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TB9300 Installatio
n and Operation Manual
Appendix E T
esting with the T
BA0STU Calibr
ation T
est Unit
131
© Tait Internationa
l Limited
April 2024
Appendix E T
esting with the TBA0STU
Calibration T
est Unit
The TBA0STU Calibration
T
est Unit (C
TU) can be used with TB9300 base
stations with hardware version 1.01 (o
r later) and firmware
version 2.60 (or
later). T
e
sting can be done for the balanced audio line, RSSI, TX Key
, and
RX gate.
CTU Connections and Controls
130
132
Table of Contents
Installation and Operation Manual
1
Contents
3
Preface
7
Scope of Manual
7
Document Conventions
7
Associated Documentation
8
Publication Record
8
1 Description
11
1.1 Series 2 and Series 1 Reciters
12
1.1.1 Identifying a Series 2 Reciter
12
1.1.2 New Reciters and Repairs
12
1.1.3 Firmware Information
13
1.2 Firmware Applications
14
1.2.1 Base Station Features
14
1.3 Firmware Application Details
14
1.4 Modules
16
1.5 Mechanical Assembly
20
1.6 Frequency Bands and Sub-bands
23
1.7 Licenses
24
1.7.1 Compatibility
24
1.7.2 Feature Licenses
25
1.8 Theory of Operation
27
1.8.1 Signal Paths
29
1.8.2 Online and Offline Modes
29
1.8.3 Intermodule Communications
30
1.8.4 Power Management and Distribution
31
1.8.5 PMU Operation on DC Input
33
1.8.6 Front Panel Fans
36
2 General Safety and Regulatory Information
37
2.1 Personal Safety
37
2.1.1 Unpacking and Moving the Equipment
37
2.1.2 Lethal Voltages
37
2.1.3 AC Power Connection
38
2.1.4 Explosive Environments
38
2.1.5 High Temperatures
38
2.1.6 LED Safety (EN 60825-1)
38
2.1.7 Proximity to RF Transmissions / A proximité des émissions RF
39
2.2 Equipment Safety
40
2.2.1 Installation and Servicing Personnel
40
2.2.2 Preventing Damage to the PA
40
2.2.3 ESD Precautions
40
2.2.4 Anti-tampering Devices
41
2.3 Environmental Conditions
42
2.3.1 Operating Temperature Range
42
2.3.2 Humidity
42
2.3.3 Dust and Dirt
42
2.4 Regulatory Information
42
2.4.1 Distress Frequencies
42
2.4.2 Compliance Standards
42
2.4.3 FCC Compliance
43
2.4.4 Unauthorized Modifications
43
2.4.5 Health, Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility in Europe
43
3 Operation
45
3.1 Front Panel
45
3.2 Module Indicator LEDs and Switches
49
3.2.1 Reciter
49
3.2.2 PA
51
3.2.3 PMU
52
4 Installation
55
4.1 Before You Begin
55
4.1.1 Equipment Security
55
4.1.2 Grounding and Lightning Protection
55
4.1.3 Equipment Ventilation
55
4.1.4 Ambient Temperature Sensor
56
4.1.5 Cabinet Ventilation
56
4.2 Unpacking and Moving the Subrack
58
4.3 Identifying the Equipment
59
4.4 Initial Setting Up
62
4.4.1 Confirming Operation
62
4.4.2 Working with Configurations
64
4.4.3 Customizing the Configuration
65
4.4.4 Recommended Configuration Settings
66
4.4.5 Restricted Port Numbers
66
4.4.6 Changing the Root Password
67
4.4.7 Tuning the Reciter
68
4.5 Installing the Base Station on Site
73
4.5.1 General Installation Advice
73
4.5.2 Synchronization
73
4.5.3 Equipment Required
74
4.5.4 Mounting the Subrack
75
4.6 Connecting Up the Base Station
79
4.6.1 Connection Overview
79
4.6.2 Connecting AC Power
80
4.6.3 Connecting DC Power
81
4.6.4 Connecting the Auxiliary DC Power Output
82
4.6.5 Connecting RF
83
