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  • Page 2: Maintenance And Troubleshooting

    605C BOOSTER TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION REFERENCE MATERIAL SYSTEM ............... 1587-1001(2.3-2.4GHz), 1587-1002(2.076-2.11GHz), 1587-1003(2.1-2.3GHz), or 1587-1004(2.5-2.7GHz) SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION SYSTEM CHECK-OUT AND OPERATION PROCEDURES FRONT PANEL LED INDICATORS DRAWINGS 1. SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM ..........1576-3000 2. SYSTEM INTERCONNECT ..........1576-8000 3.
  • Page 3 REFERENCE 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER WARNING!!! DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR OR TROUBLESHOOT THIS EQUIPMENT UNLESS YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH ITS OPERATION AND EXPERIENCED IN SERVICING HIGH VOLTAGE EQUIPMENT. LETHAL VOLTAGES ARE PRESENT WHEN POWER IS APPLIED TO THIS SYSTEM. IF POSSIBLE, TURN OFF POWER BEFORE MAKING ADJUSTMENTS TO THE SYSTEM.
  • Page 4 REFERENCE 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER LIMITED WARRANTY ONE YEAR Seller warrants each new product manufactured and sold by Seller against defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service, for a period of one (1) year from the date of shipment from Seller's plant, when operated in accordance with Seller's operating instructions.
  • Page 5: Material Return Procedure

    )MATERIAL RETURN PROCEDURE In order to efficiently handle equipment or components returned for repair or sent out on loan, Axcera requests that each returned item be accompanied by a Material Return Authorization Number (MRA#). To obtain an MRA follow the procedures below:...
  • Page 6 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER PROPER PACKING OF MATERIALS When returning materials to Axcera, it is extremely important to pack them properly. Due to the delicate nature of components contained within the equipment, major damage can occur without proper packing. Please adhere to the following guidelines when returning materials.
  • Page 7: Temperature Conversion

    REFERENCE 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER dBm, dBw, dBmV, dBµV, AND VOLTAGE EXPRESSED IN WATTS 50 ohm system WATTS PREFIX dBmV VOLTAGE dBµV 1,000,000,000,000 1 TERAWATT +150 +120 100,000,000,000 100 GIGAWATTS +140 +110 10,000,000,000 10 GIGAWATTS +130 +100 1,000,000,000 1 GIGAWATT +120...
  • Page 8 REFERENCE 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER USEFUL CONVERSION FACTORS TO CONVERT FROM MULTIPLY BY mile (US statute) kilometer (km) 1.609347 inch (in) millimeter (mm) 25.4 inch (in) centimeter (cm) 2.54 inch (in) meter (m) 0.0254 foot (ft) meter (m) 0.3048 yard (yd) meter (m) 0.9144...
  • Page 9 REFERENCE 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS Alternating Current Output Automatic Frequency Control Phase Locked Loop Automatic Level Control Printed circuit board Amplitude modulation Quadrature Amplitude Modulation Automatic Gain Control American wire gauge Bit Error Rate Bandwidth Direct Current Digital to analog...
  • Page 10 REFERENCE 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER RETURN LOSS VS. VSWR 1.001 1.01...
  • Page 11 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER BROADBAND BOOSTER 605C DESCRIPTION The 605C Broadband Booster repeats multiple RF Channels in the 2076-2686 MHz frequency range. It is characterized for both analog NTSC/PAL and digital performance. An automatic level control circuit maintains constant output over a 30 dB input range. Input filters eliminate out-of-band retransmission. An...
  • Page 14 INSTALLATION OF BOOSTER í The 605C is designed as a pole mount device, however, it may also be mounted on the side of a building or most any other desired location. For pole mount applications, an Installation Material Kit including a mounting bracket, U-bolts, and other necessary hardware is provided.
  • Page 15 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER CONNECTIONS Cable selection is a very critical part of the installation. Several optional power kits are available from Axcera. In the event cables are purchased from another supplier, please consult with your system designer prior to purchase. Use of incorrect cables may result in substantial signal loss or cause interference to other devices.
  • Page 16: Initial Turn On

