Crescend Technologies LLC UHFP10XXUL1 Manual De Usuario

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6.  If remote output power cutback of PA is desired, connect control cable to “CTRL” pin on 
rear of amplifier module. See section 2.5 for more details. 
7.  Measure primary DC input voltage. DC input voltage should be +13.8 +/- 0.1VDC.  Turn 
off DC voltage. 
 
WARNING: Turn off external primary DC power before connecting DC power cables. 
  
8.  Connect positive primary power wire (+13.8VDC) to terminal marked +13.8VDC and 
negative primary power wire to GND terminal on rear of amplifier. 
9.  Check your work before applying DC voltage to the system. Make certain all connections 
are tight and the DC wires are going to the correct terminals. 
10.  Refer to Section 3 for initial start-up procedures. 
 
NOTE: 
1.  Make sure power supply DC is well filtered and well behaved with minimal voltage 
overshoot. 
2.  Keep DC wires as short as possible to minimize inductance induced voltage transients. 
3.  Size DC Wires properly to handle the load current to minimize voltage drop. 
 
 
2.5. 
 AMPLIFIER SUMMARY ALARM AND POWER CUTBACK CONTROL 
 
The summary alarm and cutback control connections are made through separate filtered 
feedthrough connectors on the back of the amplifier. 
 
Table 2-1. Summary Alarm and Cutback Control Connections 
 
PIN FUNCTION  DESCRIPTION 
CONDITION 
APPROPRIATE 
LOAD 
Alarm: < 0.8 VDC 
Normal Operation: > 9 VDC 
(up to Vcc)
 
> 10 kOhm,  
< 100pF
 
ALARM 
Summary 
Alarm 
Indicates when: 
1. The output power is 
low, or 
2. VSWR cutback is 
activated, or 
3. Thermal cutback is 
activated 
Alarm: < 0.8 VDC 
Normal Operation: 4 - 5 VDC
 
1.8 kOhm 
between pin and 
ground, 
<500 pF 
(TTL 
compatible)
 
Normal Operation – pin not 
connected. 
CTRL 
Partial 
Power 
Cutback 
Used as a simple means 
of cutting back output 
power by a fixed amount 
(0.7-1.4 dB). 
Cutback Mode – pin pulled to 
ground. The output power 
reduces by approximately 
1dB. 
<10 Ohm,  
< 100pF 
Normal Operation – pin not 
connected. 
 
SH/D 
External 
Power 
Control 
It is possible to reduce 
the output power 
continuously by up to 4 
dB by connecting a 
resistor between this pin 
and ground. 
Power Control Mode – pin 
pulled to ground through 
resistor. 
Resistor value 
0-50 kOhm, 
<100 pF