4.6.6 Connecting an External Frequency Reference
84
4.6.7 Connecting a 1 PPS Source
85
4.6.8 Ethernet Connection
86
4.6.9 Connecting General Purpose Inputs and Outputs
87
4.6.10 Setting Up Simplex Operation
89
5 Working with Base Stations from Your PC
90
5.1 PC Recommendations
90
5.2 Connecting your PC to the Base Station
90
5.2.1 Logging In
91
5.2.2 Setting the IP Address
92
5.2.3 Security Certificates
93
5.2.4 Local Connection to a Base Station
93
5.2.5 Troubleshooting Connection Problems
94
5.2.6 Finding a Lost or Forgotten IP Address
94
5.2.7 Setting Up Authentication
95
5.3 Working with the Web Interface
96
5.3.1 Monitoring Operation
97
5.3.2 Troubleshooting Alarms
97
5.3.3 Viewing Configuration Settings
98
5.3.4 Viewing the Base Station and Network Identity
99
5.4 Basic Tasks
102
5.4.1 User Settings
102
5.4.2 Taking the Base Station Offline
102
5.4.3 Troubleshooting Alarms
102
5.4.4 Disabling the Front Panel Keypad
103
5.4.5 Updating Firmware
103
5.4.6 Firmware upload
104
5.4.7 Downloading Firmware from a Package Server
105
5.4.8 Activating New Firmware
105
5.4.9 Working with Configuration Files
105
5.4.10 Setting Up Custom Alarms
106
5.4.11 Subaudible Signaling
107
5.4.12 Checking for Interference on a Receive Channel
107
5.4.13 Single or Channel Group Base Stations
108
5.4.14 Marshaling or Transmit Delay
108
5.4.15 Uploading Firmware to the Base Station
109
5.4.16 Configuring Single Base Stations
109
5.4.17 Configuring Receive-Only Base Stations
109
6 Maintenance
110
7 Troubleshooting
112
8 Replacing Modules
113
8.1 Saving the Base Station Configuration
113
8.2 Preliminary Disassembly
114
8.3 Replacing a Reciter
116
8.4 Replacing a Power Amplifier
117
8.5 Replacing a Power Management Unit
118
8.6 Replacing the Module Guide Rails
119
8.7 Replacing the Subrack Interconnect Board
120
8.8 Final Reassembly
121
Appendix A Interface Pin Allocations
124
System Interface Connector
124
Ethernet Connector
124
PMU Auxiliary DC Output
124
Appendix B Inter-Module Connections
125
Dual 50 W Base Station
125
Single 50 W Base Station
126
100 W Base Station
127
Appendix C TB9300 Cable Kits
128
Cable Kits
128
T01-01150-0002 - TB9300 Kit Cable Single 50W Channel Upgrade
128
T01-01150-0004 - TB9300 Kit Cable Single 100W Channel Upgrade
128
T01-01150-0006 - TB9300 Single 50W Replacement Cable Set
128
T01-01150-0008 - TB9300 Dual 50W Replacement Cable Set
129
Appendix D Installing the Firmware Package
130
Setting Up a Central Package Server
130
Appendix E Testing with the TBA0STU Calibration Test Unit
131
CTU Connections and Controls
131
Connecting the CTU to the Reciter DB25 System Interface
134
Connecting the CTU to the RJ45 from a TBC101A E&M Isolation Adaptor
134
Available Tests
136
Checking the Balanced Line Input and Output Levels
136
Checking Audio Input
136
Checking Audio Output
136
Checking Audio Out
137
Loopback Test
137
Checking Digital IO
137
Checking Digital Programming Input Switches
137
Checking Digital Output LEDS 1 and 2
138
Monitoring RX Gate Output
138
Checking RSSI Levels
138
Checking TX Relay
138
Using TX Key
138
Glossary
139
Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity
145
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