    OPERATION 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER INITIAL TURN ON Prior to turning on the system, be sure all connections are in the correct place Next, follow the steps below: í Turn the external power supply on. í Verify green LED’s DS1-DS4 on the ±12V/-5V Power Supply Board are lit..
  • Page 17 OPERATION 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER BOTTOM VIEW 605C RF I/P (J1) Provides an RF input to the unit RF O/P (J2) Provides an RF output from the unit PWR IN (J3) Power in to the unit PWR LOOP THRU (J4) Power outlet used to supply secondary units...
  • Page 18 BOOSTER 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER INTERNAL LED INDICATORS 605C ASSEMBLY NAME INDICATES BIAS PROTECTION DS1-GREEN BIAS CURRENT BOARD BOOSTER CONTROL DS1-GREEN THERMAL INTERLOCK BOARD BOOSTER CONTROL DS3-GREEN OPERATE BOARD BOOSTER CONTROL DS2-RED OVERDRIVE BOARD BOOSTER CONTROL DS4-RED LOW OUTPUT BOARD ±12V/±5V POWER...
  • Page 21 0029 GN-625-CH-F-T PIN CONN TO 75 OHM N ADAP 2.000 GILBERT ENGINEERING GN-625-CH-F-T 0032 1400-F386 TUNING SPECS, 605C 0.000 0034 1400-F384 TEST DATA, 605C 0.000 0050 1576-3000 B/D,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 0051 1576-8000 I/C,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 Page 1...
  • Page 22 0029 GN-625-CH-F-T PIN CONN TO 75 OHM N ADAP 2.000 GILBERT ENGINEERING GN-625-CH-F-T 0032 1400-F386 TUNING SPECS, 605C 0.000 0034 1400-F384 TEST DATA, 605C 0.000 0050 1576-3000 B/D,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 0051 1576-8000 I/C,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 Page 1...
  • Page 23 0029 GN-625-CH-F-T PIN CONN TO 75 OHM N ADAP 2.000 GILBERT ENGINEERING GN-625-CH-F-T 0032 1400-F386 TUNING SPECS, 605C 0.000 0034 1400-F384 TEST DATA, 605C 0.000 0050 1576-3000 B/D,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 0051 1576-8000 I/C,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 Page 1...
  • Page 24 2.000 GILBERT ENGINEERING GN-625-CH-F-T 0028 82-202 PLUG, N, STRAIGHT 2.000 AMPHENOL 82-202 0032 1400-F386 TUNING SPECS, 605C 0.000 0034 1400-F384 TEST DATA, 605C 0.000 0050 1576-3000 B/D,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 0051 1576-8000 I/C,ITS-605C MULTI CH BOO 0.000 Page 1...
  • Page 29 0022 MDA3504 RECTIFIER, BRIDGE, 35A, 4 1.000 MOTOROLA MDA3504 0030 1576-1120 WIRE HARN, BB BSTR, ITS-6 1.000 04-01-98 0031 1576-1121 COAX CABLE ASSY, ITS-605C 1.000 03-03-99 0035 1584-1134 REAR HEATSINK, B.B. BOOST 1.000 04-01-98 A21 ITS FILTER 1584-1134 0037 1517-1201 BOOSTER ENCLOSURE ASSY.
  • Page 30 TECH.RPT 08:39:48 Tue Oct 15 2002 Axcera LLC Sys PGH11 Acct dellapc:AXC.MAIN Single-Level Manufacturing Bills of Material - Engineering Data Report For Part Number: 1587-1100 BB BSTR ASSY, 2.3-2.4, >3 - Effective as of 10-15-2002 Part Bal Number Item Description...
  • Page 31 F1, F2 LITTLEFUSE 313002+ 0130 1517-9067 CONNECTOR PLATE W/SILK 1.000 04-01-98 0131 1207054 DECAL, AXCERA 2.000 01-17-02 0151 1576-3100 B/D,ITS-605C BROADBND BOO 0.000 10-18-00 0152 1576-8100 I/C,605C BOOSTER 0.000 10-18-00 0155 1121990 I/C,1576-8100,REDUCED TO 1.000 09-05-00 0156 1121989 B/D,1576-3100,REDUCED TO 1.000...
