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General| Brand | Terrasat |
|---|---|
| Model | IBUC 2 |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Explains typographical conventions and terms used in the manual for clarity.
Defines CAUTION, HIGH-VOLTAGE, and WARNING statements and safety practices.
Defines Intelligent Block Upconverters (IBUCs) and their key features and capabilities.
Lists satellite operation and environmental standards relevant to the IBUC.
Details Terrasat's warranty policy, including coverage and limitations.
Introduces the chapter's content on the various Cyber Hardened IBUC models.
Describes the interfacility link (IFL) and the IBUC's main system components.
Explains DC power input options, voltage ranges, and connection methods for IBUCs.
Details optional AC power input, voltage ranges, and connector types for IBUCs.
Lists fuse markings required for AC-powered IBUC models and their specifications.
Describes the methods for accessing IBUC monitor and control (M&C) capabilities.
Details the signal path from L-band input through to the RF output.
Highlights key software features for IBUC monitoring, control, and performance.
Describes typical earth station installations and basic system requirements.
Provides information on recommended storage temperature limits for the IBUC.
Introduces the chapter's content on general installation requirements.
Outlines general safety, preparation steps, and unpacking procedures for installation.
Lists the items included with the Terrasat Cyber Hardened IBUC.
Lists optional accessories that can be purchased for the IBUC.
Provides guidance on preparing for the Outdoor Unit (ODU) installation.
Lists recommended equipment for installation and system alignment.
Discusses factors for choosing an optimal installation location for the ODU.
Details requirements for securely mounting the IBUC unit to minimize sway.
Details DC and AC power requirements, including supply models and connections.
Provides recommendations for grounding and lightning protection for safety and reliability.
Offers advice on antenna masts and grounding for optimal system performance.
Illustrates the location of mounting holes on the IBUC unit for attachment.
Describes the inline mounting configuration for focal point placement on an antenna.
Explains the use of optional mounting brackets for attachment flexibility.
Details the breather valve function and waveguide pressurization requirements.
Lists interface connectors, their functions, and mating connector specifications.
Details the 19-pin M&C interface connector and its pin assignments.
Provides pin assignments for the DC power connector (J3).
Details pin assignments for the AC power connector (J3) on standard units.
Describes the industrial Ethernet connector (J4) and its pin assignments.
Provides guidance on making weather-tight cable and waveguide connections.
Outlines procedures for setup and alignment of an earth station.
Explains how to set transmit and receive frequencies via the modem.
Details adjusting transmit power levels for optimal performance and meeting thresholds.
Describes final inspections to ensure reliable system operation and connections.
Introduces the chapter on general operation of the Cyber Hardened IBUCs.
Provides a checklist for preparing the IBUC for operation before startup.
Step-by-step guide to powering on the IBUC unit and checking LED status.
Guides users on setting IBUC parameters via terminal or web interface.
Explains how to set the L-band frequency and calculate IF frequency.
Details how to set high and low level thresholds for alarms for monitoring.
Describes how to configure alarms as major, minor, or disable them.
Explains how to configure Automatic Level Control (ALC) and Gain Control (AGC).
Details the dual functionality of Pin N as alarm input or external mute.
Lists common error conditions and initial troubleshooting steps.
Explains the meaning of a red LED indicator and fault determination.
Guides users on troubleshooting if the IBUC is not receiving power.
Provides steps to correct incorrect time stamp data after power loss.
Guides users on troubleshooting if the NOC cannot identify the carrier.
Advises on avoiding saturation to prevent spectral distortion and intermodulation.
Details procedures for verifying Tx input and output signal levels.
Introduces the chapter on monitor and control (M&C) features.
Lists the available M&C interfaces: RS232, Multifunction LED, Ethernet.
Explains how to establish an RS232 session for IBUC communication.
Describes the LED status indications for alarms and operational modes.
Details communication via Ethernet using SSHv2, SNMPv3, and HTTPS.
Explains how to find the IBUC's IP address if it is unknown.
Guides users on establishing an SSHv2 session for IBUC configuration.
Describes SNMPv3 protocol support and configuration commands.
Explains how to access IBUC configuration and status via web pages.
Details how the IBUC measures input and output power levels accurately.
Explains the algorithm protecting power amplifiers from input overdrive.
Recommends quarterly inspections and cleaning for optimal performance.
Guides on determining if a Terrasat unit is faulty using alarms and signals.
Discusses power problems like transients and noise and their causes.
Advises on avoiding installation issues related to site conditions and proximity.
Recommends checking M&C port status and event logs for troubleshooting.
Guides on verifying proper DC voltages and current consumption for IBUCs.
Addresses issues of transmit power saturation and spectral distortion.
Provides steps to verify the IBUC's transmit output levels.
Guides on troubleshooting low or no RF output power from the LNB.
Explains the meaning of Tx output being disabled and its display value.
Advises on checking frequency settings if the NOC does not recognize the signal.
Details the impact of damaged coaxial cables on system performance and reliability.
Discusses problems with the 10 MHz reference signal and PLDRO lock status.
Explains consequences of incorrect antenna alignment and how to correct it.
Describes how moisture can damage the IBUC and how to prevent it.
Addresses issues from incorrect positioning of the feedhorn and OMT.
Explains that a red LED indicates a fault or alarm, and how to diagnose.
States that IBUC and PSUI units are not field repairable and require factory service.
Outlines the process and required information for returning defective equipment.
Illustrates how to identify the unit's part number and serial number.
Explains how to interpret the information contained in the part number.
Guides users on connecting to the IBUC's embedded web pages.
Introduces the section showing screenshots of the IBUC web interface.
Details the login process for accessing the IBUC web interface.
Explains how web pages adapt to different device screen resolutions.
Describes viewing read-only data like model, serial, and frequency information.
Explains how to verify alarm status using color indicators and the Alarm Status Tab.
Details viewing real-time voltage, current, and power levels via the Sensor Tab.
Guides on configuring transmission parameters like Tx Output and Power Read Mode.
Explains how to configure network interface settings (TCP/IP).
Guides on setting system time, NTP Server, and external LED status.
Details how to configure alarms as minor, major, or suppressible.
Explains how to view statistical charts for extended monitoring periods.
Introduces the command set for console and SSHv2 interfaces.
Explains how to display active alarms using the CAS command.
Details the CM1 command for setting the minor alarm mask.
Details the CM2 command for setting the major alarm mask.
Explains the CMS command for configuring the alarm suppression mask.
Details the TAH command for setting the output high power threshold.
Details the TAL command for setting the output low power threshold.
Details the TBH command for setting the input power high alarm threshold.
Details the TBL command for setting the input power low alarm threshold.
Details the TPT command for setting the IBUC attenuator.
States that outline drawings are subject to change and to contact Terrasat for latest info.
Directs users to the Terrasat Inc. website for product datasheets.
Provides a guide for performing firmware updates to the IBUCs.
Lists acronyms and their meanings used in Terrasat Communications documentation.
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