Paradise Datacom High Power Outdoor PowerMAX Systems Owner's manual

Brand
Paradise Datacom
Model
High Power Outdoor PowerMAX Systems
Category
Network switches
Type
Owner's manual
Outdoor PowerMAX Systems
High Power Outdoor SSPA Modules
C-Band System Installation Manual
215861 REV E ECO A26179 8/2022
Teledyne Paradise Datacom (814) 238-3450
11361 Sunrise Park Drive sales@paradisedata.com
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 USA www.paradisedata.com
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Teledyne Paradise Datacom, a division of Teledyne Defense Electronics LLC, is a single source for high
power solid state amplifiers (SSPAs), Low Noise Amplifiers (LNAs), Block Up Converters (BUCs), and
Modem products. Operating out of two primary locations, Rancho Cordova, CA, USA and
Chelmsford, England, Teledyne Paradise Datacom has more than a 20 year history of providing innova-
tive solutions to enable satellite uplinks, battlefield communications, and cellular backhaul.
Teledyne Paradise Datacom Teledyne Paradise Datacom Ltd.
11361 Sunrise Park Drive 106 Waterhouse Lane,
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 USA Chelmsford, Essex, England, CM1 2QU
(814) 238-3450 Tel: +44(0)1245 847520
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may be downloaded from the company web site: http://www.paradisedata.com.
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exercise appropriate data security protocols. Teledyne Paradise Datacom strongly recommends placing
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Table of Contents
Section 1: Introduction................................................................................................ 7
1.0 Introduction ................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Inspection and Unpacking ............................................................................. 7
1.2 Installation Conventions ................................................................................ 7
Section 2: Installation, 8-Way System ....................................................................... 9
2.0 Introduction ................................................................................................... 9
2.1 Installation ..................................................................................................... 9
2.1.1 Prepare Location Decking ............................................................. 11
2.1.2 Install System Frame .................................................................... 13
2.1.3 Install Waveguide/Combiner Arrays .............................................. 14
2.1.4 Install High Power Outdoor SSPA Modules .................................. 15
2.1.5 Install Magic Tee/Termination ....................................................... 17
2.1.5.1 Connect Dual Crossguide Coupler .................................. 17
2.1.5.2 Connect Flexible Waveguide .......................................... 18
2.1.6 Install Optional Maintenance Switch ............................................. 19
2.1.6.1 Check Installation of Optional Maint. Sw. Termination .... 19
2.1.6.2 Install Optional Maintenance Switch W/G Assy ............... 19
2.1.6.3 Install Optional Maintenance Switch Controller ............... 20
2.1.7 Optional AC Distribution Box ......................................................... 21
2.1.8 RF Distribution Box ....................................................................... 21
2.1.9 Outdoor Controllers ....................................................................... 21
2.1.10 Connect Cables ........................................................................... 22
2.1.10.1 Forward Sample In ........................................................ 22
2.1.10.2 Reflected Sample In ...................................................... 22
2.1.10.3 RF Distribution Cables ................................................... 22
2.1.10.4 Auxiliary Power Cable (L213830-7 or L213830-1) ......... 23
2.1.10.5 SSPA Module M&C Cables (L213827-1, -2) ................. 24
2.1.10.6 Outdoor Controller DC Input Cables (L213826-1, -2) .... 25
2.1.10.7 System Link Cable (L213828-1) .................................... 26
2.1.10.8 Optional Ethernet Cables .............................................. 26
2.1.10.9 Optional Mute Switch Cable ......................................... 27
2.3 Weatherize Cable Connections .................................................................. 28
Section 3: Installation, 16-Way System ................................................................... 29
3.0 Introduction ................................................................................................. 29
3.1 Installation ................................................................................................... 29