  • Page 32 0022 MDA3504 RECTIFIER, BRIDGE, 35A, 4 1.000 MOTOROLA MDA3504 0030 1576-1120 WIRE HARN, BB BSTR, ITS-6 1.000 04-01-98 0031 1576-1121 COAX CABLE ASSY, ITS-605C 1.000 03-03-99 0035 1584-1134 REAR HEATSINK, B.B. BOOST 1.000 04-01-98 A21 ITS FILTER 1584-1134 0037 1517-1201 BOOSTER ENCLOSURE ASSY.
  • Page 33 TECH.RPT 08:40:50 Tue Oct 15 2002 Axcera LLC Sys PGH11 Acct dellapc:AXC.MAIN Single-Level Manufacturing Bills of Material - Engineering Data Report For Part Number: 1587-1101 BB BSTR ASSY, 2.076-2.11, - Effective as of 10-15-2002 Part Bal Number Item Description Rev Lvl...
  • Page 34 F1, F2 LITTLEFUSE 313002+ 0130 1517-9067 CONNECTOR PLATE W/SILK 1.000 04-01-98 0131 1207054 DECAL, AXCERA 2.000 01-17-02 0151 1576-3100 B/D,ITS-605C BROADBND BOO 0.000 10-18-00 0152 1576-8100 I/C,605C BOOSTER 0.000 10-18-00 0155 1121990 I/C,1576-8100,REDUCED TO 1.000 09-05-00 0156 1121989 B/D,1576-3100,REDUCED TO 1.000...
  • Page 35 0022 MDA3504 RECTIFIER, BRIDGE, 35A, 4 1.000 MOTOROLA MDA3504 0030 1576-1120 WIRE HARN, BB BSTR, ITS-6 1.000 04-01-98 0031 1576-1121 COAX CABLE ASSY, ITS-605C 1.000 03-03-99 0035 1584-1134 REAR HEATSINK, B.B. BOOST 1.000 04-01-98 A21 ITS FILTER 1584-1134 0037 1517-1201 BOOSTER ENCLOSURE ASSY.
  • Page 36 TECH.RPT 08:41:45 Tue Oct 15 2002 Axcera LLC Sys PGH11 Acct dellapc:AXC.MAIN Single-Level Manufacturing Bills of Material - Engineering Data Report For Part Number: 1587-1102 BB BSTR ASSY, 2.1-2.3, >3 - Effective as of 10-15-2002 Part Bal Number Item Description...
  • Page 37 F1, F2 LITTLEFUSE 313002+ 0130 1517-9067 CONNECTOR PLATE W/SILK 1.000 04-01-98 0131 1207054 DECAL, AXCERA 2.000 01-17-02 0151 1576-3100 B/D,ITS-605C BROADBND BOO 0.000 10-18-00 0152 1576-8100 I/C,605C BOOSTER 0.000 10-18-00 0155 1121990 I/C,1576-8100,REDUCED TO 1.000 09-05-00 0156 1121989 B/D,1576-3100,REDUCED TO 1.000...
  • Page 38 0022 MDA3504 RECTIFIER, BRIDGE, 35A, 4 1.000 MOTOROLA MDA3504 0030 1576-1120 WIRE HARN, BB BSTR, ITS-6 1.000 04-01-98 0031 1576-1121 COAX CABLE ASSY, ITS-605C 1.000 03-03-99 0035 1584-1134 REAR HEATSINK, B.B. BOOST 1.000 04-01-98 A21 ITS FILTER 1584-1134 0037 1517-1201 BOOSTER ENCLOSURE ASSY.
  • Page 39 TECH.RPT 08:42:54 Tue Oct 15 2002 Axcera LLC Sys PGH11 Acct dellapc:AXC.MAIN Single-Level Manufacturing Bills of Material - Engineering Data Report For Part Number: 1587-1103 BB BSTR ASSY, 2.5-2.7, >3 - Effective as of 10-15-2002 Part Bal Number Item Description...
  • Page 40 F1, F2 LITTLEFUSE 313002+ 0130 1517-9067 CONNECTOR PLATE W/SILK 1.000 04-01-98 0131 1207054 DECAL, AXCERA 2.000 01-17-02 0151 1576-3100 B/D,ITS-605C BROADBND BOO 0.000 10-18-00 0152 1576-8100 I/C,605C BOOSTER 0.000 10-18-00 0155 1121990 I/C,1576-8100,REDUCED TO 1.000 09-05-00 0156 1121989 B/D,1576-3100,REDUCED TO 1.000...
  • Page 41: Troubleshooting Procedure

    MAINTENANCE 605C BROADBAND BOOSTER PROPER CARE OF THE SYSTEM This product is designed with components that require no periodic maintenance except for cleaning and record keeping. The amount of cleaning necessary depends greatly on the conditions where the booster is mounted. While the electronics have been designed to function well even if covered with dust, heavy buildups of dirt and insects will impede the effectiveness of the cooling and lead to shutdown or premature failure.