What to do if Harris RF-5800H-MP displays PA OVERTEMP or THERMAL WARNING?
If your Harris Conference System displays PA OVERTEMP or THERMAL WARNING, unkey the RF-5800H-MP and allow the RF-5832H-PA to cool. Ensure the RF-5832H-PA is well-ventilated and not in direct sunlight. If the problem continues, replace the RF-5832H-PA.
What to do if Harris RF-5800H-MP Conference System displays PA LOW DC INPUT?
If the Harris Conference System displays PA LOW DC INPUT, check that the DC input voltage is within the specified range under both loaded and unloaded conditions. If the issue persists, replace the RF-5832H-PA.
What to do if Harris RF-5800H-MP displays PA HIGH DC INPUT?
If your Harris Conference System shows PA HIGH DC INPUT, check that the level of DC input voltage is within specification and replace the RF-5832H-PA.
What to do if Harris RF-5800H-MP Conference System displays PA OVERCURRENT?
If your Harris Conference System displays PA OVERCURRENT, replace the RF-5832H-PA.
What to do if Harris RF-5800H-MP Conference System has low or no transmit power on all HF or all VHF frequencies?
To troubleshoot low or no transmit power on all HF or all VHF frequencies with your Harris Conference System, check the RF cables and antenna, replacing them if necessary. Also, replace the RF-382A and the RF-5832H-PA.
What to do if Harris RF-5800H-MP has low or no transmit power on some HF or VHF frequencies?
To troubleshoot low or no transmit power on some HF or VHF frequencies with your Harris Conference System, replace the RF-5832H-PA.
What to do if Harris RF-5800H-MP displays PA WARNING?
If the Harris Conference System displays PA WARNING, retune the RF-5800H-MP and rekey. If the fault clears, you can continue operating. If the problem persists, replace the RF-5832H-PA.
What to do if Harris Conference System does not power up and shows COUPLER FAULT, HIGH VSWR, PA BAD FILTER, PA COMM FAULT?
If the Harris Conference System does not power up and shows COUPLER FAULT, HIGH VSWR, PA BAD FILTER, PA COMM FAULT, refer to TAP-1 for vehicular or TAP-2 for base station or transit case system. Then: * Replace RF-382A. * Replace RF-5832H-PA. To address HIGH VSWR, also check RF cables and antenna, replacing them as needed. To address PA BAD FILTER, check RF cables, replacing them if necessary.
What to do if Harris Conference System displays PA COMM FAULT?
If the Harris Conference System displays PA COMM FAULT, replace the PA-R/T Control Cable and the RF-5832H-PA.
General| Brand | Harris |
|---|---|
| Model | RF-5800H-MP |
| Category | Conference System |
| Language | English |
Details hazards related to electrical, mechanical, thermal, chemical, and EMR factors.
Stresses basic safety disciplines for operators and maintainers.
Covers guidelines like not servicing alone, grounding, power off, and live circuits.
Addresses interlocks, heavy equipment, warnings, and static-sensitive device protection.
Defines common hazard symbols used in the manual.
Introduces the manual's scope and content for maintainers.
Cross-references safety precautions for personnel and equipment.
Details the four maintenance levels supporting the system.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty.
Identifies and describes the different system configurations and related manuals.
Lists manuals necessary to configure and maintain the system.
Outlines the topics covered in the installation chapter.
Provides guidelines for selecting a suitable location for system setup.
Lists tools and materials necessary for system installation.
Procedures for safely unpacking and repacking system equipment.
Covers power requirements, clearances, shock mounts, settings, and cabling.
Procedures for pre-power up checks and initial system power-up.
States there are no special Level II operating procedures.
Introduces the functional description and signal paths.
Covers RF/Audio, Control, and Power Distribution paths for system operation.
Outlines daily and weekly checks and services to prevent equipment failure.
Introduces troubleshooting data for fault isolation and outlines the chapter's scope.
Covers maintenance turn-on, BIT/non-BIT procedures, and troubleshooting analysis.
Provides index for protective devices and a general troubleshooting index.
References troubleshooting diagrams and interconnect information.
Introduces the chapter on radio system parts list.
Lists all Line Replaceable Units (LRUs), shock mounts, and cables for system configurations.
Illustrates the LRUs within each system configuration.
Overview of technical specifications for system components.
Detailed specifications for RF-5832H-PA, RF-5051PS, RF-382A, and RF-5056PS.
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