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General| Brand | Harris |
|---|---|
| Model | ZX2500 |
| Category | Transmitter |
| Language | English |
Details the sections covered in this technical manual for Harris ZX series transmitters.
Highlights the useful features and advantages of the Harris ZX Series transmitters.
Provides an overview of the ZX series solid-state transmitters and their major subassemblies.
Explains how ZX transmitters are named based on exciter and amplifier chassis combinations.
Describes the three operating modes (FM, FM+HD, HD) for ZX transmitters.
Details the solid-state construction and use of FET-based PA modules in ZX transmitters.
Identifies key subassemblies within the ZX series amplifier and their roles.
Discusses various add-on options available for the ZX transmitter system.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the ZX transmitter family.
Outlines available field service options for transmitter installation and commissioning.
Procedure for unpacking the transmitter and performing initial inspection.
Details the process and policy for returning or exchanging equipment.
Emphasizes the importance of studying technical manuals and drawings before installation.
Guidelines for choosing a proper installation location to ensure equipment reliability.
Specifies the AC power input requirements for transmitters with and without AC distribution chassis.
Recommends the use of surge protection devices for incoming AC mains lines.
Details the necessity of AC safety ground and RF earth ground connections.
Explains the forced air cooling system and its categories for ZX transmitters.
Provides recommendations to enhance personnel safety during installation and operation.
Describes the methods for remotely controlling the ZX series transmitter.
Step-by-step guide for turning on the ZX series transmitter for the first time.
Information on transmitter operation, controls, indicators, and adjustments.
Details the front panel, controller board, and internal LEDs for monitoring transmitter status.
Describes the system metering panel for displaying output power in higher power models.
Provides basic procedures for transmitter operators, including ON/OFF and power control.
Provides an in-depth discussion on the operation of ZX transmitters and subassemblies.
Details the RF power flow from exciter to output assembly.
Explains the function of the Wilkinson power combiner and harmonic filter.
Illustrates the AC mains power input connections to the amplifier chassis.
Describes the PA backplane functions, including alarm detection and shutdown.
Explains the IPA backplane's function and fault comparators for redundancy.
Details the I/O filter board's role as the main interface point for connections.
Describes the PS interface board's function between power supplies and the chassis.
Explains the fan monitor PCB's role in 50V distribution and fault checking for DC fans.
Details the 16X load board's function in monitoring ballast load temperatures.
Explains the RF signal amplification process within the PA modules.
Covers the controller PCB's functions, including on/off control and APC.
Describes the system metering assembly for measuring RF power levels.
Explains how multiple amplifier chassis connect for parallel operation.
Overview of maintenance and alignment information for qualified technical personnel.
Provides guidelines on personnel training, tools, spares, and safety precautions.
Details basic maintenance tasks for operators and first-level technicians.
Covers advanced procedures for chief engineers and lead technicians.
Addresses specific notes and precautions for replacing major subassemblies.
Information on how to contact Harris for technical support and service.
Provides a table to help locate and correct transmitter problems.
Lists replaceable parts for the ZX5000 transmitter model.
Lists replaceable parts for the ZX10 transmitter model.
Provides information on the Harris FM Web Remote purchase option.
Details the installation procedure and internet security considerations for the FM Web Remote.
Explains how to access and use the main page of the FM Web Remote interface.
Describes the microcontroller and application used for the FM Web Remote.
Outlines key maintenance procedures for the FM Web Remote.
Provides solutions for common issues encountered with the Web Remote interface.
Lists the files included on the USB flash drive supplied with the FM Web Remote.
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