3.1.1 Prepare Location Decking ............................................................. 31
3.1.2 Install System Framework ............................................................. 33
3.1.2.1 Install Optional Maintenance Termination Supports ........ 33
3.1.2.2 Install Optional Maintenance Termination ....................... 33
3.1.2.3 Install Output Magic Tee Termination Supports............... 34
3.1.2.4 Install Output Magic Tee Termination .............................. 34
3.1.2.5 Install Uni-Strut Supports (99 Inch).................................. 35
3.1.2.6 Install System Termination Lower Uni-Strut (45 Inch) ..... 36
3.1.2.7 Install System RF Distribution Upper Uni-Strut (45 Inch) . 37
3.1.2.8 Install System Termination Upper Uni-Strut (45 Inch) ..... 38
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3.1.2.9 Install System Termination Support Uni-Strut ................ 39
3.1.3 Install Waveguide/Combiner Arrays .............................................. 40
3.1.4 Install High Power Outdoor SSPA Modules .................................. 40
3.1.5 Install 8-Way Output Magic Tees and Terminations ..................... 40
3.1.6 Install System Termination ............................................................ 41
3.1.7 Install 16-Way Magic Tee Assembly ............................................. 42
3.1.8 Install 8-Way RF Output Waveguide ............................................. 43
3.1.9 Install System RF Distribution Box Assembly ............................... 44
3.1.9.1 Optional Ethernet Switch ................................................. 44
3.1.10 Install Optional AC Distribution Boxes ........................................ 45
3.1.11 Install RF Distribution Boxes ....................................................... 45
3.1.12 Install Outdoor Controllers .......................................................... 45
3.1.13 Connect Cables .......................................................................... 46
3.1.13.1 Forward Sample In ........................................................ 46
3.1.13.2 RF Distribution Cables .................................................. 46
3.1.13.3 Forward/Reflected Power Sample Cables ..................... 46
3.1.13.4 Auxiliary Power Cable (L213830-8 or L213830-9) ........ 47
3.1.13.5 SSPA Module M&C Cables (L213827-1, -2) ................. 48
3.1.13.6 Mute Signal Jumper Cable (L215836-1) ........................ 48
3.1.13.7 Outdoor Controller DC Input Cables (L213826-1, -2) .... 49
3.1.13.8 System Link Cable (L213828-4) .................................... 50
3.1.13.9 Optional Ethernet Cables .............................................. 50
3.2 Install Optional Maintenance Switch ........................................................... 51
3.2.1 Install Optional Maintenance Switch Controller ............................. 51
3.2.2 Install Optional Maintenance Switch ............................................ 51
3.2.3 Install Optional Maintenance Termination Supports ...................... 52
3.2.4 Install Optional Maintenance Termination ..................................... 53
3.2.5 Install Optional Maintenance Waveguide ...................................... 54
3.2.6 Optional Mute Switch Cable (L215628-3) ..................................... 55
3.3 Weatherize Cable Connections .................................................................. 56
Appendix A ................................................................................................................ 57
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Figures
Figure 2-1: System Components, 8-Way System, as Shipped ......................... 10
Figure 2-2: Installation, Base Mounting and Anchor Points, 8-way System ...... 11
Figure 2-3: System Outline with Optional Maint. Switch, Top View ................. 12
Figure 2-4: System Outline, System RF Output End View ............................... 12
Figure 2-5: Install Waveguide/Combiner Arrays to Frame (System 1 shown) . 14
Figure 2-6: Install SSPAs into Frame ............................................................... 15
Figure 2-7: Loosely Bolt SSPA to Frame ......................................................... 16
Figure 2-8: Fasten SSPA Waveguide Flanges ................................................. 16
Figure 2-9: Install Dual Crossguide Coupler ..................................................... 17
Figure 2-10: Install Flex Waveguide ................................................................. 18
Figure 2-11: Install Optional Maintenance Switch Waveguide Assembly ......... 19
Figure 2-12: System Auxiliary Power Cable, L213830-1 or L213830-7 ............ 23
Figure 2-13: SSPA Module M&C Cable, L213827-1/-2 .................................... 24
