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WARNING: Disconnect primary power prior to servicing.
Installation & Initial Turn-On
Step 10: Turn the transmitter back ON at LOW power. Verify that the exciter power
is the same as the factory test data sheet.
NOTE:
The fan will run at high speed for 1 minute then will automatically switch to
low speed provided there are no faults. Any fault will cause the fan to auto-
matically switch to high speed. There is also an option to force the fan speed
to HIGH in the Configuration menus of the Diagnostics Display. See Figure
2-16.
Step 11: At this point, if there are no faults, verify that the transmitter display
readings closely resemble those on the factory test data sheet for LOW power. If the
“FAULT” LED comes on, go to the Fault Log in the Diagnostics Display to find out
which fault has been activated and refer to Section VI, Troubleshooting. If
everything looks okay, proceed to the next step.
Step 12: Press the HIGH power ON button on the front panel of the controller. If
there are no faults, again verify all of the transmitter display readings against those
in the factory test data sheet.
Step 13: This step is optional, as it simply makes the transmitter FWD PWR %
meter read 100% at the customer specified Transmitter Power Output (TPO), which
should already be factory set. This will not change the kW reading on the FWD
PWR display.
a. Set the power to the desired TPO using the raise and lower buttons.
b. Go to the 100% TPO SET screen [HOME,MORE,CONFIGURATION B,A]
and set the power level to your TPO. Press [BACK] to update and store the
new information.
The front panel FWD PWR reading should be 100%. You may also want change the
MAX HIGH and MAX LOW power settings to something more in line with your
new TPO as well. MAX HIGH sets the maximum power level when the HIGH ON
button is pressed, while MAX LOW sets the maximum power level when the LOW
ON button is pressed. The procedure for changing power limits is given in Section
V, Maintenance and Alignments.
The initial turn on is now complete.
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