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Paradise RA 5785 manual 1 Interface Selection

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Table 8-1: Interface Selection

The selected interface is controlled by a combination of internal SSPA settings and/or Interface control pins: Baud1 (Pin e) and Baud0 (Pin j) on the J4 M&C connector (See Table 8-1).

Table 8-1: Interface Selection

	Baud0 (Pin j) state	Baud1 (Pin e) state	Selected interface
	Open	Open	Interface selected by Internal SSPA settings

	Closure to	Open	Interface is forced to Ethernet interface. IP address is fixed to
	Chassis ground	Open	192.168.0.9. Protocol is forced to Normal (HTTP web supported)
	Chassis ground
	Open	Closure to	Interface is forced to Ethernet interface. IP address is software
	Open	Chassis ground	selectable. Protocol is forced to Normal (HTTP web supported)
		Chassis ground
	Closure to	Closure to	Interfaced is forced to 9600 Baud serial.
	Chassis ground	Chassis ground	Interfaced is forced to 9600 Baud serial.
	Chassis ground	Chassis ground

Note: The state of these pins is sensed by the SSPA unit only at power up! Changing the state of these pins during normal unit operation will not affect the selected type of interface.

FSK interface allows the selection of Normal and VSAT protocols.

Note: For proper FSK interface operation, the SSPA internal settings must be selected to 9600 Baud and Normal protocol. Do not make a connection to interface control pins Baud1 and Baud0!

Note: For maximum ESD protection of a SSPA’s Serial interface internal circuit, the RS232/RS485 interface is isolated from the SSPA chassis ground. Serial interface has a separate interface ground pin (Pin d on the J4 connector). Connecting this pin to common ground will effectively disable the protection circuit and may cause interface failure.

All interface lines are equipped with transient suppression devices. Adding extra transient protection to communication lines is not required and may cause interface failure!

