Cable Connections For Non-Redundant System Operation; Cable Connections For Redundant System Operation; Figure 6. Converter Signal And Interconnecting Cable Diagram (With Tsm Switching Module) - Comtech EF Data DT-4572 Installation And Operation Manual

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DT4572 X-Band Down Converter
Installation
Prime Power Cord Input
5/10 MHz Ref. Osc. Input
Summary Fault Relay Output
Serial Comm. Interface
(RS-485 / RS-232C)- COM 1
High Speed Bus (HSB)
IF Ouput (IF)
IF Loop Input (LP IN)
IF Loop Output (LP OUT)
RF Input (RF)
Not Used
Not Used
Figure 6. Converter Signal and Interconnecting Cable Diagram
2.4.5 C
C
ABLE
ONNECTIONS
In non-redundant converter configuration the converter has an Input/Output Module
(IOM-XX) for the RF input and the IF Output. A converter with a Transmit or Receive
Switch Module may be operated in a non-redundant configuration if an IOM is
unavailable. Figure 7 is an illustration of the converter cable connections with an IOM
installed. Figure 8 is an illustration of the converter cable connections with a TSM
installed.
2.4.6 C
C
ABLE
ONNECTIONS
In subsystems where a redundant converter configuration is used, the backup Converter
has an Input/Output Module (IOM-XX) and the online converters have Receive Switch
Modules (TSM-XX) which switch to the backup Converter when a fault is detected.
Redundant system operation is discussed in Appendix A, Redundant System Operation.
J2
Power
Supply
P1
J1
Monitor & Control Assembly
J3
J4
J6
J8
Transmit
I/O Switch
J5
Module
J7
(TSM)
J9
(with TSM Switching Module)
F
N
-R
OR
ON
EDUNDANT
F
R
OR
EDUNDANT
13
Reference
Oscillator
RF Converter
S
O
YSTEM
PERATION
S
O
YSTEM
PERATION
Rev. 0
MM/DT4572.IOM
Fine
Step
Module
Sum
Loop
Module

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