Figure 2-14: Outdoor SSPA Controller DC Input Cable, L213826-1/-2 ............. 25
Figure 2-15: System Link Cable, L213828-1 .................................................... 26
Figure 2-16: Optional Ethernet Cables, L213824-1 .......................................... 26
Figure 2-17: Optional Mute Switch Cable ......................................................... 27
Figure 2-18: Install Cable Bracket to Uni-strut Frame ....................................... 27
Figure 2-19: Maintenance Switch Controller Cable .......................................... 28
Figure 3-1: System Components, 16-Way System .......................................... 30
Figure 3-2: Installation, Base Mounting and Anchor Points, 16-way System .... 31
Figure 3-3: Installation, 16-way System, Top View ........................................... 32
Figure 3-4: Installation, Magic Tee Termination Supports ................................ 34
Figure 3-5: Attach Termination to Support ........................................................ 34
Figure 3-6: Connect 99-inch Uni-Strut Between 8-Way Systems ..................... 35
Figure 3-7: Mounting Hardware, 99-inch Uni-Strut Segments .......................... 35
Figure 3-8: Installation, System Termination, Lower Uni-Strut Support ............ 36
Figure 3-9: Installation, Magic Tee Termination Lower Support Bracket .......... 36
Figure 3-10: Installation, System Controller Upper Uni-Strut Support............... 37
Figure 3-11: Installation, System Termination Upper Support Uni-Strut (x2) .... 38
Figure 3-12: Installation, System Termination Support Uni-Strut Assemblies... 39
Figure 3-13: Installation, System Termination, Upper View .............................. 41
Figure 3-14: Installation, System Termination, Lower View .............................. 41
Figure 3-15: Installation, 16-Way Magic Tee Assembly .................................... 42
Figure 3-16: Installation, 8-Way RF Output Waveguide.................................... 43
Figure 3-17: Installation, System Signal Box Assembly .................................... 44
Figure 3-18: Auxiliary Power Cable, L213830-8 or L213830-9 ......................... 47
Figure 3-19: SSPA Module M&C Cable, L213827-1/-2 .................................... 48
Figure 3-20: Mute Signal Jumper Cable, L215836-1 ........................................ 48
Figure 3-21: Outdoor SSPA Controller DC Input Cable, L213826-1/-2 ............. 49
Figure 3-22: System Link Cable, L213828-4 .................................................... 50
Figure 3-23: Ethernet Cables, L213824-X ........................................................ 50
Figure 3-24: Installation, Optional Maintenance Termination Supports ............ 51
Figure 3-25: Installation, Optional Maintenance Termination............................ 52
Figure 3-26: Installation, Optional Maintenance Switch .................................... 53
Figure 3-27: Installation, Optional Maintenance Waveguide............................. 54
Figure 3-28: Mute Switch Cable, L215628-3 .................................................... 55
Figure 3-29: Installation, Maintenance Switch Cable Mounting Bracket ........... 55
Figure 3-30: Maintenance Switch Controller Cable .......................................... 56
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Tables
Table 2-1: RF Distribution Cable Connections, 8-way System ......................... 22
Table 3-1: RF Distribution Cable Connections, 16-way System ....................... 46
Table A-1: Maximum Hardware Torque Specifications .................................... 57
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1.0 Scope
This manual contains the installation instructions for a C-Band High Power Outdoor
PowerMAX System, in configurations of 8-module and 16 module arrays.
1.1 Inspection and Unpacking
When the system is received, an initial inspection should be completed. First, ensure
that the shipping containers are not damaged. If any damage is discovered, have a
representative of the shipping company present when the container is opened.
Perform a visual inspection of the equipment to make sure that all items on the packing
list are enclosed. If any damage has occurred or if items are missing, contact:
Teledyne Paradise Datacom
11361 Sunrise Park Drive
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 USA
Phone: 1 (814) 238-3450
Save all shipping containers and packing materials for future use.
1.2 Installation Conventions
The High Power Outdoor PowerMAX system was shipped from the factory as intact as
possible. The following conventions should be observed when preparing to install your
system.
1.2.1 System Frame
The High Power Outdoor PowerMAX system frame is a welded steel assembly with
steel supports bolted in place. A rain shield is bolted to the top of the frame.
