
11
12
13
14
To TB4-8
To TB5-8
To Display J4-6
To Display J4-5
To Mini Controller J17-3
To DB9(M) J5-6
10
12
14
16
18
PITB?NL16
02 PITB?NL18
02 PITB?02 NL20PITB?02
PITB?01 RTN
PITB?01 PITB?DC
01 PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01NL15PITB?01NL17PITB?01 NL19PITB?01
11
13
15
17
To TB3-11
To Mini Controller J17-1
TB2
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 5VDC
PITB?01 PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01
From J2-1 Power Supply 3
To TB3-6
To Thermosensot 3 pin1
To R1
To J2-3 Power Supply 3
To DC GND pin
L2
L2
L1
L1
L1
L1
Power Supply 2
Power Supply 2
Power Supply 3
Power Supply 2
Power Supply 2
Power Supply 3
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?0112VDC
PITB?01 PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01L1PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01
From J2-6 Power Supply 3 1
PITB?02
PITB?01
PITB?02
PITB?01
Power Supply 1 L1
Power Supply 1 L1
Filter L1
Power Supply 1 L2
Power Supply 1 L2
Filter L2
10
12
14
16
18
PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01L2PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01
11
13
15
17
Power Supply 3 GND
TB1
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 GND
PITB?01 PITB?01
PITB?02 PITB?02 PITB?02
PITB?01 PITB?01 PITB?01
To AC GND pin
Power Supply 1 GND
To TB 2-19
FAN 2
APPROVALS
Drawn by:
Kosta Bor
Checked by:
05/15/2013
Title
400W L-Band HPA Diagram Terminals Connection
Size
Approved by:
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario,
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
DATE
Document Number
Sheet
Rev
59175-02-D01
05
of
8
WARNING, THIS DRAWING AND ITS CONTENTS ARE PROPERTY OF
UNIQUE BROADBAND SYSTEMS INC, AND SHALL NOT BE CIRCULATED
OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF UNIQUE
BROADBAND SYSTEMS INC.
August-06-13
REVISIONS
REV.
DESCRIPTION
01
FIRST RELEASE
02
RELOCATION OF COMPONENTS ON HSK AND P/S SIDE
ECO #
APPROVED
02 07 13
ADDED SHT 2
03
DATE
23 07 13
13
16
15
14
10
ItemQty
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Manufacturer
UBS
AXCERA
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
STD
GENERAL DEVICES
STD
STD
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
UBS
WECO
EOS
RICHCO
UBS
GENERAL DEVICES
UBS
UBS
Model
323-HDS/06
VLT60-3000
HG-6
Description
FRONT PANEL DEVAS HPA ASSY
SIDE WALL LEFT
SIDE WALL RIGHT
TOP COVER (NOT SHOWN)
LEFT MOUNTING BRACKET
RIGHT MOUNTING BRACKET
FAN ASSEMBLY
SPACER
#6-32x 1/4" SS FL HD SCREW 82 DEGREES
SLIDE CHASSIS 20"LG (PAIR)
#6-32x 3/8" SS FL HD SCREW
#6-32x 1/4" SS FL HD SCREW
HIGH PWR AMP SUB ASSY
CONTROL MODULE
CONTROLLER PLATE
HIGH PWR AMP COVER (sht 2)
CONTROL MODULE COVER (sht 2)
TERMINAL BLOCK-6 POLE
POWER SUPPLY 12V,-12V,5V
3/8 RUBBER GROMETT
WIRING DIAGRAM
SLIDE MTG. BKT B307-2
OUTPUT SUPPORT PLATE w/ N-TYPE (sht 2)
NEW REAR PANEL
UBS P/n
56646-01
56664-01
56670-01
56650-01
56740-01
56741-01
56671-01
56663-01
91025
95546R
91135
91111
59135-01
59207-01
56727-01
59277-01
56630-01
11963R
75088
98682
59190-01
95547R
59319-01
59321-01
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DIMENSIONS
ARE IN INCHES.TOLERANCES ARE:
DECIMALS
ANGLES
.XX ± .02
± 0.5°
.XXX ± .003
32
MACHINED SURFACES:
CAD GENERATED DRAWING DO
NOT MANUALLY UPDATE OR SCALE
APPROVALS
TITLE
DRAWN
MATERIAL
DATE
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
Fax (905) 669-8516
H. VASSELL
17.10.2012
400W L BAND HPA ASSY
CHECKED
FINISH
RESP ENG
SEE NOTE
Q.A.
SIZE
DWG. #
SCALE
REV.
59132-01-D01
PART #
1:4
CREATED May-23-13 4:47:24 PM
03
DOC. TYPE
SHEET
OF
8
WARNING, THIS DRAWING AND ITS CONTENTS ARE PROPERTY OF
UNIQUE BROADBAND SYSTEMS INC, AND SHALL NOT BE CIRCULATED
OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF UNIQUE
BROADBAND SYSTEMS INC.
August-06-13
REVISIONS
8.72
REV.
DESCRIPTION
01
FIRST RELEASE
ECO #
DATE
APPROVED
17
24
23
18.99
30.80
SECTION
16
F-F
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DIMENSIONS
ARE IN INCHES.TOLERANCES ARE:
DECIMALS
ANGLES
.XX ± .02
± 0.5°
.XXX ± .003
32
MACHINED SURFACES:
CAD GENERATED DRAWING DO
NOT MANUALLY UPDATE OR SCALE
APPROVALS
TITLE
DRAWN
MATERIAL
DATE
400 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, Ontario
Canada, L4K 5Y9
Tel: (905) 669-8533
Fax (905) 669-8516
07.12.2012
400W L BAND HPA ASS'Y
CHECKED
FINISH
RESP ENG
SEE NOTE
Q.A.
SIZE
DWG. #
SCALE
REV.
59132-01-D01
PART #
1:4
CREATED May-23-13 4:47:24 PM
03
DOC. TYPE
SHEET
OF

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