Tait International Limited TBCK4B Manual Do Utilizador
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Description
TB9400 Installation and Operation Manual
© Tait Electronics Limited September 2011
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Front Panel Fans
The front panel is equipped with three fans. One fan is for the PMU and
the other two are for the reciter/PA pairs in a 50 W base station, or for the
PA and reciter in a 100 W base station. Front panel fans do not operate
continuously but are switched on and off as needed by the reciter firmware.
Each reciter controls the fan it shares with its PA, and reciter 1 also controls
the PMU fan. Under certain conditions the PMU and each PA can override
the reciter and assume control of its own fan.
the other two are for the reciter/PA pairs in a 50 W base station, or for the
PA and reciter in a 100 W base station. Front panel fans do not operate
continuously but are switched on and off as needed by the reciter firmware.
Each reciter controls the fan it shares with its PA, and reciter 1 also controls
the PMU fan. Under certain conditions the PMU and each PA can override
the reciter and assume control of its own fan.
Front panel fans are 3-wire fans (power, ground, and rotation detect). The
reciter can monitor whether the fans are rotating and generate an alarm if
the fan fails.
reciter can monitor whether the fans are rotating and generate an alarm if
the fan fails.
The fans turn on for a few seconds when the
base station
is powered up, and
also after the front panel is refitted to a
base station
which is powered up.
Configuring Fan
Control
Control
The operation of the PA fan is configurable via the web interface; you can
specify the threshold temperature at which the fan will be turned on, and
set the fan to operate only when the PA is transmitting.
specify the threshold temperature at which the fan will be turned on, and
set the fan to operate only when the PA is transmitting.
The PMU fan has fixed on/off thresholds and a defined set of duty cycles
based on the PMU temperature, as described in the following table:
based on the PMU temperature, as described in the following table:
PMU Temperature
Fan Duty Cycle
<149 °F (65 °C)
Increases as the load on the PMU
increases
increases
149-167 °F (65-75 °C)
On for two minutes, off for one minute
>167 °F (75 °C)
Always on