4.1 KyWay terminal packaging (configuration 1) 4.2 KyWay terminal packaging (configuration 2) 5 Package the KyWay terminal 5.1 Package the KyWay terminal (configuration 1) 5.2 Package the KyWay terminal (configuration 2) 5.3 Package the KyWay terminal IDU 6 Clean the mTennau7 ASM...
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9.2 Replace the LNB 9.2.1 Remove the LNB 9.2.2 Mount the replacement LNB 9.3 Replace the diplexer 9.3.1 Remove the diplexer 9.3.2 Mount the diplexer 10 Revision history 11 Legal information Appendix A: Specification Appendix B: Accessories Appendix C: KyWay terminal configuration diagram...
LNB-to-ASM cable Ethernet cable The initial release of the KyWay terminal requires some installation and initialization upon commissioning it to a known satellite network. This initialization must be performed by a trained field engineer. Once the product is installed and commissioned, it will be ready to facilitate data communications through a satellite network. For information on support@kymetacorp.com...
The mTenna I/O performs the following key tasks in the operation of the ASM: Connects the ASM (and the BUC in the KyWay™ terminal) to an AC power supply via a standard kettle plug connection from the mTenna I/O to your local power supply.
3.4 LNB-to-ASM cable This cable connects the LNB to the ASM RX IN port. By default Kymeta provides a 0.3 m (12.0 in.) LMR-195 cable, with a right-angle N-type connector. The connector is hex and knurl at each end. This cable comes attached to the ODU mechanical assembly.
5 Package the KyWay terminal ✎ Kymeta recommends boxing the KyWay terminal in the original packaging. If you need to return a terminal, Kymeta will provide the replacement terminal first. Use the packaging from the replacement terminal to ship the original one back.
11. Close the containers and fasten the latches carefully. 5.2 Package the KyWay terminal (configuration 2) The order of steps may vary depending upon your mounting structure. Always follow safety guidelines and refer to the Kymeta Safety and Handling Guide for best practices.
KyWay™ Terminal User Manual 7 Component replacement tools Before replacing any components on the KyWay terminal, make sure you have all the required tools. Tool diagram Tool description 3 mm ball head Allen driver M3 ball head Allen driver #2 Philips screwdriver...
KyWay™ Terminal User Manual 8 Component replacement hardware Before replacing any ODU components, take inventory to make sure you have all required hardware. Kymeta provides all hardware for any replacement component to the ODU. 8.1 BUC replacement hardware HW diagram HW description Quantity...
9.1.1 Remove the BUC ✎ Depending on which configuration of the KyWay terminal you have, replacement of the BUC will require either a 3 mm, 5 mm, and M3 Allen wrench or a #2 Philips head screwdriver. 1. Disconnect the 12-pin Amphenol connector from the 12-pin receptacle on the BUC.
KyWay™ Terminal User Manual 9.2 Replace the LNB Prior to replacing the LNB, power down the KyWay terminal and disconnect all power sources. Dismount the ODU and lay it face down on a clean, flat surface. 9.2.1 Remove the LNB 1.
Torque: 4.52 N- m (40 in.-lb.) 9.3 Replace the diplexer Prior to replacing the diplexer, power down the KyWay terminal and disconnect all power sources. Dismount the ODU and lay it face down on a clean, flat surface. Remove the LNB per 9.2 Replace the LNB Remove the BUC per 9.1 Replace the BUC...
Custom lengths are available upon request. Contact your Kymeta representative for details. To ensure performance of the system across the full operational range, Kymeta recommends using the following IF cable types for the RX cable and TX cable. The maximum attenuation levels of the table assumes 4 Ω of DC resistance and an RF attenuation of 10 MHz at 1.5 dB with a maximum valve of 12 dB RF attenuation at 950 to 2150 MHz.
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