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User’s manual for Remote Unit MOR801B Power
M0070A0A.doc Id.-No 151155 Page 1 18-June-99
User’s manual for
band or channel selective Remote Unit
MOR801B Power
(Id.-No. 147359)
Author: Approved: QA:

Table of Contents

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Summary

3 Functions And Features

3.1 Band and channel selectivity

Selectivity achieved via highly selective filters in the IF part of band/channel modules.

3.2 Gain setting

Gain adjusted locally via rotary switches (0-30 dB, 2 dB steps) for UL and DL paths.

3.3 ALC

Automatic Level Control limits output power, protecting amplifier and optical devices.

3.4 BITE and alarms

Monitors power supplies, currents, synthesizer lock, and temperature for system health.

4 Optional Equipment

4.1 VSWR module

Measures VSWR and can trigger an alarm if VSWR is below 10 dB.

4.2 External alarms

Allows monitoring of up to 4 external alarms, such as UPS status, via Repeater software.

4.3 Battery backup module

Provides backup power for the control module, lasting at least ten minutes.

5 Specification

5.1 Electrical specification

Details frequency range, bandwidth, gain, return loss, power supply, and RF connector specs.

5.2 Optical specification

Specifies maximum allowed optical loss and required optical return loss.

5.3 Mechanical specification

Provides dimensions, volume, and weight details for the standard cabinet.

5.4 Environmental and safety

Covers operating temperature, humidity, and refers to safety specification leaflets.

5.5 External electrical interfaces

Details electrical interfaces including power, RF, and optical connections.

5.5 External electrical interfaces

5.5.1 Electrical power

Details input power requirements, mains cable connection, and fuse protection.

5.5.2 RF connection

Describes the 7/16 female antenna connector and optional adapter.

5.5.3 Optical connector

Details optical connectors (DIN, SC/APC, FC/APC) for Master Unit connection.

6 Installation

6.1 Mechanical installation

Instructions for mounting the Repeater considering heat, weight, and vertical plane.

6.2 Electrical installation

Details electrical installation, including grounding, power, antenna, and fibre optic connections.

6.2 Electrical installation

6.2.1 Grounding

Details grounding procedures and the components of the provided grounding kit.

6.2.2 Power connection

Explains electrical power connection, including fuse protection and cord replacement.

6.2.3 Connection of the antenna cable

Describes connecting the antenna connector, recommending hand-screwing for the 7/16 type.

6.2.4 Connecting fibre optic cables

Guidelines for connecting fibre optic cables, emphasizing care and connector compatibility.

7 Setting to Work

7.1 Preparation

Ensures antenna connections are terminated and measures antenna isolation prior to operation.

7.2 Setting of operational parameters

Covers setting operational parameters via manual switches, PC, or Master Unit.

7.2 Setting of operational parameters

7.2.1 Manual setting of the attenuation by means of rotary switches

Sets attenuation locally using rotary switches on RF modules via DIP-Switch 1.

7.2.2 Settings via personal computer as terminal

Allows local settings via PC by setting DIP-Switch 2 to OFF for local mode.

7.2.3 Remote control via Master Unit

Enables remote setting of the Repeater via devices connected to the Master Unit.

8 Trouble Shooting

8.1 Error indication

Explains LED indicators for error status, boot process, and summary failures.

8.2 Boot process

Describes the signals observed during the Repeater's boot process for status checks.

8.3 Alarm monitoring with the STATUS HIST command

Checks system alarms using 'status hist' command and acknowledges minor alarms.

8.4 Power supply

States that output voltage is factory set and should not be altered.

8.5 General remarks

Notes that user settings may be overwritten by software downloads; save settings.

9 Maintenance

9.1 General

No preventative maintenance required; battery replacement recommended every 3 years.

9.2 Replacement of the fuses (mains)

Details replacement of two 8A fuses (F1, F2) located inside the Repeater.

9.3 Replacement of the power supply fuse

Explains replacing the 10A/35V fuse located externally on the power supply housing.

9.4 Replacement of the mains cable

Procedure for replacing the mains cable, emphasizing disconnection from mains first.

9.5 Replacement of the RAM; RTC battery

Procedure for replacing the RAM/RTC battery (CR 2450 Lithium) in the control module.

9.6 Replacement of the dummy battery backup module

Describes accessing and removing the dummy battery backup module from the control module.

9.7 Replacement of the duplexer

Procedure for replacing the duplexer, specifically for one-channel configurations.

9.8 Replacement of RF modules

Details disconnecting SMA connectors and removing RF modules, including TDMA considerations.

9.9 Replacement of the control module SM 2009

Procedure for disconnecting cables and removing the control module from its mounting plate.

9.10 Replacement of power supplies

Instructions for removing power supplies, noting disconnection from mains and required tools.

9.11 Replacement of Active Combiner modules

Details disconnecting SMA connectors and unscrewing counter sunk screws for module removal.

9.12 Replacement of feed forward amplifier

Procedure for replacing the feed forward amplifier, involving reset board and SMA connectors.

9.13 Replacement of the FSK modulator

Instructions for removing the FSK modulator by disconnecting cables and screws.

9.14 Replacement of the Transceiver MFY1309

Details removing the Transceiver by dismounting FSK modulator, cables, and connector panel screws.

10 Spare Parts List

11 Configuration List

12 Appendix

12.1 Installation drawing of the Repeater

Provides dimensional drawings and layout of the Repeater for installation planning.

12.2 Top view of the Repeater (left-hand side, four channel configuration)

Illustrates the internal layout of the Repeater's left side in a four-channel setup.

12.3 Top view of the Repeater (right-hand side, four channel configuration)

Shows the internal layout of the Repeater's right side in a four-channel setup.

12.4 One channel configuration -block diagram and cabling

Presents the block diagram and cabling for a one-channel Repeater configuration.

13 Index

MIKOM Power MOR801B Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMIKOM
ModelPower MOR801B
CategoryRepeater
LanguageEnglish

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