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Provides a general overview of Xicom Technology antenna-mount power amplifiers.
Details the external control and status interfaces for the amplifiers.
Outlines the performance specifications for C-Band, X-Band, and Ku-Band models.
Describes unpacking, inspecting, and installing the amplifiers.
Details procedures for inspecting the amplifier and its shipping container for damage.
Discusses mounting the amplifier and references mounting dimensions.
Explains how to connect the RF output waveguide port to the feed system or antenna.
Covers requirements for air inlet and exhaust ports for proper cooling.
Details the location of the prime power input connector and its wiring.
Identifies the type and rating of input AC power fuses.
Explains how the amplifier connects to the external controller via connector J1.
Shows pinouts for the control interface connector J1 and lists interface classes.
Describes five control inputs for the amplifier, including AC Power ON and High Voltage ON.
Explains isolated digital status interface circuits and their biasing.
Details analog status signals like Helix Current and High Voltage Monitor.
Describes available output voltages for external use, such as +15 VDC and +24 VDC.
Explains temperature compensated detector diodes and backoff readings.
Describes the standard cable used to connect the amplifier to XICOM controllers.
Details the RF input, RF sample, and RF output waveguide connectors.
States the need for an external controller and recommends logging operating time.
Lists the five amplifier operating modes: Heater Delay, Heater Standby, Standby, High Voltage ON, and Fault.
Explains amplifier behavior when high voltage is active, amplifying RF signals.
Describes conditions that trigger fault detection and amplifier shutdown.
Outlines methods for clearing faults, such as cycling HV or using the Fault Reset control.
Details control signals like AC Power ON, High Voltage ON/OFF, Heater Standby, and Fault Reset.
Describes digital status indicators like Helix/Arc Fault, Heater Timer Complete, and TWT Temperature Fault.
Explains analog status signals such as RF Output Power, Helix Current, and TWT Temperature.
Lists checks to ensure proper operation and prevent damage before applying power.
Provides step-by-step instructions for turning on the amplifier and applying RF signals.
Describes periodic inspection and cleaning of the amplifier exterior and cooling fins.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing the lower deck cover for access.
States that special training and equipment are required for servicing the amplifiers.
Explains how to obtain an RMA number for returning the amplifier.
Provides guidelines for packing and shipping the amplifier for return.