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General| RF Output Power | 2 kW |
|---|---|
| Channel Spacing | 100 kHz |
| Type | FM Transmitter |
| Frequency Range | 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz |
| Audio Input | +4 dBu balanced XLR |
| Power Requirements | 200 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Output Power | 2000 Watts |
| Modulation | FM |
| Voltage Range | 200 - 240 VAC |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50 degrees C |
Overview of the transmitter installation procedure steps.
Connecting the transmitter to the AC mains power supply, including fuse types.
Importance of proper grounding for safety, equipment protection, and performance.
Step-by-step procedure for the initial power-up and check of the transmitter.
Description of the transmitter controls on the front panel and their functions.
How to use the diagnostic system for status, metering, fault logging, and configuration.
Accessing and viewing the fault log in the diagnostic system.
Emergency procedures for operating the transmitter.
Detailed explanation of RF sections of the transmitter.
Detailed theory of operation for the Power Amplifier (PA) modules.
Overview of the control system architecture and its components.
Role of the Master Controller in transmitter control and monitoring.
How the APC loop controls transmitter power by varying IPA output.
How VSWR foldback protects the transmitter by reducing power.
Responsibilities of the PA Controller Board for PA management.
Functions of the Power Supply Controller board.
Function of the Life Support Board as backup for the Master Controller.
Information on operating in Life Support Mode when Master Controller fails.
How Master Controller failure is detected via Watchdog Timer.
Safety precautions to be observed before servicing the transmitter.
Procedure for performing the system test to check combiner integrity.
Procedure for replacing Power Amplifier (PA) modules.
Procedure for calibrating forward power using an external meter.
Procedure for calibrating reflected power using the transmitter's forward power reading.
General procedures for replacing PC boards, including static precautions.
Replacing the Master Controller board, with options for EEPROM transfer.
Procedures for initial transmitter setup, configuration, and calibration.
Steps for configuring transmitter settings like alternate exciter and AC phase.
Information on PA repair and replacement, and a warning about Beryllium Oxide.
Explanation of the 3-strike fault routine for critical conditions.
Accessing and viewing the fault log in the diagnostics system.
Performing self-diagnostics tests on the transmitter's systems.
Running the SYSTEM test to check combiner configuration and cabling integrity.
Listing and explanation of faults related to the Master Controller.
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