When possible, some of the system components may be shipped in place, affixed to
the frame. Cables may be shipped connected to the components, with the loose ends
zip-tied to the frame.
Before beginning installation, the user should inspect the frame and any attached com-
ponents. Ensure that all connecting hardware is fastened securely.
1.2.2 Solid State Power Amplifier Modules
SSPA modules are typically packaged individually in boxes, which are subsequently
packaged in shipping crates. An identification label is affixed to each SSPA module.
When it comes time to install the SSPA modules, match this label with the label on the
system frame, and install the module into that position in the frame.
Section 1: Introduction
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1.2.3 RF Distribution Boxes and Outdoor System Controllers
An identification label is affixed to the RF Distribution Boxes and Outdoor System Con-
trollers. In 16-module systems, make sure to use the items labeled “System 1” with
SSPA modules S1.X.X, and the items labeled “System 2” with SSPA modules S2.X.X.
1.2.4 Optional AC Distribution Boxes
An identification label is affixed to the AC Distribution Boxes. In 16-module systems,
make sure to use the AC Distribution Box labeled “System 1” with SSPA modules
S1.X.X, and the AC Distribution Box labeled “System 2” with SSPA modules S2.X.X.
1.2.5 Waveguide Combiner Arrays
The waveguide combiner arrays for each 4-module system were shipped intact in foam
insulated boxes, which are subsequently packaged in shipping crates. All connecting
waveguide and any optional maintenance switch array and termination that may be in-
cluded in the system are likewise packaged.
Each waveguide combiner array is identified with a label corresponding with the top
SSPA module to which it will be connected.
All open waveguide flanges are covered for shipment, either with plastic covers, or with
Kapton tape. Keep these covers in place to help prevent debris from falling into an
open waveguide. Remove the cover or tape before connecting waveguide flanges to-
gether.
A set of half gaskets and full gaskets were shipped with the system. Make sure to in-
stall these gaskets between waveguide flanges as prompted in the instructions.
1.2.6 Control and Communication Cable Assemblies
The control and communication cable assemblies are shipped in place and are typical-
ly zip-tied to the frame. Untrimmed zip-ties are used to temporarily tie down cables dur-
ing shipment, and these untrimmed zip-ties may be cut as needed during installation.
Zip-ties that are trimmed should not be cut, unless the cable being tied down needs to
be removed from the system.
1.2.7 Semi-Rigid Coaxial Cables
All semi-rigid coaxial cables are pre-formed at the factory for best fit into the system.
Do not bend or otherwise alter the form of these cables. Each coaxial cable is identified
with a label, and should be installed as prompted in the instructions.
1.2.8 Installation Hardware
Where possible, the hardware used to install the various system components was
shipped in place on the frame. If a component was not shipped in place, the hardware
will need to be removed, saved and re-used when installing the component. Refer to
Appendix A for torque values.
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2.0 Introduction
This section describes the unpacking, inspection and installation procedures the user
should follow to set up a 8-way C-Band High Power Outdoor PowerMAX System.
2.1 Installation
The system was shipped from the factory as intact as possible, but some assembly is
required to complete the installation. The system includes the following components:
(1) Welded 8-Way Frame with supports and rain shield;
(8) High Power Outdoor SSPA Modules;
(2) Outdoor SSPA Controller Assemblies (shipped installed in frame);
(1) RF Distribution Box Assembly (shipped installed in frame);
(2) Waveguide/Combiner Assemblies;
(1) Magic Tee Assembly and Termination (shipped installed in frame);
(1) Optional AC Distribution Box Assembly (shipped installed in frame);
(1) Optional Maintenance Switch Controller;
(1) Optional Maintenance Switch and Termination (Load shipped installed
in frame)
(1) Optional Outdoor Ethernet Switch (attached to Controller Assembly);
Coaxial cables and COMS cables.
See Figure 2-1 on the following page.
When securing all hardware during installation, refer to Appendix A for hardware
torque values.