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Contents

Solid State Power Amplifier Operations Manual Mini Compact Outdoor208143 REV Table of Contents Table of ContentsSection 2 Installation Section 1 General InformationSection 4 L-BandOperation Section 5 Performance TestsSection 6 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Section 8 Remote Control InterfaceSection 7 Redundant System Operation Appendix A DocumentationFigures Tables THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 208143 REV1.2Specifications Section 1 General Information1.0 Introduction 1.1 Description1.5Safety Considerations 1.3 Inspection1.4 Equipment Supplied 1.5.1 High Voltage HazardsNever look directly into the RF output waveguide THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 208143 REVSection 2 Installation 2.1 Dimensions and Weight2.0 Introduction 2.2 Connector Pin-Outs Table 2-1 Unit weights typicalWeight Model Number2.2.4.1 Alarms on J4 2.2.3 RF Output Sample Port J3 Type N F2.2.4 Monitor & Control Port J4 MS3112E18-32S Table 2-2 J4 Monitor & Control Port Pin-Outs SignalPin # Type2.2.6 Switch Port J6 MS3112E10-6S Table 2-4 J6 Switch Port Pin-Outs2.2.4.2 Serial I/O Control J4 2.2.5 Link Port J5 MS3112E10-6STable 2-6 Power Requirements 2.2.8 Auxiliary Power Port J8 MS3112E10-6STable 2-7 J8 Auxiliary Power Port Pin-Outs 2.2.7 AC In J7 MS3102R16-10P2.3 Physical Features 2.3.1 Summary Alarm Indicator2.2.9 Chassis Ground Pin 2.3.2 Removable Fan Tray2.4 Installation 2.4.1 Safety ConsiderationsTable 2-8 Universal CO Mounting Kit Parts List 2.4.2 Inspection2.4.3 Installation Figure 2-4 Install All-ThreadstudFigure 2-3 Attach Mounting Supports to Unit 208143 REVFigure 2-5 Mount Unit to Antenna Boom 208143 REV3.0.1 Remote Communications Connections Section 3 Quick Start and Operation3.0 Introduction 3.1 Quick Start Cables 3.2.1 Set PC Configuration 3.2 Quick Start OperationFigure 3-6 RS232 Quick Start Cable 3.2.2Quick Start Ethernet Connection Web password paradise Read Community public2.Click on the Network and Sharing Center link 3.Click on the Local Area Connection link3.2.3 Quick Start RS-232Connection Serial Interface RS-232CommunicationBaud rate Amplifier is un-muted 3.3Universal M&C Operation Figure 3-7 Universal M&C Add Unit menu3.3.1.1 Signal Indicators Figure 3-9 Universal M&C Status Window3.3.1 Universal M&C Status Window 3.3.1.2 Fault Status Indicators 208143 REV3.3.1.3 Voltage, Current and Temperature Display 3.3.1.4 Gain Adjustment3.3.1.5 RF Power Indicator 3.3.1.6 Reference Source3.3.2 Universal M&C Settings Window Figure 3-10 Universal M&C, SettingsPower Up Settings 208143 REVFigure 3-11 Spare Fault Wizard 3.3.3 IP Setup Figure 3-12 Universal M&C, IP Setup3.3.4 Universal M&C Preferences Figure 3-13 Preferences WindowFigure 3-14 Example, Log entry 208143 REV3.4 Web-basedM&C 208143 REVFigure 3-17 Enter password default is “paradise” Figure 3-18 Status and Faults window descriptions3.4.1 Navigating the Web M&C Red indicates aSelected Protocol Selected Baud Rate Figure 3-20 General Settings window descriptions Figure 3-21 Fault Settings window descriptions “Major Fault” or“LNB Current” ThresholdBand Power Level Watts Frequency Sub Band Configuration Modifiers System ConfigurationSection 4 L-BandOperation 4.0 Block Up Converter Overview4.1 Converter Features Table 4-1 BUC Frequency SpecificationsTable 4-2 BUC RF output phase noise specification 4.2 Theory of Operation4.3 Smart Reference Technology 4.4 FSK Monitor and Control 4.5 Typical System Configuration Table 4-3 Common Coaxial Cable Characteristics4.6 IFL Cable Considerations THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 208143 REVSection 5 Performance Tests 5.0 Introduction5.1 Standard tests 5.1.1 Swept Gain5.1.2 Spurious 5.1.3 Input Return Loss5.1.4 Output Return Loss 208143 REV5.1.6 Power Requirements 5.1.5 Intermodulation Distortion208143 REV 5.1.7 Earth Ground 5.1.8 Sample Port5-3,Item 5.1.10 I/O Test 5.1.11 Ethernet5.2.3 Phase Noise 5.2 Tests for units with integrated BUC5.2.1 Reference Lock 5.2.2 FSK5.3.2 Group Delay 5.3.4 Noise Power5.3 Optional Tests 5.3.1 Noise FigureSection 6 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 6.1 Cooling System Maintenance6.2 Fan Removal and Heatsink Cleaning 6.2.1 Fan Replacement6.3 Troubleshooting guide 6.3.1 Unit doesn’t power up6.3.2 Unit powers on, LED lamp glows red Possible solutions 208143 REVTHIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 208143 REVSection 7 Redundant System Configurations and output waveguide switch7.0 Redundant System Concepts 7.1 1 1 Redundant SystemsFigure 7-4 1 2 Redundant System Block Diagram 7.2 1 2 Redundant SystemsFigure 7-3 1 1 Redundant System with L Band input Section 8 Remote Control Interface 8.0 Serial Protocol OverviewTable 8-1 Interface Selection 8.1 Serial communication HEADERDATA TRAILER8.1.2.3 Command 8.1.1.3 Source Address8.1.2 Data Packet HEADER 4 bytesTable 8-2 Command Byte Values Command NameCommand Byte Value 8.1.2.4 Data TagTable 8-4Error Status Bytes Error Code namePossible Cause Value8.1.4 Timing issues 8.1.3 Trailer PacketHEADER 4 bytes8.1.5 Serial Communications Protocol Table 8-5 Request Frame StructureTable 8-6 Response Frame Structure Byte positionTable 8-7 System Settings Data Values Data# Bytes DescriptionTable 8-7 System Settings Data Values continued Table 8-8:System Threshold Data ValuesTable 8-9 System Condition Addressing Data# Bytes Description8.2 Ethernet Interface 8.2.1 Overview8.2.2 IPNet Interface 8.2.2.1 General ConceptUDP Header SSPA Serial Protocol FrameFigure 8-6 UDP Redirect Frame Example OSI Layer8.2.2.2 Setting IPNet interface 8.2.2.3 Troubleshooting IP connectivity8.2.3 SNMP interface 8.2.3.1 SNMP MIB tree 8.2.3.2 Description of MIB entities 208143 REVsettingIndex/settingValue settingTextValueValue OID DescriptionsettingTextValue DescriptionTable 8-12 Detailed Thresholds Table 8-13 Detailed ConditionsthresholdIndex thresholdTextValueFigure 8-7 Universal M&C, IP Setup tab Figure 8-8 Universal M&C, Settings tab8.3 M&C via SNMP 8.3.1 Connecting to a MIB browser Figure 8-9 GetIF Application Parameters TabAppendix A Documentation 208143 REV