c) AUTO OPERATE indicator
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (c).
This indicator represents the state of the AUTO OPERATE setting in the USER PREFERENCES menu (see
Section 4.1.c) AUTO OPERATE user settings). Green color indicates that AUTO OPERATE is set to ON and dark
grey color indicates that AUTO OPERATE is set to OFF.
d) RX/TX status indicator
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (d).
RX/TX indicator displays the current operating mode of the amplifier:
- Receiving (RX) / Green light color;
- Transmitting (TX) / Red light color;
- Service (SVC) / Dark grey color.
The indicator will flash frequently if switch over request is rejected by the amplifier controller.
The service menus can be accessed either directly through the RCU touchscreen or through the web
interface. If any service menu is open via the web interface, the RCU RX/TX indicator will show (SVC).
e) Forward power bar-graph and digital readout
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (e).
Displays the forward power fed into the antenna.
f) Reflected power bar-graph and readout
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (f).
Displays the power reflected from the antenna. Entering the red zone is not allowed.
g) PA temperature bar-graph
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (g).
This bar-graph shows the temperature of PA module as COOL-HOT status. Entering the red zone is not
allowed.
h) CAT interface information
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (h).
CAT indicator lights green when CAT interface has been activated. When CAT is deactivated, this field is
shaded.
i) REMOTE CONTROL information field
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (i).
Flashing green the REMOTE CONTROL represents RS-232 port dataflow.
j) Alarm messages area
Please, see Figure 3-2 | Basic screen, Pos. (j).
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