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Figure 2-1: System Components, 8-Way System, as Shipped
Switch Controller and Cable Assembly
Optional Maintenance Switch Components
Welded steel frame with AC Distribution box, RF Distribution box, System Controllers
and dummy loads installed. Loose ends of cables zip-tied to frame.
W/G Assy (x2) Crossguide & Flex W/G Maintenance
Switch
W/G Assy
High Power Outdoor
SSPA (X8)
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2.1.1 Prepare Location Decking
The Outdoor PowerMAX System is designed to be installed on a flat, level, solid sur-
face with the capability of anchoring the uni-strut frame assemblies to the decking.
Figure 2-2 shows the typical dimensions of the base mounting installation and
anchor points for the system. An outline drawing specific to your system will be includ-
ed with your system.
The RF Distribution Box and Outdoor Controllers are mounted on the frame opposite
the RF Output. The optional AC Distribution Box is mounted at the top of the frame.
The indoor controller for the optional Maintenance Switch requires installation in a cli-
mate controlled environment.
Figure 2-2: Installation, Base Mounting and Anchor Points, 8-way System
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Figure 2-3 shows the top view of the system, after installation is completed.
Figure 2-4 shows the system RF Output end view of the fully-installed system.
Figure 2-4: System Outline, System RF Output End View
Figure 2-3: System Outline with Optional Maintenance Switch, Top View
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2.1.2 Install System Frame
Begin the system installation by bolting the system’s frames to the deck. The frames
should be squared, leveled and plumbed. Ensure the frame hardware is tightly fas-
tened.
Warning! The frame requires at least two persons to place into posi-
tion. Take care not to tip the assembly over.
The system was shipped with cables zip-tied to the frame. Some of the zip ties were
used to secure the cables for shipment purposes.
Note: All trimmed zip ties should remain in place. Any zip ties that
retain the untrimmed long “tail” may be cut when it comes time to connect
the cables.
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2.1.3 Install Waveguide/Combiner Arrays
The waveguide/combiner arrays were shipped intact. Horizontal mounting brackets
(part number L215716) were shipped pre-installed to the frame.
Figure 2-5 shows how to connect the waveguide array to the horizontal wave-
guide supports installed to the frame.
Note: Labels are affixed to the waveguide/combiner arrays (SSPA
1.1 and SSPA 2.1). Make sure to install the waveguide/combiner array to
the proper amplifier module, as labeled. The figure above shows the
waveguide array for SSPA 1.1.
Figure 2-5: Install Waveguide/Combiner Arrays to Frame (System 1 shown)
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2.1.4 Install High Power Outdoor SSPA Modules
Each of the frame assemblies has slots to install up to four (4) High Power Outdoor
SSPA units. Identification stickers are affixed to the frame adjacent to the space where
the matching SSPA module should be installed. All SSPA units are labeled. When in-
stalling the SSPAs, make sure to match SSPAs from the same system together, and
insert the corresponding SSPA unit to its position in the frame. This will reduce the
need to optimize the system output at initial startup.
Caution! Each SSPA weighs in excess of 100 lbs. (45.5 kg). At least
two persons are required to install each SSPA. Lift the SSPA by the han-
dles on either side. Do not lift from the RF Output waveguide flange or by
the connectors.
Aluminum mounting supports are attached to each High Power Outdoor SSPA unit.
Slide the mounting supports along the frame rails at the opening opposite the wave-
guide array. Position the amplifier so the RF Output flange is inserted into the opening,
with the SSPA supports at the bottom. See Figure 2-6.
Begin with the bottom-most amplifier in each system (SSPA 1.4 or SSPA 2.4). Careful-
ly slide the amplifier along the frame rail until the SSPA mounting support nears the
square washer stop. Adjust the amplifier side-to-side until the RF Output waveguide
flange aligns with the waveguide array. Insert an appropriately sized half gasket
(provided) between the High Power Outdoor SSPA module RF output and the wave-
guide assembly.
