
3–3Operation
6. Turn on each main power switch located on the front panel of each power
supply.
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Illustration 3–3 PS2000 Front Panel Functions
7. If a remote control is being used, enable the power supply using the remote
control unit. If not, one of two methods should be done. The first method is to
locate the Remote/Local switch on the Transmitter Controller and select "Local"
then enable the Local control with the "Local Enable" switch by turning it to the
ON position (up). The second method is to keep the Remote/Local switch in the
"Remote" position and short pins 6 and 7 of Port A together on the Transmitter
Controller. When either of these mothods are completed, the power supplies
should turn on (the supplies typically take 30 - 45 seconds to power up.)
NOTE : During power up, it is normal to observe a VSWR fault
condition on one or both of the amplifiers. However, if after a minute or
two the fault does not clear itself, consult the factory for additional
help. Also, if there is greater than 200 watts difference between each
amplifier, this condition could occur as well. Adjust the power control
pots for an RF power difference of less than 200 watts.
8. Adjust the PA1 and PA2 controls on the Transmitter Controller alternately in
less than 200 watt increments until the desired output is achieved as read by the
display and/or an external watt meter. When reaching the final output power
level, ensure that the RF power output from each of the PA's are within 100 watts
of each other to ensure best performance of the combiner. These settings will
limit the maximum output power that the system can achieve. To set the limit at
a lower value, the "local" power adjust pot (Power set R62) located behind the
front panel of each PA2000 can be adjusted as well.
Note : The local power set pot is unconventional in that a Clock-wise rotation
will lower the power instead of raise the power.
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