Figure 2-6: Install SSPAs into Frame
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Ensure the High Power Outdoor SSPA module is level, and properly aligned with the
waveguide assembly. Slide the module forward, guiding the studs on the waveguide
array through the SSPA waveguide flange, until the mounting supports touch the
square washer stop. Loosely secure the amplifier to the rail using four (4) sets of 1/2”
hex bolts, 1/2” lock washers, 1/2” flat washers and hex nuts, two per side, as shown in
Figure 2-7.
Fasten the waveguide flanges together using the hardware provided. See Figure 2-8.
Repeat for each of the High Power Outdoor SSPA modules in the system, installing
from the bottom, up.
Figure 2-7: Loosely Bolt SSPA to Frame
Figure 2-8: Fasten SSPA Waveguide Flanges
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Note: It may be necessary to install all amplifiers before securing
the hardware at the waveguide flanges. Any attempts to align the wave-
guide should be made by adjusting the entire waveguide/combiner array
as shown in Figure 2-6, Notes 3 and 4.
A green/yellow striped ground wire was shipped attached to the frame adjacent to each
amplifier. Connect the ground wire ring terminal to the ground stud of each amplifier.
Tighten hardware securely.
2.1.5 Install Output Magic Tee/Termination
The Output Magic Tee assembly includes the Magic Tee and termination, which was
pre-installed at the factory, a dual crossguide coupler and two (2) sections of flexible
waveguide.
Keep this hardware loose until the flexible waveguide is installed (as described in Sec-
tion 2.1.5.2 and Figure 2-10).
2.1.5.1 Connect Dual Crossguide Coupler
Install the dual crossguide coupler to the magic tee. Insert the provided full gasket be-
tween the magic tee and crossguide coupler. Secure the crossguide coupler to the
magic tee using the hardware provided, as shown in Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9: Install Dual Crossguide Coupler
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2.1.5.2 Connect Flexible Waveguide
The 8-way system Magic Tee is connected to the Magic Tee of each 4-way system
with sections of flexible waveguide.
Insert an appropriately sized half gasket (provided) in the grooved flange of the Magic
Tees to either side of the flex waveguide segments.
Connect the waveguide between the Magic Tees as shown in Figure 2-10. Note that
the 8-way system Magic Tee support takes the place of one of the nut plates when
connecting the flexible waveguide segment.
Figure 2-10: Install Flex Waveguide
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2.1.6 Install Optional Maintenance Switch
The Outdoor High Power Outdoor PowerMAX system includes an option for a mainte-
nance switch, which can be used to direct the system output to a dummy load for
maintenance purposes. This section details the installation of the components used in
this option.
2.1.6.1 Check Installation Optional Maintenance Switch Termination
If the system includes the optional Maintenance Switch, the associated termination will
have shipped in place from the factory.
Check that the supports for the maintenance switch termination are secured tightly to
the frame. Ensure the maintenance switch termination is fastened to the support brack-
et.
Note that there is a set of stand-off screws (two in front; two in rear) that may be used
to adjust the vertical position and level of the termination.
2.1.6.2 Install Optional Maintenance Switch Waveguide Assembly
Install the maintenance switch waveguide assembly between the RF Output of the
standard system, just after the crossguide coupler, and the termination, as shown in
Figure 2-11.
Figure 2-11: Install Optional Maintenance Switch Waveguide Assembly
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Insert an appropriately sized half gasket (provided) in the grooved flange of the
crossguide coupler. Connect the waveguide flange of the E-bend waveguide to the
flange of the crossguide coupler.
Install the waveguide that connects the maintenance switch to the termination. Insert
an appropriately sized half gasket (provided) in the grooved flanges at either end of the
waveguide installation.
2.1.6.3 Install Optional Maintenance Switch Controller
Install the optional Maintenance Switch Controller into a standard 19” equipment rack
in a sheltered environment. The standard length of the communication cable that con-
nects between the controller and the system is 100 ft. (30m). Keep access to the rear
panels of the controller available to connect the communication cables.
Plug the provided IEC line cords into the power supplies at the rear panel of each con-
troller. Plug in the opposite ends to a power source.
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